EDIT…read more When I originally wrote my review, the Sair was having problems with its brewing. But I'm happy to report that this was a temporary blip and it's now back on fighting form with a great, well kept selection of Linfit ales and guest beers. And the inclusive, friendly atmosphere in this proper old pub is as intact as ever. (OLD REVIEW) A fine pub in its day, too often now the beer selection is minimal and what is available is tainted by poor keeping. We can but hope that this is a temporary blip.

Get a bus or a taxi to here because you will be drinking some fine real ale brewed on the premises…read moreby the quirky publican called Ron Crabtree. He's a fixture in this valley and stories abound about his antics. He'll tell them you whilst your tasting some of his fantastic beer. Beware the Enochs Hammer, its a bit strong and you could come a cropper in the morning. Real log fires, pickled duck eggs and fine company. What more can I say.

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.

It was my mums 82nd birthday last week, She didn't want a fuss with candles and balloons, so I said…read morewhy don't we go the Golcar Lilly again ? My mums a bit of a funny eater, No butter on Veg and Doesn't eat meat are just two of them. All the staff said hello and made everyone feel welcome (My mum, wife, 2 year old daughter and me). We had booked for a time of 6.30pm but wern't hurried by any of the staff. The food is always nice and plentiful even to the point the next day when i put my jeans on the top button popped off. (Must have had poor stitching). If you want Mc Dononalds prices then this is not the place for you, neither is the food. They also have a function room for parties and if you get lucky enough to get an invite go because the hot Beef Sop supper or the home made meat and potato pie is one of the best you'll ever taste.

Went for a walk around Golcar and ended up at the Golcar Lilly for our Sunday roast the food was…read morebeautiful, it was pretty busy which only indicated that it was a nice place with most likely nice food. And the food was absolutely beautiful ! The service was quick and easy, staff explained us everything as it was the first time we've been there. Will definitely be going back !

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.

Is a very small space to be in but it doesn't matter the service is top and you couldn't feel more…read morewelcome, definitely would go again with out a doubt .

You do have to pay a door fee to get in but I think if you get there early enough then it's free…read more Drink prices are good. When you walk in, if you're anything like me, you start wondering who used to live here as it looks like an old grand house. It's lovely though, just a shame it's now a club. Different parts of this place have different types of music so it can accommodate for everyone. The main area as you walk in has music such as R&B, remixes etc. You have aplace downstairs, a place round the back etc with different music but I didn't get that far to be honest. You have an outside bit with music too and this is your smoking area but it's nice and not to huddled. Walking down the stairs to get to it though is a bit nerve wracking as in the rain it's a bit slippery. A place I really like and would go again - as long as I don't have to pay at the door :D

One of the few club experiences i had when i was in the U.K. There were 3 dance floors with…read moredifferent types of music. Club was full of hot british girls which probably seem more attractive to me having lived in the states for a majority of my life. The djs were fairly on point. The top floor seemed to be the most packed for the night. The were charging a cover later in the night, but it was free earlier on. Also super close to other night clubs/ bars in the area in case you want to hop around. However this seems to be the best place to go for the under 25 crowd.