The Courtyard Hotel, Stockton On Tees - pub details

Address: 39a, High St, Green Dragon Yard, Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, TS18 1SB [map] [gmap]

Tel: 01642 618444

Nearest train stations Stockton (0.5 miles), Thornaby (0.6 miles), Eaglescliffe (3 miles)

Pub suggested by Andy on 20 Jun 2003

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user reviews of the Courtyard Hotel, Stockton On Tees

please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.

"Salt of the earth" is not generally considered to be a pejorative comment ... you might have gone on to Oxford but you ain't so bright, bonny lad.
anonymous - 14 Aug 2006 22:20
A real gem in the otherwise salt of the earth Stockton. Visited three times in the past couple of weeks. The two women who run the bar are friendly but well equiped to deal with the occasional rowdy local (A fight did break out whilst I was there on a Saturday night.
Nice interior with events such as a DJ on the weekend.
The ebeer was the standard pump affair with Worthies Smooth and Ale (brewed especially for Teesside - or so it says on the pump) is complimented with Newcastle Exhibition - a rare find in Teesside.
Overall a nice pump with mostly nice talkative locals. Certainly not a sleepy pub.

race_faster - 14 Aug 2006 17:02
The Courtyard is a bar downstairs, and a hotel on the upper three floors. And a rather nice hotel it is too - with a lovely dining room, good rooms, and the bloke that runs it is a friendly fella. But, back to the beer!

Tasty pints of your usual smoothflows make up the bulk of the bar, while (if I remember rightly) hand-pull is on offer occasionally. The far left corner of the bar also plays host to the odd jazz band on weeknights, the sound of tootling filtering out into the Yard. Picnic tables in their own, slightly 'corridor-like' seating area. Worth nipping in for one.
Andy - 20 Jun 2003 14:38

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