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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.
Originally a coaching house, the Fleece is conveniently situated on the Main Street at the very heart of the village.
Nestled high above the Worth Valley, with breath-taking views over the Brontë Sisters’ famous moors. Home-cooked food, traditional hand pulled ales + a variety of continental lagers as well as a extensive wine cellar.
Church Street, Keighley, BD21 5HS
tel: 01535 678801
A local institution, this unique and lively free house has a vibrant and mixed clientele. The pub features some stained glass windows, a popular juke-box and brewery memorabilia.
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.
Children welcome lunch times and early evening. Outside play area. Parking. Credit cards accepted. Groups accepted. Small brewery open to visitors.
A traditional Yorkshire pub set in the rural village of Oakworth. Local Cask Ales, Pool, Darts, Dominoes, Board Games, Free Wi-Fi. Disabled access and large car park. There is an extensive patio which is a real suntrap.
The George is a family run pub set in the heart of Cullingworth village, with ales from Old Spot Brewery, brewed by our landlord Chris Thompson. A menu of firm favourites awaits you & you are perfectly located for walks into the local area.
Main Street, Haworth, BD22 8DP
tel: 01535 642249
Children welcome during day. Vegetarian options. Parking. Credit cards accepted. Wheelchair access and facilities for the disabled. Capacity 44. Beer Garden. Dogs allowed
The Bronte Birthplace, 72-74 Market Street, Thornton Village, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD13 3HF
tel: 01274 834853
The Bronte Birthplace, Emily's by De Luca Boutique - Coffee House, Tea Room & Delicatessen.
82 Main Street, Haworth, Keighley, West Yorkshire, BD22 8DA
tel: 01535 642499
Need a break after seeing the sights of Haworth? Why not stop off at Emma's for a coffee, light lunch or a snack. Wheelchair access. Vegetarian options. Capacity 40. Takeaway facilities.
Licensed, children welcome, coach parties accepted, parking nearby, wedding receptions. Groups accepted - capacity 44 in restaurant, 80 in function room.
Wharenui is a cafe/wine bar offering great food, a good selection of wines and a friendly relaxed atmosphere. Licensed. Vegetarian options. Capacity 30. Disabled access. Credit cards accepted.
Small,warm and welcoming, it is split on two levels and decorated with music memorabilia and whisky artefacts.
Specialising in traditional, home-cooked Asian cuisine, using natural fresh ingredients, Azeem's has become a popular venue for visitors, especially those from villages around Keighley and West Yorkshire area.
Enjoy great beer, delicious fresh cocktails & Barista coffee, so whether you’re after a quiet pint, cocktail or a coffee with your nearest and dearest, Mill Hey Brew House has got it covered.
On the edge of 'The Green' next to the Parish Church this iconic Keighley town centre inn has been completely rebuilt and transformed into a modern stylish pub.
