Black Bull in Bradford

Very cosy pub under new management with a new chef, the food was incredible, very high quality and filling, the vibes of the pub are extremely welcoming, nicely decorated and good pricing too, perfectly situated at the top of the high street next to the church, you won’t go wrong stopping in here for food or drink!

Went for food and drinks, and was blown away by the quality of the food, absolutely amazing, large portions, piping hot, delicious, staff were so helpful and accommodating with changes to child's meal. Fantastic price. Can't wait to comeback.

One of my friends and I visited this lovely, proper pub for lunch yesterday and it was lovely. The young bar man was super efficient, knowledgeable, friendly and professional. The food was delicious, Pinot Grigio was good and it was all reasonably priced too. Lovely atmosphere, warm, cosy and plenty of tables and nice eating areas. The wonderful bar man even cane running after us with my friends glasses as she had forgotten them. Bless him. Cannot fault this lovely pub and would highly recommend to everyone.

Lovely looking pub . Shame you’re greated with a misery lad on the bar very poor customer service how he speaks . . . Maybe cos we arrived around 5 on a Tuesday evening . Much better to walk down the hill .and that we did .

This pub was slow in more than one way. My friends and I waited over an hour for our food to arrive and when it did we were thoroughly disappointed with both the over cooked lump that we were told was a burger and the shocking service with snappy attitudes and dirty looks shooting our way throughout the entire meal. The Brontë sisters would be disappointed.

Amazing Sunday lunch, the best I’ve ever had. Great portions. Lovely service. Beautiful location.

Very beautiful food fast service

What a shame; so much history and absolute pride of place on this beautiful high street and the owners have created an absolutely soulless tourist trap with zero character 😔 having said that, prices weren't too expensive for the area so not all bad I guess.

Only had a drink, reasonably priced, friendly staff, nice outside seating, view's of the street

Visited twice in a period of 2 years and it was awful every time. Grumpy stuff mumble something, not able to understand. It was 3 pm and for some strange reason people couldn’t order food. When finally was allowed to order, been told they run out of burgers. This place has so much potential due to Branwell legend but it’s just sad miserable place. Go down road, so much better hospitality.

Bit disappointed, if I'm honest - thought I'd treat myself to lunch here, as it's my birthday & was hoping to catch up with a friend along the way - ordered roast lamb. (surprised there didn't seem to be any options except Sun roasts but probably would have ordered anyway) When it came it was already covered in gravy - I'd have expected this to be in a jug with meal, it's hardly something you can just leave to one side, & I don't always opt for gravy or at least not as much - don't think info on menu to that effect, but was hungry & not too big a deal, so didn't make a fuss. Meal seemed to be cooked & seasoned well enough, but amount you got was a bit underwhelming, especially for the price. (about £17) eg, the veg seemed to consist of about a quarter carrott & a small amount of greens - I did wonder if it came ready covered in gravy to make it look more. I didn't bother with a dessert but may well have done if I'd had a better experience. To her credit, the waitress did ask me how it was, so I was honest - staff, overall, though didn't seem overly friendly. Being a focal point in Haworth, I would have expected the Black Bull to do much better than this, especially with the high price tag - they do a fuller roast at the Toby carvery in Keighley for a lot less, & allow you to choose your own accompliments! x

Popped in as heard duet and had a fun night people so friendly and great Hendricks 👍

I thought the pulled pork sandwich was a little overpriced.

Beautifully located and wonderful atmosphere and the staff are friendly .we were looked after by conner who is a asset to the place ! Will definitely return

Cosy warm friendly pub at the top of the main street in haworth fabulous food the pie is the best highly recommended 😋

A Bronte lovers' paradise . Very reasonably priced rooms, each named after the most famous of Brontes. You can see the Parsonage from your bedroom window so, for a literary weekend, there's no better place to stay. The food served at the bar is excellent, too!

Former local pub of the Bronte sisters ill fated brother Branwell. I had the steak with sweet red onion sandwich which was pretty good though missing the stilton (or barely visible) which only realised later. The rest of the food was good including a decent side salad. It was served quickly and seemed like an decent pub.

First stay at the Black Bull, Jo and John are fantastic hosts and cannot do enough for you. Clean room and public areas, lots of sanitation ports. Table service due to covid restrictions. This was a first class stay at an historical public house, lots of atmosphere and unexplainable experiences. I would recommend the Black Bull to anyone. The only time you could be asked to wait would be if you hadn't booked a table, it's not a long wait and is well worth it.

Nice pub but very over priced for food. £15 for shop bought breaded fish was very expensive. For the price I expected a much higher standard of food. Wish we had seen the menu for the pub down the road at half the price.

My recent stay at The Black Bull in Haworth was nothing short of delightful. From the moment I arrived, I was greeted warmly by the friendly staff, who made me feel right at home. The rooms were a pleasant surprise, boasting a perfect blend of comfort and style. Tastefully decorated and impeccably clean, they provided a cozy retreat after a day of exploring the picturesque surroundings. Speaking of which, the location of The Black Bull couldn't be better. Nestled in the heart of Haworth, it offers easy access to the quaint streets lined with historic buildings and charming shops. The peaceful ambiance of the surroundings added to the overall allure of the place. Throughout my stay, the staff went above and beyond to ensure that I had everything I needed. Their genuine hospitality and attentiveness truly made my experience memorable.

We had the bangers/mash and the steak pie. For £1 less the bangers had a lot less eating. Tasted good but it was a bit disappointing.

Great pub great atmosphere and friendly staff

Nice pub for grub , prices ok but for the second time very short staffed so a long wait for food, which unfortunately came cold. Worth a visit when you get back to the top of the hill but make sure you have plenty of time left on your parking.

After a 9 mile walk we were glad to make our reservation. Fantastic location, great decor, dog friendly in the front section of the bar.

Called in for lunch . Food was amazing, fabulous service. Compliments to the chef

The staff here are so grumpy! We've honestly had more fun at a funeral. Where on earth did they find the new landlords and the tall lad who grunts at you. They don't play music anymore so you end up whispering so other people don't listen to your conversations. It's as if they don't want to have customers. If you are that miserable and grumpy you shouldn't be working in a pub

Very nice meals but no dessert.. just a few cakes on Bar ..

Visited the black bull while staying in Haworth. It's a warm welcoming pub and the people and staff a very friendly, they have a good selection of beers and spirits and a good selection of food on the menu. It is one of the most haunted pubs in Haworth but we did not experience anything. Would definitely recommend a visit.

I love this place, always a good atmosphere and excellent surroundings.

Super friendly staff. Great food. Great atmosphere. Open mic Thursday nights, kareoke every other week. Weekly quiz. Plenty on. Great location!

Pre-booked for mothers day. Great busy and cosy atmosphere. Lovely decor. Friendly staff. The food is top quality, we will definitely be going back 😋.

One of the best pubs in Haworth

A busy pub at the top of the main street in Haworth. Nice atmosphere with friendly staff. We didn't eat but it was extremely popular with lots of people having a meal.

Had the double cheese burger with bacon my partner had pie chips and peas and her father had the double cheese burger with pulled brisket we all loved it

do you have a Guinness pump and prices for your beers

We had food there and it was really nice. Staff very friendly, busy place, welcomes pets. Great place where to stop for a drink or something to eat.

Went for a pub lunch .. We hand the Cumberland sausage and mash the sausage were over cooked and tasted like they had been sitting around for hours it was instant mash potatoes a tiny scoop and it was cold well over priced a 15. 95 . The staff couldnt force a smile .

Had a couple of drinks Friday evening and it was very nice ok choice of beer. Would recommend

Staff appeared not interested when they couldn't cater for us (gluten free) - even soup was a challenge. Landlord/Landlady looked disinterested in even serving drinks. Entire experience felt awkward Wish we'd not bothered. Pub appears to play on the reputation of the village - I only made an exception for this place based on other reviews (pinch of salt in future)

The pub its self if really nice and the staff are great, however the hoard of clearly underage chavs drinking pints and screaming at customers did somewhat ruin my pint. The group of children were no older than 15, and did nothing but try and antagonise other customers, shouting and screaming about other customers being “c**ts” amongst other colourful things. It’s a shame really because like I said, the service and the pub its self is actually really nice.

nice pint of landlord. really nice place

What a great place to pop in for a drink and food. The whole atmosphere was amazing with very welcoming staff who were happy to chat, excellent selection of beers and spirits.

We went to the black bull about 4 weeks ago for our lunch and decided to book Christmas dinner for 3 of us on Christmas Day at a cost of £80 each.and was offered a table in a good spot. When we arrived on Christmas Day we were offered a different table to the one we had booked so therefore didn’t feel comfortable but didn’t complain as the pub was full and the staff were very busy. When the food came the starter wasn’t too bad but when then the main course came it wasn’t very warm the veg were very dry I think they had been roasted and the turkey was in the form of a rolled joint with seasoning in the middle (rather like one of Bernard Mathews joints) I did eat my meal because I was conscious of what was paid but my other family members couldn’t eat there’s they said it was disgusting. We expected a proper Christmas dinner with real slices of turkey and traditionally cooked veg. We were so looking forward to our meal only to be greatly disappointed with what we received for £240 and will not be going here again. We felt like we were squeezed in as an extra and vastly overcharged for what we received. Should have gone to brewers fryer instead would have been much cheaper for a better quality meal.

Quality pub with really helpful staff and the best young waitress working hard to see to every table possible, nothing we asked was too much trouble for her. Such a delightful young lady a real credit to the pub. This is a destination pub and will be busy with tourists as it should be. Mark Pemberton

If you're looking for a place t' eat; go to T' Black Bull

Lovely atmosphere. Cosy vibes in pub. Rooms lovely. Appreciated the bottled water in the room. Breakfast lovely but didn't realise you had to pay with it being advertised as B&B. Food in the evening, the turkey sandwich was actually really fatty but overall edible. Landlord very jolly and happy. Was extremely busy with it being a Christmas event weekend but they still managed to be cheerful.

Nestled under Haworth's splendid church in the "Bronte Quarter", and less than 2 minute's walk from Bronte Parsonage Museum, The Black Bull on Main Street benefits from strong custom. The Inn features a traditionally stocked bar, and good menu choices to suit pockets. For those who negotiate Haworth's vertiginous High Street, the Black Bull's appeal as a place for respite for the short of breath is obvious. Buyer beware though - Branwell Bronte found succour at the Black Bull, and his favourite chair and reportedly Branwell's ghost are still there to enjoy - or not!

Pleasent staff nice food not that expensive

We had lunch here, and it was dire. Even though it was early in the day, 3 of the items we wanted to order were not available. The food was decidedly average, the chilli was more like Bolognese and had no beans in it at all. The young man serving us was very nice and I felt a little sorry for him constantly having to come and tell us things weren't available. On the whole not an eating experience to write home about.

Lovely pub, tasty food, friendly staff & perfect location.

Great pub with a good selection of beers and food

Large pub right by the church in the middle of the village. Decent range of beers and the food was pretty good. Dog friendly in all but one of the areas inside. Cracking views from the tables outside. Not the friendliest staff even though the pub wasn't very busy.

I wish I'd read the other reviews first because the food is horrendous. I had the butter milk chicken burger, which came undercooked and soggy, stone cold chips and a 'side salad' was shredded lettuce, my partner had a halloumi burger which wasn't much better- decided not to finish in fear of food poisoning. Complete waste of money, and spoilt an otherwise great day in Howarth. Such a shame as it's a beautiful pub with lots of history, but I guess they rely on that to get people in and have a big enough tourist flow to not bother listening to feedback. Giving it two stars as the beer was alright and the lady who served seemed friendly. I'd suggest popping in for a pint if you're a Brönte/Haunted pub completest but definitely swerve the overpriced food!

We maybe got an off night - it was very quiet and looked lovely on the outside. Staff were friendly but the food was not good. The lasagna came cold, though it was taken to be replaced and came back hot. Even then, it was dry but at least had plenty meat. The garlic bread was inedible, had no actual garlic, seemed like just garlic salt and powder cheese. The burger was better but a really small portion for the price. At £15 each the meals were disappointing. The beer was standard but the wine was clearly old. Not sure I'd recommend based on our experience - judging by other reviews there might be things on the menu that are better, but we wouldn't go back to find out.

Only stayed for foo. But oh my it was gorgeous!!! Steak pie full to the brim of meat! Chips so yummy. Sausage ring …nom nom. Mash 🤤 sticky toffee pudding oh my. So light and delicious!

Stunning village, beautiful old pub. Didn't want to leave

On entering the Black Bull the decor, range of beers and ambience will lead you to believe that you've stumbled upon one of Howarth's finest, however, when the food arrives this will all change, in fact, such was my disappointment in the quality of food that I actually felt more like someone was trying to commit a crime against me, my visit was at lunch time and I opted for the Braised Beef priced at around £13 with chips an additional £3 if you wanted them, the menu suggested what I was about to receive was rich braised beef, pipping hot served moist within homemade brown bread, instead what I got was cold dry beef in 2 slices of shop bought brown bread that had been grilled on a dirty griddle. Clearly I sent it back (in fact our whole table sent the food back) The Black Bull could be a gem and new kitchen team and owners who put quality at the heart of everything they do and it will be great, until then avoid at all costs for food!!

Absolutely disgusting service , we went to the black bull in Haworth for a meal, where we were sat next to 2 women who were very loud. ! Which was NOT BOTHERING US. !! but just before they left , one of them had the nerve to say WE WERE TOO LOUD. !!! and my phone was disturbing them. ! As they were on there way out. Then the waitress came up to us and told me to turn my phone off. !!! By this time I had had enough, I said to my friend, come on we are leaving. My friend had paid by this point , I said to the waitress put the money back on her card and we would go find a public house where we would get treat properly. !! To which she replied, you can go, and your NOT WELCOME HERE AGAIN. !! I said no AMOUNT OF MONEY could get me through your door again. !! END OF. . STAY CLEAR OF THE BLACK BULL IN HAWORTH.

Very good place to stay. Very clean, very friendly and very helpful.

0/5 Went bank holiday Sunday for drinks only and the staff were absolutely disgraceful,no please or thank you...even came to launching a pint glass in a bin after I took a drink back because it was flat..😠

Chaotic. Terrible service. We ordered food and drinks for 4 adults and 5 children. After 20 minutes no drinks had arrived but the tables around us had all been served. We went to the bar and got our drinks. 5 minutes later 7 meals arrived. We enquired where 2 of the childrens meals were. 15 minutes later they told us we had already had them, when we clearly hadn't. They then went away and came back to say they hadn't been ordered. We had checked with our waiter and he had counted 9 meals and drinks. How hard is it to train staff?

Just called in for one drink but will go again. Nice pub with pleasant staff.

Dog friendly, good food and nice ale.

Tasty food, large portions & reasonably priced. Friendly, helpful staff. Really clean. Just what we needed after a walk to the falls. Highly recommended.

We called in here Sunday afternoon just for a drink.

Portions are big. They do a small adult portion too but it is almost as big as the full adult portion. For the small chicken roast dinner, the small one only had 1 less roast potato;) Friendly and helpful staff.

It seems that the planned refurbishment never happened, and the place is believed to be up for sale again.

I stayed in the flat above Emma's Cafe this past weekend, so the Black Bull is directly opposite. A decent place to come for a drink with a friendly atmosphere.

My wife and I decided to have a trip up to West Yorkshire and stay in the lovely and historic village of Haworth. As we were strolling down the main street, we felt very hungry and thirsty and decided to pop in for a pint and some food. What an appalling mistake we made. Hardly any beer, no monetary change in any form, so we had to use a card and to top it off, the food was horrendous. We ordered the "home made" pies. NOT home made at all. My wife makes home made pies all the time for various functions, and these had the tell tale signs of supermarket bought pies as the pastry had the indents from an aluminium pie tin. At £12.95, you are being thoroughly exploited. Don't be fooled. As we looked around, the food on other people's tables looked equally awful, including the clearly sad, clearly frozen, not home made children's nuggets etc. The very friendly and very pretty Australian woman inquired how our food was and we didn't have the heart to tell her, (as she was running around trying to serve everyone not only in the restaurant but also the bar), that our "home made" pies were indeed horrible. In all honesty, we did eat most of it as we were by that stage starving, but really, at £12.95, the landlords should be ashamed. After lunch and a pleasant stroll, we did indeed come back to The Black Bull as it was on our way back to our cottage, for an evening drink, only to walk into a very noisy argument between the landlords. The Australian lass was clearly worried and embarrassed and apologised at length to not only us but also to the other patrons who decided to walk out., not wanting to be part of such childishness. A local man at the bar explained to my wife and I that this sort of thing happens all the time between the landlord and landlady. In short, there are far, far better and more inviting pubs, cafes and restaurants in Haworth, all of which I'm sure will have actual homemade food and a pleasant atmosphere. The only good thing about our visit to The Black Bull was the friendly Australian, who we both agreed, is much too good to be in a place like The Black Bull. You are spoiled for eating choices in Haworth. Don't waste your precious time or precious money in this sad establishment.

Well I’ve just been forced to pay a £170 parking fine following a drink at the Black Bull in November 2018. I was on holiday with my husband and parent in laws and we popped in for a drink. We didn’t realise that you had to tell the bar staff that you had parked in the car park, they never asked and we paid cash. Two weeks later I received a £60 fine. No worries I thought I’ll phone the landlady who will understand, I also had photo’s with times and dates showing we were in the pub. She wasn’t interested and told me to appeal it, which I did. The appeal was rejected but I never received the letter from ZZPS and so received a £170 fine 2 weeks ago. I have spoken to the parking ombudsman but because I didn’t appeal within 28 days of the letter (which I can’t prove I didn’t get) I have to pay the fine or it just will keep going up. I feel really let down and would tell anyone, do not go to this pub unless you want to risk a £170 fine. NEVER AGAIN. I’m not the first, see other people’s comments, don’t let it be you!

Went into the Black Bull today for a drink to catch up with family whilst visiting the UK . We spoke with Kristen behind the bar and she was really welcoming and friendly ( great Aussie humour and friendly attitude ) although we didn’t have a meal she was more than happy to assist us with food if needed . She was really informative regarding the history of The Black Bull ! Thanks Kristen was lovely meeting you. Aussie Aussie Aussie Oi Oi Oi ☺️

Not sure what these other folk are on about. The service was fabulous and Kristen, one of the ladies working was extremely welcoming and informative when it came to the history of the pub. Really recommend going here since the service was great, food was delicious and it’s very central.

Rare day off today so decided to take a trip to Howarth and to have something to eat out and about.

Visited on Saturday with family visiting Haworth for the first time. Picked this pub as looked big enough to cater for us all. First impressions looked tired and unwelcoming and should have probably followed my gut reaction and left immediately . Despite very few people there the bar staff all seemed to be struggling, one was particularly rude, the other quite friendly but admitted she "didn't have a clue" and her background was not in catering .

We, (4 of us) came into the Black Bull to have some lunch after a day of walking around the locality. As we sat down the waitress rudely said, “Where have you come from?” to which we replied, “outside we just want to sit down and have some food.” She then put the menus down on the table and left us to serve other people.

what a massive disappointment I would never go in here again. the staff looked so unhappy and the food was dredful

This was the second visit to the pub for lunch. We went this time last year and wanted to see if things had improved. The answer was no. The food actually is good but the running of the establishment has not improved. It was a busy weekend in Haworth and the pub opened at 1130. The staff seemed disorganized and what was going on in the kitchen l have no idea. We order at 1215 and eventually just after 1pm the food arrived. Other tables were experiencing the same delay. Why? Its just good pub grub or Sunday roast. The building was cold and the open fires not lite. Staff were doing their best but the lack of organization let's the place down. As said it was a year ago since we visited and no change

The worst pub in Haworth,unfriendly landlady,toilets are locked and only way to use them is to ask for a key code behind the bar?.

Last year with visited this pub for lunch and so decided to go again. The food was as good as last year and we enjoyed it. Unfortunately the service is just as bad and showed no improvement. Very slow and it seemed disorganized. The pub opens at 1130 on what is a busy weekend in Haworth. Therefore you would think staff and the kitchen would be prepared. But no. We ordered at 1215 and our lunch arrived at 1pm. It was the same for others from our observation. It was the same last year. The food though, which is pub grab, is good. The people running it need to get this sorted. The place was also cold due to doors constantly being opened and the open fires not being lite. Must though recommend the pie of the day and the liver and sausage. Would also point out l am prepared to wait for good food but 45 minutes is not acceptable in a pub

Had lunch at the Black Bull - Staff very efficient and so friendly. Landlady was warm and kind, brilliant with children and quick service. The pub was so clean and tidy and the tables cleaned for new guests as soon as vacated. So busy they were having to turn away customers. Food lovely a great family lunch. Great atmosphere we love it keep it up.

Dined there in November, despite their aiming to finish a refurbishment after Christmas.

Sorry but really needs to make changes.

Went in black bull as we have been in there on many visits in the past and have had some good times especially fridays for kareoke, today we found the landlady very rude and unwelcoming also no atmosphere in the place anymore, Won't be going in there again.

We popped into the Black Bull for some lunch and really enjoyed it. The pub is clean and comfortable and there was a good choice of food on offer. Despite being busy as it was Steam Punk weekend in Haworth, we got a table and were served quickly. We had scampi and chips and ham, egg and chips. Both meals were really good and presented well. Would definitely recommend it. We will be back.

I have been going in the bull for 2 1/2 years since moving over this way. Previous 2 landlords have been fantastic but the current landlady is a disgrace to the trade. She has accused me of leaving one of the previous bad reviews which has been left on TripAdvisor, which I can assure you wasn't me! Not only has she accused me of this, but she didn't have the decency to ask me to my face. She passed a message on via a friend to say I was no longer welcome in the bull as she assumed it was me as I had been in that day. On the day in question I did tell her I wouldn't be going in in future as she informed me she was taking carling out for fosters, I only drink carling as I won't pay 4.95 a pint for a premium lager and I don't like any of the cheaper brands on offer. She just didn't care she would be looking regular custom!

We popped in for a few drinks last night while staying Howarth. The pub could clearly use a makeover but that aside the staff were really lovely and efficient and the locals were extremely friendly. The atmosphere was brilliant. Exactly what you want in a pub.

We called here for something to eat on a Sunday lunchtime and were very disappointed when our food arrived. It was very well presented but the Sunday lunch was cold and I had to ask for a couple of steak knives as we couldn’t cut the beef. The toilets were only accessible once you had been given a code from the bar staff, once in the toilets there was no toilet paper! Will not be going again.

Went for a Saturday lunch with my partner shortly after opening time.

Living local we have been regulars for a long time and seen 4 landlords, unfortunately now you need a small mortgage to even consider going in, 4.95 a pint for premium lager or 3.75 for run of the mill lager, London is cheaper! New owners are nice but too buisness orientated, which will come back to bite once whe winter months really set in, staff cant talk to customers prices way too high lots more to offer locally at better prices. Try the Sun 150 yards away, amazing food, amazing staff who chat to you and almost 1-2 pounds a pint cheaper! All in all loverly pub with good staff but over priced and no atmosphere!

We went in after a meal elsewhere further down the street for a couple of drinks but only ended up staying for one. Quite pricey not made to feel very welcome. They did not have Carling two nights in a row. The final nail in the coffin was when I put two pounds in the juke box for 12 songs and 8 and a half of them were skipped. At the time we was the only people in the pub, then when others walked in they skipped almost all the songs with no acknowledgment to the fact we had paid for that privalage

Decided to stop here for a drink and some food after walking along Main Street. When we arrived, we were greeted by a very friendly lady who served us very well. The food came quickly after we ordered it (but not too quickly!) and was absolutely gorgeous.

Whilst visiting the village of Haworth with relatives from Canada. Did the "Bronte things" that they were interested in and then took them into the Black Bull to try out some authenticc pub grub.

Indeed the interior had changed from my visit some years ago, it was far more spacious than I remembered, but I myself thought a few more tables and chairs would make it more homely, apart from that the food was well worth the money spent and the service was first class.

was a little dissapointed this time black bull almost empty of customers one girl on bar very nice but there is not the atmosphere so we went to the pub across the road forget name not white lion one near the cemetery good food landlady a personality and packed with people enjoyed haworth although most of the shops only open on weekend oh and good pub is the kings arms for a great meal and not expensive

Visited the Black Bull this week and noticed new owners have took over - wow what a difference . The pub is clean smells nice lots of new quirky cushions candles & flowers ! Food was great too ! Place was busy and a good atmosphere! Keep up the good hard work .

Always smells, unfriendly faces. And to be honest many times it’s never open! Needs a major refurb and some much needed love. Has done for years. Shame because it could be beautiful. Food very over priced for quality. No thank you!

This pub with centuries of history and Brontë connection could do much better if it was cleaner, cosier, improved the quality of its food and had basics such as soap in the toilets! Bar maid was very friendly and drinks were fine but sandwiches disappointing in quality. Not much filling, covered in cheap dayglo yellow spread and also the salad was covered in cheap dressing. Chips however were very good! Waited over half an hour even though we were pretty much the only people in there. We love Haworth but when last visited we were quite shocked at the poor quality of the food being served in establishments. Perhaps we are spoilt living in North Yorkshire?!

Been here 4/5 times and the staff are charming and very welcoming. I think people are too hard on this wonderful historical establishment, and in particular on the owners, who are doing a fantastic job considering what they inherited from previous owners.

This is - at best - acceptable. I went here after a long journey, having read Branwell Brontë frequented this pub. It was dark, dated and lacked any character. Bit of a let down, especially as compared to other pubs in the area.

Sunday Lunch was average, I expected it to be a lot better.Toilets spelled and no toilet paper os soap