Greyhound in Bradford

This place is set in a quiet traditional village. The pub is very authentic and has the classic feel about it,ya know the low wooden beams and old fashioned chairs with red fabric etc.The restaurant on the side is more modern and my family sat in here to eat.The Sunday dinners were brilliant and those tht opted for the pie dish were as equally impressed.The staff were all polite and happy which made our family visit a very enjoyable one.After lunch we sat in the beer garden and watched cricket for a while in the sun, how quintessential

Weve had a couple of meals there recently including sunday lunch, both of which were absolutely gorgeous. great classic pub food, and decent portions. def value for money. All of the girls in the restaurant were smiley, pleasant and efficient, and the bar staff alike. Surroundings bit old-fashioned and maybe a little tired, but it didnt matter, as very clean, and the food and drink was tops.Looking forward to going back.

A small family lunch to end the summer hols was well recieved. Traditional menu including family favorites was served in good time by pleasent and helpful staff. Empty plates retuned to the kitchen and all left satisfied.

booked a table for 3.30pm spoke to lady at the bar and she told us they would take us ro our seats.30 mins later and still not seated for our meal ..very disappointed

Saturday evening, 31 July 2021. Thank goodness Boris has allowed pubs to operate 'normally', Having been the scapegoat for this pandemic it's nice to be back in a pub with good food.We had a 'Starter'/1st course/entree (depending how posh you feel !!) of Salt & Pepper King Prawn (my ladies choice) or Chicken (mine), she was driving so kept to lime & soda, I had one of the cask ales, then, for 'mains' she had a huge burger, which looked appetising indeed! I opted for the 10oz Gammon. Along with another pint (both ales were in excellent condition) I think when everything is back to the real normal, (no chance of a change of mind by HMG,) there will be more than 2 ales to choose from. Both our appetites were sated, we even left some chips !! If you've not visited The Greyhound, I can thoroughly recommend it to all.Excellent value for money

Nice sunny day, we arrived looking forward to spending time seated looking over the bowling green. Approached the bar and was told to take a seat and someone would be with us shortly. After numerous occasions of the waitress passing us we again reminded her that we had not yet ordered our drinks let alone food. We were reassured that she would be with us next. Eventually the owner took our order for drinks, being informed that we could not order Prosceco by the glass only by bottle which would cost us £15. By now it had been 40 minutes wait and being parched we ordered the bottle. Now the waitress arrived with menus and left them for us to make our choice. A further 20 mins elapsed before our drinks arrived. After another 15 mins there was no sign of the waitress so we decided to vote with our feet and went to the bar to pay for the bottle to be informed that the till was down and so they could not give change. As another wait for the till repair was out of the question I told them to keep the £20 note. Thinking that some one would be tipped for none existent service I returned to our table to leave only to be told I had been misquoted and the bottle was £17.95. Bite me. Total waste of time the fiasco of which took 1 hour and 20 minutes. Until they sort things out, stay well clear.

Passing through this nice village saw this lovely pub ...On arrival told to take a seat!! Staff would come to take our order ..after a prompt the girl came over ....in the meantime various customers arriving at the BAR placed an order and was promptly served ...more customers ( NO mask ) arrived at the bar and again promptly served !!! When I approached the bar staff and asked was it maybe after a certain time you could order at the bar she replied it was easier to serve them !!!! IS IT TABLE SERVICE OR BAR SERVICE ....MASK OR NO MASK ....this needs to be sorted ...didn't feel very Covid safe I'm afraid ....won't be visiting this place again !!!!

We called in today after deciding we wouldn’t wait for an hour for a table at the nearby garden centre. We are glad we did. This is a proper traditional pub serving a great selection of drinks and offering an excellent menu with quality food. We phoned and asked for a table which was ready on our arrival. We were greeted by a friendly young lady at the bar who showed us to our table. The food and service were of an excellent standard and I would recommend anyone visiting the nearby garden centre to use this fantastic pub for lunch.

Called in for a drink after a rainy walk in the local area. Covid procedures are in place. Staff are friendly and helpful and table service is in place. Asked if they had olives to accompany my glass of sauvignon blanc. The waitress managed to source some and they were absolutely delicious. Great variety of drinks. A wonderful traditional pub in a lovely area. I would highly recommend.

Great atmosphere, lovely staff, and a fantastic chef. We order the Rack of Lamb and was not disappointed, they were cooked to perfection, Very tasty and well presented, The menu here has a number of gems, their special burger and pies looked amazing also, and I was told they were by the opposite table. We treated ourselves with Apple Pie dessert, very deep and home made, excellent. I would eat here again without hesitation.

Visited as a party of 4 to celebrate my husband's birthday last Friday. We ate on the left hand side of the pub, the tables were spaced out enough to feel safe but it was very inconsistent how some staff wore a mask or visor but other staff didn't, we felt it would have been better for all staff to wear them. The young waitresses were friendly & efficient & there's a good choice of food on the menu, mainly traditional British food. We were all happy with our meals, 1 roast pork dinner ( but no stuffing?!), 1 gammon, 1 lasagne & 1 braised steak all with a nice selection of veg & piping hot. We all enjoyed it & would return in future.

Called for a drink after a walk over Tong Valley, missed this place as our 'watering hole' but disappointed with procedures in place compared to neighbouring establishments have in place. First no table service so had to venture into small pub area to order and pay for drinks. People passing to go to toilet and when trying to exit pub with drinks to sit outdoors there were people queuing at the door and not social distancing to allow people pass. This should be monitored by staff to ensure safety of customers. Noone asked to wear masks indoors and also no details asked for so no track and trace in place if there was a spike they would not know who to contact, just hope if this was to happen they would advertise the fact so people could isolate appropriately. The Greyhound should maybe look at procedures at Fulneck GC to get some tips. Probably not return at the moment because unfortunately didn't feel totally safe and confident in their procedures.

We stopped here simply to use the car park for a quick cup of tea whilst on "day release" from lockdown.We hope this place reopens successfully, as it looks great! Thankyou for allowing us to sit by the cricket pitch for half an hour, it was much needed!

Lovely old inn, in a beautiful village. Good standard of food and well kept handpull beers. This place is a little far for us to make it a regular but it is well worth the trip. Again this is a place we've known about for years and keep going back to. Always worth the journey.

I tend to stay near here weekly and always go here for a meal and a drink. They pull off the very difficult job of being a fantastic eatery and a great pub. Best fish pie you'll ever taste, great pint of Leeds Pale and really friendly locals. Special thanks to Lindsay, Jean and Richard who make the visit a real pleasure.

Came here as a last minute booking on a Friday evening. We had a lovely table reserved for us and the waitress was second to none. Food was gorgeous, sharing deep fried Brie and mac and cheese balls to start, followed by two hefty burgers with proper chips and all the trimmings and classic pub puddings of jam sponge and sticky toffee pudding. Moving into the area so we’ll definitely be back!

I don't live locally (as my Trip Advisor "handle" suggests, I'm in Wakefield), so had only visited The Greyhound once, two years ago. We booked a table for 9 people a few days before Christmas, as my friend was visiting from Spain with his family. Although it was a busy night, we were well looked after. the party before us were late finishing their meal, but we were happy enough to have a drink and chat in the bar, and were then taken to the restaurant part of the pub.There was plenty of room and the lady who served us was incredibly nice, amending the menu where necessary (with no fuss) to take into account our various dietary requirements. Everyone in the party thoroughly enjoyed their food, and all agreed that it had been a fantastic evening. The Greyhound is a very nice pub/restaurant in a pleasant village setting, and I can't praise the members of staff highly enough. I look forward to visiting again, and am sure that it won't be another 2-year gap.

My large family party and a toddler arrived on the 16th December for a pre Christmas lunch.It was easy to book, when we arrived the staff happily put my chosen table decorations/crackers out and we felt immediately very welcome. We all had different things ranging from traditional roast dinners to speciality pies and a toddlers meal, all were excellent with offers of more gravy and vegetables if desired. Toddlers do wander a bit but the team were super, also with helping my mum who is in her late 80’s. We were not rushed and any help asked for was given with a smile.We will be back!Thank you to all the team at the Greyhound and we wish you a very happy Christmas.

Went in today the place was dirty food all over the floor no bar staff serving, the one girl behind the bar asked me if I wanted a job, she was doing her best my main gripe is that it could be a fantastic country pub. Today all the punters were sat in there coats it was so cold inside 3 fires but non lit, don’t they understand the customer experience is key, feels like the present owners just can’t be bothered anymore I feel sorry for the residents of Tong if this is there local, just go up to the Hotel up the road or pay for a taxi to the Bankhouse, if customers stopped going I’m sure they would soon get a grip

Called in late Friday afternoon, very quiet but looking very Christmassy, fabulous menu and did not disappoint, small,portion of fish and chips, more than sufficient for one, superb fish and homemade chips, delicious my sister had fish pie, again fabulous, shared a jam sponge pudding which was again superb, friendly staff, absolutely will be returning

Went for the Christmas Fayre Lunch today and it was absolutely amazing. I am Coeliac so called in last Thursday to discuss the menu. Kate the Chef came and sat with me to go through the options. On her day off she made the effort of going to the supermarket and found gluten free sausages (to make pigs in blankets) gluten free Yorkshire puddings and gluten free stuffing so I could have a full Christmas dinner! Thank you so much for the effort and time you put into this, Kate.It is so nice to know that there are people out there who care about people with allergies and go that extra mile.Also, a big thank you to all the friendly staff!I would fully recommend this pub for its quality of food and lovely staff. I also fully recommend it for Coeliac’s, have a chat with Kate and she will sort something out for you.

The menu, friendly service and presentation of the food were all superb. What was strange was the taste. The chips were great, but the mash, steak pie and carrots were let down by very bland gravy. If this is similar gravy for a Sunday dinner I’d be sending it back. There were great touches, like the veg dish was warmed too, and the pie pastry was nicely patterned, so well done! Sorry Greyhound, you obviously put a lot of effort into the food!

It can be hard to find good quality standard pub grub without either a grubby pub or pretentious gourmet 'drizzle, or jus' but that's what you get here. Freshly cooked, nice portions in a separate area to the bar. Friendly service and no rush or fuss.

This is my second visit. on both occasions the pub has been clean and I have received a warm welcome. Both times the food has been excellent and reasonably priced. I eat here in preference to the Holiday Inn up the road where I stay. Only two real ale's tonight but both are good. The menu caters for all tastes and includes vegetarian. I did not want chips and these were swamped for veg without a fuss.

A pub I’ve been to on and off for years... the food is good, a good selection of beer and quiet enough that you can talk. Was tempted by the mixed grill ended up with a good gammon steak and a couple of eggs, my associate went for the fish and chips which looked very good. Will visit again

Came bacķ to on old haunt. What a treat. Staff amazing. Drinks top notch. Lovely ambience set in the village of Tong. Lots to do and see

called in for a late lunch after spending the morning getting soaked /this is a traditional nice low beamed cozy pub/restaurant backing on to a cricket pitch very good to sit out in the summer but today eat inside good varied menu plenty of special board choices hot tasty food with large portions friendly service and good value fascinating display of toby jugs all placed above the bar confortable seats very difficult to fault will definatly return hopefully in better weather

We came as part of a big group and weren't too sure what to expect, but left pleasantly surprised. My own negative is that a number of dishes were off the menu due to running out of ingredients. There was a vegan main option and a few vegetarian options as well. Portions were generous and reasonably priced. It's not a huge place, so I'd suggest booking if in a big group.

Not at all impressed We had their fish and chips The fish was very dry and tasteless and the chips and mushy peas were just about warm to say the least

Brilliant food, gorgeous setting and comfortable environment.

We ate late so not expecting too much. Starters were varied but ok, I had the pate which came with enough toast for the amount of pate I had. For main meal I had Steak and Ale pie which normally is very good but this time the crust was a bit hard and the chips not as hot as usual, but the added gravey was very hot. Desserts were not good at all, not their usual standard.

We visited the Greyhound as a last minute thing.

This is a wildly popular pub in Tong, West Yorkshire. We visited a church in the area and asked for a recommendation of a place that might have a classic Sunday roast beef and Yorkshire pudding. They suggested that we visit The Greyhound in Tong but cautioned us that we would need to be prepared to wait!

We had a lovely roast dinner for 6 including 2 good bottles of Sauvignon blanc and 4 delicious desserts Excellent value at £115 ! The service was amazing too We will definitely be back soon.

Went on a Sundy lunch time and it was quite busy but got table straight away. Ordered mains of roast beef dinner and fish cakes and roast beef dinner very average, nothing stood out as being better than a standard carvery. Fish cakes arrived one luke warm and one stone cold in the middle. No excuse for sending out cold food - not to mention the dangers of uncooked fish! Really unimprssed and wont be going again. Much better places around serving better food and less pricey.

Have not been to this pub in years, but so glad we visited last night, this is truely an original pub, the look, the feel even down to the Toby jugs that have been above the bar for as long as I can remember, good choice of beers and gins, restaurant area modern and clean and the waitress kindly opened the window nearest to where we were sat as it was quite warm. Lovely choice of dishes, typical pub grub, the four of us had different meals, fish and chips lovely white fish and crispy batter, chilli with rice, roast beef dinner which had gorgeous fluffy crispy potatoes and proper gravy, my friend had a beef pie, all dishes were large portions and all plates were cleaned, we had the bread and butter pudding which was delicious, served by a lovely waitress and will definitely be returning in the not too distant future

This is a lovely pub we stopped by today for lunch. There was a new menu we ordered 2 ploughman’s and were very disappointed with what we got considering it was £11.95 each not good value at all. We received on our plates a half a ciabatta roll each , a bit of celery, mini pork pie , a small slice of Stilton with cranberries as they had not had delivery for cheddar, butter some tomato relish which was quite tasty and a small slice of roast ham and a small apple and a bit of mixed green salad not at all what we were expecting. It did appear that this had all been thrown together and not much thought or effort gone into planning this item. I do hope they improve this menu item for other diners in comparison the jacket potatoes looked much better value!

We visited as 2 couples and knowing how popular this pub is, we pre-booked a table in advance.

Spent several days in Tong on business. This pub is walking distance from the Holiday Inn and provided very welcome relief from the tedium of staying there. Very nice staff, food and very pleasant vibe surrounded by friendly, local Yorkshire folk. Highly recommended.

Booked a table here for Sunday lunch. £14.95 for two courses.All food was fresh cooked and large portions,very quick service.The waitresses are very attentive.I will be paying a visit here again.

Popped in for lunch managed to get a good table

Visited here on a sunny day and was lucky enough to get a table in the restaurant, although my advice is to book in advance. Large beer garden outside so nice to drink on a summer’s day. Food was home cooked, reasonably priced and very tasty. Waitresses were very friendly and attentive so overall a very positive experience and we’ll be back soon.

The Greyhound is a quaint pub/restaurant with a good reputation, located in a lovely village and worth a visit. The atmosphere is very good, a busy venue with the restaurant food being above average with main course portions being plentiful. Staff are excellent with service allowing for a relaxed dining visit! The desserts appeared bought in and were lacking in portion size and were over priced unless part of the dining deals on offer.

Third visit. I had the roast dinner and my wife a chicken pie.

We went to the Greyhound for a meal and had a fish and chip supper i think our eyes were bigger than our bellies as we ordered the wale size fish. When the meal arrived we looked at each other and said i don’t think we will eat all of this,we didn’t. The staff were efficient and the meal was well cooked and delicious

First time I have visited - good choice of light lunches and very large helpings. I had the jacket potato with tuna and homemade slaw. Nicely presented. Pleasant staff and clean toilets. Reasonable prices. What’s not to like?

We came out for Sunday lunch and that's what we had. We did however peruse the other offerings on the menu which sounded tasty. I had seen the sunday lunch on the Facebook page so ordered it. And guess what it look exactly like the picture. The Yorkshire pudding was tall , the outside crispy and the middle soft. The chicken breast was moist and the gravy tasty. We didn't have room for pudding but I managed a rather lovely port and lemon. The service was great from the moment we entered until we left.

We went here for tea on the way to the pantomime in Bradford with family. The place is very small but wasn't busy so was fine. The food was cooked fresh and was delicious but the prices are very high. The lady who served us was lovely. On the downsize it was freezing in the place and we ended up eating with our coats on ,not very comfortable.

Went to the greyhound on Friday 28th December with family for lunch was absolutely beautiful food and great service everything about it was fantastic decided to visit today after a wonderful family walk ordered the exact same food as it was so scrumptious last time wot a total disappointment had garlic mushrooms with Stilton the ciabatta was burnt and the mushrooms were black and greasy couldn’t even taste the Stilton left with a sicky feeling afterwards got the mixed grill well I’ve never had such disgusting meat it all tasted the same sausages weren’t even cooked looked raw on the plate even had the cheek to charge 2.75 for peppercorn sauce probably two dessert spoons full had baked cheese cake omg it was that rubbery u could have bounced it off the wall will never ever be visiting this place again give it a miss and go somewhere decent staff and service was ok to be fair even the beer tasted doggy

Stopped off for a couple of drinks and a light lunch. Great food and great service. Had a couple of hot sandwiches and sides and couldn’t fault them. Not to mention proper chips for a change. Pleasant Attentive waitress. Will certainly be back.

Just been for lunch to The Greyhound. Not been since it's been taken over and found the food great. The pies made locally in Drighlington are delicious, shame they only have a limited number. We all (3) chose a pie. There was only one steak and ale pie left so one of us ordered it. 40 minutes later, after watching other people getting their meals before us, who had come in after, the waitress arrived at our table and glibly announced that the steak and kidney pie we ordered had just been given to someone else, so what alternative did we want!! We were speechless as it was our guest's choice. She didn't want a fuss making so ordered something else, but I was livid. Fortunately what arrived was very good, so that saved the day, otherwise words would have been exchanged. Not good enough.

I’m becoming a regular every week at The Greyhound in Tong thanks to the excellent menu and friendly service at this typically English country pub. Coming down from Scotland and staying at a nearby hotel every week The Greyhound is a welcome hone from home. The food selection is first class. An extensive menu and wide selection of specials on the blackboards, the food is fresh, homemade and generous portions. This, coupled with the waitresses smiling attentive service makes it a pleasure to visit. The food is reasonably priced and good value for money and it always has a good vibe with a busy clientele. Well worth a visit to this hidden gem. Like me you’ll be a returning regular.

I recently visited the greyhound on a Sunday lunchtime with my partner and daughter. Lovely restaurant staff and the decor fairly pleasant however I can honestly say it’s some of the worst food I’ve tasted in a long time.

The Greyhound has been a wonderful pub for many years, but is now sadly spoilt by a mediocre menu and ludicrous management rules such as the FARCE of been told, “If you order a sandwich (on a Sunday in summer), you have to sit outside”. Really?

I've eaten here many times over the years and it's been good most of the time. A couple of weeks ago we had an excellent meal although I was slightly put off by the overwhelming lists of available food......The MAIN menu, then a Salad menu, and chalk boards everywhere. Clearly it's a load of frozen/microwaved food. Today we had Scampi for lunch with chips and mushy peas. The Scampi was OK (12 pieces) and the mushy peas were a decent consistency. The chips on the other hand were absolutely revolting. They looked like home-made chips but I suspect McCain or the like are peddling these awful things and no one knows how to cook them properly. We had the identical rubbish yesterday at the Three Horseshoes in Fairburn. Soft, soggy, fat laden, slimey and revolting. Everyone was eating them so it clearly seems to be acceptable to many but I won't be back until the learn to cook chips properly. The oil was obviously not hot enough, they were nicely coloured but absolutely no 'crunch' at all :-( Finally £4.75 is a bit steep for Peroni. It's not cheap anywhere but it's definitely NOT worth £4.75 a pint.

Visited in 09/09/18 for Sunday lunch after passing regularly we thought we would give this place a try.

On Sunday a Friend and I went to the Greyhound at Tong for Sunday lunch. And we both confirmed it was one of the best Sunday lunches we've ever had.

Visited 5pm on a Monday afternoon. Just the two of us.

Our second visit to the greyhound.

A really nice warm friendly greeting, nice atmosphere with good service. My husband had the mixed grill which he thought was lovely at 14.50, his chips were a touch over done for his liking though. I opted for the roast of the day, my mistake. On a Sunday it's £13 for three courses, my Monday roast was 9.50 for one course so it made my choice a very expensive one! The meat had clearly not been roasted that day and was obviously reheated, it was tough and tasteless. My veg was undercooked too. We ate late after a long day so I didn't want to wait any longer for food. I must say the veg was very fresh and of a good selection but it did lack flavour. There was plenty of gravy and the Yorkshire pudding was good too. Other than letting myself feel slightly ripped off we did think it was good value for money. There is room for improvement on that dish and i won't be ordering it again. Other customers food looked great so I know that the new team in here are really trying to make it a good overall experience. We will definitely be paying a return visit as we like to support local businesses.

Went here for a lunch on Tuesday - they open at 12 noon but when we arrived at 12:10 there were already a good few people in. Massive menu ranging from sandwiches to steaks. Olde worlde and quaint inside - next to Tong Cricket Club - nice location in a quiet "village" just off the A650.

I visited the Greyhound for Sunday dinner, I had roast Pork, it was more like processed meat, 1 very thin slice of very fatty meat arrived on top of sloppy mashed potatoes swimming in gravy, there wasn't much meat that I could eat all fat. I usually don't have a desert but I was still hungry and decided to have a pudding, Apple crumble with custard, it arrived it was just stewed apple with the smallest spoonful of crumble. Would not recommend and certainly wont be going back for food.

We visited one evening with no reservation and were promptly shown to a table. We both had the steak and ale pie and the portions were very generous. The pie was abundant in steak, however I did find it slightly dry. I asked for extra gravy which resolved this but feel like I would need to repeat this but it was very tasty and homemade chips are fantastic so would go for it again.

Didn’t know where to go after a drive in the country side so decided to call in nice country pub with attached cricket field with a match in play not a extensive menu but a good choice 3 courses for £16.95 good value and plentiful everything was piping hot and served on hot plates theveg and roast potatoes was cooked to perfection all in all we was glad they could fit us in will definitely be back for more maybe on a evening when they have different menu to Sunday’s roast waiting staff very helpful and not overbearing thanks for the service

Wow! The chips here were amazing!! Me and 2 friends all had panini's and we all really enjoyed it. Was a lovely pub. We sat outside as was nice and warm. And all thought the chips were the best we've ever had. Can't wait to return

Stopped at the Greyhound on our way to York. Beautiful evening sat outside in the beer garden. Had drinks outside real ales and good wine selection. Booked a table for the restaurant and the food was very good English pub food. Had pie which were made locally and very good. I ordered the steak and mushroom it was packed with steak and it came with proper chips. My partner ordered the pork belly delicious. We had a bottle of Malbec which was recommended enjoyed great value.

We regularly eat at the Greyhound and I can honestly say that I have never had a bad meal there.

We’ve been here a couple of times and even when it isn’t busy, it feels like we’re not wanted. Doesn’t fill me with joy. However, It’s a nice play to sit and watch the local cricket team play on a nice summer’s day.

The good I'd always great and the atmosphere enjoyable. Plus Goodalls ice cream makes it a winner. Thank you.

called in for a family tea time treat, had drinks before in the past but never actually ate there before, but certainly will again.

We visited recently for an overnight stop ahead of a very early start the following day. This Inn has a wonderful warm feel, a very good pint and we will certainly be back!

Well located traditional pub in he heart of the village.

Having a family drive out we came across The Grehound Public House. It is very quaint in the village of Tong. We decided to eat lunch and made our way inside. We were made to feel very welcome. We ordered our drinks and made our way to the restaurant. It was very spacious and didn't feel on top of each other or other patrons. We all ordered sandwiches of various kinds. There was prawn mayonnaise, chicken, cheese and alopinoes then hot roast lamb. All served with chips and salad. All the sandwiches were really filling and I thought I had half a lamb in mine! The prawns were huge too. The menu was very extensive which gave us the difficult choice of what to have. The service was above and beyond. Everything was so good we've booked for father's day.

Food and atmosphere were both great! Me and my friends all enjoyed our experience and would definitely visit again.

It’s some years since I last went to the Greyhound but it’s the first time I have been to eat at this hostelry. The food and the service were excellent and would definitely eat their again.

We recently arranged our son's Christening after party at the Old Tong Schoolroom and enquired with The Greyhound whether they were able to provide us with external catering for the event. Garry and his staff were more than happy to help and they kindly supplied (at a very reasonable price) a range of excellent food ranging from lasagne, chicken curry, chicken drumsticks, rice, salads, homemade sausage rolls, fresh sandwiches and desserts. The staff also prepared teas/coffees and continuously replaced food as and when required throughout the day. The guests who attended were all extremely complimentary about the catering that was provided.

First time I'd been to the Greyhound for food since it changed hands. First time I'd been for lunch too.

Both the service at the Bar is hopeless and the meal service is the worst I have had in years. We were told that we may have to wait 20 minutes, an hour later we were still waiting. When the food came, without any hint of apology, it was sub standard and overall this pub wastes a great location with inept service in every department, not going back.

Called on our way back from Bradford and hadn’t been for years. We found a table and chose what we wanted for lunch......I went to the bar to order drinks and food and the young girl behind the bar was messaging on her phone. She never looked up and when finished her message served me... how rude and we haven’t been back since.

Driving past and called in for lunch , Excellent food and great service. Just how it should be. Good food pleasant staff what more could you wish for. We will be going back with friends very soon.

Hadn’t been to the Greyhound for a while due to a previous poor experience but heard it had changed hands...

Popped in today for lunch and it was great we will certainly visit on a weekend evening very soon :)

We were visiting family in East Bierley and decided to nip for a pint and a bite to eat. Stumbled...

Called in for couple of drinks today, had to go to end of bar to be served as bar maid...

Fourteen friends & family booked tables for a 21st birthday celebration. It was a busy Saturday night at this popular...

Very enjoyable day out with my friends for a Christmas meal. Very extensive menu and food was warm and filled...

The Greyhound is a friendly and typical village / country pub. It had a good reputation for food but on...

We have just enjoyed an awesome evening at this wonderful pub. The staff were very friendly, the pub has a...

Cannot speak highly enough of this place. Recently diagnosed with coeliac I was looking for gluten free options in the...

First class food which was enhanced by good service and excellent value for money .Sunday menu very good and sufficient choice ,one or two things had run out but it didn’t limit the choice too much .

Nice out of the way pub, next to the cricket field.

Feeling hungry we stopped off for late lunch the place looks tired staff were nice but not really interested in the job .food was not really very good quality it definitely didn't match up to the price so dont think we will be going again

Visited here several times and loved it every time. The food is excellent and the waitresses and bar staff very friendly. If you like pies you'll love them here.

My birthday party of 7 adults & 1 child age 9. My son recommended this place for a meal. 15 mins before we got menus (BUT WE HAD TO ASK FOR THEM) further 8 mins before order taken. Starter GREAT---Long wait to clear table-- Main course GREAT--- longer wait to clear that we cleared up and left dishes neatly piled at end of tables. Desert menu taken --5 Adults and 1 Child's. ((Billed for 6 adults and 1 child. Dessert FANTASTIC. Meal took 2hrs 20mins for Sunday Lunch. During eating meal a man charged through between chairs to a rear door -- shouting orders to staff that were not in our dining area. One of our party went to outside smoking area and the same guy in front of customers shouting WHO KEEPS LEAVING THAT ******* DOOR OPEN--WELL THEY WONT LEAVE IT OPEN AGAIN and STORMED OFF. I was later told the guy was the manager. The bar area was so full we had problems getting out of the dining area to the exit door. Spoilt my birthday meal. I will say that we only saw 2 waiting staff taking care of a number of eating areas. Waiting time could be shortened if more staff.

Four of us tried this traditional village pub next to a cricket field in Tong for the 1st time today,August Bank Holiday Monday. We'd been to Tong garden centre & wanted some lunch, luckily there were a few free tables though it was quite lively & busy. The waitresses were friendly. We all ordered sandwiches & chips, the home roast ham was lovely, the hot turkey & hot beef were tasty & our son loved his bacon, onion, tomato & cheese panini. The home made chips were gorgeous. We all had a salad garnish & there was a jug of delicious gravy for the hot meat sandwiches. All in all a very enjoyable lunch, we would like to come back for a Sunday lunch sometime.

Very regular visitor on a Sunday, on account of their amazing pies. Even though I can't quite finish them, the waitresses are always more than happy to box up for me to take away. Instant Monday Blues killer, these pies from Drig - this pub is an absolute gem. The waitresses (particularly on a Sunday) are awesome. Very efficient, polite and friendly - we always have a good experience here. Keep doing what you're doing!

Had great lunch food and service superb,lively place to eat and on certain days a cricket match too .the only pub, I know that has service at tables,no pay at the bar and wait.generoys portions, we had large haddock and chips,sausage and mash all really good.

We dropped in on the Greyhound on the way home from shopping for dinner as we did not want to bother cooking. The pub itself is great friendly and welcoming the food on the other hand is not. We have eaten here many times and it has always been good this time not. The waitress was very happy and helpful the waiter maybe manager was the most miserable person ever could not be bothered a case of I am here but want to be somewhere else. The "large Chilli bowl" was only just OK the chicken was over cooked very dry the veg was old yellow broccoli and tasteless carrots with very sloppy cauliflower. The chips were unbelievable they should have never left the kitchen soaked in fat soft black and floppy. We did not wait for the bill we went to collect it asking the miserable waiter to take off the chips, his reply OK never asking why we did not want to pay maybe we should not have paid for the over cooked chicken either. We will not be eating there again, Greyhound there is a lot of competition out there you need to step up your game.

Popped in here for a couple of pints when we were in the area for a wedding. Nice selection of Cask Ale and friendly staff.

Good food, decent selection, reasonably priced, no long wait and no one hovering at your table every two minutes asking if everything is ok...