A nice English style pub serving mainly real ale from local microbreweries, especially Ossett…read more There is also a number of guest beers, that change frequently. I recommend trying the real cider, that is served. Food is served at lunchtimes, although it is not the best, in my opinion. The pub has four separate drinking areas and an outside terrace. The pub host beer festivals a few times per year. There is a pinball machine, and a jukebox, but the are rather unobtrusive, and are not a distraction. You can also play darts or chess if you wish. It's mostly regulars that hang out down the pub, but the atmosphere is friendly and welcoming.

Great beers and always a great range. I love the atmosphere here too. A really good pub.read more

I couldn't get enough of this place. The epitome of an (extremely) old pub at the heart of a…read morecommunity where everyone seemed to know everyone else. And the beers are darn good too. This whitewashed inn accessed over an old packhorse bridge claims to 'probably' be Yorkshire's oldest (1307). Got to love them covering themselves for inaccuracy there. That's over seven centuries of beery goodness which was open for trade 40 years before the Black Death! A gem of a building with wooden beams throughout - the layout inside is stepped as it's built on a decline so disabled access is obviously limited (you may wish to phone in advance if you or your family member has any mobility concerns). There's plenty of seating throughout, however, with some set back in nooks in the walls. As well as serving real ale from independent brewers, they stock genuine imported lagers from around the world. Their fridge of bottled beers looked quite comprehensive. They also have guest beers which change regularly - when I visited they had Jaipur from Thornbridge on (one of my all time favourites). They serve food but we didn't eat here on this occasion. I can guarantee I will be a punter here again when I'm over next time.

I have been visiting this area for the past forty years and only found this pub today.What a great…read morelittle pub great food and top cask beers,they will have my custom each time i am in the area.

Cracking food and service, would recommend this to anyone!!!read more

The pub is very popular with walkers - near to Digley Reservoir in Holme village. You can leave…read moreyour walking shoes by the front door and sit in front of a log fire drinking local ales and eating from a wide menu. I went on my birthday with my family last year and despite there being 18 of us, we were served quite quickly and the food was delicious. You can always count on seeing someone you know, despite it being a tiny place in the middle of nowhere. There is one bus an hour heading up to Holme, but really you need a car - or good walking shoes! Definitely worth a visit for any locals who haven't been and any visitors to the area who are always made welcome.

Good for a quick pint and friendly bar staff means that even if you want to stay for another- you…read morefeel welcome! Food is good and hearty and at well worthy prices. Pub quiz on Wednesday nights- Come along!

Situated on the main road on the Meltham side of Netherton is a lovely old stone built pub, the…read moreBeaumont Arms. During the summer you can enjoy a pint while sitting at a wooden bench outside the front and gaze at the stunning views opposite. However, this is also a family friendly pub, with a playground for children and seating for the adults in the back garden. Inside in winter months you are welcomed by roaring log fires, not to mention the friendly landlord and his staff. A lot of the cooking is done by his sister, particulary at lunchtimes. A selection of Real ales and a menu of great home cooked pub grub is served daily.

I was in a party of 3 that dined at the Yorkshire Rose in Huddersfield. The venue is a good size…read moreand has seating inside and outside. The aesthetics of the venue are good and the waiter service was good. This leads me to the food and the cons of their service. This review is based on my dining experience. It was a Saturday evening and I had noticed that half a dozen tables, at the most, had been occupied. The food order was initially for the hand battered Atlantic cod and chips, bbq burger and the cauliflower and red pepper curry. I say initially because the party then discovered that the fish and curry choices were not a available. The order was then changed to include the classic burger and the vegetable chilli. The food arrived and the party tucked in. I ordered the vegetable chilli that had a 2 chilli rating. Next, I will repeat the name of the order again but this time with emphasis on the name as being a "vegetable" chilli. The reason that I emphasise it is because the offering was very light on the vegetables. See for yourself in the picture. I forked the meal in search for them... Also, and possibly a mistake on my part, I'd read a meat-free mince as being a quorn or plant based mince though that also seemed to be missing from this serving thus, I assume, the narrative is meaning that it is literally, not included...free from being in the meal. It was certainly not of a volume that was noticeable. The tortilla chips in the picture are as they were served. The odd whole one but mostly broken. To add to it, the tortilla chips were also soft and warm. They didn't crunch, tasted cheap and old. The sauces was palatable and I can only figure that the chilli heat rating was because it was served with jalapenos... The observation issues were raised, before eating the meal, with a waiter only to be informed (after they had checked with their management/chef), that the offering was standard for the venue leaving this customer very surprised and disappointed. Overall, and trying to find a postive here, the taste was okay (no higher) for the serving (the exception being the tortilla chips that were poor). Next, I will assert that the prices for the meals and drinks are high for what you receive. The said called vegetable chilli cost a whopping £10.95!. Also, the non alcoholic ale was not in the fridge and served from the back which added to the growing perceived standards of the venue. Based on the reaction of the serving waiter of not finding the alcohol free ale in the fridge, I didn't feel it was the first time it had happened. Overall, the aesthetics of the venue itself are good though I can't resist using the saying of "Don't judge a book by it's cover". This is a deceiving venue and i definitely won't be dining there again. Based on this experience, I would encourage the venue to review the management team because it needs improvement!

The Yorkshire Rose is a Pub/Restaurant and it's very nice inside and outside…read more They have disabled parking there, outside benched tables where you can smoke/drink etc We went here with friends and it was quite packed so we sat near the childrens section lol. They have a little play corner for the under 5's but it's near to the kitchen doors which I can see an accident involving a toddler and a rushed waiter happening We ordered our food and drinks and you pay up front for this. Me and a friend had a Cola, her husband had a pint of fosters and my husband had a bulmers. The Fosters tasted weird and so we asked for it to be changed and it was promptly replaced by a better tasting one so perhaps the last one was the end of barrel or a dirty glass or something? We all had starters. Both us girls had Nachos which came with a lovely creamy dip and a spicy salsa. My husband had Potato skins which he enjoyed and the other husband had garlic mushrooms which he enjoyed too. Next was our main meals. Our friends and my husband had burgers (Ranch and some other one) and they all loved it! Apparently it was the best burger they'd ever had. I had the Ale and Hearty Pie which chips and peas, it came with garden peas, but they allowed me to change it to mushy peas instead. The pie was LUSHNESS! I've never had such a lovely pie and I stuffed as much as I could down my throat and I was WAY past the stage of feeling full, I was so upset that I couldn't fit it all in lol. Will deffinately be visiting again! All main meals are 2for1 and meals vary from about £7/8 £13

Nice traditional pub just out of Mirfield. Has a lovely beer garden out back which is often busy on…read morewarm days. The pub seems to have a middle class group of locals so it feels quite safe and friendly. A large selection of local ales are on offer, but they don't have a card machine (which is quite unusual these days) so bring cash!

Early dinner as we're up early to catch our flight back home, TEXAS, USA!!…read moreThis used to be somewhere we visited when we lived here 40 years ago. I must say it did not disappoint!! The cassoulet of wild mushrooms with gruyere is an outstanding (starter) dish, tried to get recipe from chef but he told me it was a secret Kenyan recipe!! Don't think I believe him but that's ok! I'll deconstruct and get it close!!! Two beer battered fish with chips and puréed peas (mushy peas!!) that we're awesome according to my sis & hubby. I had the lamb shank, served with mash, green beans, carrots and parsnip. Meat was so tender and the rich gravy just put it OTT! Sorry though that they don't serve the giant Yorkshire Puddings with either beef or sausage!! Maybe on our next visit????? Service was wonderful, great team work and we really appreciated the dance moves and heel clicking from behind the bar!!!!! A great time was had by all.

All you want from a pub in a small village, always has good ales that swap round regularly and an…read moreopen fire in the dining room. The food is plentiful, and very good for the price, staff always really friendly. Basically if you want an inexpensive sunday lunch out this is spot on. Fantastic views from walks round the reservoir and hills over meltham so this is a nice reward.

The room, the breakfast and our lunch were delightful. The staff is super friendly- they responded…read moreimmediately to all our requests right away (even giving us cleaning supplies to clean the bird poop off of our car), the room was perfect- ensuite was well appointed and the bed so comfortable. The location is perfect for strolling around Holmfirth and visiting the sights. They have parking spaces which one needs in this town. Everything, including the room prices, are reasonable. I heartily recommend this establishment, you will enjoy it.

Nice pub what I call a real pub does B&B with pub food with…read moreTim Taylor's ale