The nook in Kirklees

The room was very small, although clean. The shower was freezing cold, the tv so small I could barely watch it although spent most of the time switching it back on as it kept turning off. The place appeared unstaffed in the morning and when we attended for breakfast we were made to feel an inconvenience because we were the only patrons that day and the chef had to come in just for us. The breakfast though hot was tasteless and more about presentation than filling you up. I complained via email as no staff to talk to re: the shower and tv and to date have had no response. Do not go here it’s not worth the £95 + £25 dog surcharge.

Rude staff. On the 2nd of march, we went to celebrate a birthday and we experienced rude, confrontational and aggressive tones from 2 members of staff. An older man and a younger girl with pink hair.

Can't believe we have just been charged £23 for 1 double gin and tonic 1 single gin and tonic and 1pint of Victoria. Disgraceful. Live in Cumberworth and call at this pub whenever in Holmfirth. Never again.

Absolutely shocking as regards waiting for food served. Took 50 minutes for pizza to arrive without the fries ordered at the same time. Don't ask me when fries arrived... left after eating pizza, around 10 minutes! Never again!!!!

This place is brilliant great drinks the best in area good atmosphere however the only gripe I have is it is owned by the brewery which is next door yet the prices have gone up dramatically from just a year ago not justified at all as I know other breweries like for eg bradfield who haven't put there prices up no where near as much think greed may have had a part to play hear no wonder more an more pubs are closing an quite empty it is so much cheaper now to drink at home

I cannot praise The Nook enough and would highly recommend it for any function you may be having. I booked The Nook for my husband's wake and asked for a hot and cold buffet. The food was fantastic, not just the ordinary run of the mill buffet, great quality and more than enough for our guests. The service was excellent and Caitlin and Holly looked after us really well, making sure everything was exactly what we had asked for.

Absolutely love this quaint little oub. Always nice as locals make the tourists so very welcome. Great range of real ales, blonde being my fave. My partner had a nice pint of Guinness. Great 80’s music playing and put us in the mood for our live music event at the picturedome just across the road. Will definitely be visiting again.

We called in for a drink, we sat outside as it was very hot. and there were lots of people outside in the yard, lots of tables. Not really my kind od place but we did enjoy our drinks and left. Not sure if we would be back, sorry.

Called in for a beer whilst out on mountain bikes. Nice selection of ales they brew themselves. I had best mate had Skyblue blonde. Both very nice. Place is not the Ritz but it's not Ritz prices. £3.50 for a pint in Holmfirth is great.

The Nook is what it is. It's a bit rough and noisy - but if you don't mind that, they do brew excellent beer and it is really very very good.

Been regular customers for years but it is now closing earlier and employing inexperienced staff and losing trade. Now off the main pub route around Holmfirth for socialising and if it isn’t open late then there isn’t any reason to go to a dated pub with the worst loos in West Yorkshire. It can’t trade on its reputation as a Holmfirth institution for much longer without investment. I know that lockdowns affected pub trade hugely and that the owners have invested in another pub, but we really don’t want to see this much loved pub in Holmfirth decline any further.

Can't say what food's like as I didn't have it but the few ales I tried from the nearby Nook brewery were fantastic. Nice atmosphere too.

Called in with family for the chaps to sample some craft beers and good they were. The ladies just fancied a nice coffee. Quite a wait, the two small cups appeared - half empty, no milk or hot water. The coffee was absolutely awful and we returned the same. We said if that was the coffee, we had no option but to have tea. I walked into the bar to hear the barman who brought us the coffee stating to a colleague ‘we’ll, that was out of the f***king coffee machine!’ NOT professional at all. I enquired if they had any other coffee to find we could have a latte, ordered the same as no tea had arrived to be told a further payment would be required. I declined to pay. Some 5 minutes later he came to say the tea order remained unless we paid. I declined to pay again. 5 mins later they poured hot water onto a tea bag and served the same!! If you want anything other than beer, go elsewhere. We went on to Beattie’s and the service, food and coffee were all fabulous.

The best real ale pub in the town serving their own well-kept ales with a friendly welcome. A must visit when in the twon

This pub is a true ‘wet led’ real ale establishment and represents the best of real ale and traditional Yorkshire hospitality. Tucked away down a cobbled side alley in the centre of Holmfirth, this brew pub has a range of real ales ranging from IPA and blonde through to stouts. With tiled floors, high backed wooden settles and subdued lighting, it is what a proper ‘beer pub’ should be. We did not eat there, but I understand food is served at various times and also accommodation is available. This is most certainly a drinkers and locals pub, although we were made to feel welcome. A Good Beer Guide entry for the town and definitely worth a visit or two!

we sat at the wrong table, and staff were extremely rude instead of politely asking us, they spoke down to us and lost a customer! we were planning on walking over after out current pub but we certainly will not be

We were allocated a room on the top floor ie attic. The building we later realised had been badly converted in that the room was tiny with the bed shoved up the wall and about 3 feet of headroom. The window only opened about 4...

stayed recently here 2nd time visit brilliant set up with pub and brewery adjoining the hotel. rooms are very clean and comfortable ours was a double deluxe room with walk in shower in bathroom, tea/coffee was also available and separate small lounge for other guests...

Quirky bar by the river. Came for an afternoon pint, the place was empty. Inside very rustic. We’re all getting used to the new rules and regulations and I’m sure the staff must be sick of telling people but easily mistakes are made, but I...

The nook is a pub where I have always been made to feel very welcome. The staff are friendly and always happy to help. Luke, Gaz, Alex and Murray make the pub what it is, which is a nice light hearted place to have a...

We had a lovely time! Luke was absolutely brilliant and very attentive. Really enjoyed our visit! :)

hHaf a fantastic over night stay which was long awaited due to covid. Well worth the wait. Staff really friendly and a fantastic meal by The Captain & Pete

What a wonderful find ! I'd read about the Nook's in house brewery so we booked a table for a meal. Nothing was too much trouble for our lovely waitress and chef. We sampled a number of beers, all delicious, as was the food. We...

Having had a lovely afternoon rock drink we came back after dinner to a completely different atmosphere. Locals preferred access at the bar and if you are not or perceived not to be you were made to walk around the one way system outside of...

called midweek for a couple of pints. Love the Nook best bitter brewed round the back. Food was spot on. Pubs a bit rough and ready but always a decent crowd

The hubby and I live a couple of miles away from this excellent little pub and is accessable by public transport. It has a great selection of real ales, most by the Nook brewery. Has a good food menu, we partook in one of their...

Called for a couple of pints with friends on a Christmas meet up, what fantastic beer, can recommend if you like real beer, kept well.

Nice place, reasonable prices, have accommodation. Would have a drink there again and recommend to others.

I always call in here when attending a gig at the picturedome, bit of an olde worlde feel to it with various nooks and crannies, the nook beers are well kept and the cherry stout was a nice drink, friendly place with fairly loud rock...

Visited yesterday nice old real ale boozer food very good apart from missing off my veg we shall let you off this time. Nice beer sampled them all. Quite partial to the Beez Knees :)

My wife and I visited this lovely pub and found the staff outstanding in all areas. Very knowledgeable about the drinks and the brewery which they have next door and brew some fantastic ales.We will definitely be returning again

A proper pub with flagstone floors and plenty of nooks. Quite basic and not at all posh but worth a visite for a beer

Just popped in because they sell locally brewed ale. Service was Spot On and their ales even better!!! They also keep a selection of there own ales bottles, so you can take them home. Picture of cherry Stout 😍

A fantastic little gem, hidden away behind the main road. Home of Nook brewery with a great range of beers.

I have just bought a property in Wath and was told about this little café. You just have to go and try it!! There is seating outside and if the sun is out, it is a perfect sun-trap. Do try the scones. Full cherries in them with clotted cream. Also the hot chocolate. You are given a rack of jars with chocolate and marshmallows to put on. Heaven.

That is all! Admittedly from a reviewer who started drinking there in 1981, aged 16. Love it! The Brewhouse supplies some fantastic beers, Yorkshire hospitality. Not posh but perfect, pool table, jukebox, friendly people. Expect a warm welcome & to enjoy a delicious beer or 2.

The menu has changed since our last visit, but it has retained all the quality of the old one, they still have a great range of real ales, brewed in the outhouse at the rear, and all at low prices

Went for here for lunch after a small walk round Holmfirth, we rang up and booked in advance as us and our friends were taking two babies to make sure they had high chairs for us which we were advised they did and they were very helpful on the phone however we need not have bothered as it was dead. We got there and were taken to the ‘restaurant’ that was clearly undergoing refurbishment and wasn’t big enough to really fit us four adults and two babies never mind anyone else. We asked for the high chairs, one of which was in pieces behind a curtain next to our table which my husband had to put together and was filthy and the second one the staff had to go hunting down and looked like it hadn’t seen the light of day since the 1960s and again was filthy and had no straps. The high chairs were not wiped down by staff or even offered to be wipe down ( as parents we carry a lot of things but anti-bac wipes are not my main concern and expect high chairs for children to be clean!) so we had to use baby wipes. I ordered the filled Yorkshire pudding which was the size of a small aunt Bessie bought from the supermarket , to be fair it was filled with meat but it was tasteless but that would be becuase it couldn’t really tasted due to the awful thick salty gravy similar to that bought from a bargain shop. I ate the food becuase I was starving and quite frankly wanted to leave as soon as possible. My husband had the fish platter which seemed to have been bulk frozen in blocks. Our friends had the burger but didn’t seem overly impressed and left a fair amount. At the end we asked for the bill and staff asked how the meals were and I just had to be honest and say it wasn’t enjoyable to which the lady said she was sorry and not much else, we also advised the high chairs would need cleaning before using again as we had to do it ourselves. My husband went to change our baby to which we discovered there was no baby changing facilities as it had broken but couldn’t seem to find any evidence one even ever existed so had to change the baby on a toilet seat in the men’s with glass on the floor. As a group we all felt the same that we would not have gone there knowing there were no facilities for children- not saying that all pubs should cater fully for children , each to their own - but it would have just been best advised when we booked the table about the extent of the refurbishment and the lack of changing and seating so we could have gone elsewhere.

The room we stayed in was nice, not the cleanest the bathroom sink/drain wasn't cleaned out properly. Staff members behind the bar could have been more welcoming.

Spot on!.... every time and at a price that's right. Full marks! Just good quality all round and no fuss. Worth a try but keep it to ya sen.

This is a good place to be if you like your ale's there is a good wide choice and is change on a regular basis the atmosphere is good always a busy friendly place .

Called on a night out with friends. The nook is always welcoming and as good music playing. We found a place to sit which was unusual so got nice and comfy. Good choice of home brewed beer and good prices. 2 of my friends got a couple of bottles of Newky Brown which went down well.

called in for something to eat before we went across the road to see the bay city rollers at the picture drome , i had the special burger at £13 and it was very good , the wife had yorkshire pudding filled with roast beef and sticky gravy again very good , washed down with a pint of blonde and a white wine .

How can anyone fail to enjoy everything the Nook has to offer! From the fine ales to the fresh, locally sourced food they serve. If your looking for fine dining then this place is not for you but if you are looking for a very friendly atmosphere, real ales & fab pub grub then get yourself booked in..

We came for a drink while we were on holiday but we found that it was a horrible, dark, and slightly scary pub. Wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

Went here for a drink in the afternoon based on reviews and found it to be dark, disheveled and unwelcoming. 70s throwback broken locks in the toilets, taciturn staff and locals-only snug. Incongruously good microbrewery beer though.

Called in for a few drinks before going to the picturedrome to a gig. Ideally situated in the heart of Holmfirth Just around the back of the Tap House. Nice big pub, plenty of seating available, pool table, good selection of beers and spirits. Food is served we didn’t actually eat but had a good selection of meals. Also Boutique rooms available. Would definitely call in again maybe eat next time as well.

Booked a overnight stay for the 11th october,check in after 3.Called in at 1.15 to ask about parking,2 people sat drinking the only person there was on customer side of a dirty bar hand bag was left sticky after placing on bar.Was told parking in town center where we was already parked could stay all day and over night,you cant 2 hours only,was told to cme back after three as too busy to get room ready.This would not have been a problem if we could have parked,no space on side streets there van parked at front.decided not to go back due to dirty bar and persons manner.

Found this pub by chance. Tucked away behind shops it was a pleasure to find. Real mix of drinks available in what I would call a real old local pub. Brilliant atmosphere says it all.

We enjoyed a pint and good conversation here at the Nook. It has a great neighborhood "feel" to it, with beers brewed on-site. I recommend a pint of the Nook's "Red" for anyone who enjoys a great red or brown beer.

If you are looking for a comfortable little hideaway with character that serves great ale at reasonable prices then this is the place for you. I happened to walk in on a Sunday night when it was a folk free for all music night and have to say I was quite moved by the ambiance of it all.

I can't comment on food or B&B; as I come here ostensibly to sup ale! However, if they are as good as the ale, then you will be in for a treat. Nestling in a quaint cobbled alleyway in the very heart of Holmfirth this pub / microbrewery is a delight, the range of ale is excellent and regularly changing, including some interesting fruit-based versions; I can't stand bananas in their actual form - but my oh my, the banana ale here is something to savour! (I cry when it's not on). There's an old fashioned ''snug'' at the front and some seating outside, clearly this is most popular with locals and returning visitors like me - a must if you like good beer and are in Holmfirth

excellent pub that serves a brilliant selection of real ale some of which are brewed on the premises. Small menu of mainly burgers but freshly cooked and served with a smile

When we moved to the area two years ago The Nook quickly became our favourite pub. Traditional folk in traditional surroundings with good beer.

We found this bar down a side street and what a great little find.This is a micro brewery with some lovely beers on tap.

OK, it's not really so local, as we live in Durham, NC, USA. But that's how we feel about it. Not sure how I got to it as a restaurant; it's a pub. Lovely ales that they brew out back. More characters per square inch than anywhere we've ever been. So we do seem to fit in.Hang out at the tables out front - sharing space and meeting folks - and dogs. The Yorkshire burgers are to die for. Love it!

....... The burgers have increased in price (which is fair enough and to be expected), but the amount of food you get has decreased. You get a battered onion ring (singular) and significantly fewer chips which is a pity because other than that, the food is still good.

Well we were warned beforehand that this place was a little 'rough and ready' so we got what we expected.....the spit had dried up and the saddest had left in disgust. It's not a cheap drink either...and I'm not too sure about the smell.

This is the best pub in the world that is let down by the indifferent bar staff. This is not personal but a true statement about the very poor and unfriendly bar staff who I think should be told how to treat people. I love this pub but the staff there really put me off going.

Good selection of hand pumped ales and the CIA, fire in the snug is a real welcome in the winter months. We often wander down midweek and partake a few glasses whilst people watching. This place certainly attracts people from all walks of life!

Recently attended the Nooks spring beer festival and was extremely impressed by their selection of beer. All beer was well kept and the staff gave great advice on the correct selection for my tastes. The people were very friendly and even though the place was very busy it was also extremely relaxed and calm. Would recommend to any beer enthusiast! Top marks

A relatively small establishment but has a very welcoming and homely vibe about it. The rustic elements of the building and its decor only add to the general atmosphere. Service was very good and prompt both at the bar and when we ate which was pre-booked. A good variety of ales were on hand and the menu had an equally varied selection including vegetarian options.

Myself and a friend stayed at The Rooms at the Nook when in Holmfirth for a gig.

Just perfect. A big open COAL fire set up the right height to burn your b*m. A heap of raucous locals all doing their thing. Cheap beer (including their very own brews). Two tubby gits behind the bar arguing about why the glass washer was so noisy. A nice bloke with a guitar and amp singing rather bad covers to a really appreciative audience. Real people playing pool and loosing gracefully with rueful good grace. A nice dog or two.

Nothing flash here but great real ales and local hospitality.Nice roaring log fire on a cold winter day. We enjoyed.

Warm and welcoming. Half hour wait for food but we'll worth the wait . Excellent value for money .Yorkshire burger. It's a must.

The Nook, to many things to mention why i like this pub but the beer is good, the decor people say its shabby but its like a living museum to me and most. Would be a shame if it were ever decorated.

This is a microbrewery & proper ale house, with an overwhelming smell of ale and hops as soon as you walk through the door!! There were about 8/10 ales available and I settled for The Nook India Pale Ale which was delicious!! I would have loved to have indulged some more but @ 5.2% i thought prudence was called for especially as I was going to be imbibing later on!! This is a great pub with a friendly and welcoming atmosphere!! I shall return!!

Difficult to find unless you know it's tucked away in a back alley. Probably the best beers from miles. Excellent hand pulled beer and a great choice, been in the same family for years. Great pub food also, a member of CAMRA. Also have rooms available but I can't comment because I havnostayed.

Popped in for afternoon drinks with a few friends, there was a roaring fire in the dog grate and the vast array of beers to try, what a great way to spend a Saturday afternoon.

The atmosphere was very un welcoming. Went in for drinks ended up leaving 5 mins later. The place looks like a crack den would not recommend for family's only positive note would be the food which isn't the best

really nice authentic cosy pub. vast choice of ales and cider. food good, have had burgers and nachos in the past and enjoyed them both. great friendly staff - a proper local!

popped in for a late drink after food fest...always a friendly welcome and atmosphere.. not the most desirable setting or decor..but look past that and its a great little pub...

For those of you wanting super ales in a relaxed atmosphere where pretty much anything goes then this is the place for you. With an equal ratio of suppers and dogs expect no frills. One of the cheaper drinking holed of Holmfirth that also serves pub grub. It can be just as lively outside as on the inside with beer festivals and live music. Just one thing however.... it's bloody freezing! Yes the staff are kept busy pulling pints and warming up but take a look around and you will notice everyone well wrapped up. Personally it gets the better of me and it's then off to another pub just to thaw out. I'd drink a fair bit more in there if a match was put to the fire. It's been that way since August! Please make it more warm and cosy.

Lively atmosphere with choice of ales brewed 'out the back'. Really smooth oat stout, that is worth a visit for.

Not a restaurant but a real ale pub with character and characters. Well kept beer and a limited but tasty fast food menu. Pool table and presumably in winter real fires. Juke box can be a bit over powering. Brewery tap house with occsional tours of the brewery.

Came here for drinks on a Saturday before a curry. Was really surprised when we went in. It has the feel of an old rock bar and they do indeed have bands on sometimes. Tried the blonde beer from the bar's own brewery and it was very good. Good music playing and friendly, drunken locals make this a place with character. It is very reasonably priced too. So much so, that bar staff from other bars in the town were recommending it.

We visited The Nook twice over a weekend stay in the area, once on a Thursday teatime and once on a Saturday afternoon, both with our two dogs.The Thursday (24/08/2017) visit was brilliant, with a really knowledgeable young man behind the bar who was passionate about the beer and very friendly. The ale, which was brewed on site was excellent.The clientele on the Thursday was wide and varied, with locals as well as visitors to the area, all getting along swimmingly, having a great laugh listening to some good sounds on the jukebox.We only nipped in for one drink, but stayed for a few hours.The visit on the Saturday (26/08/2017) was dire.This was all down to the really miserable bloke behind the bar, who had all the charisma of a wet kipper. No welcome, please or thank you.In fact he clearly upset one lady who had come in that much, she upped and left.This was apparently down to the fact that this bloke does not like dogs, which is probably why he was so ignorant with us.Such a shame, we had one drink and left, not willing to put up with his rudeness.The sad thing is the locals said he was like this all the time.

This is a nice hidden pub in holmfirth. It has nice outdoor seating. The beer is good, but I would prefer it if they would have a separate outdoor area (preferably downwind) for smokers since the enjoyment of a fine day is hindered by the constant smoke in your face

Good beer. Money has not been wasted on marketing or poncy faux decorations here. Pity more pubs are not like this one.

The burgers here are legendary. Lovely food and plenty of it. Old fashioned pub with small bar so be prepared to wait. Seating area outside in quaint courtyard Friendly staff reasonably priced.

We had dinner at the Nook on 3rd August... The food was OK without being anything really special... Our Waitress (young woman) was excellent. The bill was OK for what we had. My dish was a filled Yorkshire pudding. The pudding itself was very poor but the filling 'beef chilli'was good. Kate had a vegetarian dish of cooked vegetables which essentially she enjoyed but there were some strange flavours and spices... The bread that accompanied her dish was very dry and lacking in flavour. The ambiance of the setting was very good...

A unique pub remembering what pubs were like serves real ale from its own brewery and everyone I can recommend always kept and served well. I love this place full of atmosphere and a proper pub with no pretensions at all

We popped into the Nook for a drink to get out of the rain and weren't planning on stopping and eating. We were sat next to a big menu on a blackboard, it had some delicious sounding food on it so we ended up ordering lunch.It did take a while to be served, there was just one guy running about like a headless chicken, as we were waiting he'd disappear for minutes on end either to change a barrel or nip to the kitchen then come back and just carry on without a word to anyone. I ordered a veggie burger and a few minutes later the bar man came over to me and said they had run out of veggie burgers but the could do something with some Linda McCartney sausages they had in, I like Linda McCartney sausage so was fine with that, although I did ask if it would come with all the trimmings that the veggie burger had and I was told yes. 40 minutes later our food arrived and mine looked lovely - the veggie burger replaced with the sausages (as I was expecting) and there were a couple of hash browns in the bun with it. I was looking forward to tucking in but noticed that there were no sundried tomatoes, fried onions or mozzerella as were on the menu for the original burger I'd ordered, I mentioned it to the bar man who took it back to the kitchen, I was expecting them to add the missing bits or just put them on the side....... they threw the entire thing in the bin to start again with a veggie burger they had now found - what a waste of food! When I asked why they'd done that when I was more than happy with what had been delivered, i hadn't complained I'd just asked for the extras bits that should have been on, the barman just shrugged! Fifteen minutes later (when my friend had almost finished her burger) my new meal came out. Both mine and my friends food was tasty, huge portions and very filling so I do recommend coming here for food, it's just the customer service that is a bit lacking and I still can't get over them wasting a perfectly good plate of food for no reason.

I was visiting the Nook with friends as they had recommended the place. It was a Sunday afternoon and the place was 1/3 full. There was a lovely selection of beer and the ones we chose were lovely. Clear and fresh. The barman was a bit slapdash but he had probably been on a long busy shift. We also ordered food. Sunday roast dinners. Beef. They came out sporadically and were mostly wolfed down but they were far too hot in place to be eaten, and cool in others. Sure sign of a cold plated meal in the microwave. The place was dog friendly and was soon filling up. For round three of the drinks, the tired bar chappie had retired and two cheerful bouncy lads took over. The weather was nice so we sat outside we're there are a couple of tables. I'd definitely go there again, but for a drink. If you liked my review please click below. Thanks

I visit the nook frequently as they have a great selection of there own cask ales such as cherry stout and funky banana the staff are always friendly and it is always a good night out there is a jukebox with a large choice of music and the atmosphere is amazing it is a great pub and the food is great too

The nook brew their own beer which is of a good quality, however I'm afraid this is where the positives end for this pub. The decor of the pub is shabby and it is inhabited by drunkards. The Taphouse located next door is owned by the same people and is more upmarket with the advantage of the home brewed beer offering a menu with more variety. However they do not allow dogs. The only reason I would go into the nook would be to sample the beer if you are a dog owner.

Old pub, not much changed offering real ales and a variety of live music, The staff were friendly and knowledgeable about the beers on offer.

Been going in the nook for a beer all my drinking life but last week after many recommendations my wife and I decided to go for tea, we both had burgers me the Yorkshire and Caz the chicken absolutely great food and real value for money will be eating again soon

The place needs some TLC, could have been more inviting and clean. Otherwise, home brewed ales are the most delicious!The river bubbling by The Nook adds charm to the place.

Called with my wife, nice welcome and friendly bar staff. Good choice of beers brewed on the premises and good choice of lager's etc.

Just had to call again whilst in the area, still the same traditional pub, hope it never changes, The food was excellent as always, and great portions, There is a fantastic range of homemade beers, the Oak Stout is my favourite. The chap on the bar was very friendly and always has time for the customers, Yorkshire Burger washed down with real ales, you just can't get better.

The nook is by far the best pub in holmfirth. The staff are always brilliant, the vibe is great and the burgers are the best burgers I've ever had (also very good value for money). The beer is always really good (i tend to drink the guiness or the poretti lager) and reasonably priced. There is a pool table and a duke box and a nice area around the back which is used for live performances and the beer festival, which is always brilliant.

The heartbeat of Holmfirth. Little changed in decades, and a welcoming sight to the returning exiled native. Fine beer and good craic, always.

If you like traditional pubs and real ales look no further. Quaint old setting next to the river. brews it's own beers.

Excellent food in on site brasserie had fish platter to start followed by homemade burger. Very impressed with boutique accommodation and amazing traditional pub with great selection of in house beers. Definitely will be returning.

Roaring fire, fantastic selection of beers. Great enormous burger. Bit run down in places, but perfect for me.

I first visited this pub in the 70s and it is much the same. Great ales, great service and the pub has a great atmosphere. This is a real pub.

I guess a pub is pub! I was out with friends in Holmfirth and we came across The Nook. You might call this a traditional pub in every sense. Few beers to choose from but limited on lagers. No Fosters or Carling, just Carlsberg. For me though the pub was a tad scruffy. Perhaps that's me being a little pompous??? Sadly, will not be going back.

A great selection of beers, brewed on site. Ale drinkers cant go wrong here. Fire roaring on a cold Sunday evening, great atmosphere. Very decent burgers - not for the faint hearted - we had a burger and natchos to share , and was plenty.