The Dog & Gun in Bradford

Had a fabulous Sunday lunch, not been a few years, excellent quality, staff friendly and helpful, Alan Rhien from Scarborough

I had started losing interest in eating out, poor food, bad service. But...Not here Lovely pleasant warm people, piping hot. Perfectly cooked food. Generous portions, fantastic sweet menu. Spoilt for choice. Atmosphere cosy, We will be back. ...

The Dog and Gun was always a bit pricey but nice meal. Tonight we went for our wedding anniversary.. The man on the bar fabulous 10/10 chatty, friendly 👍 The meal was 5/10 Prawn cocktail starter.., was so uninspiring iceberg, not enough sauce ! Where is the imagination!! £10 !!!!! Fillet steak I asked for medium … not the best and a bit chewy! .. we asked for the dessert menu and gave up after 30 minutes. And went home!!! The location is stunning! The bar man great The food very average and the waitress same. Sorry but ithe truth. £141 including pre meal drinks which tbh was the highlight sat outside watching the views and sunsets. I’d said I’d go back for my birthday in December but I won’t now.

I chose this place as the menu was diverse, so something for everyone. The chicken liver pate was quite possible the best I've ever tasted, whilst the grilled salmon was absolutely the best I've ever eaten. Massive compliments to the staff, our waitress was adorable and incredibly helpful and the main guy was so welcoming. Can't recommend enough.

Friendly staff who are very attentive and accommodating and helpful, the pub is very clean and food is amazing lots of choice from main menu and from the bar menu - deserts are also amazing ❤️

The food was fairly decent - my steak was overcooked but was quite thin and tasted ok so it wasn’t a massive issue. The chips were lovely as was the pepper sauce. You get to pick side options which was nice. The drinks however were extortionate. £6.50 for a cider we could get over, It’s a country pub out the way and with costs nowadays I get it having been in the industry almost 20 years. However £15.80 for a double Gordon’s (original) gin and Schweppes tonic (the cheapest brand - a case costs around £12 inc vat) is scandalous. £6 for a single shot when the bottle is about 3/4 times this is just madness. It’s not premium by a long shot. This has put me off going back which is a shame as I’ve visited regularly over the years when passing from being a child.

Menu was fantastic , real traditional British Pub grub. We thoroughly enjoyed it . Cooked beautifully . Staff really friendly , and stunning scenery. Would highly recommend .

Visit at your peril. We had booked 2 nights in the hotel attached for Friday, Saturday, breakfast included and booked for the Friday an evening meal . The food was not cooked properly and inedible. When we complained the Landlord/Manager was the rudest Man I have EVER met. In the first instance he told me to be careful because he cooked the breakfasts and when my husband stepped in he told us not to turn up for breakfast and to stay away. We arrived at 3pm on Friday and left at 7pm on Friday. Who on earth does this man think he is. The hotel room was lovely but the landlord of the Dog and Gun needs some serious lessons in attitude management, management of food, customer care and needs to learn how to run a pub!!!!!

Steak night Great prawn starter a little too much sauce but very tasty Steaks cooked to perfection Crispy onion rings Fantastic service

We rocked up just after 1pm on the way to Haworth as, while driving by, we saw “country pub” on the A board outside and we assumed that with a name like the Dog and Gun and that kind of USP, that our quiet well behaved black Labrador would be welcome. Not so, it seems. Now every landlord has the absolute right to make his own rules, and a polite “sorry, sir, but we don’t allow dogs in here” would have been fine. This man, landlord I assume, could not have been any ruder. So we will never return, even without the dog. Manners and gracious behaviour cost nothing.

Would have loved to try the food but sadly dogs not allowed! (It’s a shame really as I know most dogs would be nicer than they were!!) Asked why no dogs and was given a load of sarcasm from who I can only presume to be the landlord! I would imagine he wouldn’t have been so had he not had all his locals sat at the bar!! We were told we ‘you can sit outside’ no places outside so had to sit on a stone wall next to the road… Advertised as a ‘country pub, The Dog And Gun… We won’t be testing the food until they get out of the dark ages and into the 21st century!

Had an amazing meal here this evening. The staff are fantastic and very friendly and the food was amazing. Will definitely be back.

We went for mothers day as a party of 9, we had heard really good things from other people. Unfortunately the majority of us dint like our meals. The fish and chips were extremely greasy. The chicken was hard and dry and the vegan option was stuffed pepper with plain tasting rice.

Popped in for lunch after being recommended to us. Lovely pub inside. Very good menu choices and special board. Will certainly be going back.

Really lovely pub with well-kitted rooms, a guest lounge and a swimming pool overlooking the moors. We ate there in the evening - fabulous food, reasonably priced. We were allowed a late checkout as I was ill - much appreciated. I missed breakfast but apparently it was fantastic. Highly recommended with lovely walks in the moors and well located for Haworth etc. We'll be back :-)

Great food, great service and a well kept pint of Landlord. What more could you want?! Staff were very friendly and food was served quickly.

We have been visiting the Dog & Gun for many years now and can honestly say we have never had a bad meal or poor hospitality. We have visited most recently on 2 consecutive Sundays which says it all.The food is absolutely delicious all home cooked, the specials board is amazing and changes regularly lots of care and attention goes into offering different variations. We always ponder should we try somewhere different? But always revert back to the Dog & Gun. We are lucky to live close by so can visit regularly. Over the years we have introduced other friends/family who have also enjoyed their dining experience. The pub itself is absolutely gorgeous typical country Yorkshire pub, one of the best. I am shocked to read some of the negative comments on here! My only gripe would be if I had to make any would probably be sometimes could do with more vegetables, however I do live with a greedy bunch 🤣 and I have asked in the past for extra which has never been an issue. Well done to all the team at The Dog & Gun!! Your commitment to giving the best dining experience is evident in the number of times we visit, first class quality food and hospitality thank you.

We ate lunch here for the first time today. Staff were not particularly welcoming and we had booked beforehand. Given the choice of bar or restaurant - we chose the latter thinking there would be more room. Only the 'restaurant' menus were on the table and we had to ask for the lighter 'bar snacks' version. The waitress 'whipped' away the' starters cutlery' when we ordered the food and you could say that we felt as though we really should not be sitting in that part of the pub! I had the Yorkshire Pudding (2 smallish sausages in an average Yorkshire) with a basket of quite greasy chips. My wife had the steak sandwich, chips and salad plus a jug of gravy which was OK. I was driving so ordered a cup of 'Americano' - it came in a small cup and cost an unreasonable £4 - surely soft drinks should be less for drivers! The pub was warm and it is in a good scenic location but sorry, we will not be returning as we did not feel to have been made welcome. An opportunity lost, you only make a first impression once.

Lovely food but astronomical wine prices, £11.80 for a glass! and expensive for non alcoholic beer, very disappointed with those prices so won’t be returning.

We visited for a large family gathering, and the food, atmosphere, and service were great. The menu had a good variety of lovely food and we were all happy with our choices.

The Dog and Gun do not allow Dogs anywhere in the pub!! It needs to express that on a board outside the pub , before allowing you to walk in and be embarrassed !!!the place Stunk of fish too 😂

Booking, com should take Leeming Wells off their website as this promotes the Dog & Gun where breakfast is served for residents next door. The pub was overcrowded with no seats, and the most appalling bar manager I have ever come across. He challenged my vegetarian option for breakfast. He said that this option was not available as vegetarian sausages were "disgusting". The dining area was a 1960's throwback with dated decor and not to mention the bright lights that flooded out the poorly laid tables. Food was disgraceful with a vegetarian lasagne that resembled a bowl of vegetables with dried-up cheese containing no pasta I had to send back my starter due to the poor consistency of a watery sauce with a few floating prawns. The attitude of the staff for sending it back was not nice, I felt threatened. My husbands mixed grill was 'fatty' and looked like defrosted meat. On a positive side the pub was warm, the ale was excellent and it had a nice roaring fire. Let's just say we skipped breakfast and did one. Some you win some you lose.

Great battered fish goujons with minted pea purée and first class chips Fab service from the waitress ably assisted by the landlords grand kids The grand daughter particularly has a great rapport and confidence way beyond her years and could be running front of house in no time !

We have stayed at the Leeming Wells Hotel which is attached to the Dog and Gun a couple of times and each time we have used the pub for breakfast and dinner. It's often pretty busy, despite being out in the beautiful Yorkshire countryside, so we would certainly recommend booking in advance. Having said that, one of the nice touches was that the team managed to fit us in on one occasion, despite being really busy - they seem to go the extra mile for hotel residents. The food is way better than many country pubs we have experienced. There is a really good choice of dishes on the normal menu and four or five starter and main course specials. Tuesday is steak night but pescatarians and vegetarians are also well catered for in the deal, which includes a bottle of wine per couple. Each time we've eaten there we have been impressed by the quality of the food on offer and it's also beautifully presented - very much gastropub style. The quality of the ingredients stands out and clearly a great deal of thought and imagination has gone into the menus. We would also say that, bearing in mind the quality of food on offer, the Dog and Gun represents very good value. The stand-out for us though is the front of house team. We have always had a warm welcome and the service is really efficient. One of us has special dietary needs and Hetty, in particular, was amazing in recommending suitable dishes - it's really refreshing to find someone with such a detailed knowledge of a menu and ingredients. The kitchen team were also very helpful in adapting some dishes to suit - nothing seemed too much trouble. Altogether, we were very impressed with the Dog and Gun and recommend it highly as a place you shouldn't miss if you're in the area.

Lovely, well-cooked food. Super friendly service with a real family feel. Great views from the decking area out front. All in all, an excellent experience.

Been before a few times, and the food is as good as ever no real complaints here. But one thing is lacking real ale. There is a massive selection out there I'm not sure if you are tied to a brewery if you are that explains the lack of choice. There are lots of pubs in the Halifax area selling craft beers. Although Taylors is OK it is pretty run-of-the-mill. Ossett Brewery, Vocation, Goose Eye, and Halifax Steam to name but a few produce some outstanding brews usually at a good price, and the local economy benefits.

Excellent meal (Fillet Steak & Belly Pork - must have a very good chef), very well presented by friendly competent staff, mid week, quite busy but not rammed. Some recent reviews almost put us off & mentioned a less than friendly landlord. Certainly a bit of the Yorkshire rough edge there & he seems more at home with his regulars at the end of the bar! Good line up of beers but my favourite (Landlord by TT) a bit OTT price wise at £6 a pint. Would call again on our experience; recommended.

Extremely disappointed, used to come regularly, always booked Xmas eve, due to lose of in laws stopped for a few years after moving out of oxenhope when it was one of our locals, we thought we’d give it a try ……. Starter like water, scampi...

Terrible experience beef was too tough to chew, had to sit on bar stools we were a party of 11 people and have been in the past but will never go again!

Went here for tea with my wife on Friday evening, called ahead to book a table and the staff managed to get us in, upon arriving we were shown to our table by a lovely lady named fay, we were shown the menu and specials...

Popped into the Dog & Gun as a last minute stop on a very grim and wet Sunday afternoon. Weren’t sure if we were going to get something to eat as it was late afternoon and the car park was full but they were able...

Excellent quality. Piping hot and good quantity. Lovely pot of tea. Polite and helpful staff. We also had an evening meal which was also excellent quality and quantity. Lots of choice.

Nice enough pub which we have been to many times over the years but we are not “regulars”. Times are hard for the hospitality trade but charging £6 for a pint of Taylor’s golden best is bordering on extortion. No way are we going back...

This place might be rated No. 2 in Oxenhope but certainly 1st place for beer prices. Boltmaker was £6 pint. We have previously paid £4.05 in Stumps cross Inn for the same beer RIP OFF !

We had a walk over the moors before calling for food. Really good food, starters all very good; mains good again just 2 or 3 minutes over on rack of lamb for our taste but very tender and tasty, sure if you don't like mid...

The food was okay but the man serving our breakfast was unfriendly. He was abrupt & never asked if everything was okay & did we need anything else.

We dined here on two nights while staying at the adjoining guest house. We also had three breakfasts here. The food was all excellent, and the staff were all very pleasant and efficient. The dinner menu had plenty of choices, and lovely seasonal vegetables. Highlight...

Really disappointed this evening , calling in for my favourite pint of Landlord and hoping to eat something! Looked on the web page to ensure still serving food as we drove up the A1 after a long day. Stopped serving food at 8.30 and yet...

Cannot praise this pub enough. We stayed at guest house next door and had breakfast and dinner everyday. Food was delicious and service spot on. Steak nights on Tuesdays and Fridays are a bargain. Thanks.

Came upon this country pub and thought we’d call in for a couple of drinks a few weekends ago, 2 pints cost nearly 15 pounds- ridiculous , london prices for a country pub, avoid and stay thirsty

We booked a Sunday lunch for 7 of us and we’re asked to pick our food off the menu before we arrived. I chose Norwegian prawns for my starter, they came in a small bowl of very tasteless hot white sauce disgusting no flavour whatsoever....

Booked for an evening meal before going to see The Flying Scotsman. Great food wide range on the menu to pick from. Fantastic location and lovely staff. Cannot praise this place enough, If I had to be picky I woild say that our chips were...

Called in for a drink after a 6 mile walk above Oxenhope. Bought 2 drinks, a pint of Timy Taylors landlord and a pint of Erdinger, beer £6.00 lager £6.20, how can they justify those prices, wont be calling again I'd rather be thirsty.

Thought the menu looked good but food below average quality. Thai fish cakes were tasteless. Pie was dry and burned so had to be sent back. Small bowl of veg for 3 people. Service felt rushed. Drinks expensive compared to other local venues. Will not...

Was really sceptical of my visit today having read some reviews, but how wrong they were. Met with friends and we all had a fabulous time at lunch. Fish and chips were fresh and full of flavour and we all finished off with a pudding....

Lovely meal in lovely surroundings with lovely friends! The food was really tasty and generous portions, highly recommend! The service was great with really friendly helpful staff too.

The mixed grill was expensive and overcooked. Very overcooked. Nobody cared very much. It was expensive too. We won’t be bringing any other friends here - which is a shame because it’s in a lovely spot.

we live local and it’s well known that the drinks in this pub are ridiculously priced. It’s so expensive they don’t tell you the price of the drinks, they just wave the card machine in front of you. The landlord is rude and thinks he...

We stayed at the Leeming Wells accommodation adjacent to this pub so collected the key from the Dog and Gun to gain access. It looked nice and welcoming so we returned for a drink and a look at the menus and specials board. The breakfasts...

Thank you for having us. Fabulous hosts! I am over from Thailand on business here. Great service, Fabulous Yorkshire filled puddings, good wine, and lovely people!

Absolutely terrible meal. Ordered the “ chicken tikka starter” 3 dried up pieces of chicken and 3 massive bits of lamb kofta. We don’t eat lamb and as it wasn’t listed on the menu we were surprised when a chicken starter was predominantly lamb and...

Heavy snow in the district - so many places closed but not the Dog and Gun. Fires blazing so many locals having a beer and walk in visitors eating and enjoying the fantastic winter landscape - with good food and good beer! How many people...

This is a great traditional local pub. Excellent home cooked food with generous portions . Roast dinners were particularly good . We were a group of 10 friends staying locally and booked ahead for an early Sunday evening meal. The pub was very welcoming ,setting...

I’ve just tried to take my mum (86yrs old) out for tea at the dog and gun in oxenhope. I park right outside the door so mum doesn’t have to walk far. Gets to the inside door and a waitress greets us. Me: I ask...

Visited here today, what a lovely place, friendly welcome and Great food, definitely be back , need to try more things on menu to try.

We went for a meal this Saturday at the Dog & Gun 1st time in 23. Let me say the pub has a lovely atmosphere and the front of house staff are lovely. The starter should have been a warning, the breaded camembert tasted strongly...

We were a party of 10. The meal was bland and quite expensive for the quality. I had steak that looked pale and insipid and tasted the same, like it had been poached. It was also cold. I had new potatoes, they were undercooked and...

Not great. Went with family. Lovely setting. Only one meal was nice. Everyone else said very bland flavours. Rack of lamb was bleeding and mostly fat - very little meat. Reported to staff who just said ‘oh ok’. Mixed grill very over cooked and just...

Stunning setting inside and out, busy friday night yet it was no trouble checking us in to the on site accommodation which was 10/10 for everything you need. Very well looked after by the landlord and all the friendly hardworking staff. The food is out...

We have been here before Covid-19 and it was great unfortunately on our last visit it was very disappointing. Thirteen of us were crammed onto a table next to the door in the bar area, seven people had to sit on small bar stools. Four...

We live 45mins away from this restaurant/pub but it’s well worth the journey. The landlady and landlord go out of their way to make you feel welcome. I dream of the lamb Henry ,their signature dish, when I’m in France and our friends raved about...

Visited for a family meal without booking, helpful staff organised a table in the bar area, food arrived quickly, good sized portions and very tasty.

Set in lovely countryside with a great choice on the menu.Good selection of beers and wines all served with a smile.Lovely food served by a new staff member who will fit in great.

this used to be a good pub restaurant with really tasty food on my return after a couple of years found it had been taken over by new owners. the food was bland and small, starters small and over priced. with a party of 8...

We were recommended to the Dog and Gun by neighbours and booked a table for lunch. The pub itself is full of character and we were greeted warmly by the staff. Drinks arrived quickly, our orders were taken and arrived after some delay. So far...

Dropped in hear with a 1hrs notice excellent service. Brilliant fresh Sunday lunch and good portions. It a little pricey but will be back ASAP. The cheesecake was the die for!!

Well what can I say, FANTASTIC! Service from the family was amazing, food delicious, beer was great and what a fantastic location. I Travelled from Lincolnshire to come to this pub & hotel, absolutely brilliant time and well looked after. Thank you for your hospitality.

We stayed at Leeming Wells next door to the Dog and Gun. We ate each evening at the Dog and Gun and weren't disappointed. We plan to return to Leeming Wells next year, and will be eating at the Dog and Gun!

Called in for an impromptu Sunday lunch. There was a lovely menu with a specials board, however the offerings are limited for a vegetarian. I could have a Sunday lunch with no meat which I was more than happy to have, however there was no...

Delicious specials board choices. We both had the venison, served as you’d expect, medium, with a port jus. Very tender and excellently cooked by the talented chef. Staff all friendly, especially the landlord who couldn’t have been more welcoming.

Stopped in for lunch before a trip on the nearby steam railway. We really enjoyed everything, the welcome was great, sat in the comfortable and cozy bar area, bar menu was exactly what we were after (it’s nice to see sandwiches, omelette etc available in...

My wife booked this pub for my birthday and we arrived by car with our two small terriers. As we were 'unloading', another couple with their dog entered then left the pub. Turns out they don't allow dogs. The pub is called the DOG and...

We came to the restaurant today without a reservation and were given a table straightaway. There was a very full menu including Sunday Roasts with massive Yorkshire puds!!! We had haddock and lamb shank with shared veg which was all delicious. Unfortunately we had no...

Not at its best at all the food left a lot to be desired I’m afraid and the service was quite frosty. The French soup was basically an onion gravy that should have been served with a Yorkshire pudding and the croutons tasted of burnt...

It was a sunny Saturday when we decided to have a long walk on the moors to have lunch at this place. We’ve never been before and we weren’t disappointed. Inside it was traditional and inviting. The staff were friendly and attentive. We sat outside...

Found the staff helpfull and friendly. Ordered 2 x starters and 2x mains. My other half had creamy garlic mushrooms on toast and was delicious. My starter was Norwegian king prawns in cream and whisky sauce and was a big mistake. Sauce didn't have much...

Called in for a few beers with friends I have not seen since before covid. We used to come here more often so it was a bit of a reunion. Great range of TIm Taylor’s beers including our favourite “best”. Very friendly welcome and service....

We visited twice while in the area. Once for Sunday lunch and again for their steak night. Both times the ambience, service and food were great. Good value too, especially the steak night. Two steak dinners and a bottle of wine for £30, you can't...

Never felt relaxed as landlord whilst striving for efficiency of staff was not at all discreet in doing so. Disappointing to see breakfast table set up during mid evening dinner

We called in for coffee while out walking We we quite a large group about 10 people so perhaps not the easiest to serve The coffee was OK but expensive The Landlord was quit abrupt too I didn't feel very welcome Didn't eat there so...

Five of us had a lovely lunch here at the Dog and Gun. Two game pies, one steak and stilton pie, two lamb Henry's followed by three jam Roly polys and an icecream. Drinks were Timothy Taylor Golden Best. All agree it was very good....

On Holiday in the area been out walking for the day and was looking for somewhere for tea before returning to our cottage. Great find this pub was, steak and Ale pie and belly pork both meals very much enjoyed reasonably priced and plenty of...

What an absolute find. Could have stayed at a Premier Inn but chose leeming Wells Was treated like a local. Wonderful lamb cutlets and great tuna steak. Thank you very much Damon and team.

This had to be the venue for my hubby's birthday meal. He just loves it here. Great friendly attentive service throughout the evening and lovely home cooked food cooked to perfection. Also my hubby loves the ales from their well kept pumps. Thanks Kath and...

Nice pub with nice food. But didn’t stay long, as dogs not allowed! We found that really strange. Dog and Gun, pictures of dogs everywhere, but not allowed inside. Landlord wasn’t very friendly either.

I ordered the veg soup. It was so thick, l think it had more potatoe than any other veg The bread that come with it was so small, about 35mm the end of a bread roll, the butter slice was bigger, a lot bigger. I...

I used to love this place. Tim Taylors' beer on tap. The veggie food used to be amazing, but not on the last visits. The stuffed peppers tasteless and the service team did nothing to alleviate the concern. They didn't even bring chips or seasoning....

I never want to go home. The food was so good I have woken up sad that it's not open yet. We were a group of 8, everyone's meal was amazing. Staff were super friendly. Why did I ever leave Yorkshire.

Nice atmosphere in a family run rural, really rural in breathtaking moorland, gastro Pub. The menu has a nice variety of starters and mains at reasonable prices. The special board was worth checking out as was the unexpectedly good wine list. I had a prawn...

We live local so thought we would finally try here. The prices are high so we expected good quality food. Unfortunately it was average at best, similar to a chain run pub instead of a lovely country pub. The chips were hard, the overall taste...

Been here loads, one of our faves!! We all decided to do the Christmas Fayre Menu, and by eck we chose right!! A 4 course meal which was superb. The portions were so filling and we certainly all said how tasty our meals were. We...

Four of us had a lunch here today and sadly mine was not great. My starter arrived on a cold plate so food was very quickly cold. I did complain and to be fair the plates were hot from then on. I made the mistake...

On arrival all was warm and welcoming however the older waitress lady was some what rude. Came across quite like she didnt want to even be there. The chicken Sunday lunch was not what I expected. Was gravy granules and deep fat fried potatoes. Tasted...

Just been for Sunday lunch with my family Not often we can get together .On my recommendation we booked the dog and gun . The service was the worst service I have ever had 30 minutes between courses . Very disappointed

Had dinner here on the first night of our one week break in Oxenhope. We enjoyed it enough tpersuade us to book again. My wife had the fish pie on the first visit and wad slightly disappointed, it only had cod in the pie and...

A perfect weekend away - the accommodation was spotless. The beer was very reasonable price wise but on top form. We had the £30 steak deal on Friday night. You choose your breakfast the night before but it is flexible. The landlord is a true...

Had a pint of real ale today.Lovely view here.But unfortunately they think £4.90 for a pint of Real Ale justifys this.I know things have gone up since the pandemic.But to add at least a pound on for Real Ale is literally taking the p£ss.Food is...

Visited for an evening meal my husband and brother in law had the steak option but were surprised by the portion size of chips which was basically only enough for one - my sister and I had the roast dinner which came piping hot and...

Whether you are looking for an authentic pub grub meal such as fish and chips or something more adventurous such as pheasant or mussels, the Dog and Gun has you covered, great atmosphere, lovely staff and the food is just fabulous, when the menu says...

Average food but good atmosphere and very pleasant staff. I had the mushroom Stroganoff and other half ordered steak pie. Steak pie was delicious with tender beef and very obviously home made which was enjoyed. The stroganoff was sweet and very orange in colour which...