Blue Mountain Diner in Calderdale

Dinner during a weekday. Booked table for four. When we went there it was about six and we were seated in the pokey part of the restaurant...dark and we cannot see the menu as it was that dark. Food ...nothing to write about. Fish and chips...and others ordered the burgers with chicken. Usual fare for restaurants. More choices in the town centre...

Great value food and tasty coffee. Visited while travelling from Sowerby Bridge to Edinburgh. Had a flat white and a roll @ sausage.

Food is exactly what you’d expect from a spoons - good enough and the price is right. Can confirm they can pour a pint of Guinness. Lovely building.

We were here as a family, twice in one week as we were on holiday. Both times the staff were very friendly and helpful, the service was spot on and the food was very nice - couldn’t fault it. The location is great for chilling, having a few drinks and relaxing with family. We sat outside on the Monday and indoors on Thursday and it was comfortable, clean and friendly. The children enjoyed looking at the locks and seeing the canal boats. Parking was opposite the restaurant. Our food was served hot and it was well presented. There were six of us and we all ordered different dishes so it wasn’t that easy for the kitchen but it all arrived at the same time and was delicious. The staff went the extra mile for our group which we appreciated , once to give our youngest a take-away dessert as we had to leave before he had time to eat it and then later in the week, giving us some bread for the children to bait their new fishing lines. We would definitely return to The Moorings when we’re in the area.

Honestly average but also a special mention to the saddest looking fries