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Traditional Yorkshire Pub with Locally Renowned Beers & Pub Grub.
The mezzanine level record shop sells the latest vinyl releases, the ground floor bar and charcuterie counter serves local real ales, craft beers from further afield, continental ham platters and pork pies.
Brasserie1 is an informal, contemporary addition to the Craiglands. The menu combines simplicity with excellent locally sourced ingredients and offers a relatively narrow selection to ensure a consistently high standard.
Originally a coaching house, the Fleece is conveniently situated on the Main Street at the very heart of the village.
The Drawing Room restaurant at Ashmount is open to non-residents for Afternoon Tea and Dinner, in a beautiful setting, with wonderful views of the gardens and Haworth countryside.
Nando’s legendary flame-grilled PERi-PERi chicken. The Piece de Resistance, our tantalising flame-grilled PERi-PERi chicken is made with African bird's eye chilli which makes it mouthwateringly tasty.
Bradford - Centenary Square, Centenary Square, Aldermanbury, Bradford, BD1 1SD
tel: 01274 307 441
Spacious casual dining space with exposed bricks and industrial feel, serving global snacks/meals.
2nd Floor, Salts Mill, Victoria Road, Saltaire, BD18 3LA
tel: 01274 530533
Panache, in the Indian Sub-continent is recognised as the ultimate in living luxury. In Ilkley, we have attempted to recreate the ambiance, atmosphere and the flavours that make a visit to the Panache so memorable.
Besides serving fresh, tasty food and drink, we aim to make your visit to Cobbles and Clay a truly unique experience. Licensed. Children Welcome. Patio Garden. Pottery Painting. Credit Cards accepted. Capacity 32.
Alongside a huge variety of delicious and refreshing drinks, we also serve authentic, traditional Indian street food, so you can enjoy a tasty bite while you relax and enjoy our welcoming and lively atmosphere.
25 North Parade, Bradford, BD1 3JL
tel: 07979 182599
Local history is displayed, using different art forms, on the walls throughout the pub. The guest ale policy offers strong support for beers from local micros, Food is served between 9am - 11pm every day. Quiz night Wednesday.
The Castle Hotel is an award winning and very friendly real ale pub in Bradford City Centre, built in 1898 with a frontage which looks similar to its title "The Castle".
20 Grattan Road, Bradford, BD1 2NA
tel: 01274 393166
White washed frontage with seating outside. The corn dolly serves a good range of guest ales.
Bolton Rd, Bradford, BD1 4DE
tel: 01274 720219
Welcome to the world famous Mumtaz, a truly unique experience of high class dining steeped in the art of Kashmiri cooking. Unlicensed - Vegetarian Dishes - Braille Menu - Family Room - Childrens Menu - Prayer Room - Car Parking
Hunters of Haworth are artisan pie Makers and gallery cafe on the famous cobbles of main Street Haworth, home of literary icons the Brontë Sisters.
Located within Ilkley's historic railway station, The Ticket Office is the perfect spot to start (and end) your night out.
