Quality boozer! No swearing allowed! No juke box playing…read moresongs you don't know & frankly you don't want to know. No crappy drinks that the young millennials wang to drink... Put this together and what do you get? A real pub with character, where you can actually talk to each other, where you can drink beer with flavor. A huge plus is that locals bring in their dogs. Bliss!

Boring pub. No music. Expensive beers. This is a highly…read morerated CAMRA pub and if that's your thing then you'll probably love it. However, the pub is an old fashioned, soulless place. Awful.

When you come in here it's like going to your best friends very crowded front room…read more Yes it's small, yes half the time there is not enough room to swing a cat or even a hamster. What you get here is great beer (Timmy Taylor's) great company & a pub without loud music ruining any chance of conversation. I love the place! If Cheers existed in real life, it would be in this pub.

This is small beans but is the place to hit if you like your ale, pure and simple. Ask for a Woo…read moreWoo and you'll probably get shot or mutilated in the most unpleasant manner but if you want beer hop on board! Don't push it with a Malibu and Cherryade either or face certain death.

We have been going to this pub for many years and are now thrilled to see that it is now back to…read moreits best. The staff and owners are friendly and helpful, the pub itself is cosy, comfortable and clean. Loads of different seating areas, including a lovely patio area to the side,a joy in the Summeer and if you have pets great for a quick stop for a bite to eat. Also has easy acccess for wheelchairs and they are incredibly accomodating with seating for wheelchairs. The joy of this pub is the food, plenty of choice from quick bites to a fine dining experience. We have nearly tried them all, the fish is delicate, the pies are substantial and home made(you can tell). I had pigeon breast (I have had the operation now!) and it was just superb. The pasta dishes are all good and they have Roast of the Day, Soup of the Day and Pie of the Day as well. Recently they have just started to do Afternoon teas which are great for an afternoon stop after a hard days shopping! I would say booking is adviseable if you want definite ating times or are a large group, but as a twosome we have always managed to get a table after a short wait. Loads of parking to the side. Just be careful when pulling out as some drivers seem to forget there is a speed limit !

Lovely Yorkshire country pub, highly professional and friendly. Warm fires, great menu, and…read morespecials. I can highly recommend their Lamb Henry. Rightly 'famous'. Tender and flavourful. And Timothy Taylor's.

Back in the day when I were a lad. Well not quite a lad but considerably younger than the old man I…read moream today. The Comic as it's called amongst locals was a pub for the older folks. It was a lot more quiet than today. The younger folk went next door to the Pig. These days the reverse is true. The old folk go next door and this place is full of kids getting lagered up to go to the K2 (local rough nightclub) The selection of beers have gone downhill, the atmosphere as gone down hill too. No more wooden fire to sit beside whilst sipping your pint of ale. It's more of a place to do shots whilst drinking piss weak lager. Such is progress.

It's not as bad as the one lonely other reviewer makes out. It's definitely a townie pub. One where…read morethe less polished people go for a cheap drink. And lately it's become a place for the gay crowd & alternative people to hang out. So no matter who you are they will leave you alone & not be judgemental. Other pubs you go in & people stop what they're doing, stop talking & stare at you. Kinda like the scene in 'American Werewolf in London' The new landlady has turned the pub around from its previous incarnation of being a unfriendly place for anyone who is working class British born. Like I said you could come on here in a gimp suit and no one would bat an eyelid. I'm an ale drinker so I'm often disappointed when joining into city centre pubs. However they do have Wainwright on draft. So it's better than nothing. I don't expect miracles:) This was the pub where I first got served a few decades ago. So it makes me feel good that the place is still going & it's going in the right direction.

I am pretty much a very positive person. However, even GHB, valium and copious amounts of tequila…read morecan't help me here. Bad, bad times. Imagine Vicky Pollard's rougher more scary asbo sister and you get the type of person here. Avoid like the plague unless armed with mace spray, a large gun and 100 % wits in tact!

Not a fan.... The first thing that hits you as you walk in,…read moreis the strong stench of urinals. For those who have never experienced a men's public bathroom, you can experience the delights right here! The staff and locals were friendly, which is kind of given no matter which pub you go to in Keighley (bar the Cav) but the options for beer & other alcoholic pleasures lack them down again. It tasted like the pipes needed cleaning. Not the worst pub in town by any means, but not the best either.

Cracking pub good atmosphere clean tidy well priced ales largers what's more to say!!! Five stars…read morefrom me

We spent a couple of days in Brontë Country, and on looking online, one of the most popular and…read morehighly rated places to eat in the area is The Grouse Inn. I mention this because it's quite an achievement to earn that, as so many of the places to eat in and around Keighley and Haworth offer wonderful food. The most striking thing about The Grouse as you enter the car park is the breathtaking views it has across the moors! A good 180 degree view of pure natural beauty, with a classic British food pub in the centre. Marvellous. The place itself as you walk in has that fantastic feel and decoration of the classic Northern English pub, with warm colours, a slate floored bar, a classic busy pub carpet, and dark wood furniture. Also good nods to the countryside element with taxidermy deer heads (and duck heads!), foxes, and artwork of the moors. It feels warm, friendly, and welcoming. As we're seated, again we are treated to that amazing view from any window you look out of. Truly the most amazing view I've had with my dinner in this country! The service is welcoming and friendly, menus are handed out with smiles and genuine interest in the customer. The menu itself is modern in design, but boasts some truly wonderful classic British foods, from liver and onions and fish and chips to sausage and mash and cottage pie, as well as other staple choices like pizza, pasta, steak, and salads. We decided not to have a starter... we've learned the hard way before that if we have a starter in this sort of place we won't have room for pudding... not this time! So for our mains, I ordered the trio of classic home-made sausages with mashed potatoes, gravy, and peas, and my partner ordered from the specials board, and went for the steak wellington with Stilton and pate. Here is where I gush. The food was absolutely phenomenal! Delicious home-made food, fresh, rich, and bursting with flavours. The sausages were rich and juicy, the mashed potatoes was creamy and so very comforting, the steak wellington was an explosion of flavours, and we both agreed the gravy was the real deal, and absolutely sublime. We had room for dessert. The dessert menu (given to us as the "pudding menu" as it should be!), was extremely tempting, and after a while deliberating over what to have, and changing our minds four or five times, we opted for that British pub classic... sticky toffee pudding with toffee sauce and ice cream. THIS is what should win The Grouse awards. My partner, Phil orders sticky toffee pudding whenever the opportunity arises, but actually stated that this is one of the best sticky toffee puddings he's ever had in his life; hot, rich, gooey and comforting. On the way home the following day, he was genuinely mulling over the idea of popping back into The Grouse JUST for that sticky toffee pudding on the way home! The service was great, the views and decor were wonderful, and the food was absolutely fantastic. We will most definitely be returning to The Grouse, even if we're not in the area... it's only 57 minutes away... we checked! Well done, The Grouse! See you again soon! :)

Right I need some scran to ebb away those post drinking screams. Maybe a pub isn't wise when I am…read moreshaking like Ozzie Osbourne but come on this is seriously good grub. Back of the net. We are talking seriously good local produce. Real "man" sized pie and perhaps the best chips known to man. Goats Cheese that makes you want to go on jerry Springer and marry said animal. I mean anything that can create such a taste bud tangling world of bliss deserves to be made an honest person of! Fab drinks selection, jaw breaking scenery and even a smoking shed for us cool, hard people who smoke (disclaimer kids, it isn't really cool or hard to smoke). Spock, beam me up.

A true local pub that is popular funny enough with the locals…read more I think it's improved with the new landlords. You've now got a choice of two real ales, whilst before your only choice of none puss weak lager was John Smiths. It also has a quiz machine. A much needed source of entertainment when you're not local enough to talk local gossip with the locals.

This Pub has just got a new chef and me and my family went there on Friday and had the most…read moredelicious food. Every member of staff were brilliant and we couldnt ask for more. Very Highley recommended.

Great selection of drinks and spirits Recent refurb has…read moreopened the place up wider to dance and enjoy the atmosphere , very busy as it is a late bar/club. Not the place to go if you are looking for a quiet drink in a library style evening, although there are quieter areas to chat. but if you love your music nightlife this place is ideal for you. Many styles of music played , from 80s classics Northern soul/Motown, party anthems, Rock/Indie, House, Soul , R&B right through to modern dance. Something for every taste

This is not a bar. It's an institution…read more 22 years old this year, the Blues Bar is a much-loved, treasured part of Harrogate's social scene. There's live music every night of the week and during the day, a relaxed chilled out atmosphere to enjoy some grub and a cuppa or even sample some of the fine lagers on offer via both tap and bottle. Some of the very best local bands feature on the latest listings, while the likes of Jools Holland and Van Morrison have graced the place in its long history in music. Who else do you need to give the place a seal of approval? Me, you say? Well, it's got it.

I only popped in for an afternoon drink but I liked the place, good atmosphere ,good coffee, great…read moremusic and real ale to boot. The prices seemed very good for it's location. Wish I had the chance to spend an evening there to sample food and live music. It was Betty's or The Blues. The Blues won. I just wish we had something like it in Warrington.