Infant Hercules, Middlesbrough

A warm welcome is always guaranteed at the town's most successful micro pub.

Opened in March 2015, and soon to celebrate its 11th birthday, the Infant is one of several micro-pubs within what was the town's 'solicitors' quarter', all within a stone's throw of each other, and located in parallel streets of substantial Victorian terraced houses just south of the main shopping precinct and north of the University campus.

While handy for the Law Courts, Middlesbrough football ground is a fifteen minute walk away.

Its close location to the Riverside Stadium has resulted in developing a national reputation amongst dicerning away football supporters, with matchday Saturdays resulting in a tremendous atmosphere.

Named after Gladstone's description of the town in 1862, after he had witnessed the expansion of the local steel making and ship building industries, all now sadly departed.

Four beers of different styles are served. Three third pint tasting trays are available.

A recent local CAMRA branch Pub of the Year.

Closed on Sundays, unless Boro are at home.