We had our Christmas dinner at the Cock and Crown and I'm so glad we did!…read more The food was absolutely amazing, great value for money. The staff are lovely and polite, couldn't be more helpful! Family friendly place for food and drinks and will definitely recommend to others.

We made an unplanned lunchtime visit to celebrate my daughter moving out (sorry, for a fond…read morefarewell). I have to say that the menu wasn't extensive and if you are the type that likes a steak you would be sorely disappointed. The main feature was the carvery, pizza they do, burgers too but that's about all. The staff were helpful with allergy issues and directed us to an app designed by the company to check their menu for allergens. There was a small (and slightly uninspiring) salad bar and we were allowed to help ourselves to chips from the carvery counter which was an added bonus. For those in the know there are on line deals such as 2 for 1 pizza and even without that prices were reasonable.

This has now closed as a pub/inn and is now an Indian restaurant.. I have not used it but have…read moreheard good reports from people who like asian food.. I have also been told that if you want an alcoholic beverage with your meal you "bring your own". When I get more information I shall let you know.

We visited for the first time tonight and came early as we know that its usually busy. It looks…read morebigger than I'd imagine, we had the carvery, it was very nice, choices of honey roast ham, turkey and beef, plenty of veg to choose from and three different gravies too. The meat were not dry which is good as I find that its hard to keep the meat moist in carveries, I really enjoyed the wide selection of veg. Its not exceptionally great but its not bad either. The tables we had was a bit sticky so it would be nice if they were wiped properly. Service was good, we were looked after and the staff are very polite. Will certainly be going back.

Great value carvery with friendly and approachable staff. They accomodated our large group of…read moreadults with learning difficulties with a lovely and helpful manner. Nothing was a problem for them. Highly recommend and will definitely go back!

One of the ever shrinking number of 'real' pubs where you can get a decent pint at a decent price…read moreserved by pleasant staff. this pub has an upstairs room available for private functions and also has a back room with pool table as well as plenty of outdoor seating. I spent a very pleasant afternoon here and plan to do so again.

Looks nicer on the outside than it is inside. Standard beer with the addition of Black Sheep,…read moreserved by a grumpy barman. Restaurant/Function Room at the back but haven't tried that. Not bad, but I wouldn't go out of my way to go here.

This is a small country pub that seems to be stuck in the 1930's. No food, Local cask beer,…read moreBarnsley and Sam Smiths bitter with guest Cask Beers. Lager on draught but no cider except in cans. Derek and Alison run the pub and he is a "true blue" born and bred Yorkshireman... both very friendly. No telly or jukebox purely a drinking den. Clients range from millionaires/farmers/tradesmen/labourers all rubbing shoulders and "chewing the fat". Beer in clean glasses and tasty.. Decor, a lot to be desired.. Imagine a pub with sawdust on floor and this tells you about it. Dogs welcome if obedient. Open fire in winter with a woodburner stove in side room. To say a visit shall stick in your memory is an understatement... You shall either love it or hate it!!.. I shall be returning!

Now, Wakefield can strike the fear in some of the less well travelled Yorskhire folk but sure…read moreenough, like any small town, it has it's absolute gems. I think you have to live in a city to truly seek out the best it has to offer, unless you're fantastically lucky on your constitutionals, and this place is not exactly somewhere you'd stumble upon along the standard routes through town. It's situated on a little back street, which at first glance might appear to be leading no where, but my goodness it leads somewhere. This fantastic little micro-brewery-cum-pub is an excellent venue for ale drinkers, musicians and deliberating scholars alike. I used to frequent this place as a young undergraduate with my musical companions, often with guitars in tow for an impromptu session. I distinctly remember polishing off many a half of their Moonshine, a flat pale cider if memory serves, and promptly setting off into the night merry as Christmas. That stuff was lethal! But nonetheless an excellent way to kick off the night. Although the pub catered to the CAMRA drinkers among us, it had plenty of other options, although seldom drank by myself - it was real ale or orange juice all the way, and the orange juice rarely got a look in! The décor is lovely; rustic pub paraphenalia adorns the space. The staff were always accommodating, in spite of the pandemic of us student-types flocking in each term and over all I couldn't fault this diamond in the rough.

If you happen to find yourself in Wakefield and are looking for a lovely and quirky pub - then…read moreFernandes should be high on your list. Owned by Ossett Brewery, the building which was formerly a malthouse is down a bit of a dingy alley and behind a row of small shops off Kirkgate but it's definitely worth overcoming your preconceptions and heading inside. There's a brewery in the basement, continental Bier keller on the first floor and brewery tap on the second floor, complete with high vaulted ceilings and impressive bar with 11 hand pumps. To me it looked like a cross between a saloon and the backstage of a theatre with its rescued pub signs and unusual breweriana. We loved it all. It's a comfortable, homely space to have some drinks - and it's dog-friendly. The hospitableness of the young barman with his impressive handlebar moustache just added to our enjoyment; if we didn't have to head back home we'd have easily stayed until they closed. A local gem.