Corner Pin

You'll find yourself in a proper neighbourhood local rather than one of those Heritage Centre knock-offs that plague the city centre. Corner Pin sits on Tanner Row—tucked away enough that it attracts actual Yorkies rather than coach parties—and feels like the kind of place where regulars have their usual spots and the bar staff actually remember your name. The vibe is deliberately unfussy: worn wooden floors, decent beer selection, and the sort of menu that doesn't try too hard but gets the fundamentals right. It's where you come for a pint and some food that tastes like someone cared about it, not where you come to Instagram your dinner.