Hornblower Tavern

Hornblower Tavern

📍 3 Old Market Pl, Ripon HG4 1EQ, UK

About Hornblower Tavern

The Hornblower Tavern is a popular bar located in the heart of Ripon, on Old Market Place. Well-regarded by visitors, it boasts a strong 4 out of 5-star rating from over 200 Google reviews. Known for its lively atmosphere, it's a favourite spot for a relaxed drink or an entertaining night out.

This friendly sports bar offers a selection of well-kept beers, including popular choices like John Smith's. Guests often praise the welcoming staff and the clean, well-maintained facilities. Throughout the week, the tavern hosts various entertainment, from DJs spinning tunes to lively karaoke nights, creating a vibrant social hub. A convenient beer garden provides an outdoor space to enjoy your visit.

Visiting Information

The Hornblower Tavern welcomes guests seven days a week, operating from 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM daily. It prioritises accessibility, featuring a wheelchair-accessible entrance and being all on one level inside, with no steps. For payment, the bar conveniently accepts all major credit and debit cards, as well as NFC payments.

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📍 3 Old Market Pl, Ripon HG4 1EQ, UK

4.0

from 211 reviews

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Showing 5 of 211 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 30 January 2026.

Anonymous
5/5
12 months ago

Propper friendly little sports bar with John Smiths, clean, well-kept toilets, lovely staff. No food but the usual crisps and nuts. Later on, they had karaoke. Easy to walk to from car park. All on one level, no steps and there is a beer garden.

Anonymous
1/5
2 months ago

Lack of atmosphere and bar staff couldn't give a monkey's, don't bother.

Anonymous
5/5
6 months ago

Had a great friday night in here, good beer and a dj on, good atmosphere.

Anonymous
3/5
5 months ago

No real ale. Looked a bit young lagers drinkers place to me.

Anonymous
3/5
a year ago

No Real Ales as such ,so had to have a pint of Ireland's finest Black stuff. Good For Watching Midweek Footy and handily placed.