The Head Of Steam Hull

The best spot for food and a beer in Hull! Fantastic vibes. Great food. Lovely staff Happy days! I will continually come back here every time I visit.

Came for some lunch on a Sunday, the place was very quiet (think it was just me and my partner). Food as quick, lunch menu is super cheap! A meal for £8, and add a drink for £2.50. We got a Chicken Gryos and Fish Taco from the lunch menu, the Gryos was nice, but Taco was small as we only got 1. We also got a burger and it was lovely too. Would definitely come back, but just probably not the Tacos. Nachos were amazing, best i've tasted. Cheap too.

We went for tea prior going to the theatre We were very disappointed when the chairs were ripped and filthy dirty!10 of us squashed round 3 little tables two people had to eat their meal on their knees! Food ok but not alot of it two people had the gyros and left half of it dry not dressing the sea food taco was a very small meal! The staff weren't that helpful we had to ask when our food was ready after sitting for half an hour!Not a great experience

Friday afternoon and the pub was fairly busy and had a good atmosphere. Had several Battleaxe bitters, very tasty and a good pint of real beer. I was hungry so had a festive pizza, topped with chicken,stuffing, cranberry sauce it was lovely. Had some fries and onion rings too...massive portion of fries. Everything was tasty and beautifully cooked. The star there were all very friendly and made me feel very welcome. I thoroughly recommend this great pub in Hulls Old Town.

So disappointed with our meal! I had been a couple of times before and the food was always great but last night the burgers were very small the fries were hard and practically had no potato in making them hard to eat, which actually we didn’t. If you wanted to see the burger you had to lift the bun which shows the lack of size. I would have given my feedback at the time but no one came to see if it was ok. The staff were very efficient and lovely on the bar. Sadly we won’t be returning.

A enjoyable afternoon with friends on a catch up. I've picked three of the bars of the numerous we vacated. Must admit we probably need to stay inside, because hull was baking in one of the hottest days for sometime. The camden beer was okay, but I was taken back by the £5,90 a pint charge, I think more as I'd just previously paid £2-34 for my last pint. Is what it is. My friend ate, and enjoyed what he had. It's lovely to sit in the square, taking in the church, buildings, specially on a hot day.

Head of Steam is usually quite a reliable spot for a good range of craft beer in a nice environment. This pub is nicely laid-out and does indeed have a reasonable selection of craft beer, which is positive. The beer seemed reasonably well-kept, but there were some negatives that impacted the enjoyment. Glassware. Glassware is important. Being served my not-inexpensive pint in a manky, worn-out glass that's at least five years old, has been through the dishwasher so many times the branding has scrubbed off, is the wrong type of glass for the beer and should have been retired before the COVID pandemic somewhat spoils the product. Price. If you're going to charge £7 for a pint that costs £5 els...

I specifically chose this pub because I needed to meet someone who follows a vegan diet, and I was aware that Hull might not have many options for substantial vegan offerings. To my pleasant surprise, this pub surpassed my expectations by offering a diverse and extensive vegan menu. I estimate that over 50% of the menu consisted of vegan options, which provided a wide range of choices for my vegan associate. It was refreshing to find such a thoughtfully curated selection in a city that may not be known for its vegan-friendly establishments. In addition to the impressive vegan menu, the pub's drink selection was excellent. The variety of drinks available catered to different tastes and prefer...

We booked a table for Saturday tea time for 7 people, and the booking stated that one of the guests would be an 18 month old which would need a high chair. We went to the bar to tell them we were here for a booking and when we shown our table we were seated at one of the two high tables in the whole place. There was no high chair set at the table, so I asked for this and they brought the usual wooden pub highchair over, but if my daughter sat at this at the table her head would be under the table, how were we supposed to have a meal with her like this? We asked if we could be moved to a low table, which there was a large one to seat all 7 of us at where there was one man having a beer, and t...