New Inn Roberttown in Kirklees

Chose this pub as venue for baby shower. Landlady was so friendly, helpful and could not do enough for us. Lovely, spacious room. Food was amazing and beautifully presented.

Friendly bar staff good pint decent atmosphere

Great day, good service thank you very much.

Friendly good value local pub. Have a few decent draught beers on. Dog-friendly too.

Martin & Mandy 🍺🍻🍺 We Loved our 1st visit to our Local pub and everyone was so friendly 😁😁 We will call in more often

Great village pub with a fantastic variety of drinks on offer! Always feel welcomed and the staff are superb!

This pub should be shut down its disgusting

Good pub, with wide choice of drinks

As always a friendly welcome Great atmosphere Super Taylors landlord..!

Called in on way back from dog walk with our 4 year old daughter early yesterday evening but quickly left due to abhorrent behaviour of customer who started swearing loudly, repeatedly using the F word, calling the staff member a 'knob' and knocking drink over near us. My little girl was very frightened and I'm upset that she had to witness this. I would like to know what action you've taken

Local public for many years. Great atmosphere and beers. Staff are mega and beer garden is great. Loads of parking too

Just called in today for 1st time in a few years. It is so friendly and comfortable the staff are really welcoming. Great selection of beers and other drinks.. We'll behaved owners of Dogs are allowed...🐶 Will be visiting again more regularly....jdg

Lovely Taylor's landlord. Nice pub and staff. Access for disabled not good.

Good selection of real ale pleasant surroundings.

Proper village pub with proper beer

In the middle of the road and just the drinks would be served

Friendly staff and a good atmosphere

What a pub made to feel welcome every time we go in. The beer is spot on and the atmosphere is brilliant lot's of laughs and banter between everyone.

Best pub in the area, pass a number of other pubs to call this my local. Friendly welcoming staff and always a great atmosphere!! Highly recommend!!

Fantastic pub with a great atmosphere! Staff and locals are very welcoming 🍻

Great atmosphere, family run pub, weather its a pint after work you want or pub quiz on Wednesday this pub caters for everyone, friendly staff and great range of drinks & snacks

Used to like this pub but what I've witnessed tonight is nothing short of criminal. Do the farmers run this pub seeme to me they do. Why should they skip music someone else has paid for and get away with it, the landlord or owners do absolutely nothing to stop them. Stay away from this pub until they are either barred or move somewhere else

Lonely place, nice staff. Needs fire on tho? X

Great beer needs more homelyness

Great pub. Well looked after venue and the staff and service were great. Beer was fresh too. Plenty of places to sit. Few TV screens to watch the football and a internet connected juke box if you want to play your favourite songs.

Friendly pub. Good atmosphere and good selection of beers

Called in for a pint whilst walking. Very clean and a lovely pint of leeds best! Sat in the beer garden as the sun was shining. Very welcoming

Called at the New Inn Robertown on Tuesday night 3rd of August. Long time since my last visit but I was surprised how clean and bright it was. Joe the barman was very friendly and welcoming. The beer quality was good but limited,( there were only 2beers on) so I can only give 4 stars. I will be back.

Our first time in here, our last as well Rude arrogant lady waiting on. In fact all staff came across as rude The place was dirty and beer was over priced Give this a miss

The Pub wasn't open but in the carpark I Went to buy a hog roast sandwich via an external catering company, Also done for Roberttown in bloom, well organised, not too long to wait full of meat, would have liked a little more crackling, but was worth the £6

Great pub and great staff, plenty going on

Good selection of ales and well kept, great atmosphere, what a pub should be.

Beer price is ok(£3 for john Smiths) and the staff are lovely, recommend a call in if your in the area.

Warm friendly pub, with a great bar staff serving you.

A pleasant enough,sleepy pub, not very busy.

Typical pub of the area where we stopped for a beer. Good variety of local and non-local draft beers.

Lovely food with comfortable environment

Great boozer... It's had a lick of paint recently and a tidy up around it's bar area. Let's hope it doesn't lose any of it's old-school "just a drinking pub" charm with too many up and coming changes 👍

Good pub - music a bit too loud for conversing. Could do to turn it down/off when it's busy so people can talk. Isn't that one of the reasons people go to the pub?

Feels like an old western and the pianos gonna stop when you walk in

Building itself up will get more people and will be back to its best hot to give new owners time to settle in

Nice busy pub. Good atmosphere and plenty of choice at the bar

Great to have this village pub open again. The new landlords are doing a great job.

Good local pub. Micro brewery in the cellar and not too expensive either..

Nice freindly pub excellent ales:👍

Decent village pub with a good selection of drinks including real ales. Large car park. Outside seating area.

Friendly staff some nice IPA's able to Pay by card and get cash back

Hearitly endorsed by Brixton Cycles Club. All hail.

Very very nice. Friendly People. Bavarians are Welcome

Cozy pub with normal prices and a large selection of beers

Great choice of beers and friendly people and welcoming staff. 😃

Always a well pulled beer and good atmosphere.

Proper, basic, locals pub with a warm welcome for passing walkers. Good selection of well kept, mainly locally brewed, beer. Wallet friendly prices.

Tasteful Real Ales , spoilt by grubby , tired furniture.Needs a total refurb... Shame ,as The Rising Sun on Norristhorpe Lane has been completely renovated and its SUPER !!!!!

Thank goodness there is a real pub in the village. Long may it continue. Good beer selection with some brewed on site.

It's ok for a click pub.. If your not in it I wouldn't go

Very friendly real ale pub with a good selection of house & guest beers. Food is available Friday to Sunday, we've sampled quite a few dishes and not been disappointed Updated 24/08/14, found out they've stopped serving food regularly as the demand wasn't there. Apparently they're still doing the odd Tapas & Curry night but we haven't tried those yet.

Great place, great staff, good beer plus has its own beer festival and live music!

Good selection of hand pulled ales

Good real ale pub with a quiz every Wednesday

Great real ale and friendly atmosphere

Always great beers and a chilled relaxed atmosphere.

The New Inn is now a Brewhouse and no longer serves any meals whatsoever. The nearest Restaraunt in the village is The Star.

Friendly staff, nice ambience sat in conservatory to dine. Good wholesome home cooked food, lovely deserts and excellent lager/wine. Haven't been for a long time but enjoyed visit and will definitely return

Went for lunch on a Saturday and just had a sandwich each. I had a prawn baguette and my boyfriend had a battered fish sandwich with chips. The food was really nice and good quality! The menu looks great and with good prices! Will definitely return and recommend to others!

Decided to have sunday lunch with my wife overall the whole exsperience was excellent roast beef and sticky toffee pudding was to die for .not forgetting it was great to have that pint of real ale to acompany the meal thanks again brian

Used to be a regular at this pub many years ago, we have recently started to visit The New Inn again and have been pleasantly surprised by the fantastic atmosphere and friendly staff. The food is all home made and some of the best pub food we have tried. The website needs updating with food opening times as I am sure many people will check this prior to visiting. We can highly recommend giving The New Inn a try.

Whilst a change of Management has meant that Continental Cuisine no longer cater at the New Inn, the new catering team under local girl, Lynne Singh, have made a brilliant change to the dining experience at the New Inn Taps as it is now known. Keep up the good work Lynne trade will grow accordingly.

This really is a superb real ale pub. They even brew their own ale and have a very good selection of other real ales. Since the present owners took over they have converted what was a dining area into where discerning drinkers can sit and enjoy the beer. It is on a bus route and well worth a visit.

Great spot for lung with a good selection of light bites and unusual sandwiches as well as more substantial meals. The real ale selection offered contrasting styles some of which are brewed on the premises. I intend to return for an evening in the near future. What more can I say.

My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our Saturday night meal at the New Inn. Starting with the gorgeous 'sexy mushrooms', I had the delicious seared tuna steak whilst my other half had the monkfish tail. Both mains were excellently cooked, presented and enjoyed by us both. Creme Brûlée was my dessert choice, chocolate orange sponge my husband's. Again both puddings were faultless. Even the wine was a perfect accompaniment to the meal. The staff were very professional, polite and efficient. Would definitely recommend to our friends and family.

A small party of us booked this restaurant because of the reviews and a recommendation. However,I was initially disappointed with the look of the place having passed several beautiful old stone inns on the way. Inside had little to recommend it and it had the ambience of a back street pub. The restaurant itself was nothing special and there was only a large,noisy party in besides ourselves. It was Christmas and there were just a few baubles hung around. No tree or decorations in the pub. The Christmas dinner was lovely. The lamb dish looked a bit of a mess but I was told it tasted O.K.. The seafood was good. The Eton Mess was let down buy tinned strawberries!!! It would have been better to have left them off altogether and pretended they didnt put strawberries on at all! Not a venue for a special day out - perhaps my fault for not knowing the area.

The recent snow made me eat locally, and I am so glad that I did. I think these people enjoy food as much as I do. The menu was great and I've attached a photo of the prawn cocktail starter, which tasted great. It is a really pleasant atmosphere and layout, with enjoyable music.

Had a lovely pre Christmas meal at the New Inn. The menu wasn't too extensive (or expensive) so you could tell everything was freshly made. When the meal arrived I was very impressed - portion sizes were perfect and the food was piping hot. The waitress was really nice and friendly without been 'too in your face!' Atmosphere was lovely, but think that's because the restaurant was full with Christmas diners ! Will certainly be going back in a few weeks.

I had a lovely time here after a long walk. The pub is well kept, with a light and warm atmosphere. There is plenty of comfy seating and a real fire. I tried some of the in house beers which where fantastic. The beers all have Bob in their name, so don't ask which I prefer, as they all had their own unique character. I highly recommend a visit.

Food nice and presentation very good. Although deco not up to much out dated. Staff very polite and efficient.

Went here after hearing great things locally and seeing good tripadvisor reviews. We went with the kids and they wanted burgers etc while the grown ups fancied tapas. No can do! A real shame, we felt disappointed but were told we couldn't mix the menus. No problem though, they offered us the full menu and it had burgers on! Oh the disappointment - no burgers left! Kids not deterred, most had to settle with steak ;)Food was nice and fresh and the choice of beers is excellent. I had a great pint of Blue Moon.

We went for Sunday lunch and we all enjoyed our meals ,it was a very cold day and the pub was warm and very welcoming just like the service.all in all value for the money

We had eaten around the corner at Continental Cuisine on a previous occasion and enjoyed their tapas menu, the downside being the very cramped dining space. The relationship with the New Inn therefore is a good marriage as they have a roomy and pleasant dining room.We had the steak menu with a pate starter and cheese to finish. The food - as expected was very good and the service efficient and friendly. The cost was £35 for 2 and we could order bar drinks from the waiting staff, The New Inn is in walking distance from home, always a bonus, and the atmosphere was warm and enjoyable - highly recommended.It would be good to have spoons with the steak sauces or serve them in jugs with spouts - saves spillages. Also the very satisfying chips were pre salted - good for me but not my wife who doesn't like salt. Also the cheese was supposed to be served with "late Christmas cake" but it wasn't and its absence was not explained.Overall a pleasant experience we will certainly repeat

Nice viilage pub with local beers served well.Food is kind of OK but not top drawer.We went for the Tapas night but if you are a tapas fan which I am then there are better local places.They are good at doing simple things and should stick to that.

Second visit loved it as much as the first staff are so accommodating , food great and exceptional value for money. Once you've been you will be back guaranteed.Jonathan

We went for Sunday lunch. Not the usual 'run of the mill' choices. Smoked duck starter was a bit disappointing but seafood risotto for main was excellent, packed full of chicken and seafood. Our party particularly liked the lamb dish. However, the tinned strawberries on the Eton Mess were a complete let-down and not what you would expect from a quality establishment.

this is a very friendly local that does excellent real ale. the prices are very reasonable and service is fast and efficient.

a true local and real ale house with six excellent beers always available, now with their own micro brewery, called by the brewer a dinky toy brewery, the brewer joe kenyon was originaly from the Riverhead brewery in Marsden and since retiring has built and brewed at the new inn ( to keep himself going) says joe the brewer. two beers with seasonal brews to follow

Four of us went to the New Inn to their Bistro night (thursdays) and had a super meal. Good choice of starters - pate/salmon/goats cheese tarlet. Mains were Lamb Cutlets with a warm salad - delicious. Pie or Salmon or Vegetarian. Good stock of reasonably priced wines. All finished off with a couple of Orkney Island Malts. Most enjoyable evening and highly recommended

What a treat. Saturday, on our way to the Alhambra theatre we stopped off for lunch at the New Inn, Roberttown. We had a party of 3 adults and one 12 year old "fussy eater". We had a wonderful selection of fresh, beautifully presented sandwiches and salds and nothing was too much trouble for the lovely staff.So impressed by the fresh, quality ingredients and welcoming atmosphere that we have all been again for tapas on Saturday night which was devine and so reasonably price.Congratulations to Claire and her team ...... We are trying afternoon tea next!!

A group of 10 of us went to the Sunday Lunch that is available and we were very happy with the food, the service and the price. It was 3 courses for £16.95 and it was certainly worth the money! I had a creamy and delicious cauliflower soup, a hot roast beef dinner with all the trimmings and a creme brûlée to end. A few other people chose the fish starter and the goats cheese tart for the main and there was the offer of a delicious looking cheeseboard. Everyone of us were delighted with the meal and the staff are so friendly and accommodating to those with allergies etc. It was just a great experience and we will be certainly be returning!On another note, me and my partner ALSO tried the Tapas night....WOW! If you fancy a get together with friends or a romantic evening with your partner...book this place because the range of food was fantastic and cooked brilliantly; a variety of bread rolls and pate, melted camembert (AMAZING), prawns, salmon, stuffed peppers, a delicious chicken, tomato and pepper medley, and to end the evening another sumptuous dessert, I had frangipane and my partner had a chocolate based cheesecake. The drinks are really reasonably priced and the atmosphere was very relaxing, we had a great time!

A group of 7 of us went for the Tapas night on Saturday 21st July. All of us really enjoyed the evening. Within the group we had myself the vegetarian & another part veggie who also eats fish. We were both really well catered for with separate smaller dishes just for us and lots of other larger veggie dishes to share. The meat eaters also had lots of lovely dishes to eat. The food was of very good quality and it all tasted great. The service was with a lovely smile and all the Tapas dishes were explained as they were served. At the end of the meal we were all stuffed full but still couldn't resist the puddings which were fantastic. The meal was £20 per person which everyone agreed was excellent value for money. We couldn't actually believe the amount of food we had eaten for only £20!! We will definately be going back and very soon!

having decided to try the tapas night for a girls night out we were not disappointed.The food was amazing and the different dishes just kept coming and coming. The service was first class and they could nt have been any more accommodating as we had two vegetarian in our group but this did not cause an issue and there dishes were truly fantastic too.All 7 of us had a brilliant night and will definitely be going back-truly good value for money.

I went to the tapas evening with a group of friends (meat & vegetarian eaters) and Claire and her team provided for each and everyone of us with exceptional food. The service was wonderful and always with a smile and each dish was expertly explained. The dishes were so tasty and without doubt one of the best tapas I have eaten. The pate was to die for and the chicken & chorizo was amazing. We were all stuffed but when the puddings were read out we couldn't resist!!! I got the creme brûlée (received two as they were small) and wow.It's £20 per head and for 7 of us the bill was £175, including 4 bottles of wine, absolute bargain for money. I have already been telling friends to book and go to this evening as soon as possible, I will be back again very soon and also going to try the Sunday lunch.Thank you Claire and her team for a great evening.

Claire and her team offer a great evening out with their tapas menu - great value for money, loads of gorgeous food (don;t fill up on the first course or you'll never get to the fab puds!), friendly service and a relaxed atmosphere. If you like real ales, you'll also be in for a treat! A really nice experience all round. Highly recommended

Having been going to the deli tapas evenings for a couple of years, we've had some of the best food ever! Great to see that with the move the New Inn, Claire and her team have kept the extremely high standards, with amazing food, from tapas to Sunday lunch to the new Bistro menu. Never disappointed in all the times we've been, always a change of tapas each time, so worth going every week now! Sunday lunch is a really relaxed affair, with lovely lovely food, great service and great ambience. Tapas evenings are always an excitement, wondering whats going to be on the menu tonight, and now there's the added bonus of real ale at the bar! Perfect world for everyone. Desserts to die for, although its only recently Ive broken my tradition and NOT had the creme brulee, which has got to be the best on earth! Absolute full credit to Claire and her team, who work so hard and have brought a little bit of paradise to Roberttown! I know lots of people who have defected from the Gray Ox to the New Inn now Continental Cuisine are there, cant beat the price, the food or the atmosphere. Give it a try, you'll be coming back every week, guaranteed

I would recommend trying the prawns - I've never had any so yummy before, very fresh and perfectly cooked. The Bistro night is great with good choices on the menu and the restaurant is lovely, as are the staff. Not rip-off either - very good value for money.

We visited this pub for the first time a few weeks ago on a Saturday night. A friend had recommended the tapas night, and told us that it was worth the drive from Leeds. We weren't disappointed; the food was exceptional, and the service very personable and charming.There were 8 of us in total, and for £20 a head we were presented with a feast of homemade goodies, including warm breads, olives, homemade aioli, monkfish parcels, stuffed peppers, king prawns, baked cheeses, chicken and chorizo dishes and more.The food is all prepared by Claire, and sourced from her family's farm in Liversedge. I think the menu changes depending on what's in season. 4 of our party are vegetarians (including me) so it was a real treat to be spoilt with lots of colourful and tasty meat-free options.The desserts (a selection of cheesecake, eton mess, chocolate pots, crumbles etc) were also lovely, although if I'm being fussy, my creme brûlée didn't 'crack' ...but it was still delicious.The room is also worth a mention - very nicely decorated and filled with fresh flowers and candles during our visit. And finally an added bonus was the selection of real ales available at the bar!A first class experience as far as I was concerned. Would never have thought to visit this pub as it's not particularly close to home, but will definitely travel down again - for the food alone!* I notice from previous reviews that there's been some confusion in the past about if and when food is served, so I would definitely recommend checking that Claire's tapas night is on before you go!

The New Inn has a brilliant new food offer - the tapas is really top quality restaurant standard (it's quite a find!). The portion sizes are incredibly generous and all of the ingredients are fresh and cooked to perfection (paricularly the huge prawns & slow roast lamb, my favorites).I sampled the Sunday lunch on Mothers day, and the restaurant was packed, with live music as well. A very special soul singer wowed us whilst we ate. All the food came on time, piping hot, and the service was warm, welcoming and really friendly towards families. If you live near to here its definitely worth checking it out. This is the kind of food you normally only experience in the most expensive country Inns, or city centre restaurants. This team can deliver wonderfully local Yorkshire Sunday dinners and the most delicate and yummy spanish tapas, I wouldn't every pass on an offer to go for either!

After over a year without food there is now a superb food offering at this atmospheric popular pub.Food is now available on a Thursday night when there is an offering of a set two or three course menu for either £12 or £16 pound which changes weekly. There is no food on a Friday evening but on Saturday evening between 7 and 9 there is an excellent Tapas Menu at £20 per person which may include Sea Bass parcels,Giant King Prawns,Pork Ribs, Meatballs etc.Sandwiches and Lighter Bites are served Thursday to Saturday lunch between 12 and 2 with a wide menu available.Superb Sunday lunch between 12 and 2.30 which again changes weekly.This is a very welcome addition to the scarcity of good restaurants in this region and it is superbly backed by the excellent 6 Real Ales offered in the pub.

After visiting this establishment I came away feeling disappointed, I had been misinformed and told that there was food available. I found this a shame as the layout of the pub is ideal for a restaurant type setup.Although the selection and price of beers and ales are overall fairly reasonable, the inclusion of this pub as a restaurant is no longer viable as it does not serve food, and we came away feeling hungry.

I saw the New Inn advertised as a restaurant, and went along with a number of friends, only to find it doesn't sell fod anymore, unless you count nuts and crisps. There was no music and the drinks were over priced and tasteless. The whiole place had thr whiff of an old folks home, and nobody wants to be in one of those on a Friday night.

The New Inn was closed last year for refurbishment, and when it opened it has shown great character - welcomes children - the staff are friendly - there are frequent quizzes and other attractions - and there's always plenty of people, regulars and visitors, mulling around.The restaurant always served good food, and excelled themselves over the Christmas period, taking bookings and offering a good choice. However, the restaurant closed earlier this year, as such, but they do still serve the occasional food during certain attractions; and there are some occasional tapas nights advertised for the rest of the year, which we're looking forward to attending.

There is currently no food available and there are no plans to reintroduce at present.However for a great night out or a relaxing night out please go and enjoy this lovely pub which is well run by Susan and Andy and is worth a decor at any time.There are always 6 excellent real ales available along with a good lager selection.