The Dusty Miller & Coiners Carvery in Calderdale

Recently refurbished to a high standard. Very comfortable and clean. Food excellent and all the staff polite and helpful. Highly recommended.

Had a lovely 4 days with Me and Maria. The rooms were excellent the staff were amazing and we were made to feel welcomed. I would recommend this to anyone.

Had a 4 night break with my partner Mark and can't praise this place and staff enough. Beautiful and comfy accommodation and will be back!!

Have been here before and I have to say the meals are still excellent and the service is great. Good value too at £25 for 2 Sunday lunches in September!

We aimed to book at The Dusty prior to this weekend but at that point accommodation wasn't available as their upgrade work was still underway... but it was certainly worth the wait! Booking was very straightforward with staff extremely friendly and helpful in making and confirming the reservation. The room itself was fantastic - retaining the gorgeous original features of the original coaching inn interior (stone arch windows, original fireplace) but with a spacious high-end finish en-suite bathroom replete with large walk-in shower and heated mirror, and an extremely comfortable bed & bedding in the room itself which included fridge, hot drink facilities and air-con. The whole accommodation section has been finished to a high standard and can be accessed separately to the inn, allowing for entry even after closing. Breakfast was from the inn's wide brunch menu range, available from 9am on the morning we were there, and was really well prepared and presented, and was availsble at a discount for people who had stopped at the inn. The inn is comfortable, warm, welcoming and friendly and commendation must go to the owners and staff for this, as it really does make a difference. I would recommend wwithout hesitation and will definitely re-book when we need another stop-over in the area.

We often visit here for drinks and the quiz night on a Thursday, however 3pm on a Friday afternoon we popped in for a bite to eat. I had the steak and ale pie, my husband had the burger. Both meals were really generous in size and beautiful in taste! The pie was clearly home made, the pastry was light and the meat was really tender! The hand cut chips were amazing as were the fries that came with the burger. The burger was a monster and full of flavour! Would 100% come again! Overall a really enjoyable experience.

Excellent food and Polite and helpful staff i went for the homemade pie with mushy peas and hand cut chips Could not fault it Beer was spot on also

terrible experience, staff are miserable especially the dirty looking landlord, atmosphere dull with locals grumbling about being banned constantly or having their clothes checked and told to take certain garments off if it didn't suite the place, I saw some young lads get thrown out because they had a bag of unopened tinned beer which they were taking home with them. Its not a family place, and certainly not a community pub. not liked by locals at all!!!

An excellent buffet provided by the Dusty Miller for the 55 people attending the Upper Calder Walking Group's 40th anniversary. A good selection of food and a warm welcome from all the staff. As always a good range of beers on offer. A photograph of the food would have been taken but it looked so good everybody descended on it!

This is by far the best Sunday roast dinner I have had out in a very long time, a real cut above the usual pub roast. I have been here twice in the last three weeks. Came back today because it was so fabulous the first time and I was just as impressed this time. Every bit of it was perfect. Great choice of meats, beautifully cooked and presented, massive Yorkshire pudding, loads of lovely veg (green beans, mange tout, cabbage, peas, roasted carrots and parsnips - all really fresh and not done to death). And really tasty gravy. All truly delicious. Good portion size too, and reasonably priced. Puddings great as well. There is a lovely atmosphere in there too and all staff were friendly, helpful and lovely. Absolutely cannot fault this place at all. Thank you, and will see you again soon.

We were travelling through the area and decided to call in for a pub lunch and some beers (around 1.15pm). On arrival, we went to be bar and asked to place an order. They said they were not taking food orders for next half hour (with no explanation) and couldn't serve us. Another member of staff said shall I remove the food menus and was rebuffed. Very strange atmosphere and can't sadly recommend.

Excellent Sunday lunch. Nice atmosphere and very good service. Will definitely return for another visit when we are in the area again.

Beautifully prepared and tasty Sunday roast lunch, served by friendly and welcoming staff. Will be going again.

What a horrible horrible owner . He watches you from his cameras in Leeds and tells the bar staff what to do from there ,he’s creepy and weird . He bars anyone that complains about the food and hates family’s and people with dogs , I honestly can not understand why people still Go here as he’s barred half of the home town. Avoid this place

Just returned from Sunday dinner at dusty miller Mytholmroyd, one of the best Sunday dinners we’ve ever had. All the food was cooked to perfection and the service exceptional. The potions are ample with huge Yorkshire puddings. I cannot praise the chef and team enough. We will definitely be back. Highly recommend.

This is a terrible place. We came here with a 6month old puppy who was rescued from a puppy farm that wasn't socialised. The puppy saw another dog and started barking, so I immediately stried to settle her. Within 2 mins I was told there were complaints and I was asked to leave after a customer told us to shut the dog up. This site said it was dog friendly and she only barked for 2 mins and I was settling her. Very upsetting as we had been driving for over an hour and we were looking for a dog friendly pub

This was lunch for 18 of us, a birthday lunch. It was very well done throughout with lovely wines, great food choice and additional extras. Highly recommend this for functions, friendly service and we all really enjoyed ourselves.

Great food, very friendly staff and lovely atmosphere. Catered really well for a large family get together. Would highly recommend.

Great staff. Perfect burgers. Been here a lot. Always bang on. Very big menu and cater for all allergies.

Just had the loveliest Sunday lunch here. Two friends and dogs. I cannot rate the service and effort by all involved. Fabulous service and delicious food. It was my friends round who was a tad mean and didn’t leave a tip. I do hope to rectify this as I will most definitely be visiting again. Thank you to staff across the board for a really lovely afternoon 😌😻

Best Sunday lunch for vegis- you can have all the trimmings (including cauli cheese and an amazing massive yorkie) with cheese and onion pie! Dreamy! Never seen that anywhere else in my 30 years of vegi-ness! Top quality nosh. Nice friendly service too. Wholeheartedly recommend.

So many get a simple burger wrong, this was all about the meat and its flavour, hand made BEEF burger, cost £9 easily worth much more. Its not often you get such quality at a cheap price. I'd of taken a photo but yeah, it's long gone. First time I've eaten here, very happy with that offering. Beers are also a winner, Staropramen on tap, heaven.

Visited for a works do recently. The street food buffet was delicious - everyone went back for seconds! Great parking and sunny seating area outside too.

We had an amazing night here for our work party The food was excellent and Andy had really paid attention to what everyone needed. The staff were all brilliant. The space we had for the event was lovely also.

I went to the Dusty Miller as part of a work party, and I was very impressed. The pub itself is lovely, the bar staff were friendly and helpful, and the food was delicious. I had a really good night, and will be happy to...

We called in here on the way back to Leeds from a day out in Blackpool. Being a sunday we looked for a nice homely cozy "proper" sunday lunch and we hit the jackpot. The meat was absolutely sensational! The most tender, delicious fresh cut...

Popped for lunch in half term mid way through a cycle trip along the canal. Nice beer garden area round the back. Fast service and good food. Pizzas were big enough for 2 for lunch, 'tapas' chilli loaded fries were huge - good value.

What a shambles this place is! So if the kitchen is open is it open for all or just as you please. If your face doesn’t fit it’s as the bar staff please. To be told the kitchen is shut and then for others to...

We were a party of 10 who had pre-booked and we’d been asked to pre order. Covid restrictions were more or less lifted and no masks required. A table was reserved for us and we had table service. There is a good choice of cask...

Was down last week, with my wife and son . Just been taken over by new owners and refurbished ( after floods ) . Cracking pub , lovely staff , great beer garden . ( no food as yet , this is in pipeline )...

Visited here with two dogs on the way back from Hebden Bridge. Dogs were welcomed. Comfortable surroundings and a great pint! Didn’t try the food but probably should have done!

Been here this evening to have fish, chips and peas from the outside catering van. They were delicious, you can eat inside the pub with a drink, or takeaways, fab idea.

The food is amazing , good portions , good price. Very cosy pub. Staff are lovely. Feel spoilt that this is on my doorstep. Would recommend this place.

Looking really good now it’s been refurbished. The prices are competitive and there’s a good selection of Local ales, ciders, lagers and spirits. Although they don’t do food anymore it’s not a big issue as they have a chippy in the car park which is...

popped in briefly and looking forward to visiting regularly. we are not sports people but there are good ales and plenty space inside and out. Fish n chips in the back and a real pub experience.

Like this pub usually visit a couple Of times a week serves goose eye chinook Elland nettle thrasher and wainwright. Clean lots of locals but friendly good sport pub currently being refurbished. It's big and comfortable and the beer is in good nick. Always worth...

My good lady partook of the Martin Miller with strawberries & black pepper which she enjoyed very much & my pocket enjoyed due to beig exceptionally well priced. I sampled a pint of pale ale which was both reasonably priced & well kept. My only...

Doing there best to make a recovery after the serious flooding in December. But at moment very much a pub for the locals as kitchen still not in action so no dining avaiklability

Met up with friends here the beer was flat and tasted abit odd to us !! And also a bit expensive maybe locals pay a little bit less !!!!!!!!!

Popped in for a pint during a walk along the canal last weekend - great to see you open again after the floods - great beer as per usual and a friendly welcome!

reserva de última hora. Tuvimos una cena de tres platos y los dos nos tomamos un bistec. El bistec fue preparado a la perfección y muy sabroso. Realmente disfrutamos de nuestra comida. Mytholmroyd era casi inundaciones pero recibimos fantástica comida y servicio. Bien hecho y bienvenido al nuevo chef.

We arrived late on a Monday evening and they were still serving food which was great. The bar lady was extremely friendly and helpful and the pub decor was lovely and modern. Food average but nothing to complain about.

Llamado después de un paseo muy húmeda y fría. Nos estaban empapados de nuestra piel junto con 2 goteo mojado por perros! No podría haber sido más bienvenidos por todo el personal - no importa el desastre que hicimos y incluso trajo una toalla grande para secar los perros con y trajeron un plato de agua fresca y delicias. Conseguimos acogedor junto a la chimenea y placentero café con familia Baileys y el estofado de el día, pimiento rojo y jamón asado, se sirven con pan rústico - delicioso! Y por sólo £4,95 . Hay una buena selección de Ale y un ambiente encantador y relajado que es un cambio positivo ya que estos nuevos propietarios lo adquirió en 2015 Julio. Una visita que vale la pena!

Visitaremos el Dusty Miller más domingo para la super Carver. Enormes articulaciones, cerdo, pavo, ternera, cordero, un montón de caras y gruesas, una deliciosa salsa. Recientemente tomó 11 personas allí, todas las cuales tenían bebidas y algunas con postre. La factura fue simplemente £140. La carne es realmente magnífica, pero estos días que tiene popular - necesitas reservar para el almuerzo de domingo.

Took the bin lids, her indoors and the outlaws for evening dinner. Unfortunately we caught the place just after Oktoberfest so the menu was a little limited. However, the food available was tasty and generous. Lovely log fire.

Pleasant staff and good food. I went with my five year old who didn't want what was on the menu so the waitress asked what he wanted. Which was a ham sandwich not on the menu. But the chefs gladly made it for him.

Pasamos a través de La Dusty Miller dos veces, una vez subiendo por el canal Rochdale en un narrowboat y luego otra vez nos buscó por la pierna de regreso. Josh el barman, era muy amable y se acordaban de nosotros cuando volvimos en unos días más tarde. Tuvimos una comida ligera en la etapa 1 de restaurante y luego simplemente una bebida en etapa 2. Limpio, buena cerveza, y cómodos asientos y nadie mente si se para en el bar que enmarcan un poco (desde que en el barco!!!)

Apparently this place is now 'under new management' and what a disgrace it was, we went in for Saturday lunch thinking that things would be much improved than previously but unfortunately they were not!

We hadn't been to Dusty Miller for a few years, but saw some good reviews and decided to try it again.Four of us went for Sunday lunch. The restaurant was busy but tables are well-spaced so it didn't feel crowded. I asked about the veggie option with the carvery and the chef said he could do veggie gravy and roasties if we waited a few minutes. All the food was delicious, the service was excellent and I really appreciated the special veggie carvery.All for just £6.95, definitely will be returning and highly recommend this place.

Booked in for the Sunday carvery-some of us had food from the normal menu and some of had the carvery.Both types of food were well cooked and enjoyable.All the staff were pleasant, attentive and cheerful.Price was good as well.

We went this afternoon for Sunday dinner so we didn't have to drive out. There were 4 of us and my 4month old. The food was great, staff very lovely, friendly and helpful and allowed us to store my son's pram outside the dining room whilst we ate to give us extra space. We will be going again!

Visited with my wife for our wedding anniversary. I was very impressed with the layout of the restaurant and bar area. Very relaxing.The staff were very attentive and polite.The food was extremely good and the open kitchen area allows you to see the chef at work.We will definitely be back.

Delicious food with excellent service. They have recently changed hands and the menu has been condensed. There is still something for everyone. We enjoyed a three course meal which was very tasty. Will be going again soon.

Lovely comfortable seats to have a drink prior to eating. Very friendly bar staff and waitress. The food was very good and there was a good choice, though perhaps the choice of desserts is a bit limited. The only thing I would change ...get rid of the bar stools! The bar isn't that big and when customers are queueing to order food and drinks the people sitting at the bar are a hindrance and really can't be that comfortable as they are sitting in the middle of every conversation!

Our meals were lovely: sausage roll with apple sauce and rosti, black pudding & poached egg starters and perfectly cooked rib eye steak with oversized wedges, burger with a fantastic tomato relish & thin cut chips for mains.The service was friendly and efficient considering that a buffet for 15 attending a baby shower was taking place in next room.The atmosphere was warm and relaxed.Reasonably priced and will certainly be a place we will visit again.

I was just passing on the way to a business meeting and popped in for lunch. The staff were very friendly and Keane to oblige me that I was just there for a quickly as I was starving but had little time. I had a wonderful burger and home made chips that really hit the spot. I trundled on my way set up for the day. It was a really pleasant visit and will be coming out my way with the family to sample Sunday lunch. Top stuff

Myself and my husband visited here last Thursday and after reading couple of bad reviews we were cautious, however, how completely wrong they were! The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful. As a fussy vegetarian they were more than happy to help and after ordering the mushroom and Stilton lasagne from the specials I was not disappointed, it was beautiful! My husband ordered the gammon with pineapple purée and stated it was the best gammon he had ever tasted and cooked to perfection. We will definitely be returning here as soon as possible and would highly recommend it !

Went with my husband for a romantic break. With a warm welcome on arrival we checked into our room. We were really pleased at the tasteful decor and everything was immaculate and I am very fussy! We went down to the restaurant for lunch and both had the fish and chips which was divine! Will definitely be back very soon!

This pub has just changed hands and not for the better. We went there for lunch and ordered steak and ale pie. The pie filling was reasonable but the pastry was undercooked. We left most of it. The mashed had too much pepper probably to hide the fact it was instant mash and the vegetables (plural as advertised) consisted only of red cabbage.Wasn't even worth a fiver each never mind the £9.45 we paid each ( no tip left).Never again !

All was excellent in particular the friendliness of the landlady for whom nothing was too much trouble despite it being a very busy time due to the Tour.

First time visitor to this pub, as I am not local.Walked in, nobody behind the bar, had to wait for 5 minutes before being served.Finally I was served by a young man, he was serving my husband , yet talking to all the people at the bar, not focusing on the customer in front of him. He was being slightly racist to put it mildly as well. Something I found somewhat surprising, given this was my first visit. First impressions not great.... It gets worse... I took my seat and to my amazement, one of what I thought was the locals laughing, turns out to be the Manager. A guy with a Scottish accent ( Scottish people are lovely, warm and friendly, not here). I thought to myself and said to my partner, I have lived on this planet for over 60 years and never come across a pub/ eating place like this, we were planning to have a bite to eat needless to say, we finished our drinks and went elsewhere.We moved to the next village and had a great afternoon and meal. Needless to say, I won't be visiting this place again.

Menu was ok, quite meaty menu with the main fish dish being out of stock, finding it difficult to be enthusiastic because although when you walk in the atmosphere is good, the bar area very comfortable with easy chairs and a log fire, but the menu just doesn't match which is a shame I was expecting more variety. When your taken through to dining room its drab in comparison to the lounge area. Service ok forgot part of our meal but were very apologetic but we had finished when our sides arrived unfortunately. Wouldn't rush back.

First up: Free parking, always a plus. Secondly, cosy little rooms and modern decor. The wall art is striking in a Sia (not the elusive singer) does art kind of way rather than Rose Uniacke. That's not meant to sound disparaging as I really like the Dusty Miller. I just love Geronimo Inns where they have something like a Mona Lisa with a big fish swimming by; a little quirky. The food was really tasty and good value. There was a good choice of beers so much to my disappointment, my Dad opted for John Smith's. Apparently, it was the weakest and as he says that as he gets older, he can't manage strong ones in the daytime. The toilets were clean which meant I did not come away with any squalid memories. The servers were friendly even though the sporting fixture was drawing their attention. What's not to love about a pub near a place called Friendly?

Good menu, good food, good service, good value, free parking and only 5 minutes out of Hebden Bridge, so why was this restaurant not busier on a Saturday lunchtime at the end of February. I enjoyed the Beer Battered Haddock with fries and garden peas (mushy peas not available) and my friend ordered the Steak & Kidney Pudding with Chunky Chips and a selection of fresh vegetables. Both meals were well presented, fries in basket and veg in individual bowls.

great pub with a great atmosphere. good selection of beers and wine. look forward to going back again.

We were staying in a cottage nearby and decided to give the restaurant a try. Warm comfortable pub and a fairly large, if somewhat soulless, dining area. Staff were friendly and helpful and the food was good for the price. Not fine dining perhaps but we ate there twice and felt well satisfied.

Food was very tasty but now I understand what Marcus, Monica and Greg mean when they say dishes lack refinement. Portions were generous - a bit overfacing. The starters were very good and well presented but the mains were too hearty really. There was a fairly good choice but salmon featured heavily, two dishes on the menu and one on the specials board. Desserts were good but not outstanding. The main problem of the evening was lack of staff. One man was running the bar in the pub (Dust y Miller) and doing waiter service in the restaurant (Coiners). Not sure I am very keen to return very soon which is a shame. The Christmas decorations were very good though!!

We went here for a family lunch over Christmas. It was very quiet but service was slow (tables left uncleared for over 20 minutes, nobody bringing menus out etc). When we politely asked for a waiter the chef was very rude and dismissive.

I work most Sundays so a proper Sunday roast dinner is something we dream about - Wednesday roast doesn't have the same magic..... and so on a weekend break in Hebden Bridge we made for The Dusty Miller, much recommended in the guest book in our cottage. It is very popular and we were unable to eat in the dining-room, made comfortable in the bar area instead. Quite tasteful decor, a bit like a good hotel. Real ales on tap plus usual lager and what Morse used to call "the work of the Prince of Darkness", light beers. We had a delicious carvery, two meats plus 8 veg to chose from, good gravy and Yorkshires the size of beach balls. The stuff that dreams are made of. Other dishes include steak & guinness pie, spinach & feta wellington, seabass etc. and some interesting starters too.Well worth a visit if you're in this area, especially if you're a walker and need to replace some calories!

After the umpteenth attempt to have a Sunday Carvery over the last couple of year,we tried again tonight after we were told by a good friend of mine she had heard that things had 'improved'. we got there nice and early as past experiences taught us that if you got there after 5.30 pm you were too late. We arrived at 4.45, ordered our drinks and was taken to our table.. thought we were in there. buzzin.!! oh nooooo,...A waiter came and told us if we want the Carvery then there's a table of 4 over there, a table of 2 over there and another table to 'go up' before us and as they aint bringing any more veg out then we may want to take a look t see if there's owt left before we decide if we want anything..!!!!!!! I Cannot tell you how disappointed and angry I was,.. I thought it was a Carvery.. go up when your ready.. can you imagine a member of staff from Toby Carvery popping over to you and saying you cant ' go up' yet because there's 4 tables before you.... its a Carvery you Clowns.. I could go on and on but I think you get the picture.. safe to say we wont be attempting again, enough is enough which is such a shame as we really like to support local businesses. Anyway whilst we sat there seething. the table next to us complained it was dry and too salty.. Ha!!

Typical chain pub food, which when you are on holiday is fine. The portions were good and the service with a smile helped. It was very quiet the evening we were in but the young waitress was lovely. Perfect for a mid week non special occasion meal.

Went here for a meal with 3 friends. We were shown to our table and ordered our meals. I ordered haddock and chips and peas (like bullets!), but for £9.00 I thought you can't really complain, so for dessert I had lemon heaven - this was the most stale sponge cake with a layer of lemon curd with what tasted like 2 day old meringue on top. I must say this was the worst dessert I have ever had in my life and I paid for the displeasure of eating it. One of my friends had the mushroom risotto which was so awful she left 3/4 of it.The whole way through eating our meal all you could hear was the chef and staff laughing in the kitchen (not very professional!). There was only one other table eating which I guess should have told us something - our booking was for 7pm not 8.30pm!When I got home I had to have another shower as I smelled of cooking fat which had even seeped into my hair - urgh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! - not a pleasant evening at all.We will NOT be returning or recommending.

After having driven from Cambridgeshire, we arrived and had lunch then checked in. We had a simple sandwich and ciabatta, sadly the salad was limp and the ciabatta was so well cooked it crumbled and was hard on the mouth. Not a big issue though. Staff were friendly and the modernised interior was pleasant and comfortable. This is an old pub that has been modernised, retained it's charm and is now comfortable and friendly. We booked into one of the bedrooms here, I believe there are 5 or maybe 6. Our room was at the back of the restaurant. It had a fab stone window, the original fireplace, lovely cream furniture and a smart en-suite shower-room. The linen was crisp white and clean, and the bed was very comfortable. A tea tray was well stocked and they even provided a small selection of toiletries. The shower was large and powerful, a real treat! Breakfast int he morning was great, we did not try the full cooked as we had eaten a lot the previous night, but the coffee was good, toast was a lovely colour bloomer loaf and the few other people eating were commenting on how nice the food was.My only comment would be to request the management to move the smoking area away from the main entrance door. This is a real bugbear of mine, a lovely stone entrance surrounded by tables of full ashtrays. But my main comment is that the restaurant entrance and smoking area is directly below Room 5, and at first we thought our room smelled of smoke but when we shut the window, it went away a bit. Otherwise, a lovely B&B to stay in, friendly staff and a lovely restaurant!

We enjoyed an average meal at The Dusty Miller & Coiners. It was mid-week and there was only us and a couple at another table so we were asked to sit in the bar rather than the restaurant. Seems a shame the place was so quiet as it has clearly undergone a massive refurbishment. The poor lady serving us was on her own and had to manage both the bar and waiting at tables. They had an extensive menu and specials board of typical pub grub bakes and grill style food. My husband had ribs to start with, and I had garlic mushrooms with bacon. Huge portions, too much for starters and we were a bit over-faced. My husband had gammon with all the trimmings and I had scampi and fries. I liked the way the fries were served in mini deep-fat fryer style baskets. There was no wine menu available. The choice of whites was just Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Grigio or Trebianno. I don't think I've ever been to a pub restaurant with so few wines on offer so that was disappointing. In summing up, it was homely food and very affordable; ideal if you fancy a night off from cooking the tea but not somewhere I would go for a special meal.

We went last Thursday which was steak night, excellent meal and a good price, would definitely visit again when next in area, we also found the trendy cutlery difficult to use.

The carvery meats were good quality and vegetables fresh. There was a fairly broad menu to choose from, but the carvery particularly appealed and proved a good choice. The only problem we found was that the trendy cutlery didn't fit very well in our old, gnarled fingers, but the staff were happy to provide more conventional (old fashioned) knives and forks

There were 14 ladies in our party last Tuesday evening booked in for a meal. Service was a bit slow, but as there were so many of us and most having ordered different dishes, it didn't matter, as we were typical women....chatter, chatter and more chatter. The food was all served together, was hot, fresh and plentiful. It was delicious, in fact, everyone remarked on how good it was. The white chocolate roulade was lovely and one portion was enough for two people. I was out again on Friday eating in Brighouse. The food could not compare at all and was far more expensive! I can thoroughly recommend The Dusty Miller for a meal and will be returning soon.

We went last night, the place when we went wasnt busy at all. We waited 30 mins for our starter, which was the steak nachos to share, i have to say it was lovely and a good sized portion.Our main course was the lamb noisettes and fish which we didnt have to wait long for at all. I had got half way through my main course before realising that my veg hadnt been brought, and the waiter hadnt realised by the looks too until i asked. Wasnt overly impressed by this i have to say. I will however recommend the food 100% it was lovely, well presented (when it eventually all arrived) and the portions were of a really good size.The venue is lovely and i would like to go here again but am a little put off by the service. I am afraid to say because of the service i am giving this a middle of the road rating which really by the quality of the food it should be a five star rating all day long. Sorry folks.

Had a lovely main course with lots of choices on the menu. We opted not to have a starter after seeing another table receiving theirs, they were huge!! However we wished we'd had the starter rather than the sweet we shared. The sweets were generally average frozen type gateaux Well worth a visit

We went into the dusty for a quick drink abd at 8pm we are still here it is lovely we absolutley love this place it is such a lovely place.to relax and just chill out the food is amazing the decor is fantastoc and we love coming in here! The staff are so brillant i would certainly reccomend this to anyone that wants to have a nice quiet drink or somwrhing to eat especially on a sunday for a carvery the yprkshire puddings are.to die for!! (Massive) Brillant for food and a quiet drink cannot fault anything about this establishment

Good place to take children as there are lots of table games.ok food and nice atmosphere here. Reasonable prices too

We went for the sunday carvery and all i can say is wow such a big choice of vegetables and the yorkshire puddings were massive and very yummy. Well worth the money i will definatley going again fantaatic attentive ataff can not fault any part pf this eating establishment. Also very nice for a lovely quiet drink i love it!Well done to all staff!!!

Our first visit to this pub/restaurant prompted us to ask why we hadn't visited before. It is comfortable, welcoming, and unusually the lunchtime sandwiches were good. You can order 'proper' chips or fries and the pulled pork was delicious. We'll be going back for a meal in the restaurant.

This delightful pub came highly recommended by my friend for its lovely food and she wasn't wrong! From the moment we arrived we were made to feel really welcomed by the owner at the bar. We opted ( 5 of us ) for the main menu. The service was prompt and very slick. The wine list was good and reasonably priced. Between us we enjoyed steaks, scampi, fish and burgers and all were lovely. The atmosphere was busy with locals chatting and relaxing. We left very happy and would certainly return.

No complaints I had the rump steak well done and was peftct. Foor was hot beer was gold service was excellent. Will come back for a weekend break for sure. Bar is lovely and not busy . Very clean as well.

Have just moved to the village, and had a welcome break from unpacking with an evening meal, we then promptly followed up with the Sunday carvery. There was a good veggie option for a friend that joined us on Sunday and the Yorkshire puddings are enormous and very tasty. I would recommend It,

17 Ladies booked for a networking event; teas & coffees on arrival; everything to make us feel welcome. The lunch was superb. We had a choice of scampi served with chips, salad and tartare dressing, Goats cheese and red onion tart with chips and salad and ham salad. Spoilt for choice; all generous servings and extremely tasty food!!This is one of my favourite venues; extremely comfy and inviting; excellent pub food. I love the fact that they have games like chess, draughts, jenga and dominoes out. bring back old fashioned pub games and less telly!!If it was my local I would be delighted to go more often; sadly it's not but I love going when I can

I chose the Dusty Miller for a meal for 2, because it had a good vegetarian choice when I previewed the menu. So, I was a little disappointed when they did not have my first choice of aubergine parmigiana.However, I had pepperpot mushroom starter - these were delicious, the sauce was very peppery and there was lots of it. My partner had prawn cocktail, again this was a generous portion.For my main I had a vegetarian tower burger. This was a huge bun, burger with a variety of veg inside, lots of chips, salad and onion rings. It was very tasty and I would recommend it. My partner had the fillet steak which he enjoyed.Service was ok, and the decor inside the restaurant was very nice.

This is a wonderful relaxed restaurant were their are open fires with draugh and chess sets. The food is excellent and beautifully presented would recommend to anyone visiting for the Tour de France this year at stage 2 this is the place to eat.

A friend and I went to Dusty Miller for lunch today after visiting Mytholmroyd Antiques Fair. The pub has lovely cosy nooks with wood stoves. The main offering on a Sunday lunchtime is the carvery. My friend plumped for that at a very reasonable £6.95, and there was beef, pork and turkey and a fabulous selection of veg - mash, roasties, carrot & swede mash, cabbage, red cabbage, green beans, cauliflower cheese - the list goes on. I don't eat meat, so had to choose from the 'specials' board. I chose the brie and mushroom wellington at £8.95. That's £2 more than the carvery option. I asked if I could have it with the selection of veg from the carvery, rather than the chips and salad (garnish) it came with. And was told 'No'. Even though I was paying more than the carvery price, and it would have been instead of the chips and (undressed) salad. Mistake, I think, Dusty Miller.

We received a warm welcome and the pub atmosphere was very good. Our waitress - Lynn was very attentive and a credit to the establishment. The food was excellent but one word of warning, the portions are large so choose carefully as we had to apologise, reluctantly for not being able to finish our main course. Either a quick beer or a sit down meal I would recommend this place.