Linthorpe Hotel
📍 Linthorpe Public House, The Crescent, Middlesbrough TS5 6SQ, UK
About Linthorpe Hotel
The Linthorpe Hotel, known locally as the Linthorpe Public House, is a beloved traditional pub nestled in Middlesbrough's Linthorpe area. Part of the historic Samuel Smith's Brewery estate, it offers a classic pub experience celebrated for its high-quality ales and welcoming atmosphere. Highly rated by visitors with a 4.1/5-star Google rating, it's often praised as one of Teesside's finest establishments for unwinding and socialising.
Visitors consistently highlight the superb quality of the beers, including the renowned Taddy Lager and Pure Lager, which regulars affectionately refer to as 'Yorkshire Champagne'. The friendly and attentive staff contribute significantly to the inviting environment, making it a popular spot for both groups and individuals seeking to connect. True to its Samuel Smith's heritage, the Linthorpe Hotel encourages conversation and a relaxed atmosphere by maintaining a no-phone policy, allowing guests to truly switch off and enjoy their surroundings.
Visiting Information
The Linthorpe Hotel welcomes guests throughout the week, opening from 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM Monday to Saturday, and until 10:30 PM on Sundays. The establishment offers a wheelchair-accessible entrance, ensuring ease of access for all visitors. For payment, debit cards and NFC payments are accepted, alongside cash, providing convenient options for patrons.
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📍 Linthorpe Public House, The Crescent, Middlesbrough TS5 6SQ, UK
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Showing 5 of 213 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 5 February 2026.
The best pub in Teesside in my opinion: great staff, and the Taddy is second to none, Yorkshire Champagne. Highly recommend for groups, or loan folks looking for new friends…
Great place to unwind. It's a samual smith establishment so it abiles by the no phone rule. Great lager and views right in the center of linthorpe.
The Linthorpe had the best jukebox in the town and wish it was back. The pure lager is the best 👍
Friday night, fairly quite, faces from years ago still using the pub, that must say something, but still places to sit. Warm weather, people sitting outside in a spacious beer garden. Good pint of OB,not as inexpensive as it was, staff ok. Large gently sloping ramp makes wheelchair access easy. Dog friendly.
Cheap pint, and electronics banned. Great pub to remind you how to socialize without a phone. Highly recomended. Even Guiness substitute was drinkable, and I'm quite fussy about my pint.