The New Inn Leven · East Riding of Yorkshire
Historic Georgian village inn · Leven

Good food, good beer & a proper village welcome.

A characterful East Yorkshire pub, restaurant and guest house with homemade food, Sunday roast, real ales, an enclosed courtyard and comfortable rooms between Beverley and the coast.

Homemade FoodSunday RoastReal AlesGuest RoomsDog FriendlyCourtyard
Grade II listed · c.1800A Georgian village pub with more than two centuries of character.

The building is officially listed for its architectural and historic interest.

The New Inn Leven historic Georgian pub exterior Traditional pub bar interior
Leven village
hospitality.
At the heart of Leven

A Georgian inn that still feels like a local.

Historic England lists The New Inn at 44 South Street as a Grade II public house dating from around 1800. Today the venue is known as a friendly village pub, restaurant and inn, with original character, an enclosed courtyard and easy access to countryside walks and the Leven Canal.

Historic building, relaxed atmosphere

Traditional character without turning the pub into a museum piece.

Local food & drink

Homemade meals, real ales, wine, spirits and familiar pub favourites.

Useful base for East Yorkshire

Leven sits between Beverley and Hornsea, with countryside, cycling and canal walks close by.

Sunday in Leven

Roast dinner, fresh veg & no reason to rush.

Sunday lunch is one of the most consistently mentioned reasons people visit The New Inn. Build the live page around the current meat choices, vegetarian option, children's portions and dessert board.

Sunday RoastFresh VegetablesYorkshire PubFamily FriendlyHomemade Desserts
Stay at the inn

A comfortable base between Beverley & the coast.

Recent accommodation listings describe seven refurbished guest rooms, each with a private shower en-suite. The design below gives rooms their own clear booking journey instead of hiding accommodation inside the pub pages.

Double guest room

Double Room

Comfortable village-inn accommodation for couples or solo travellers exploring East Yorkshire.

En-suite ShowerWi-FiTea & Coffee
Traditional inn bedroom

Inn Stay

Stay above a real village pub, with food, drinks and countryside routes directly on the doorstep.

Pub DownstairsParkingLeven Village
Guest accommodation

East Yorkshire Break

Use Leven as a base for Beverley, Hornsea, canal walks, cycling routes and the wider Yorkshire coast.

BeverleyHornseaWalking Routes
More than dinner

The sort of pub that still behaves like a pub.

Recent listings and reviews highlight real ales, live performances, quiz nights, sport, bar games, dog-friendly spaces and a large enclosed courtyard. Those are useful differentiators, so the redesign makes them visible instead of treating them as small-print amenities.

Real AleGuest hand pulls & local beer

A strong reason for walkers, cyclists and locals to stop for a pint.

CourtyardOutdoor seating

A large enclosed rear courtyard for warm-weather drinks and events.

What's OnMusic, quizzes & sport

Build a live events calendar for entertainment and televised sport.

DogsFour-legged visitors welcome

Recent reviews repeatedly mention a welcoming approach to dogs.

Find The New Inn

44 South Street, in the heart of Leven.

The official listed-building record and current accommodation/restaurant listings place The New Inn at 44 South Street, Leven, Beverley, East Riding of Yorkshire, HU17 5NZ.

Address44 South Street

Leven, Beverley, East Riding of Yorkshire, HU17 5NZ

Telephone01964 542223

Use the phone for table, room and current-hours enquiries.

HeritageGrade II Listed

Historic England records the public house as dating from around 1800.

Opening TimesCheck latest hours

Current public sources disagree on exact daily hours, so confirm before travelling.

Good to know

Before you visit or stay.

Practical information based on current public listings and the building's official heritage record.

Where is The New Inn Leven?

44 South Street, Leven, Beverley, East Riding of Yorkshire, HU17 5NZ.

Does The New Inn serve food?

Yes. Current listings describe a restaurant and pub-food offer, with Sunday roast, burgers, fish & chips and other homemade dishes among popular choices.

Can I stay overnight?

Yes. Recent accommodation listings describe seven guest rooms with private shower en-suites.

Is the pub dog friendly?

Current structured listings and recent reviews indicate that dogs are welcome.

Why are exact opening hours not shown?

Recent public sources give conflicting daily hours. For accuracy, call 01964 542223 or check the latest business listing before travelling.