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The New Inn
The New InnPublic House
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01274 921505
Thenewinnthornton@gmail.com
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363 Thornton Road,
Thornton,
BD13 3JX
Details
Traditional pub dining in a family friendly and comfortable surroundings. All our food is home made using The core of the menu surrounds a selection of pie’s in puff pastry with hand cut chips and peas, burgers in sour dough buns with French fries and salad, premium cut steaks with all the trimmings and peppercorn sauce. Hunters chicken is very popular and our Sunday roasts. Childrens meals available, also home made. We offer a 10% discount for pensioners, and a discount for children accompanied by an adult ordering from the main menu.
Vegetarianoptions include, country vegetable pie with hand cut chips and mushy peas, vegetable curry with pilau rice and mango chutney dip, quorn and spicy bean burger with salsa dip, French freis and salad.
Just a few hundred yards from the birthplace of the Bronte’s, wonderful scenic walks over the viaduct, and next door to South Square art gallery. South facing Sun terrace for the summer and wood burning stoves for the winter.
Opening details
Prices
Home made ½ lb Quorn and spicy bean burger £5.85, Salmon cut Sunday roast beef dinner with all the trimmings £5.50
Directions
See location on Google mapsMap reference: SE 099326 Lat: 53.79006 Long: -1.85000
Disabled parking and ramp into building
Parking: free
Accessible by Public Transport: 0 miles from Thornton station
Hotels and B&Bs
Self Catering
Camping & TouringFacilities
Baby changing facilities
Coach parties accepted
Disabled toilets
Facilities for groups
Welcome Host
Accepts groups
Facilities for conferencing
Facilities for corporate hospitality
Children welcome
Mobility Accessibility Facilities
Dogs accepted
Smoking not allowed
Wedding receptions
Just a few hundred yards from the birthplace of the Bronte’s, wonderful scenic walks over the viaduct, and next door to South Square art gallery. South facing Sun terrace for the summer and wood burning stoves for the winter.
