Sandie was super friendly and the Sunday roast was delicious! Really cosy with the fire in winter…read moretoo.

This is a tricky one. Years ago this was a smashing, traditional, stone-flagged, multi-roomed pub,…read moreserving great hand-pulled beer. The good news is that the beer is still top quality, albeit pricey (£3.50 a pint), and the roaring open fire was very welcome on a grungy day like today. Sadly though, the interior designers have been hard at work, and turned this place into a somewhat sterile experience with the emphasis more on food (expensive) and coffee than beer. I guess a lot of people will love this restaurpub, but to me it's mock tudor, and not the real thing. It's the sort of pub that foreign tourists go in because the real pubs look a bit too intimidating. The stone flags remain, but the soul has gone. Having said all that, and call me a hypocrite if you want, I'd probably go here again at some point as the beer was good.....but not before I'd been to a few other pubs in the area first.

I love this restaurant, it is set up high on the valley side on the way up to Norland Moor and has…read morea fantastic view across the valley. The bar area is very nicely decorated and looks top class with low sofas and magazines on tables. The menu is really good with lots of choice, I would recommend the Sunday dinner! The staff were quick and friendly, the food was piping hot and very well priced. The toilets were lovely! On a sunny day you can sit out on the decking to eat or just to soak up the Yorkshire sunshine. I can't comment on the hotel but the restaurant is fantastic.

Very reasonably priced but rooms, when we stayed here, where not clean - rubbish in bins, dirty…read moresheets, no soap. Food not great but beer was very good.