If so which ones?

Also what is the best way to get to Craven Park from the centre? Bus? Taxi? and if so how much roughly.

Thanks in advance.

You could get either a number 42 or 43 bus from the bus station which is adjacent to the train station, both of these go near to the ground, or you could get a black cab from just outside the front end of train station, not sure about the cost, i would estimate it to be anywhere between 7 and 10 pounds.
With regards to pubs, you could go in either the Falcon or the Crown pubs, the latter otherwise known as the red L, both of these are within 15 minutes walking distance.
Soccer sensations which is just accross from the Craven park ground is also a good place to get a drink and not to expensive, have a safe journey bud.

Will do.

Let's hope we give you a game.

if you get the 42 or 43 from the station its fairly frequent and will cost you 2.50 for a day rider so not too bad at all, a much better option than a taxi i think mate, have a safe journey over, how many do you think will travel

daft question but where abouts is the falcon

Seventies red wrote:Soccer sensations which is just accross from the Craven park ground is also a good place to get a drink and not to expensive, have a safe journey bud. SS is perfect http://www.soccersensations.co.uk/hull/location.htm

Seventies red wrote:Soccer sensations which is just accross from the Craven park ground is also a good place to get a drink and not to expensive, have a safe journey bud. SS is perfect http://www.soccersensations.co.uk/hull/location.htm

Kebab shop, Beverley Road. I'll get me coat

Antler Club on Marfleet lane

Sunday Carveries are meant to be very good

Second that, short walk too.

Straight to the ground for a pint and a pie for a fiver in the Robins nest. Come on.

Don't forget the programme
Every matchday between 1pm and 2pm* you can pick up a pie, a pint and a programme for just £5 in the Robins Nest and Harry Poole Bars