The Commercial in Kirklees

This is a fabulous pub,indeed,to me,the best in the Colne Valley by a country mile. Gary,the Landlord and his friendly/very capable staff are brilliant and the Real Ales on offer (several rotating) are always TOP NOTCH. I chose this as the venue for my Retirement-do and I'm sure it was a very good decision. Beer gardens are a massive plus in Summer,particularly the one tucked away round the back and if you're "into" Craft Beer ,up the hill 20 yards on the right is part of the same establishment.

The beer was great here and the prices were absolutely outstanding. Yet another great pub on the Ale Trail.

I should've enjoyed this pub, a welcome stop while hiking. It's got everything going for it--a central location, a good traditional design, some outside seating, a decent choice of ales, etc.--and, on my visit, a pleasant young barman. Unfortunately, there were a couple of loudly ranting racists at the bar, so I left after one pint. To the barman's credit, he dissociated himself from them--but they were pugnacious, middle-aged locals, and neither of us had the bottle to take them on. Everyone's entitled to their views, but good manners would tone them down in company. Not the pub's fault, so I've rated the Commercial good overall.

Wouldn’t let me snifff cosine off their table, and wouldn’t let me put my feet on the table, also one of the bar staff knocked my drink out of my hand and made me drink tequila

Beer was really good at lunchtime and really cheap. Brought bottles to take home. Highly recommended it

we went our own beer train again great birthday present and we went here last year its 3/4 minutes down the hill on the corner great selection of real ales and they have there own brew £2.00 a pint with seats outside in the SUNSHINE and real ale watching the world go by well worth a visit

we did our own beer train we got a day ticket that goes past leyland to huddersfield and they run every hour so you have time to jump off have a drink and catch the next one this was another very good pub just a few minutes down the hill from the station big rooms and about eight cask ales on so you can get a half of two different and still make the next train they do pies at the weekend prices from £2.00 a pint worth a visit