The Fleece Inn was the perfect spot for a cozy dinner out first night in Haworth. We made…read morereservations, and they had a small table saved for us in a comfortable side room. A very friendly server came directly to our table and took orders for drinks and food. We ordered the prawn & sourdough starter and fish pie entree to share, which was plenty for two people, and we enjoyed the sticky toffee pudding with a scoop of ice cream for dessert. Everything was very well prepared and filling. The place had great ambiance: its a welcoming local pub featuring a variety of seating, great Timothy Taylor ale on draft, Haworth-themed art and decor, and friendly patrons and employees -- it's an overall an excellent place to pass an evening.

just moved into area no c rockery or cutlery. Went to Fleece for tea. very friendly and welcoming…read more Good ale and food. Felt at home. Thanks

Great experience for an early evening dinner. The entrance is impressive (nice beer garden outside,…read moremedieval style door) and we were offered a very friendly greeting upon entering. We reserved a table online, and when we arrived there was a small table set up in one of the side rooms by the fireplace. Our server was lovely-- asked about allergies, checked on us often (but not too often), answered questions as needed, etc. We shared two entrees and a dessert and it was plenty. The steak pie was particularly good, and perfect with the pours of cask ales. It is fun to dine in a historic pub that also has good service and modern comforts.

We were visiting Haworth for a normal family day out. We have been many times and decided to try a…read morenew place to eat. I can not express how amazing Haworth Old Hall was and can not believe we haven't eaten here before. There were 8 of us and we were promptly seated on a busy Sunday afternoon. We ordered a variety of appetizers that were delicious. For the main meal I ordered the the Yorkshire pudding stuffed burrito, this has to be one of the best meals I have ever had at any restaurant. Everyone else also commented how good there meals were. I have to also mention the awesome staff who were always smiling and extremely attentive. we have told all our friends and family about this place and we will be coming back soon. Truly a 5 star restaurant pub.

A great pub on the top of the Main street. I used to hate this pub and vowed to never step foot in…read moreit. It was dark and stuffy and the staff was rude. But then Caroline took over. An energetic and fun landlady. She turned it into a light, cozy and inviting place. The dark wood changed into a vintage light green colour. Comfy seats and an eating area. They have quite a few gins on offer, a cocktail menu and Brontë ales. I gave it four stars as I have yet to try the food there. Definitely a pub where I feel very welcome.

Weekends in Haworth are probably not complete without a visit to the Kings Arms. Whilst staying…read morethere, my wife and I seemed to frequent this place a little too much. We went outside our hotel and heard some terrible singing. We asked a local, who told us there was karaoke here with "the worst singers in 'Awuth". This was enough of a draw to make us have a look and we went back each night we stayed there. Everybody was fairly friendly, the bar staff and bar manager (who doubled as the DJ) were welcoming and the drinks weren't overly pricey, especially considering how touristy Haworth is. A lot of fun is to be had if you don't take yourself too seriously.

Fabulous setting, great views, warm, friendly, cosy country pub, delicious food well presented,…read morevalue for money. Slightly difficult to find if you don't know the area but well worth it when you do. Everyone in our party of 5 enjoyed their meal but my homemade cheeseburger served in a ciabatta with 2 onion rings stacked inside on slate board with salad & homemade chips topped the lot for presentation & tasted delicious. Will definitely be back

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.

I love this pub simply because it is named after one of my favorite novels!!! Well and also…read morebecause it is an awesome pub :) The location is a bit on the outskirts of Haworth, which makes it really intriguing and a bit mysterious. It is about a 15 minutes walk from the center of Haworth, and it is actually haunted! The bartender told us it is haunted by a dog, which is pretty cool :) apparently it was only called Wuthering Heights a few years ago, it used to be named something else. But it is extremely apropos as it is only a 10 minutes walk (or less) onto the moors near where the Bronte sisters lived. And it's a nice stop after a long hike! It seemed at least when we were there, that it was a common hang out for locals and regulars, and everyone knew each other. They were also EXTREMELY friendly and nice to chat with :) This pub definitely fits in with the whole atmosphere of the moors, and seems to hold so much history in the building itself! They weren't serving food the day we were there, I'm not sure which day it was, but I THINK they usually do serve food or perhaps only on weekends. They also have a solid selection of ales! All in all, there isn't anything particular about this pub/inn that makes it related to the novel, except that it is named after it. However, just catching a drink there and knowing that it's haunted really brings the atmosphere alive :D

You know sometimes you walk into a pub and the place goes quiet? Well Oxenhope has a few like that,…read morethankfully this isn't one. I mean I am a local and I still get eyed up to see if my spleen and liver would wash down nicely with a good old pint of Yorkshire's best. However, this little stonker stands out. First up, the landlord isn't married to his sister which always helps. Next up, BOOOZE. What me talking about booze? An unlikely story. Okay who am I kidding. I've still not been barred for my cow worrying exercise and chatting up a bar stool, so it's gotta be good right!? Real ales aplenty and a cracking pint of Starapumen on draught, Borat style niiiiceee! as for the wine! Holy flaming Zeus' beard, this is seriously good shizzle. Yo, I am that street, word! The food is scrumtastically good too and it caters specials for veggies, so we're onto a winner. Add to all that perfectly formed bad boy features a truely immense location. We're talking "proper Yorkshire moors lass, by eck flat cap a tipped". Get ur sen down there I tell thee.

A bit rough and ready! Not somewhere I would go regularly. However, they do have some good live…read moremusic on most weekends. I'm going to sound old with my next comment In my opinion the music is a bit too loud (a place where you have to scream in the person's ear next to you for them to have any chance of hearing you). Has a games room and also a decent sized car park.

Friendly classic local Yorkshire village pub on the edge of the Dales. Lovely locally brewed beer…read moreavailable, Goose Eye, used to be brewed on premises. Freshly made food available. Added the latest menu. Dog friendly too.

I like the Turkey, I really do. It's a old timey pub that looks likes it still exists on the 60s…read more They sell Timmy Taylor but only the one ale. Given that Taylor's is pure Ambrosia this is not a bad thing. The other beers are a great selection, very little of the mass marketed tasteless pop that some love to see, but a beer lover cries at. They serve food! Of course they do. It's a country pub. However the food here is above par. And they offer a great veggie selection. Well. It great great. But stuff other than veggie burgers & lasagne. Which to this grumpy old git is a huge bonus. The staff are friendly, but this is Yorkshire. What else do you expect?:) The place needs a bit of a heavy clean. Maybe it adds to the character to see cob webs hovering above you as you eat your food... I don't know. Packed with locals, and none locals. Folk will walk an hour to drink here. Such is the atmosphere. Well worth a visit.

Great Northern has held many family friendly events over the last year or so. Do their best to…read moreinvolve the wider community. Snooker, darts and karaoke nights, bouncy castle afternoons etc. Very supportive of the local music scene with regular band nights and acoustic blues and roots nights. Regular special offers on drinks and e cigs. Always a warm welcome.