The Fishermans Inn in Bradford - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

We went into this pub and straight away the landlord spoke to us and made us feel welcome. We went in with a little dog and he brought her some water without us asking for it. We started to talk to him (George) and found him to be very informative of the local area and very helpful. The pub is ideal for walkers and cyclists just off the canal path but at the moment doesn’t serve food. Hopefully it will in the future as we plan to return.

Ordered a half pint and the server started talking about how annoyed he is having to sell half pints right in front of me. When I asked what was wrong with selling half pints he ignored me and continued to speak to his regulars. I suggest customers go elsewhere with a friendlier atmosphere.

JULY 2024 - NOT DOING FOOD. Otherwise, still a great stop en route along the canal.

We tried here today for the first time, we were going to eat but decided against it after being served at the bar. Firstly I thought the bar person had been bought in off the street, certainly no training there at least , she had no idea. Poured the worst pint of real ale I've seen ever, although in saying that my hubby said it was a well kept pint. Then, I ask for a chardonnay she goes to too look, no chardonnay, what dry have you got I ask, she looks at me blankly, so I said what white, she gets the bottle out the fridge for me to look at, I didn't like the one, so asked what else have they got, the next bottle was a chardonnay??!! Then to top it she gets my glass by putting her fingers inside it. Kinda put us off. We watched people around us leave food too. Shame, this could be the perfect place, right on the canal. We won't be going back.

Lovely pub on the side of the canal. Great beer and reasonable prices.

It was the 1st time we had been in the pub it was very nicely spaced out we didn't eat but the food which we saw coming out looks very nice and staff were very friendly we will return

Nice place to take a break during the afternoon walk with dog and family near canal

Read all the good reviews turned up after 5pm as per the notice on the door but it has now closed apparently.

The food and drinks/beer were very bad on Friday night, the beer went flat almost immediately after it was served, the food was overpriced and poor.

Cosy, cute pub, great beer selection

The chilli con carne was amazing 👏

Great for a drink on a canal walk or a meal with friends and family

Nice place on the canal and some decent beers. Only issue was two staff doing drinks and food so the queues were out the door

A pretty poor attempt at a roast dinner. Beef very tough and under seasoned. Potatoes hard and under seasoned. Mash with margerine instead of butter. Carrots just boiled and undercooked, not even properly peeled. Red cabbage undercooked. Gravy far too thin and under seasoned. Yorkshire pudding not great but at least homemade. Almost a miss at every opportunity. At £15.95 I'd say go elsewhere for your roast dinner. Nice pint and a fire which is a plus.

Customer service was brilliant even when busy lovely staff and the food was amazing and didn’t have wait long for the food which was served warm overall a lovely experience I recommend you go

Love this pub after a canal walk.

Cool pub great selection of drinks and nice people

Beer very good. The food was dreadful 😫 Chips were obviously reheated, few and not even cooked Had to ask for more chips and no one came and apologised ,left it to junior bar staff.

Long time since I have visited here. Wonderful choice of hand pulled beers. The Landlord, is kept just right and the young lady who served us, pulled a gorgeous pint and a half. With regards to the food, I have an allergy to salt. They therefore made fresh batter, and we had a gorgeous fish and chips and mushy peas. We will definitely be visiting. Thanks for your attention to detail.

Excellent pub with a great atmosphere

Really friendly pub, currently not doing food on a Monday night due to winter trade. But lovely beer and atmosphere with views onto the canal. Dog friendly too with a warm fire on

We booked a table for 15 family members at the fisherman’s pub and everyone of us had a lovely Sunday lunch. The food was just great and we had a good choice of Sunday roast or other meals. The Sunday roast was a beauty. Service was excellent we were all served together which was brilliant. The video be is a real friendly atmosphere with a friendly landlord and staff. It’s so good to experience a good pub atmosphere. We live over seas but I know our family will be back for weekly specials and Sunday lunch. Thanks guys 🙏🏽

Friendly welcome, the food was spot on and we will definitely be visiting again soon for the Wednesday tapas night! Thanks. Your local chimney sweep 😉

Dropped in for a pint and a bite to eat while out walking the dogs. The food was excellent, and so was the beer. Very friendly, welcoming staff (as were the other diners/drinkers) A fantastic pub.

On tv looked awful. Dinner in a pizza box. Needs work not like any Sunday day dinner l would order. Just a load of slop.

Not the best Fish and Chips by a long way.

During a recent boating holiday along the Leeds Liverpool Canal, we were moored up for a few days due to a tree blocking our path...luckily we were almost next to the pub and the staff were extremely helpful and friendly during our stay at the canal side. We had several meals there and all of them were excellent, and we particularly recommend the Game Pie, Bangers and Mash, and the Hunters Chicken which were absolutely delicious! The pub is child friendly, having a board games on hand to help keep them entertained, and also dog friendly with a jar of treats on the bar for the doggos - Mushy Pea loved them! Thank you very much to the landlord and the lovely barmaid who looked after us in our hours of need! We will definitely be back!

Lovely place for relaxing drink sat in beer garden 😎 staff excellent service with a smile

Stopped off for a couple of drinks on a late summers evening sat by the canal. Local cask beers from Bridgehouse, Goose Eye and Tim Taylors available. Goose Eye Spring Wells was exceptionally nice. Im told the New Zealand Suavignon Blanc was very nice. Reasonable prices. Quite a few people sat outside eating. Would certainly go back when passing again.

Great food, cannot stress enough GREAT food. And great lagers with live music. Fast becoming our regular despite it n ok to being that local

On arrival, we were told they only served food with table reservations, despite there being lots of spare tables. To that end, I asked if we could reserve one of the empty tables and the barman replied "Oh, that would work, I'll book you in for 7pm" (it was 6.40). His colleague appeared, and I explained and she sat us immediately but asked if we'd wait before ordering. We eventually ordered 2 fish & chips and it took almost an hour to arrive. On arrival one fish was a decent size but the other really small. We were so hungry we ate both portions but I mentioned the small fish, which was didn't generate a comment. On the plus side, the staff (especially the young lady) were very nice. The decent portion of food tasted nice, if a little overpriced.

Went to The Fisherman's Inn twice in two days. Found the landlord charming and genuine. He talked me through all the local beers with enthusiasm. Next day we had a lovely meal, look at the pictures of the Sunday roasts. I had the Fisherman's Fish Pie which was a delight. There was also music on the Sunday, from the very talented Daisy Wardle.

Best roast dinner I’ve had in a while, good vegan options!

Friendly welcome. Lovely food (we had a roast) with the added bonus of live music.

Lunch with friends, dog friendly as well

Nice pub. My husband enjoyed a couple of pints of white rat. We shared a pepperoni pizza, and it was a bit disappointing, not very spicy. But the beer was good. Just choose the wrong meal.

A friendly pub, food was tasty, beer was cold, would gladly visit again.

Absolutely stunning food! Service very good 👍

We had heard & read good things about The Fishermans Inn so were looking forward to some good food and a pleasant night. Sadly, we were very disappointed. Our table was booked for 7pm and on arrival they did not seem busy with diners. Our drink order was taken quickly and delivered, but then came a fairly long wait to order food from a quite short menu. Eventually we ordered but then came a really long wait. It was about 1 hour before we got our order. The food was pretty reasonable and hot but basic. I had a glass of Merlot which was distinctly below average. The (2) staff working in the bar area were both pleasant enough although dropping the contents of a dish of slaw was not appreciated by my brother whose jacket was hit. Overall very disappointing; we will not be back.

Great pub, with an enthusiastic landlord really trying to make it a success. Situated next to the canal a great location. Good range of ale's. Dog friendly. Great food. I had the best burger fries and slaw ever. Presentation was excellent and the ratio of bun to burger was spot on. Would certainly revisit.

Lovely, only issue was the wait for our food. Barmaid/server/waitress was fabulous

The server, bad maid was lovely and extremely efficient, the food was very good only issue was the time we had to wait. Good food good company 👍

New owners have really turned it around, food was excellent, the service best i can recall for many years and the setting is idyllic, top draw

Excellent service. Very polite staff. Very good beer. Enjoyed the place very much after a cycle ride along the canals.

Great range of beers, and friendly staff. Great atmosphere

This was the first time my husband and I had been back to the Fishermans since it changed hands (yet again). We were extremely pleased with our Sunday lunch. The staff were excellent. Great place to stop after a lovely walk along the canal. We will definitely be back.

Stopped for a Sunday evening meal. The roasts were amazing, well presented and delicious.

Extremely nice staff, and the Fish and Chips were very nicely dishes out but the chips were half cooked and the fish was tasteless. We would definitely return for drinks, but not for food. They don't seem to have high chairs for children.

I’m not a fisherman but they made me feel welcome

Good selection of beer, good value food and excellent friendly helpful bar staff.

A warm welcome on a chilly Sunday lunchtime, an excellent choice of beers and wines, and delicious food - what's not to like?

Sunday lunch was fantastic, my friend had the fish. He said he was disappointed as it didn’t taste fresh. But all ours and the service where amazing.

Visited the Fisherman’s tonight for an evening meal, what a pleasure to eat freshly cooked food made with top ingredients. I chose from the Portuguese menu, starting with goats cheese cooked in filo pastry garnished with honey and nuts followed by pork medallions with mushrooms and a port and chocolate sauce, absolutely gorgeous. My husband had Portuguese cod cakes which he said were the best ever, followed by gammon, eggs, chips. Will definitely be going again very soon and definitely on a Wednesday for Portuguese night 🤗

We there as part of a family group following the scattering of a family member's ashes, so quite an emotional experience. Waiting staff were friendly and listened to requests for a few changes, all seemed well. Unfortunately when the food arrived it was shocking. The chips were hard, the fish was so over done it turned to dust when I used my knife and folk. The meat in the sandwiches was tough, the lamb shank was like leather. Upon complaining to the waitress we were offered the bill without the lamb shank. However we felt this wasn't enough as most of the food was below par. We asked to see the manager who had no customer skills whatsoever, he actually withdrew the offer to remove the lamb shank and told us we had to pay the full amount! First class customer skills. Reading previous reviews they can obviously get it right sometimes, question you have to ask yourself is do you want to risk it? Is it the day you get undercooked chips and done to a crisp batter. Do worry the manager doesn't care so why should you? Avoid is my recommendation.

OK, as I read some of the previous reviews it's clear that mine is going to be the exception here. But I have to write of my experience, and hopefully this will alert others to get a far better service. To start with my family and I (a group of 4) arrived having walked a long way along the canal. We'd been travelling all day and hadn't eaten for hours. We'd heard good things about the Fisherman's Inn and the location is a steal! When we arrived the female manager told us that our order would be between 45 minutes and one hour. We were fine with that, and sat to enjoy the location with drinks. But as time passed - 30 mins, 50 mins, 70 mins we started to see that other customers were getting their food before us even though they'd arrived after us. But maybe there were justifiable reasons... maybe they'd ordered in advance? A little later we asked the manager if our order was on its way. Her response was surprisingly dismissive, with the "I told you it'd be about an hour." And when we started to voice our frustrations further her manner was jaw dropping: brusque, arrogant and very defensive. There was no attempt to charm or placate us, she was utterly devoid of any social skills. I was the customer but was made to feel an irrelevance... bizarre! Then I noticed that a table of 4 near us were having definite problems with the manager too. I asked them what their issue was - "Everything... the food is awful and we had to wait ages even though we'd ordered in advance!" At this point, especially as we had now been waiting one hour and 30 minutes - I repeat, one hour 30 minutes! I lost it with the manager and this utterly inept service. What else could we have done?! So, what of the food? Here's the kicker - all we'd ordered was 2 BURGERS AND A CAESAR SALAD yet this easy 'fast' food took one hour 30 minutes to cook. And it was awful!! We'd heard that the new management was Portuguese so had looked forward to some exciting additions on the menu. Not a bit of it - poor, average pub food. The only hint of Portugal are the 2 flags on the ceiling. I am sure that the manager will have her defensive response to this but she/the pub should seriously consider that 8 people (mine and the other group) won't be returning.

Impressive turnaround for this canal side Bingley pub. A new couple-have made improvements throughout. This is now a busy restaurant where booking is highly recommended. Only negative would be more attentive staff as not checked-on us thought the meal and cutlery was blunt, but fortunately the meat was tender and perfectly cooked so wasn’t a problem

Excellent and really good value Wife and I had 2 extremely good Sunday lunches with drinks and pudding. At £52 excellent value for the quality - good friendly and attentive service. We had table for 2 but it was directly in front of door that leads to and from beer garden, was left open by customers and staff alike, so it’s location isn’t great and could maybe do with a rethink That was the only obstacle to a five star review - would 100% go again but on a different table !

Poor do all round, as oaps (wife almost blind) we could in to have some food all the small tables had reserved placed on them we found a table with sign on it,ordered two drinks, sat down and was reading the menu to my wife, all looked good,when we were approached by two ladies who running the bar and told we couldn't sit there because it was reserved !!! This was so embarrassing, we left our drinks and left, not a very good start at all, so beware diners you may ordered to move,very unwelcoming,

Called in for lunch after a walk along the canal. The staff could not have been more welcoming. Nelson detailed all the food options available. Everything from full blown meals to ‘pub grub!’ The service was excellent and very friendly. A good range of real ale on draught. Will definitely revisit.

Nelson the chef who is from Portugal! Cooked us a brilliant Sunday dinner! All the staff was so professional and helpful! Would recommend a visit , cosy homely atmosphere, friendly staff great beers and wines ! Well done and thank you

The Fishermans Inn is a gorgeous pub....I was made to feel so welcome, and their fish and chips tasted so fresh....the size of the fish was jaw dropping. A good selection of beers available too - the landlord told me that these often change, which was good to hear. Nice canalised location with tables near the canal, and a nice beer garden too around the side down the steps. Well worth a visit....once you do - you'll be back!!

Arrived after a funeral. The food order had been submitted 3 days beforehand. We were told on arrival that they were putting signs up to state it was a private function. All was well. Nice pub. Great location . Then we waited and waited for the food. which was all preordered. The prawn cocktails consisted of 2 pieces of lettuce and 4 frozen prawns in a small wine glass with a watery sauce. The chicken & vegetable curry was like a stew where the curry seasoning hadnt been added. The cottage pie was solid potato and the base was just gravy and a sausage was found in the meal. The sausage was so hard it was inedible. The staff were opening the sandwiches to see which filling they had on the plate. Fortunately i didnt get any bad reviews for the Apple Pie or the Choolate Fudge Cake Because of the time it took to serve the party all 3 courses I was at the pub for 3hrs. Its a nice pub with a brilliant location. The pub would be amazing if it got its food and act together

This pub has excellent internal and external areas for eating and drinking. Right on the side of the canal and well worth a visit.

We visited following a post being made on Facebook about the reopening - the new owner is absolutely lovely and we’re glad our new local is so nice! Can’t wait to try the food :)

Called here on a walk to Bingley. Was quickly shown to a table and the ordering process was explain. My granddad ordered the sausage melt sandwich and loved it! I had a spicy vegetarian burger, great value for money and delicious! Will definitely be calling again

I called this evening for availability for about 7.30pm and the very pleasant lady said "that there was no need to book as we are not that busy, just walk in".I asked if we should really book and again she reiterated "no need to".We arrived at 7.25pm, queued for a little while, only to be met with quite a 'surly young man'. From the outset he was quite officious and asked if we had booked. I quoted what the lady had said on the phone and he made quite a face at us as if we were in the wrong!He then in an unpleasant manner stated that they had no chef and we would have to wait for 30 to 45 minutes for food!!!? WHAT?Needless to say we turned on our heels and walked out and will never return there in the future. Shame as we have really liked it here in the past.We had a very pleasant meal at The Brown Cow in Bingley that accommodated us even though we had not booked.

Visited with friends and enjoyed a great steak with trimmings plus a bottle of win for two for £25 can't work out how they do it for that price. Steak cooked as requested and couldn't fault anything! Also available was gammon as an alternative on the same deal or the full menu at normal prices

I pre booked for a party of 9 and was told that I needed to submit a pre-order via email 3 days beforehand. I was given the email address to send the pre-order to. I did exactly as I was told to do and submitted the pre-order 3 days before. On the night of the booking, we turned up and told staff we were here for the booking. We were pointed to the table which was set out with 9 lots of cutlery. However, staff were extremely disinterested in serving us and continued to chat amongst themselves. My drink was served in a glass covered in lipstick. An hour passed and we still had not received our food. There was no one else in the pub other than us. We asked where our food was, seeing as staff had no interest in asking how we were getting on. We were told that they were waiting for us to order?! We explained about the pre-order. A staff member went to check and then came back and told us that they hadn’t checked the emails so didn’t see my pre-order list! But they would start making our food straight away. This wasn’t good enough and we demanded to speak to a manager. However, this was refused. An hour and a half after arriving, our food came. There was no apology. We weren’t offered a drink or anything to compensate for the inconvenience. The food was nothing to shout about either. It just appeared to have all been heated in the microwave. Very overpriced. As we left, over 2 hours after we arrived (and only had a one course meal), we demanded money off the bill. We were given 20% off. But still no apology. Disgraceful service all round. Definitely won’t be returning.

To be honest we weren’t going to eat here but ended up doing so as they said they could cater for a gluten free (coeliac) diner. How I wish they said they couldn’t. Anyway they weren’t serving Sunday lunches as such as they are using their Xmas menu throughout December— proceeded to choose from this ( four of us) £16.95 for two courses. Three prawn cocktails and one pate to start - to be fair this was the best part of the meal , prawns and pate all edible and quite tasty- even gluten free bread ( well toast) was provided. Onwards and upwards we were all looking forward to our main meal of Roast Beef, roast potatoes and “seasonal vegetables “ plus a Yorkshire pudding!!! The chef even promised gluten free gravy. Our mouths were watering at the thought. Well it’s a shame we didn’t leave after our starter as the “main” was a total let down - for all of us - tough beef, frozen vegetables which were soggy sprouts, hard ( but perfectly round and evenly sliced) carrots, soggy green beans and some parsnips with a bit of burnt honey on them and everything was luke warm ( my pet hate) We all ate parts of the meal - (only because we had paid for it and were hungry ). This meal was a complete disaster- in this day and age to serve frozen veg, frozen potatoes, frozen Yorkshire puddings ( god knows if the beef had been frozen) is a travesty and a definite no-no. It doesn’t take long to peel carrots, sprouts potatoes etc and give the paying customer what they surely deserve??The young waitress came at the end to clear the plates- all had food left, veg, beef etc— I asked her if they were using frozen veg? I asked if she would enquire as to “why they would use it” bless the waitress she cleared our plates apologised a lot and went to ask. She returned as we were leaving and said they were not using frozen veg- many more apologies followed- I said we weren’t blaming her but that it was frozen and nobody would believe otherwise. We are all 50/60– we know the difference between fresh and frozen!!!!I am upset on three counts- firstly that we decided to eat there at all - secondly that they think we were foolish enough to believe that the veg were fresh and thirdly that we wasted £34.00 on what should have been a lovely “Xmas meal”— if this is a “Special Xmas Meal” I dread to think what the meals are like for the other 11 months— the saving grace is that I hope this fair and unbiased review will heed other possible diners of the “specialness of their Xmas meal” if you like “frozen foods” crack on or do yourself a favour and go to Iceland - at least you can make sure the food is hot !!

Recently came to try the Sunday lunch as I’ve been in recently for a light lunch and heard it was under new management. Really disappointed unfortunately. The gravy was watery, the veg was sparse, the roast potatoes were raw in the middle, the Yorkshire puddings didn’t appear to be homemade, it wasn’t warm, the lady who cleared our plates never asked if everything was ok, neither did the waitress behind the bar who served us when we went to pay, the lady who I presume is the manager also looks like she’d rather be anywhere other than there. Won’t be returning.

Really enjoyed our Friday fish and chips here. Great value, £15 for 2 people, lovely crispy batter. Always a really good range of real ales, warm friendly pub and dog friendly.

sunday lunch was horrible. Roast potatoes were hard, carrots hard, one measly stem of broccoli,which looked wilted and definitely not fresh. Gravy was very watery, and Yorkshire's were most definitely not home cooked. To top it off, it was cold. No hello/bye, please or thank you, and the woman who served us was a miserable cow. To say we were dissapointed is an understatement.

Excellent service, great food, great value for money. Great location. Good selection of hand pulled beers, beer garden next to canal. Great place to visit and eat.

It's a long time since we were last here when we used to walk up the canal from Saltaire, have a pint and a packet of crisps then walk back again. We decided to try the food on Saturday lunch-time and despite the foul weather outside the welcome and staff were very friendly inside. My wife and I both had the Steak and Ale Pie whilst our daughter had a generous portion of fish and chips. Chips are of the proper variety and our Pies were accompanied by a selection of 4 vegetables. Won't be so long in returning here next time.

As we sat down to dine we noticed the sign on the menu - 'Always the warmest welcome' which was exactly what we were given by Bethan and Holly. Our steak night was excellent - personal service, a cosy atmosphere, and quality rump and sirloin steaks with a good choice of wines included in the price of £25 per couple. The mixed olives that we shared before our meal were excellent value at £3 for a large bowl. We know dogs are welcome but sometimes wonder why so many dog owners are selfish and totally unaware of other diners' needs. One dog stood on its hind legs and put its mouth and paws on the table - a disgusting lack of hygiene. They are not human beings and the owners should realise that staff need to clean the tables vigorously to prevent infections or diseases. However, we look forward to our next visit and just hope insensitive dog owners can learn lessons from this. Thanks to all the staff for providing us with such a gourmet experience.

Visited on Tuesday evening to take advantage of the steak night,very impressed good friendly service and food equally cooked as requested and very good value for money such a vast improvement since last visited and will surely come again

Had a lovely meal and the service was excellent. Very nice surroundings. Choice was good too. Relaxed atmosphere with 5 star service recommend to all.

We ordered lunch. The pub was not full, but the food took well over 30 minutes to arrive. It was not particularly good - the crust of a steak pie looked raw, and the portions were not large. A couple of us had lasagne and it was fairly tasteless.The price was high for a mediocre meal. There are other local places which give better value & tastier meals. Used to be a good canal side venue.

Came on spec for a Sunday roast. It was fine, not fine dining but just perfectly acceptable.

We took a friend there for his birthday, never been before, but the food was really good and the staff were very friendly. We had the early bird menu, two courses for £12, and there was plenty of food cooked just right. We would definitely recommend this pub

We've been here a few times with the kids and always had a good, relaxing experience. The service is always friendly and they are happy to give the kids half portions. The full menu is available on a Sunday and there is a great range of vegetarian options on offer which goes far beyond the stereotypical margarita pizza and mushroom stroganoff. The beer is fantastic and I would recommend this to anyone looking for a relaxing pub lunch or evening meal.

we went yesterday first time for a long time and it had changed completely and for the better the staff were very polite the tables were all clean and tidy we ordered fish and chips for two which came very quickly and I must say they were as good as gets lovely white haddock in light batter and abbs excellent hand cut chips 2nd lot of drinks were brought to the table by a lovely young lady so we are very happy and will be back soon cheers david and Sheila hudson

Me and my partner love a good Ploughmans, unfortunately we did not get one here. £9.95 for half a poor quality pork pie, one lump of tasteless cheese, a lump of bread and salad. No ham, no pickle, no apple or grapes. The manager did say he was sorry we were not satisfied and gave us half our bill back but said that was how it was meant to be. So if you want a good Ploughmans walk a bit further to the Boathouse, they do a cracking one there.

We called here during our Leeds Liverpool canal walk for a drink, the guy on the bar has an excellent attitude towards making you feel welcome. We saw people eating and decided to go back for the evening meal. On a Tuesday it is £25 for 2 x 8oz sirloin steaks and a bottle of wine. 2 of us got the steak offer and 1 got a steak off the menu, the steaks were all cooked to perfection and I haven't had one as good as that in a restaurant for years. The staff were very attentive and it did get quite busy but with what they served and the the service we got it's no surprise. The home made onion rings and chunky chips are fabulous. This is a must for visiting. Taxi is very reasonable.

Been here a few times for food. Some has been great and others times not good at all. We live within walking distance so it's convenient to go. More good experiences than bad but overall a touch disappointing

My wife and I ,with a friend, were in Bingley and decided to call in for an evening meal. The pub was welcoming and the person behind the bar was most obliging. The beer offering was a little disappointing, they had 6 hand pumps on but no dark beer available. We all ordered the same meak sepite the fact that the menu was quite extensive. Unfortunately the lasagnia was disappointing, being rather lacking in taste.

Had a good Sunday lunch here. Roast beef nicely cooked and presented and plenty of fresh veggies. Followed by a huge serving of cheese and biscuits which was very enjoyable. 3 cheeses and plenty of biscuits. Good choice of ales and a lovely canal side setting which would be great in summer.

A group of us went for dinner on Boxing Day and we had a lovely time. Greeted with a friendly team member and shown quickly to our table, drinks arrived promptly. As we had pre ordered our food once all our party arrived the starter was served, everyone said their starter was really good, our main quickly followed, a bit too quickly it would have been nice for a gap, however the food again perfect, loads of veggies, after a break (which we asked for) our desserts arrived and topped off a lovely dinner. Only criticism is the wine choice not great, but we still managed to drink 4 bottles! Staff were great throughout. We were told on a Tuesday they have a steak night 2 steaks and a bottle of wine £25 we will definitely give this a go.

Cosy waterside pub, wood burner to ward off the cold, well kept local beer. Not surprising it was popular.

Went there for Sunday lunch. The special was roast beef,. Nicely presented and expertly served. The food was good and with generous portions.

It was our last night on the Leeds Liverpool canal. We decided to push the boat out so to speak and stopped here for our final meal. The service was excellent the food was absolutely lovely and the beer was just right. Unfortunately I had not been well most of the holiday so did not stay for the sweets etc. My family did nothing but say how beautiful the food was cooked

Warm welcome, nice surroundings, nice food with large portions even for the early bird special menu Monday to Friday 5pm to 7.30pm! Try the steak and ale pie and I promise you'll be asking for a doggie bag! Would recommend!

Lovely place to eat very informal views of the canal .The staff were very engaging & made us feel very welcome to return . Nice hoover of food & local ales good menu too

We had already tried a previous Tuesday's offer of 2 steaks and a bottle of wine for £25, which was excellent value for money. This proved equally good - great service from Andrew the 'hands-on' manager and the young server. The sirloin steaks were, again, cooked to perfection and the quality rose wine arrived nicely chilled. The constant buzz of conversation added to the atmosphere. Looking around, other guests were clearly enjoying their meals and, from the comments we couldn't help overhearing, were impressed by their overall experience. Highly recommended.

We visited as part of a works outing.

Reservamos nuestra mesa sólo un par de horas de antelación y el personal estaba dispuesto a meter. El pub es luminoso y ventilado y decorado en un estilo contemporáneo y también hay un patio exterior con mesas. Dos de nosotros optamos por el asado de...

Fuimos a cenar, después de la final de la escuela, no oímos mucho sobre él antes, absolutamente terrible comida, personal en otro lugar y los perros estaban caminando libremente en la cocina y todo el pub.

Visited here early Saturday teatime and the place was busy,still managed get a table,the starters we had were lovely ,garlic mushrooms and black pudding stack followed by the lamb Henry which was very nice ,my other half had steak pie which he said was rather bland .wine was quite pricey but overall very good.

Good food. Friendly staff. Dog friendly which is excellent if planning a walk along the canal with a 4 legged companion!

Visited this place twice in the same day midweek on a Wednesday, The frst time was for a lunchtime drink as we were travelling on the canals and decided to moor there overnight.When we got back from touring the same day we decided to go there for our Evening Meal. Bar and waiting staff pleasant and we were able to sit outside.We placed our order and went to sit outside in the evening sun - Very nice. Our meals arrived 90 minutes later (they were always 10 minutes away or up next) long after we had to come inside as the sun had set - When they arrived my meal wasn't there - The waiting staff when asked told me they were just plating it up - 20 minutes later our final meal arrived. - Dreadfully slow service given the place wasn't too busy. I didn't finish the meal as we had other plans and had to rush off.I appreciate fully that service can sometimes be slow but 110 minutes for Scampi and Chips seems a little excessive - Felt like we had been overlooked and only when we chased did they start to make up the meal - If this was the case we would have preferred to have known this Recommend it as nice country pub BUT..........