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Pub of the Season Summer 2014
The White Swan, Barton-upon-Humber

Our Summer pub of the season goes to the White Swan in Barton-upon-Humber. The pub reopened in Autumn 2013 after being closed for two and a half years, and has been taken on as a family pub with landlady Lisa Robson running front of house. There is now a welcoming atmosphere which has attracted a varied and friendly clientele.

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The White Swan has undergone extensive refurbishment and redecoration with a traditional drinking area at the bar, two comfortable areas for dining or drinking plus a 'Curiosity Shop'. The pub is decorated in a contemporary style whilst retaining original pub features such as the large period bay windows.

The pub serves one cask ale which is constantly changing, offering a range of ales rarely seen in this neck of the woods. On the day of our visit this was a well kept Mordue Northumberland Blonde. This is supplemented by Black Sheep Bitter on key keg, real ale in a bottle , four traditional ciders and a perry. The food menu has been revamped serving a varied café-diner style menu throughout the day.

There is a quiz night on Sundays, an extensive range of pub games available, regular local live music and the pub also serves as a local meeting place for groups such as Spanish conversation and H.A.M.radio. The pub is still testing the water and building up business but is looking at further developments such as using the extensive outdoor courtyard areato the rear which has the potential for a variety of outdoor events such as a monthly Sunday craft market.

We congratulate the White Swan on their well-deserved award with the presentation on Saturday 23rd August.

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