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!

Service of the highest degree props to Samuel Harrison who puts the extra umph to the place…read moreattending to all our needs even mixing 2 types of nuts for us this is truly a premium pub that provides premium service

This was perhaps the more understated of the bars that we visited on our ale trail, but certainly,…read moreit wasn't a forgettable one. The pub itself is just a few minutes from the station, under the bridge, and along the road for a mere minute. There's an outside bit of space to drink at the front, and I'm sure it was mentioned that it overlooked the canal, but alas it was both cold and dark so we didn't get a chance to check. Inside it's properly cosy, like a traditional pub should be. Carpeted, wooden features, and a handful of locals. The lady at the bar was lovely, and checked the percentages on the beers for me (I know, I can hardly handle a sniff) and I settled on a Theakstons Christmas Ale. Now this was a delicious drink, and my only sadness is that it'll not be served again until next year! Whilst our visit was brief, it was cosy, and I highly recommend. Oh -bring some cashinos though. No card machine, and the nearest cash point is about a 10 minute walk!

Exquisite hot dogs honestly out there in my top 10 pub goods with the cheeses Melting go to the…read morepremium hot dog bun along paired with a moretti that goes down perfectly I would highly recommend this pub to a friend as well as anyone looking for a good pint in mirfield

Really nice family pub with a large garden at the back, and a soft play area inside for kids…read more Everything is reasonably priced, with a large selection of drinks and pub food on offer.

As this format of pub goes, it's about as good as it gets…read more It might not be the most upmarket of eateries in the locality, but what The Ship does offer is some great value meals. The chicken skewers with chipotle sauce served on a sizzling platter with onions and peppers, along with chips, onion rings and tomato was excellent, and a deceptively large plateful - I was absolutely stuffed by the time I'd finished. Washed down with a pint of lager, it came to £11 - fine value for the money! Staff are always friendly, the food and beer is nice and not expensive. What's not to like?

Came tonight with a couple work colleagues. We all had the chicken which was served on the best…read morerisotto I've ever had in my entire life. There were also little whispy crisps on the side that I think were sweet potato. Amazing. The service was good and the atmosphere was fantastic with exposed beams and a fireplace. Perfect pub for dinner.

Great food but sometimes pricey. Book to avoid disappointment as it's often busy especially at…read moreweekends. Young staff sometimes get things wrong.

Nice food, good range of beers and a lovely location. Unfortunately their chef had walked out on…read morethe day we went in. They coped amicably, and you get the impression good things are to come here... Will certainly visit again and will be willing the guys to make a success of a pub which holds many great childhood and young adult memories for me! Great to see it open again!

Glorious setting, beautiful old pub, so what's missing? People, and i don't understand why this…read moreplace isn't packed on a Saturday night. The setting couldn't be more picturesque in the middle of the countryside yet 15 mins from a bustling town. Gorgeous old pub that still looks like a traditional pub, truly a gem, the freshest seafood including Whitby crab, a truly remarkable "real" shepherds pie made with braised shoulder of lamb and wonderful home made deserts. Service was friendly and attentive and prices were reasonable. I don't get it, this place should be on everyones list to visit at least a couple of times a month, i'm guessing their Sunday roasts would be off the charts good. I'd certainly head back.

We stopped using the The Hare & Hounds some years back as the service was so bad, however, we were…read moretold it had changed hands so thought we would give it another shot. How much better is it now!!!! A real good range of food on the menu and the service was excellent. A nice friendly atmosphere. Will definitely be going back.

THE PLOUGH IS NOW THE FLYING SHUTTLE with a new family…read morefriendly no swearing policy this is the latest of the mood pubs free houses serving good home cooked food from 6pm to 9pm week nights 12 noon to 9pm Saturdays and with breakfasts served from 10.30 on Sundays The Flying Shuttle is the place to try . Want to know more about what mood pubs are all about look up the flying ferret shelley and join us on facebook the flying shuttle

the plough has always had an excellent reputation for it's good value and it's meat and pototo pie…read more under new ownership i was worried it may not be as good but they have given the dining area a nice fresh make-over and the food is very good. a nice affordable menu with a great offer at the moment in the week where you can get two meals for £8 and a child eats free. it's a bargain and a very nice meal indeed. with word of mouth i hope more people will patronise them.