Due to the ongoing situation with COVID-19, this event will be cancelled until further notice.
Situated in the High Street area, close to Hull’s Museums Quarter and William Wilberforce House, Hull’s oldest pub dates back to 1336 where it was originally a tenement. It was first licensed in 1729 having previously had many roles including a brothel and a coffee house. It is believed to be named after a Moroccan boy who worked in the building when it was a coffee shop in the 1730s. It has kept many of its original features including some ghostly apparitions apparently! Nowadays you can enjoy a selection of regularly changing real ales, ciders and fruit wines amongst other beverages.
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Hull's oldest licensed premises, serving since 1729. A characteristic pub full of history, cask ales
