Hare and Hounds Country Inn in Calderdale - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Amazing place to stay. Delicious food, beautiful location and peaceful, chilled atmosphere.

Went for tea recently on a Thurs for the meal offer. The food was lovely as was the service but £10 for a large glass of wine?!! I know prices have increased but really!!....

Good food, good beer very accommodating but the beer has got way too expensive. £18 for 2 1/2 pints!

Excellent Service and the food was really enjoyable, no complaints from us. Dog friendly which made it more appealing and on a warm day would be nice to sit outside with a drink.

Four Timmy Taylors cask beers on offer and all are well kept. Not the cheapest pub around, but if you have to pay a bit more to keep it open, then so be it. Decent staff, friendly locals and cracking views across the moors.

We stayed here through an Air B&B booking. The room was basic but clean and comfortable. The staff is FANTASTIC, SO friendly and accommodating and we talked to them for quite a while after closing. We weren't able to eat as it was Father's Day and the place was booked solid, but the food looked really spectacular. Excellent views, pet-friendly, gorgeous quaint decor...what more could you want.

Food was very good if not slightly overpriced. My beef dinner was lovely although don't think the Yorkshire puddings were fresh? I wouldn't have had a pint if I'd have known it was £6.70 for a pint of Moretti 😳 Staff were good, food came out fairly quickly Stunning setting so worth a visit

Cracking pub with great food and lovely views. My girlfriend and I were staying nearby and popped in one night for some food and drink. It was a little on the pricier side but I would not hold it against them as it was all well worth it for the quality. Genuinely some of the best pub food we have ever had, you'd think it had a Michelin star! We highly recommend the Yorkshire pudding wraps, absolutely unreal. Cosy little place inside, might have been roasting outside but the fireplace lit inside gave a lovely bit of ambience. Oh, and the views from the beer garden are something else. It was so good we came again for lunch a day later! Next time we come back to Hebden Bridge, we know exactly where to head first.

We ate there Saturday food was great but I had booked 4 weeks before that for farhers day NO BOOKING in dairy very snotty lady when I asked can I please have a table as I had booked I got a flat no and called a lier ......not good customer service

Lovely food, nice atmosphere 👌 😋

Beautiful place to stay Staff friendly and go above and beyond Felt at home Room clean and tidy

I booked fathers day & we have been twice before although a few years back, the landlord & landlady were hard working and focused on making it an enjoyable lunch experience. The food was always fab, fully stocked bar etc ....Today, not so good, different staff it seems so I wondered if the management was different?. Our food was fairly average, quite a few things made me wish I'd booked elsewhere. I'm not sure what has happened but it wasn't the same great experience, happy to discuss further if it helps 😞

Lovely pub & staff, food & drinks good value.

A warm welcome from friendly staff. Then it went down hill, drinks over priced, £6.60 for Guinness , £6.00 for cider! Fish and chips worst ever see , 2 thin goujon batter was thicker than the fish, chunky chips skin on, however the eyes and grit were also left on! The other meals were okay just over priced . Staying in the area and thought we would support the local. We will look elsewhere tonight!

Really friendly pub, all the staff were very accommodating and made us feel welcomed.

We had a great Sunday lunch here. The staff were lovely and the service was great. The best bit by far is the view across the valley. Make sure you visit on a nice day and take full advantage of the outdoor seating!

Price is extortionate. £5.60 for a pint of Timothy Taylors! Sorry, just too much. Nice pub and welcoming service. Shame. It was very quiet when we were there. No surprise at that price really. Hope prices come down.

Amazing place and food was excellent

Received a lovely warm welcome. Enjoyed our food, had the early bird Friday offer 2 main meals for £20 which was good value. Wouldn't have been so happy paying full price as feel £15 for a baguette is very expensive

Arrived early but wasn’t a problem for the team, who were just amazing throughout our visit. On table 7 next to a nice fire which after a days walking was so welcome. My wife has a garlic intolerance and although couldn’t have the pie or the roasties, it was still a good choice. What was also nice was the chef popped out to do a check with my wife as he does use garlic in his kitchen and want to check all was ok. Wife had the chicken dinner and I had the beef - only picky criticism on the chicken is it could have done with another stuffing ball but other than that both meals were full of flavour, well put together and well cooked. Full of flavour and you could taste each different aspect Had puddings too, I had a bit of pudding envy when my wife’s apple crumble came out whilst I had the sticky toffee - both were great, not over sweet and the crunch on the apples on the crumble was spot on. We will be back here as just so friendly and pints served in tankards!

Lovely hill side pub overlooking valley. Nice atmosphere with friendly staff and a good range of Timothy Taylor beers. Food looked very good and pub was clearly popular with plenty of people eating on both friday and saturday nights

Excellent food with good size portions and great service

Stopped for dinner and it was huge!!!! Really lovely meal in a Reyt Good Pub 😉

Lovely countryside pub with amazing food and beers. Lovely staff. All at a reasonable price.

hello! i went today. with my father, the environment is probably the most beautiful thing and constantly surprised me being there, i adored sitting and being in a little hidden restaurant in the hills. the waitresses? lovely, caring and always on point with what we asked. the food menu was unique and different from what’s in hebden. i love hebden and its unique features, the only thing that put down the rating was the food. which im guessing was just either us or the day we came on(?). i had the chicken baguette, which was very nice but the only thing that brought it down was the grilled charcoal chicken which im personally imo would be better if it was like a roast sunday dinner type chicken - since it didn’t mix well with the sage stuffing but that’s my own opinion. my father didn’t really like his meal, i didn’t try it but i had no opinion - the veggies were lukewarm or not properly hot, the beef was rather thin and he felt like it came from a supermarket packet rather than a good piece of beef - but that’s not my opinion my fathers and he felt like the mash was powdered..? of course, this isn’t to bring you guys down . as i loved my experience and if i could give y ou s five star i would. please don’t take this too personally at all, just a piece of constructive criticism and advice. will probably be coming back. :)

I had chilli & rice, was nice but tasted like mince was cooked in butter and it wasn't hot, to me a chilli should be quite spicey, my husband had Kong burger and loved it, the staff were fab, very polite and welcoming as it was our first time there, but we will go back again as other people's food looked great too lol 😆 look forward to seeing you again x

Me an my partner had the giant filled Yorkshire pudding and they weren't half filled! It initially came with no gravy but we digged in regardless and it was still absolutely delicious, we then asked for gravy and wow it stepped it up to another level! Both plates cleared and very happy bellies! The atmosphere in the pub was cosy and the fire was lovely to sit by, all staff were very friendly. Couldn't recommend this place enough we'll definitely be back

We were visiting family in the area and booked a room here for the night and the ambience in this beautiful quirky pub was amazing. The management and staff were all really welcoming and the food was amazing, the meat pie was simply delicious and the wife's fish and chips was fresh and plentiful.. As an ex publican myself the real ale selection was well kept and worth paying that bit extra for... We stayed the night in a lovely cosy, clean room and waking up to that view was simply breathtaking. Definatly will be back, its a pleasure to find a country pub that has retained its carachter with warm fires and a welcome to match ...

First time in the pub, we only called in for drink. It’s a proper pub with an open fire. The bar staff are polite & friendly. Will definitely call past again for a Sunday dinner because it looked and smelt very good.

Amazing amazing amazing. My husband and I have come to the Hare and Hounds ever since we moved to Hebden Bridge a year ago. Every time we have visited we have had incredible food, service and drinks and have always left happy. The Hare and Hounds is our treat after working for the week. Millie has made us feel welcome since day one, we now look forward to her warm welcome when we come and visit! We came in tonight at 5pm for a takeaway meal, 2 for £20 - bargain! Next thing we know, it's 11pm and we've been drinking and chatting all night having the best time (we'll just reheat our amazing food when we finally make it home!) On to the food - the most INCREDIBLE food in the world. Matty is an absolute artist! The meat is fresh and local and we have loved every meal we've ever had. We dream about the sticky toffee pudding and look forward to our next pudding! Thanks to Matty and all the chefs. James the landlord is the loveliest person you will ever meet. Thank you Hare and Hounds, here's to another year! Thanks guys, we love you! But massive shout out to Millie, we look forward to our weekly chats with you.

Amazing food,service and location. Dog friendly too

Extortionate prices very disappointed will not go back. Needs to be made more affordable !! Your reply is extremely rude and not customer service friendly just because I don’t want to pay your prices does not mean I relegated to Wetherspoons which is what you are referring to - companies house is a public domain for anyone to look at. Perhaps you should check your accounts on there - I have.

We were stopping in Hebden Bridge and this looked like a lovely country pub not far from the town. We came in summer so be aware that you need to go up a massive hill to get there - if the weather is poor or you're not able bodied then you will need to consider going by car. One plus is that the walk back is much easier! We had a lovely meal here and they do classic pub food well. We had booked a table for 7.30pm and luckily we were slightly early as they apparently stopped serving food at 7.30pm! Maybe an idea to let people know? Unsure why they booked us in if that was when they stopped serving, but lucky we were early!

Booked a table for 2 here on a Sunday afternoon. Stunning views surround the pub, roaring fire inside, cosy and warm. The staff were really friendly and the food delicious. The chips were amazing, pie homemade. We both had pie, one of us had steak & Stilton and the other cheese, onion & potato. Huge portions! Desserts were also delicious and homemade. We were staying in a cottage a 5 minute walk away, would definitely return and recommend a visit.

with this pub having the name " the famous" hare and hounds we thought we'd give it a go, but we definatly wont be going back, the food was not nice, the cheese,onion and potato pie had at least half an inch thick pastry and the chips was very dry, the steak and landlords ale pie was the same, needless to say what a complete waste of money, neither of us hardly ate much, after travelling a 60 miles round trip id go as far as to say this is one of the worst pubs weve visited

My good lady and I stopped in Saturday 28th for an evening meal. We had pre-booked earlier that day via a WhatsApp link on the pub website. On arrival, we were greeted warmth by the bar staff and showed to a table in a snug area. Ordering at the bar, we both chose the Steak & Ale pie, myself with Stilton cheese and a portion of halloumi fries to share as a starter. I also ordered a pint of Timothy Taylor’s Landlord. Well, the beer was just outstanding. Hand pulled, creamy with that Landlord famous bitterness at the end. Honestly, I don’t think I’ve had a better pint of Landlord anywhere, ever. Then the starter arrived within five minutes. A large portion for one, but just right for two - we both agreed it was excellent. Not greasy like we’ve had elsewhere and served with a sweet chilli dip. Then the main event … well, you can see from the photo, it looked impressive. Then the taste …. Phenomenal is a word that just doesn’t do the food justice. Beautiful, tender steak and Stilton cheese, with a crisp, suet pastry …! Honestly, it was heaven - cooked to perfection. We both had an excellent t evening, meeting the landlord himself, the chef too and we ensured they knew how much we enjoyed the food good it was. We sat at the bar for a good couple of hours in what is a friendly, warm, quirky country pub that oozes what is special about the atmosphere and speciality of the good old British pub. We will be back in spring to enjoy the garden and views of the valley that we have been promised. In summary, I think this comment my wife said as we walked away sums up our evening. “Honestly, I could spend every Saturday night here for the rest of my life.”

We called into the Hare and Hounds just for a drink but the welcome we got made is so comfortable that we stayed to eat. The food was delicious. We both chose the Steak and Landlord's ale pie. The pastry was very good, meat lovely firm chunks and the gravy was the best I have tasted. As we had been travelling we had one only course and I had a soft drink but my husband had a pint of Landlord. Prices were good and the staff excellent. Would definitely recommend this pub. Loved watching the ducks and goats as we ate outside.

Beautiful pub, massif hill climb to get to it, I think it needs more sign's to show where it is, We enjoyed the food, I had the fish and chips it was cooked very nice,the staff was nice and welcoming, the beer was pricy 2 pints 12 pound, we had the same drinks in the shoulder of mutton for a lot less.

Phoned to confirm a table for dinner available with dog as on holiday and can't leave her in rental cottage. Very friendly on the phone and on arrival. Sat at table 11 near bar, lovely views out onto the countryside. Big Jack burger was v good. meat, gherkins and plenty of flavour. Fish n chips and Gammon were good too. Beers well kept. Timothy Taylor Landlord.

Lovely hidden gem, at the top of Hebden. Great hospitality, comfortable rooms. Perfect for weekend away with your dog. Roast dinner was great, and beers well kept. Will definitely return.

My wife told me about this a while so I thought with a bit of time on my hands we thought we would give it a go. Based on pics I'd seen online I thought I'd be in for a real treat. Sadly I was wrong. The wife ordered I think calamari and chips. Very small portion on a serving sort of cheeseboard thing. I ordered the steak and landlord ale pie. At £16.95 I thought I'd get a good meal....nope chips were nice, a few peas, a gravy boat and a pie...well portion of a pie the size of playing card was certainly not value for money. And if you do go avoid table 11 at the end of the bar. We went on a quiet day. And the girl who worked there simply stood overlooking our table. We were felt very intimidated by her presence. Even if she was getting any closer she could have shared my portion of pie. Was going to suggest to family. I won't bother!!!

Excellent. Very warm and welcoming upon arrival. Then, the food was amazing and prompt serve too. We will return after a really good first visit!

If you are thinking of going here and imposing your miserable self-importance on the lovely, ridiculously friendly people here that make the most sumptuous meals you can imagine, then please stay away. Here you are assured of the most unpretentious welcome by real people, in a real northern country pub. It's an absolute delight, and if anyone tells you different they are either liars, deluded or miserable so and sos.

We booked a table for 2 on 30/4/2023 . We were really impressed by the look and feel of the pub , very traditional and just the type of the pub that we like. The staff were really nice and friendly. I had the steak and ale pie, my partner had the roast beef dinner. Both meals were delicious and we really enjoyed them. My pie was one of the nicest steak and ale pies that I've ever eaten, 10/10. However, the one and only thing that disappointed us were the drinks prices. I appreciate that prices have gone up everywhere and we are in a cost of living crusis but £5.50 for a pint of landlord is very expensive compared to other Timothy Taylors pubs near to us in Oakworth/ Haworth. A bottle of zero alcohol corona cost us £5.80 which is really expensive. You wouldn't even pay that on Greek St in Leeds city centre. Before paying the bill we had said that we would like to start coming over to this pub regularly as we are only a short drive away but due to the drinks prices it will be more of a treat/special occasion place for us.

Visited over Easter with family. They didn't seem to know the details of the 2 mains for £20 offer but it was eventually sorted. For 2 pints ABK Weisbier and 2 pints of cola it was £22.90! Lovely location but the drinks prices let it down, so will not be returning.

We visited hebden in august 2021 and absolutely loved this pub…. It was part of the reason we came back for this Easter bank holiday. The pub is lovely, the staff are fab but I was really shocked at the bar prices for drinks….we had...

What a lovely pub. We went twice in a weekend for food. Sunday lunch was amazing - lovely roast beef - plenty of meat with all the trimmings. Lovely bottle of red next to a roaring fire. The staff are so friendly - can’t recommend...

After seeing the pictures on social media and with it being fairly local we have been wanting to give it a try. We will not be going again!! We booked a table for 4pm and did not get seated or even sight of a menu...

A pleasure to walk through the door great welcome a real landlord great beer food excellent if there were more dedicated publicans like you pubs would not be closings down live long and prosper

We stopped by for an evening meal and I ordered the cheese, onion, potato and jalepeno pie, which unfortunately, was not edible, as the pastry was raw. The staff did not quibble and refunded the cost (the pie is not cheap at £15.95) and let...

Stayed for 2 nights at this lovely pub. Very cozy with log fires, lovely food and welcomimg bar area. We stayed in the family room, bed was very comfortable - bathroom is tiny but sufficient. Highly recommended. We also went in Hebden Bridge for breakfast...

We ate here on Saturday night and it was exceptional from the minute we walked in. Food, atmosphere, staff and beer - all faultless. We will be back.

New to the hare and hounds, always on the look out for a little gem and this place certainly fits the bill, lovely atmosphere, cosy and friendly, fantastic food, good beer 🍺 the landlord and landlady are very welcoming and all the staff are great...

This is a smashing pub. We sat outside and enjoyed the fabulous view: goats, ducks and chickens up close … with a panorama featuring Heptonstall and Stoodley Pike in the background! Stunning! Excellent food - we really enjoyed our meals. We had a veggie chilli,...

I visited this pub a year back and was very impressed with the food and lovely staff. This time however the food was disappointing. Food prices were very expensive. My large Yorkshire pudding with beef was about 16/17 pounds. Not particularly cheap but happy with...

Clean pub with great views and lovely staff...sadly it was the worst Sunday roast we have ever experienced. Judging from the amount of food left on the plates on other tables....we weren't alone in our disappointment. I am only writing a review as we googled...

Stayed here overnight at the jubilee weekend. Very friendly welcome from the bar staff on arrival. Shown to our room, which whilst basic had everything you need and was immaculately clean and had stunning views. You can only book through Airbnb and its room only....

We visited this pub 3 nights running as we were staying nearby so was the local pub to us. Staff were great, very helpful. Nice cosy place and very clean. We ate here twice. Really good food. Only thing was first night I ordered the...

A nice country pub, cosy atmosphere, managed to find us a table last minute on a Sunday at 1230 which is almost impossible. Great real ales, friendly staff, the food was good, but could be better. We had steak and ale pie and the cheese...

Absolutely amazing place. Fantastic food and beer with such a lovely atmosphere. The landlord James and his better half were some of the nicest people we have met, was great to see them in the old gate in Hebdon. Next time we will 100% stay...

We visited the Hare and Hounds last night. From the moment you walk through the door the pub has a lovely homely feel to it. We had a very warm welcome from James and Kelly, they are the perfect hosts! The food was absolutely delicious....

Travel from Middleton to the Hare &Hounds on arrival always get a Nice friendly welcome the owners and the Staff are Amazing its in a Beautiful Setting Nice freindly Atmosphere the food is really nice in all my favourite pub Restaurant I would highly Recommend...

We made a large group evening booking and walked up from Hebden Bridge. This is a lovely cosy pub in a beautiful setting. Sadly, despite plenty of friendly staff, they could not cope. The food came in dribs and drabs, not by table, and a...

Random find on trip advisor and I am happy that we opted for this pub. Good menu with plenty of choice. I opted for the cauliflower and spicy potato pie which was very good with a peppercorn side. The panini was very good. The highlight...

Scenery is terrific, lovely Yorkshire views. Timothy Taylor bitter is great, good selection of drinks. Staff were responsive, friendly and helpful. There was plenty of seating inside and out, a nice place to sit for a meal. Unfortunately, the roast dinner was a let-down. This...

Came here with family and friends for a meal and drinks, and everything was absolutely amazing!! Absolutely love it! Great service, great food, fab drinks and would definitely recommend as well as go again!

Don’t not trust any bad reviews on this place. Food was incredible, great quality food, tasty and served with a smile. Can I even mention the views??!!! AMAZING There was 6 of us and we had most things off the menu. All cooked fresh and...

21 July - I had an evening at the Hare and Hounds with 5 friends. We are all local and previous regulars - not now! We had an awful meal! My friends had soggy fish and chips, pies with uncooked pastry (microwaved?) and I had...

Visited the hair and hounds on 3 occasions now, Had food on two of these visits and both times ben very happy with what I was served. Only selling Landlord at the moment because that's all TT are brewing at the moment. Very relaxed feeling...

Lovely first day back at the Hare. Really friendly service with fabulous beer and food. Big thanks to James, Kelly and the team 😎

Came here with my partner for our final evening on our little break away, the food was very nice, a lot better than the typical pub grub. Very reasonable priced as well. You could see the staff who were on that night was doing whatever...

Hi. This review is for the bar/‘restaurant’ only, we didn’t make use of the accommodation. After viewing the amazing location, range of beers on offer, promise of home cooked food and of course it not being yet another chain-pub, we were looking forward to drinking...

It looks like this pub must have just taken a sharp nose dive looking at the last reviews. We went last weekend as a family of 5 and were all bitterly disappointed. On arrival the pub didn’t seem very clean; the menus were sticky, the...

We popped in for our Saturday evening meal hoping for some good hearty pub food. We weren't dissapointed. I had the steak and stilton pie which was as good as any pie i've ever eaten. The steak in it was soft and juicy in the...

After a walk from Mytholmroyd we decide to call in the Hare &Hounds for a spot of lunch,and as it was a beautiful cloudless afternoon we sat outside to take in the fantastic views, we looked at the varied menu and ordered our lunch,scampi &...

Have just had lunch here and really pleased to to see such an effort made for vegans. Not just the standard veggie burger or houmous and falafels! Really tasty pie and nachos with chilli......even a home made vegan “sour cream”.An absolutely delicious chocolate and fresh berry vegan ice cream sundae! Great!

Abusive landlord with a low IQ. Food was terrible. Simple yokels at the bar. It was like something out of an American werewolf in London. We shall not go again

We walked over the hill from Mytholmroyd for Sunday dinner and were not disappointed. The home cooked pies had amazing flavours and the range of Tim Taylors beers had a beer for all of us. The landlord was amusing and friendly and made our teenager and dog welcome.

Recommend by a lady the the tourist office and great reviews of TA. We choose to have Sunday Lunch here. We also rang the day before to to confirm the Yorkshire Puddings were homemade, and yes they confirmed all good.The staff were mostly school age with very poor customer service.The pub itself was poorly maintained and tatty.When the meal came, the thickly cut overcooked beef was average. The veg again overcooked and cold.The Yorkshire pud, single and small was obviously not homemade!When I asked the waitress she assured us that yes they were.Later on the older staff member approached us and declared that yes in fact, the Yorkshire puddings were frozen.I am from Australia and was so disappointed.

Brought my partner here as a surprise, it was great from the start. We arrived before the pub was open and they were very accommodating. Room was lovely with a great view of the countryside. Great staff who were all happy to help! The food was delicious, with a special mention of the curry. Would definitely return and we are already planning our next visit.

Thank you so much for a lovely evening . We were made so welcome . Friendly , helpful staff , drinks at the right price and good home cooked pub grub ! The Menu was extensive and the home made pies exceptional . The food was piping hot,well presented , very tasty and more than enough to fill two very hungry travellers . We will definantly return .

I recently visited the Hare and Hounds after being promised a traditional (and delicious) Yorkshire pie. I was not disappointed! I had the chicken and bacon pie, and my friend had the cheese and onion pie. Both were absolutely delicious. The chicken was tender and the bechamel sauce was creamy and full of flavour. I'm told by my friend that the cheese and onion pie was equally tasty. Coupled with a pint and a spectacular view over the rolling hills, this was a pie to remember! I'd highly recommend this cosy pub. Very friendly and welcoming staff, too.

I had passed this Inn serveral times but never found it to be open. Its location is a little of the beaten track so opening hours are limited to evenings and Sat/Sun Lunch. Only called for a beer on this occasion (good range of Tim Taylors beers). Its still a Pub but does serve food ( I intend to revisit and have a meal).

We visited here when staying in a cottage up the road, excellent country pub really friendly. Lots of gins to pick from too which was a pleasant surprise. The pies where to die for and other reviewers have said highly recommended - best pie I’ve ever eaten. Highly recommended. Excellent food and service.

Reviews suggested it would be a good place to go for a meal. Maybe it was because we were the first and only customers. I had the steak and ale pie. To salty for my liking. Looked like it was cut from a bigger pie. Many other places in the area serve individual pies to a much higher standard. Beer was good . I had landlord by Timothy Taylor. Wished we'd stopped in town.

We were visiting Hebden Bridge and chose the Hare and Hounds for a two night stay. Right from the start, we knew this was a going to be a great choice. We had to change our booking date. Twice. No problem! We were running late and had arrived close to end of food service on the Sunday. Quick call - no problem! Food - delicious, plentiful, home-made and all can be described as proper pub grub. Staff friendly and really helpful, especially about where to go locally. Room spotless with surprisingly good array of toiletries!

comfortable room., great bed and fully operational shower! Food is very good (especially the full English breakfast) also serve a really well kept pint of Timothy Taylors (several choices on offer). The landlord and lady were welcoming and helpful with good banter and a great sense of humour. Really enjoyed our stay- a real gem set in the Yorkshire hills with great views and location.

stunning views and dog friendly country pub. The only complaint is that on weekdays it does not open until 6pm

Stopped into the pub on Saturday evening. We sat on the terrace enjoying the stunning views, accompanied by 2 happy dogs. We all choose the homemade pies which were delicious. A big thumbs up for the outstanding vegan pie (celeriac and mushroom). Our group's meat eater was very pleased with the steak and stilton one as well.

Top place with really friendly staff and good pub food. Family and pet friendly and has the best views West Yorkshire has to offer from the beer garden

Just been here, wanted a Venison Pie but had to settle for Steak and Stilton pie. Was very nice but got rather salty towards the bottom of the pie, perhaps a less salty Stilton next time, apart from that was very satisfying and plenty of it. Only down side was took a while to get served, apart from that I can recommend this lovely little pub, was celebrating our 40th Anniversary by our selves, we wanted no fuss, we lost our son last year so wanted a quiet affair to sit back and reflect on our 40 years.....

This is my ideal pub - warm and cosy, open fire, excellent beer, fantastic home-cooked pies, lovely welcome and down to earth, unpretentious atmosphere. Really homely. We had steak and ale and steak and stilton pies and both were absolutely delicious, good quality steak and crisp pastry (the vegetarian version saw going to another table looked great too). Very pleasant service. Couldn't fault our experience.

A little known fact...the real reason Julie Andrews sang "Climb Every Mountain" in The Sound Of Music was that she was hell bent on twizzling to the top of Hebden Bridge to eat one of Jane's pies at this well kept pub.

Seven of us called in for a late Sunday lunch without booking, no problem. Pies, roasts and fish and chips all washed down with copious amounts of Timothy Taylor’s ale and San Miguel lager. No better way to spend a Sunday.

Good choice of food to select from, Lovely Beef pie all nicely presented and we both enjoyed our breakfast the following morning. good choice of beers and drinks

I will say hand on heart the pie i had here was very tasty. Lots of tender meat that filled the pie top to bottom with great shortcrust pastry, crisp veg and creamy mash. Service was prompt and friendly good portion sizes

This is a stunning pub set outside of Hebden Bridge which provides wonderful homely pub grub, comfortable rooms and exceptional service delivered by the Janette and David the owners.

Plenty of choice for breakfast. We had the full english which consisted of bacon, sausage, beans, tomato, mushroom and egg, with plenty of toast.

Went here on an off chance after a drive around on a Sunday, waitress looked scruffy showing her knickers through her tights which isn't acceptable, they didn't have any archers or Malibu behind the bar (never known a pub not have any) , place looked abit tired, waitress was useless and dropped prawns off the plate when putting the plate setting down, then proceeded to pick them up with her fingers and put them back on the plate for the customer to eat! Disgusting!!

Walking into this lovely pub makes you want to sit and have more than one beer. The selection of Timothy...