Small rustic country pub in the popular village of Wentworth. Log fires and a nice pint - very…read morecosy! The food here is particularly nice and good value for money. Popular with walkers and at lunchtime. Worth visit if you are in the area.

This was our go to place because they allow dogs, But it has…read morebeen consistently average the last couple of times we've been there. Crust on our took over cooked to eat, fish battered too thick and hard to even eat very greasy Never have all the people in our group had consistently good meals at lunch time. Once at tea/evening had a decent meal but since not that good and the prices are high enough that I expected better...shame on them for not keeping up on their quality! It is a busy local pub on the weekends especially

Has just had a make over and extension. Over the years it…read morehas become more of a family pub and serves excellent quality meals at low prices. Good cheap meal for all the family.

I haven't eaten here (unless pork scratchings and scampi fries count), but I have shared a bottle…read moreof very fine rosé with my friend Lindsey, and been treated to a saving of 20p by the landlord because the round came to £10.20. Service with a smile is guaranteed here. The pub itself is cosy, and the terrace area outside is great in the summer. A proper local pub, this place is inviting and friendly and a great place to while away a few hours.

A quiet pub on the main road in Swinton. The Kings Head is average sized but they serve lovely bar…read moremeals. The Sunday lunches are really nice and good value for money. They have a bit of a beer garden, a private car park at the back and quiz nights. It has a lot of local customers but the staff are always very welcoming and the drinks are good prices. It's not a very lively pub but nice to go for a drink and something to eat.

a recent change in ownership sees this lovely pub back on the map. The food is good honest homemade…read morefayre at very reasonable prices. I had chilli con carne £6.45? and partner home made steak pie with Timothy Taylor beer gravy filling £7.45? home made chips, veg cooked perfect al dente and excellent service, cleanliness and decor. They do a 2 for £12 deal too. Nice clientelle and no loud music. Bliss. We will be back!

Comfy cosy dining area within the shopping center…read more Superb selection of roasts, I opted for Lamb. Must try when in the area. Utterly satisfying! Perfect with local brews and fresh ice cream for dessert. Excellent service as well, totally recommend!!

Whitelocks is such a fabulous place. You can sense the heritage of the pub from the ginnel, from…read morethe old fixtures, original windows, and winding thing staircase up to the loos. You can even sense it in the crazy old Victorian looking toilet - in the ladies', at least. The bar makes me feel small, as it's raised up, and the ales make me feel happy. The Saltaire they've got on tap at the moment is nectar, but I'm sure all the current range is delicious. I came here for Sunday Lunch with the Yelp crew, and it was marvellous to spend the afternoon here. Luckily, we managed to grab a table at just the right time, since it seemed packed only a few minutes later. (Golden time to arrive must be around 2pm.) Pints have gone up in price from when I last came - over £3 - but I really did enjoy my ale, so perhaps it was worth it. It's just so darned quaint inside! Love the articles on the stairs, that's a great touch. And the alleyway tables here seem a bit roomier/cleaner than their fellow ginnel pubs. Only complaint really was the food. Don't get me wrong, it was tasty, huge, and nicely cooked, but there were just a few problems. The first being somehow our order was a little behind, so we ended up receiving ours much after other folks who'd ordered theirs after we had. The other was that the potatoes were a little underdone for my liking, and I wasn't much a fan of the Yorkshire. However, the rest of the table were delighted with theirs (perhaps I lost out there!) and the meat was cooked beautifully. (Beef with a touch of pink. Very nice.) Also, curiously, there was roasted beetroot - no complaints with that, it was really interesting! Regardless, it still remains a favourite spot, albeit a not-oft visited one. I'll certainly be back for more beer, and the service was supremely friendly. Always nice to get a smile!

I really enjoy the food and not expensive and good prices for the drinks…read moreMy family like to come in the up steps as well

As far as wetherspoons go, this place has it right in my view! Always cheap and cheerful and never…read moreany trouble to been seen! As like most wetherspoons the food is standard yet in always surprised to see the well presented food placed in front of me! The guest ales are often changing and are a delight to sample :) They have a darts and crib team that play on a Monday evening too! Always a mixture of old and young here, shoppers and your 9-5'ers having a pint after work :)

Visiting the Swan Inn for the first time was an excellent experience . Went with friends for lunch…read moreand was greeted with a smile and made welcome by new landlord . Shown a table in the snug area and menu and drinks arrived quickly. The food was delicious and of good sized portions , I really enjoyed the steak and stilton pie with chunky chips . Friends were also very pleased with their fish pie and Linguine and meatballs . Good value prices and will visit again when in the area.

The Swan Inn is a Public House Situated in Dobcross Oldham. The decor is really clean and slightly…read moredated but except for that this place is fantastic, the food is all typical Bistro Style Food but the quality and prices are fantasic the Sunday Roast is a massive Favourite which is beef and all the trimmings for only £6 I can also suggest the yummy Toberlone Cheescake for £2.25 which is good as the portion sizes are massive.

Probably my favourite of the Leeds Brewery pubs, not least due to its size, and the large beer…read moregarden in the back. With a full complement of Leeds Brewery beers, supported by a good deal of guest ales and more importantly ciders the Bell caters for pretty much everyone who has a desire to get tippled. Much like all of the LB pubs, the food at the Bell is usually very good quality and all home cooked, generally coming in pretty large portions, and catering for most tastes - from burgers and fish & chips through to salads, pastas and sandwiches. The bar staff are all friendly, and when the pub crowds up towards the end of the week they all work hard to ensure that you get served as soon as possible. The Bell is just a really nice pub, with good staff and a good selection of food and drink. And an outside space which makes The Bell one of the most enjoyable pubs for the summer months.

I like the Midnight Bell. It's clean and modern, but with…read moreinteresting and quirky stuff about the place. We came here for some drinks after a Leeds Brewery tour and to be honest, I had never known where it was as don't tend to come down this end of town. some of the group had food and it looked rather hearty. Need to find out about doggage. it has tiled floors, so guess that it would be fine... ? Anyway, overall a good pub to enjoy wonderful company in.

You know when you are driving around looking for somewhere cheap and good to eat? Well this is how…read moreI found the Clarence. We were drawn originally by the story that Mick Jagger use to go in here as he lived nearby. Then we were drawn by the meal prices, so we decided to pull into their car park and give it a whirl. First thing I noticed was how dark Wuthering Heights type building it is. I wondered if a Heathcliff was behind the bar but sadly there were only young ladies and a big tall chef who looked nothing like my hero Heathcliff. Inside, the rooms are all opened planned and large and there is a separate dining area. Once we were settled, we decided to order and I chose something I had never really had before and that was a steak filled with feta cheese. When I say it was filled, I mean stuffed. The steak was made into a ball shaped and once you cut into it, steaming hot feta cheese came pouring out. I would recommend this restaurant for any time of day, it is not only fantastic but cheap and cheerful.

I don't live in these parts, this is a local pub for local people! However, if you fancy a…read morewalk/hike around the moors beside Dove Stone reservoir, then this is the perfect place to grab a bit of scran and a beer afterwards. The food is top notch, and reasonably priced as is the beer. The locals don't bite, and in winter they have fires going. I have always liked it, and so have I. Worth a visit if you're in the area. There is currently a 'for sale' (business) sign outside, so if it gets leased or sold and the food and hospitality takes a nosedive, then don't blame me and my review ..