From the moment I walked into this place I knew I'd hit gold. The welcome was genuine and immediate…read moreand it was as though we were greeting an old friend. At first glance the menu seemed a little limited but this is only because we are so used to the popularist, created pizzas which owe little to tradition. The menu here covered all that was necessary and we found something for everyone. Every pizza is freshly created and cooked in the wood fired pizza oven giving them that distinctive flavour and thin crust as well as a very fast cooking time. The end result was a pizza which I have never seen bettered. The prices seemed a little high but we were truly paying for a premium product. The staff were able to provide gluten free pizzas on request which, in a household with two coeliacs was a real boon. We ordered to take away but there isthe opttion to dine in.

I intended to write a review a while ago and then the Hare and Hounds had a fire…read more..... Anyway it's open again and probably better than ever as my only criticism was going to be that it was a little worn and tatty. There's a real community pub feel to the Hare and Hounds and despite it's shiny new decor it has retained that 'olde world' feel. Food is available (I think only Wed, Thurs, Friday) and it's damn good, home cooked and delicious. I know pubs are an emotive issue but i would definitely say this is the best in the area.

This is quite a large pub with a big function room, but it's always been rather quiet when I've…read morebeen in. The staff are quite friendly, they have a pretty good jukebox and a couple of pool tables. The beer is a good clean pint and not too bad a price.

this used to be our favourite pub in the early 70`s when we used the back room with its stage as a…read morerock n roll venue, always had great beer, a wild crowd and very little trouble. dropped in for a drink a few weeks ago, still looks the same but updated a bit, still a decent atmosphere

This very busy pub has a great selection of food at amazing prices…read more The outside looks nice, with its floral decorations and very traditional styling. The inside is tired and in desperate need of decoration, but to be fair this place is all about serving great value food and drink to a high volume of customers. It's noisy, bustling and the tables are turned faster than anywhere else I have visited. £18:50 got us two large starters, two fish and chips and a couple of drinks. The food arrived in no time and we were out of the door in well under an hour. My only complaint last time we were here was the miserable staff, who thankfully seem to have been replaced by a fresh young crew.

It seems there are more pubs than people in Otley sometimes, and when like the Three Horseshoes…read morehides among the terrace cottages of the main road, anyone could be forgiven for not paying attention. It's not an unforgettable pub, but it is one of the less remarkable in the town in my book - although it's always busy so maybe I'm missing something. The main selling point of this place is undeniably the fact that it has benches outside the front door, practically on the road (seriously, if a car mounts the kerb you're a gonner) enabling you to watch the historic market town go about it's business, something which few other pubs round here can boast. Sitting out the front is a rare pleasure that makes the Thee Horseshoes a fairly good place to be on a rare sunny day. Aside from that, it's a very average pub and has everything you'd expect - because it's usually so busy, the atmosphere is better than most other Otley pubs too, which is a bonus.

Simple food - cooked well. Good portions, good price and…read morevery friendly staff - if you're a meat lover then you'll love this pub as you certainly get your money's worth.

If you are looking for a posh night out don't go to the Unicorn but if you want to spend a pleasant…read moreevening in a friendly, traditional pub and eat excellent, freshly cooked food then head for Carlton. The chef\owner\barman\entertainer is happy to discuss any special dietary needs (he advised phoning ahead so he can be well prepared) and, although it seems an old fashioned attitude, he obviously takes great pride in his art. Looking around it appears that there are lots of music nights, quizzes etc at various times and the Unicorn has had some great themed nights.

Great local, and the locals are friendly, multi screen sports and a great atmosphere when there's a…read morebig game on. Quiz on a Wednesday and event on Sundays.

I'm going underground, I may be some time. Will I ever be the same again? Will I ever make it back…read moreto the comfort zone of the city centre? Probably, it's hardly James Bond territory here I'm just still in the Morley area. So the gardener's Arms it is then, don't stop for passing go. I am actually quite an established Morleyite having worked here in the past so this is a place I know and trust. It's a good team player (in football pun talk). You've got a big beer garden which will be good when the sun comes back from Jupiter. That's always a good starting point. next up, the beer is pretty cheap and that's a sure fire winner. The pub night is great for a laugh though I swear I was robbed referee. it's bent when the game is like that (football pun number a zillion). You've also got a good variety of things to get down your neck and the scran isn't bad either. Good for groups and worth a stop if you're in the area.

Looking for the local colour, local characters, well kept beer? You've got it!…read moreThe Black Bull is one of the places to be when in Rothwell whether it's for a drink with friends, to make new friends or to shoot some pool.

Popped in after a walk along the canal to find they do not do food at 4pm on a Sunday. Bartender…read morewas nice enough, recommend other places that would serve food. Seems like quite a big comfy pub, will have to try going again when I'm not a tad hungry from a 6 mile walk.

The pint I had was reasonable enough, otherwise this is a somewhat average local pub…read more The food was pretty bad though: fish and chips meant a rather dry battered fish, and some actively unpleasant oddly-coloured chips: I think the oil might be old, but they tasted bitter and just weren't right. And that for upwards of seven quid too. Not great.

Traditional packed Pub. We arrived a group of seven and they found us a table…read more Waiters were nice and even took our beverage order at table. Good food. Grilled meat nice. The sticky pudding is great but the chocolate fudge seamed to come from the supermarket. Generous on custard.