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Dec 2021
Last Updated: 17/12/2021
The Knox pub in Harrogate: more than just a watering hole
Once a working dairy farm, it’s now a popular spot for locals and visitors alike, thanks to the stellar reputation it has built for food, drink and events.
This article is sponsored by The Knox Harrogate
Tucked away on the outskirts of Bilton is The Knox, a stylish and welcoming pub.
Once a working dairy farm, it’s now a popular spot for locals and visitors alike, thanks to the stellar reputation it has built.
The kitchen serves a delicious locally sourced menu, alongside a broad selection of quality beers, ales, and international wines.
The Wednesday steak night is a particular customer-favourite; order two meals of sirloin pave steak with all the trimmings (including a homemade creamy peppercorn sauce), and you’ll receive a complimentary bottle of wine.
The traditional home-cooked Sunday lunch is spectacular. Choose from roast beef, roast turkey, or a vegan mushroom wellington, served with seasonal vegetables, roast and mashed potato, homemade Yorkshire pudding and gravy.
Alongside the traditional kitchen, The Knox has a dedicated pizza kitchen to create hand stretched, cooked-to-order Italian pizzas.
Beyond the food though, it’s the entertainment and events that really make The Knox stand out.
With two massive screens, The Knox is a fantastic place to watch major sports fixtures, while the monthly live music nights always bring a great vibe to the pub.
The Knox is available to hire for private functions, with access to the pizza kitchen and extensive beer garden (complete with barbecue facility). Full catering can be provided, and with a large, private car park there’s plenty of space for everyone to attend your birthday, wedding, or corporate celebrations.
Fill your Tuesday nights with the weekly Knox pub quiz to be in with a chance of winning one of many cash prizes. Hosted by local singer Micky Stockburn, the categories change each week but might include general knowledge, sports, music or a picture round. There’s a £1 entry fee which is added to the prize pot, with 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and second-to-last place winnings up for grabs – along with gongs for extra games like play your cards right.
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