Very convivial pub. Excellent beer choices although sadly no IPA. I was looking forward to some…read morefish and chips - the fish was very good but the chips were a little soggy. They kindly let me have real peas rather than the mushy ones on the menu.

We popped to the Stubbing have just arrived in Hebden Bridge and needing a good quality pub lunch…read morethat was pretty relaxed! Booking a table for 6pm they were very accommodating of our 2 year daughter and my dads dog (happy to sit under the table) - our table really was a fully random bunch but worked for us :-) First off it's right on the canal which is great to sit out and there's room to sit out front and back for at least 50 people. Inside there's a large bar and a dining room for around another 50 I reckon. The drinks selection was ok and fairly standard but there were some great local beers on - my dad and myself especially enjoyed the 'Maid Marian' hoppy beer! The food on offer was typically pub (basically crossing every type of food across the world and back again...) but the fish and chips were great, salmon looked tasty and my dads linguine hit the spot. Most mains were under a tenner. Overall a great place to visit and I'd happily go back again tomorrow!

Found onion skin in garnish screamed at for asking for extra ketchup and got called a greedy bastardread more

Traditional pub with no frills, and certainly no airs and graces. Within seconds of entering the…read morepub we fell foul of the aged, cantankerous barmaid. Maybe she just doesn't like outsiders, or is a bit p'd off at still working at her age. Anyway we didn't take it personally. The beer was great, and I had some really nice fish and chips, but the portion was very small. A mixed bag then, but I suggest ignoring the barmaid and enjoying the pub before it gets sanitised by the brewery or a property developer.

Long wait, cold food (Roast dinner) , extremely rude and unfriendly manager (Jenny)…read more Food came over an hr and the manager called us liars for complaining about the wait. We wouldn't recommend this pub because of its poor service. No apology or complimentary drink etc. Very very very very rude Manager. I wonder why she is even manager and working in hostapitality with the bad attitude to customers.

Hebden Bridge is a fantastic place to go sightseeing and I really enjoyed my day out here…read more The only thing that let me down was the choice of places to eat. I am always skeptical about pub food and this was the occasion where I had better!! Having not fancied anything on the menu, I had a look at the specials board and I noticed that they do sirloin steak with chips for £9! I thought, how could you get steak and chips wrong? How wrong was I!! The only decent thing was that it was a generous portion!! The steak did not look like steak, had a grey look to it and didn't taste like beef. I asked for it to be medium and was medium well! The chips were more slim wedges and weren't nice. Salad and onion rings were ok. I don't think I'll be eating at this place anytime soon!

This is a typical English "local" holding forth in Heptonstall, a very old village situated on the…read moresteep ridge above Hebden Bridge. Sylvia Plath fans make the pilgrimage to her grave there. We stopped in to the Cross Inn after walking up from the valley and around the village. It was a quiet time in the late afternoon and we got very attentive service. We enjoyed a nice conversation with two young staffers, and had good meals from their limited menu, along with Arctic Fox ale.

Easily the best pub in Mytholmroyd. I've been coming here off and on for over 10 years.They make…read morerunning a pub look so easy that you wonder why everywhere isn't as good as here. The interior is typical Yorkshire pub with dark wood and carpet. Fortunately they have never gone all trendy with the interior which I like. The barman even though he acts like he has hasn't smiled since 1966 knows how to serve a good pint. The food while basic has always been of a high quality. There's always been a wide range of people here from the young to the old so it's always been a nice mixed crowd. Finally very good TV sports coverage here so what excuses not to go?

Very traditional!read more

Stopping for a meal can be hit and miss and you can't always tell from the outside. We stopped at…read morethe Hinchcliffe on the way back from the local clog maker and had both a lovely meal and lovely service. Nothing is too much trouble and the staff are friendly and helpful. The food is fresh and home made/cooked - try the home made rice pud!!! Even the bread is freshly made by the chef in the morning. A wonderful experience for both of us. Thank you!

Great food and service. The fish and chips are so good i must have had them the last 4 times!…read moreexcellent beer, guest ales. good eating place.

Lovely staff ,but shame about the landlord the way he speaks to people,thats it for me will not be…read morebuying food from there again his loss not mine,very rude landlord. He should learn to speak nice to his customers, no skills at all .

Very nice inside and freindly staff.read more

Earthy no nonsense local which is dog and beard friendly, good beer and warm welcomeread more

We have visited this restaurant several times and are extremely happy with the service. The staff…read moreare always helpful, attentive, and ready to please. The Food is of the highest quality and the Menu offers a wide choice of diverse types of meals from fast snacks for local travellers or an extensive ala carte menu for evening out dining. Highly recommended venue.

Great country inn, fresh home cooked food, amazing views, lovely staff and dog friendlyread more

After a nice Sunday country walk, what's better than a good old Sunday roast. With wine. With good…read morecompany. The Old Gate in Hedben Bridge gives you just that. A good atmosphere with a decent size menu and great for all. We've been there a few times now and the service is great and portion sizes are just about right. This time we went for a couple of cheese starters which were lovely. The soufflé was a little too cheesy for my better half (although he's less of a cheese fiend than most) and for main, a roast port dinner for me and a chicken burger for him. No desserts as we were quite full but with a bottle of wine, a bill of just under £50 was about right. Probably best to book for Sunday mid afternoon as it's a very popular place, especially with families who get together.

This would be a positive review, if the employees of this place cared or made any effort at all…read more The food we got on our first trip here was stellar. The fact that we had to hunt someone down to order, and then to pay the bill was irritating, but could have been overlooked. However, we attempted to go tonight to eat again, based on the quality of the food we had. This time, we looked on the website to verify opening times, as it is Sunday. There was no mention of food times, just general opening hours. We got there just before 7, looked at the menu, and went to the bar to order. Got that standard British look on the face, along with the teeth suck "ooooh, we are going to have to ask the kitchen if they will make you food. Kitchen closes at 7 on a Sunday" The kitchen of course said they couldnt make us food. The time now? 7:02 Must be nice to be so busy you turn away business from people trying to give you money. Not even giving them the "three strikes you are out" . We are done.