The best restaurants in Luddendenfoot Calderdale Yorkshire and The Humber

Lovely cafe with nice surroundings, the food was gorgeous and the staff were friendly and efficient, especially the lovely lady Carolynne that served us. We will be back!

We went on a day it was closed , the lady was baking and it smelt divine, Very little parking and on single track road are the only downsides I could see, we do intend to return to sample the menu

Just popped in for a coffee and it was very good. The menu looked interesting and all the staff were lovely and welcoming.

best cheesecakes ever, highly recommend. was gone in minutes, my 2 boys loved it will defiantly be trying some more. we got the kinder mashup cheesecake. i only wished i lived alone so i could enjoy it all to myself haha. ,Joanne

Love the pizza here, really great. Friendly family run business ❤️

OMG. Just had the best takeout ever! The homemade pie (Chicken and Leek) was honestly the best I have ever had! No exaggeration. It was beyond words. Must try for any pie lover!

We decided to try out a new chippy and we were not disappointed. Absolutely lovely food and super friendly service. We have certainly found a new favourite.

Fantastic food across the board. The Sunday roast is always a winner with impressive yorkshire puddings and the jam-rolly-polly is the best I’ve eaten since school dinners. Friendly service and a warm atmosphere, you can’t go wrong

Great food and big portions, staff friendly and helpful.

We had high hopes for the Tamanna’s takeout experience, especially after attentive service, where the manager/owner took the time to explain their menu to us. Whilst the starters, sundries, and naan were fine, unfortunately both vegetable curries and paratha we ordered were drenched in oil, making them almost inedible - they certainly didn’t go down well and as a result we ate only maybe a third of the meal making it very poor value for money. Hopefully we just caught the kitchen on a bad day.

A handsome old pub in the middle of Luddenden. Friendly staff and locals, a champion pint of Landlord too!

My friend and I enjoyed a peaceful break here towards the end of a Saturday afternoon. The service was very good and the tea and cake were delicious. I would like to go back sometime for a lunch or afternoon tea!

A lovely traditional pub steeped in local history that for the last few years has suffered from a revolving door of short lived landlords without a clue. What a refreshing change then to see that the Hinch' has finally got new landlords (Oct2024) who clearly know how to run a pub. Within a short period of time they have successfully managed to breathe new life into what had become a tired and soulless place to eat and drink. On the two occasions we've been since the Hinch reopened we've been super impressed with the food. In fact the cheese and onion pie might well be the best pie l've tasted in the Calder Valley (or ever!) and the flavourful and plentiful Sunday Roast offering was a cut above your usual pub ‘roast’ offering. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend the food if you’re looking for somewhere to eat - especially when it comes without the hassle of parking in Hebden Bridge. On each occasion we’ve been, the Hinch was busy with drinkers and diners which is great to see. The trade off is you've only got the choice of Manchester owners JW Lees’ own branded mystery beer offerings. Forget the craft-ale revolution, or the fact that Vocation brewery is literally 5 mins away, the solitary guest beer offering here is San Miguel. I guess you can't have everything, but at least the food and atmosphere more than makes up for it!

Lovely little pub, friendly staff, well worth the walk! 🙌🏻