Thursday 26th March 2026

By Bridlington Gold Radio Editor

Three B’s Micropub in Bridlington has scooped two top honours after being named both Pub of the Year and Cider Pub of the Year by the Yorkshire Wolds branch of the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA).

The popular Old Town venue triumphed over 69 real ale pubs across the branch area, adding to an already impressive trophy cabinet. Three B’s has previously earned multiple CAMRA accolades, including a place among the top four pubs in the UK in 2024.

Bridlington pubs dominated this year’s results, with The Old Ship taking second place and The Moon Tap finishing third in the Pub of the Year category. In the cider competition, The Butcher’s Dog in Driffield was named Runner-Up.
Branch chair Jonquil Beynon praised the winners, saying:
“These are important awards for CAMRA branches, with the winners going forward to be judged in the Yorkshire and National heats. Congratulations to Three B’s and thanks to all our members who took part in the voting.”

Owners Mark and Cheryl Bates said the double victory means a great deal to their small, community-focused pub.
“It is such a great honour to be judged by the local members of CAMRA as the Yorkshire Wolds Pub and Cider Pub of the Year,” they said. “It makes all the work worthwhile, and we thank the CAMRA members who voted for our small, friendly pub. We’re proud to promote local products, with most of our beers and ciders sourced from within Yorkshire.”