Brook Taverner Beverley

Brook Taverner Beverley, 35 Toll Gavel, Beverley, HU17 9AA

Opening Hours

Monday - Saturday - 9:30am - 5pm

Sunday - 11am-4pm

How to Find Us

Brook Taverner Beverley can be found on the main high street next to WH Smith. The Brook Taverner store is located between the wonderfully named Wednesday Market Place and Saturday Market Place, and around the corner from Beverley Guildhall. We recommend parking at Lairgate and from here you should see Carluccios located on the left hand side of Toll Gavel with Brook Taverner itself found a further 150 yards further down the High Street.

Telephone Number

01482 882356

How to Get to Beverley

There is plenty of parking in and around Beverley town centre and Beverley is just 10 miles from the M62 motorway. When driving from the West, take exit number 38 and follow the B1230 eastwards through the towns of North Cave, Drewton, High Hunsley, and Walkington. After approximately 15 minutes of driving this will lead to a double mini roundabout where you should follow the signs towards the minster and the friary. Continuing along this road will bring the minster into site and taking a left at the following T-Junction will bring you to the centre of town.

Store Manager

Lee Wardell - Manager since 2019

"A breath of fresh air and Quality, Style and Service at great prices... Visited the new shop in Beverley and was very impressed, not only with the style, quality and value of the products, but with the professionalism of the staff, who helped me find the cut and size which suited me, without any pressure the buy. The manager was particularly helpful and his management style has led me to go back regularly and found his staff very helpful as well. When so many mens shops offer poor choice or expensive goods, this shop is a breath of fresh air."

Things to Do Nearby

Beverely Minster
Beverely Markets
The Treasure House
Beverley Georgian Quarter
St Mary's Church
Beverely Westwood
Coronation Garden
Beverely Guildhall
Skidby Mill
Dalton Park
Beverley Races

History of Beverley

Indirectly responsible for the naming of the world-famous Beverley Hills in Los Angeles (Directly inspiring the name of Beverley, Massachusetts in 1688 which went on to influence the laterly named LA district) Beverely has a long and rich heritage dating back to 700 AD. Once upon a time Beverley was the 10th largest town in England as well as one of the richest. While others may have grown at quicker rates, the heritage and history remains in this quaint old town which was labelled as one of the nicest places to live in the UK by the Sunday Times in 2018.

Many are drawn to Beverley by the stunning Minster located in the centre of town. Hailed as a gothic masterpiece by many, its history is of course steeped with interesting stories and notable personnel (including Thomas Beckett's stint of Provost between 1154 and 1162 before he famously became Archbishop of Canterbury) but for all, the architecture and immense cultural importance can be appreciated.