Pub of the Year
CAMRA’s National Pub of the Year is the annual competition to find the very best pub in the UK. We’ve been highlighting the best pubs in the country since 1988, and the competition helps to showcase quality pubs around the UK that are worth seeking out and visiting. It’s all about finding the cream of the crop and the best place for you to enjoy a pint of real ale. Some may also have good quality real cider or perry for you to sample.
2024 - Bailey Head, Oswestry
2024 - Pub of the Year Finalists
CAMRA has announced this year’s finalists from the UK’s nations and regions. 17 fantastic pubs have battled it out with thousands of pubs across the UK to be crowned the winner in their area. For the first time a Northern Ireland winner has been crowned this year, having previously been part of a joint Scotland and Northern Ireland Pub of the Year competition.
Greater London
Little Green Dragon, Winchmore Hill
A former shop unit, Enfield’s first micropub opened in 2017,...
West Midlands
Bailey Head, Owestry
Nestled near the Welsh borders in the charming market town...
West Pennines
Black Horse, Preston
A visually stunning Victorian Grade II listed pub opposite the...
Yorkshire
Three B’s, Bridlington
Run by a husband-and-wife team who are passionate about beer...
2024 - Regional and National Finalists
Central Southern
Bell Inn, Aldworth
East Anglia
Blackfriars Tavern, Great Yarmouth
East Midlands
Horse and Jockey, Stapleford
Greater London
Little Green Dragon, Winchmore Hill
Greater Manchester
Northumberland Arms, Marple Bridge
Kent
Nelson Arms, Tonbridge
Merseyside and Cheshire
Turks Head, St Helens
North East
Grey Horse, Consett
Northern Ireland
Dog and Duck, Lisbellaw
Scotland
Hillend Tavern, Dalgety Bay
South West
Crossways Inn, West Huntspill
Surrey and Sussex
Brickmakers Alehouse, Bexhill on Sea
Wales
Cresselley Arms, Cressell Quay
Wessex
Woodman Inn, Bridport
West Midlands
Bailey Head, Owestry
West Pennines
Black Horse, Preston
Yorkshire
Three B’s, Bridlington