The original pub of Emmerdale fame - A lovely friendly Yorkshire pub- great on cold evenings with…read moreits open fire and wholesome home cooking. Eating out can be a chore sometimes as you just want some freshly cooked goodness of home. And getting a decent sausage and mash is not as easy as it would seem. Lovely fresh sausages - creamy mash - onion gravy and peas - we all miss home comforts when away and the Woolpack brings home back. It also has a good selection of real ales - proper pub style.

We ate at the Stansfield Arms last week, and we have no complaints whatsoever about the food, the…read moreservice, or the prices. In fact the staff were extremely friendly, so no complaints there. But we were very disappointed that we had a table booked from 4:00pm to 6:00pm and after the main course the waitress asked if we would like a sweet to which we answered yes, and then a couple of minutes later we were told that we had to change tables which I do think was very bad mannered. We had 40 minutes or so left on our booking, and had noticed a table near us that were there before we got there and still there, only drinking hot drinks so we couldn't understand at all why we were moved. This really made us feel that we weren't important clients at all. If the pub had overbooked, that wasn't our problem. We have been to this restaurant many times, but this time went away feeling very disappointed.

I had my husband's wake/reception today the food was lovely and the staff were good and attentive…read more Brought home what was left. Good value and plenty choices of sandwiches. Atmosphere was nice relaxed and plenty places to sit or stand.

The Station is a very impressive pub; Guiseley's best infact…read more I've been here twice, once in a driving/eating capacity, and once in an evening drinking capacity, and both times I had a pretty good experience. The sign above the door tells you that the landlord and landlady welcome you inside, and, once you are inside, you do feel comfortable, welcomed and at home. On my driving visit, I went for the beer (coke) and burger deal for a fiver. Now, these deals are usually bad ideas in pubs, 'cause the burger is bound to be cheap and microwaved for that sort of price isn't it? Not here. It was pretty darn tasty, and definitely value for money. On the occasion that I went to get hammered with some mates on a weekend night, it served me similarly well. Surprisingly full of lively young folk (it is located in a rather small, lifeless town), it had a great atmosphere and the alcohol offers (on both beers and spirits) made the night a lot cheaper than it should have been.

It's rare that I get to go for a drive, and with good reason: I don't actually drive. But, thanks…read moreto recalling the recent review of this place from Kate W, whilst on an aimless jaunt along the outer roads of Leeds, this place called out from behind the windscreen of my cohort's car. We pulled up and had to park opposite the Guisley theatre (who're showing Guys and Dolls at the moment, if you care for it) and took a very brief and very chilly walk over to Coopers. The bar is large, with boothed areas for dining and supping, and boasts a number of past and present beer mats on the wall behind the bar. I'm told there's a huge function room upstairs, and sure enough there was plenty of literature about the bar with events coming up. We took advantage of their 3rds offer, where you can sample a 3rd of three different pints on taster trays. In all, it meant we got to try 6 of the 8 beers on offer, and whilst I did my best to be cognisant of what I was drinking I quickly forgot which was which... Excepting the porter, which was the only dark beer on offer. With Kipling, Bete Noir, Wild Mule, Okams MPA and more, it was lots of fun taking in the different tastes. Being a beer fan, but not fanatic, it was great to get a feel for how the different flavours come through, from overtly citrus, to hoppy, to chocolate. And of course, each tray is priced at the cost of one pint. The bar is dog friendly, as we saw many different pooches lazing around, and it's very friendly. We were sat outside for less than a minute before some gals came chatting, so I can imagine it's lovely to nip in solo or with friends. The staff looked really happy too, bantering with locals, and they were happy to advise. Essentially, it's a fantastic warm pub, and another great Market Town Tavern. Love it!

A great clash of modern & traditional here, both in terms of look & feel of the place as well as…read morethe booze on sale. Absolutely stupendous beer selection - traditional hand pulled ales (including Timothy Taylor's Landlord), American IPAs & pale ales, and a great selection of lagers & pilsners. The bar man did not quite fit the style - I found him to be quite curt and out of kilter with the theme of the place. Perhaps he was having an off night.

Great hotel with free use of swimming pool with stay, an enjoyable relaxing stay with plenty to do…read moreall in one place! Family run so great friendly staff from hotel to pub. Definitely recommend the fajitas in the moo bar & grill amazing and fantastic portion, we even treated ourselves to a couple of cocktails Look forward to staying again soon

Sharing it's name with the famous soap opera pub is this traditional drinking hole on the edge of…read moreYeadon. It's located well away from all the other pubs which are rather clustered around the high street, and as such it is more favoured by elderly locals, which is probably quite fitting, as it looks like an elderly, local sort of place. Infact, I love the way it looks from both outside and in - the old grey stone, ivy-covered building makes it feel like a proper old fashioned pub, and the cosiness of the furniture inside continues this traditional theme. The one quiet beer I had was actually cheaper than I had expected it to be, which is always a nice surprise. Lovely.

Let me break it out for you: Nice cozy atmosphere, cute, a…read moresit and enjoy your friends sort of place Tasty vittles! Some parking on premises Not the best beer selection Not the place to catch a football match

Near the bottom of Yeadon high street lies this traditional little drinking hole, which has the…read morefeel of a real 'local' about it. When I went in, it had a few old gents in one corner, and a gaggle of builders in another corner, and it seemed as if everyone knew everyone else. It had a definite atmosphere of hearty Yorkshireness about it, from the massive plates of food to the well poured pints of stout, all of which is offered up at expectedly small prices. I didn't have food or ale, however, I had a coke, and then I left, because I felt like an outsider - I'm sure it's great if you live in Yeadon. But I don't.

From the owner: Cask ales, cosy traditional pub, friends atmosphereread more

My husband and I stopped in while visiting from Mississippi and really enjoyed our meal along with…read morethe service. Decorated in a little lovely but unexpected style.

This pub is a little way out from Yeadon High street so often gets missed off the Hike up and down…read morethe hill that is a Friday night. Usually it has a good friendly atmosphere and a fair range of drinks and offers. What I have to rave about is the Sunday carvery that they do. I kept hearing about this from many quarters do tried it out with some friends and their kids. It is not fancy, no pretensions, but great food and brilliant value for money. You buy your ticket from the bar (which you can do at the same time as getting in a round of drinks, very efficient!) it cost about a fiver, I think. And then whenever you're ready join the queue at the counter. There is a great selection of meats and vegetables. The only thing that was a let down was the time it took for my friend's vegetarian meal to arrive (it appeared to be a cheap micro-meal, so not the best value either) - but like I've already said the carvery itself is great.

1 baildon road, Bradford…read more bd17 6ab This is an old pub that was refurbished about 2years ago and is all the better for the refurbishment. It is now such a busy popular pub with loads of locals and visitors who go just for the real ales. It is famous for having the most real ales in that area, so it can get very busy. It also serves beer/spirits and soft drinks and a small amount of cocktail kind of drinks. The pub is in a very popular area in baildon and is lovely to call into a good oldfashioned pub after a day of rambling - to relax infront of the open fire with a nice cold vodka and coke - lovely. There is a limited food menu at certain times of the day but it isnt always available - when we called in last there was no chef to cook which was a disappointment. They were talking about extending that side of things so that mightve been done now. The interior is lovely and cozy with an oldfashioned traditional feel. The staff are very friendly.

Not my type of pub really. Baildon craves a smart real ale…read morepub that is modern

The inhabitants of medieval Gascony were notoriously boastful, and the word "gasconade" carries…read moretheir vainglory into posterity. Perhaps in this way Shipley, too, will become synonymous with great pubs in the future. The Shipley Pride is a cozy neighborhood pub, just up Saltaire from the office. It's a small place with the bar to your left as you walk in, and several tables to your right, with a few more around to the side. You might think you'd overhear your neighbors, but the tables are situated such that you can actually find some privacy amid the din. The patterned carpet, quintessential pub fittings, and dark wood furniture all lend the proper air of refuge from the daily grind. It's the perfect spot to enjoy a couple of perfectly hand-pulled pints of local brews like John Smith's or Timothy Taylor's before heading next door to Thai Fever or across the street to Aagrah for a dinner curry. Shipley certainly has something to be proud of with the Shipley Pride.

Well worth a visit great beer good juke box clean and tidy coming soon sky sports BT sports.Local…read moregent chris(dolly)Dalton has taken charge so call in and see for yourself.