Sam Smith pub in Middlesbrough to reopen after two-year closure
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 19 Oct, 12:31 · Archive
The Cambridge Hotel in Middlesbrough will reopen on 27 October after a two-year closure.
The Cambridge Hotel on Cambridge Road in Middlesbrough will reopen its doors on Tuesday 27 October after a two-year closure. Owned by Samuel Smith's Brewery, the pub underwent a major makeover during its closure and is now preparing to welcome back customers.
The venue will initially open with its main bar and games room. It will serve Samuel Smith's beers, ales and other drinks. TeessideLive reports that the building was hit by a fire in 2022 and once operated as a bed and breakfast with 11 rooms.
Owners have indicated plans to introduce food and reopen the hotel accommodation in future phases. A spokesperson for the pub said: 'After a period of closure, we're looking forward to bringing this traditional Samuel Smith's pub back into the heart of the local community.' The venue is currently recruiting staff ahead of the reopening.
How it is being reported
- Middlesbrough pub being brought 'back to life' after closure with plans to reopen hotelThe Cambridge Hotel is launching a phased return with hopes of reopening hotel accommodation in the futureTeessideLive · 19 Oct, 11:59
- Sam Smith North East pub to reopen after two-year closure following major makeoverThe Cambridge Hotel on Cambridge Road, Middlesbrough, owned by Sam Smith's, will welcome back punters on Tuesday, October 27, after a long closure.The Northern Echo · 19 Oct, 08:00
In this story: The Cambridge Hotel · Samuel Smith's Brewery · Middlesbrough · Cambridge Road
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