The best restaurants serving British food in Keighley East Bradford Yorkshire and The Humber

A very friendly staff local pub. The staff were brilliant and the locals seemed very nice too. Excellent food and drinks alleys on offer.

Corben was amazing, never had to write anything down, carried all the plates away at once and always made sure everything was ok for us. An absolute treasure 🫶🏻 Plenty of choice for food too

I had previously been here after a long walk on the canal and the ham sandwich was lovely service was good the only thing my freind and I were concerned about was the lack of salt you had to ask for that and mayonise, no salad cream either. However on this occasion the ham sandwich was disgusting there was no ham to say the least it was like mashed up tuna no sliced ham like the first visit. So I stated that the sandwich was different and felt there was a lack of ham in the sandwich the young girl just said well that’s it but if you want I can get you some where making me somewhat greedy when this wasn’t the case at all just lack of ham in general, I then took a teaspoon and managed to scrape the ham of the sandwich and this just filed the teaspoon which was half of the sandwich. Will not be returning after this bad experience there was no way that was a portion of filling for a ham sandwich If management want I’m happy to discuss the reviews photo will be added

Place is clean and tidy. Food is awful. Had Festive meal of starter and main. Starter of nachos meant to have pulled turkey and bacon. Needed microscope to find it. Main of Xmas dinner was terrible. All the veg was way over cooked and soggy. Yorkshire pud needed hammer and chisel, roast pots under cooked, stuffing ball absolutely tasteless and I don't think you can get a smaller pig in blanket. £45 down the drain.

We were here for a family wedding and booked in for two nights. We arrived late afternoon and were shown to our room (called Botany) via a back staircase which was in urgent need of a vacuum cleaner. Halfway up there was an emergency door leading to the back yard of the pub which was wide open letting cold air in. At the top of the staircase was an office door which was wide open revealing what can only be described as chaos. On entering the room things were much cleaner and the room was quite acceptable although a little dark with all the old furnishings. The bathroom was well fitted and very bright with a bath and walk-in shower. We were then told that the only exit at night after closing time was via the back door as the pub was locked and unmanned which we found rather disconcerting as did other guests in the next room. We had arranged a meal in the pub with family that evening and everything was perfect, food, service and restaurant were very good, so that gave us a good feeling for the breakfast offering. Unfortunately, that was not the case. Breakfast is extremely poor, held in a tiny room upstairs where there are three very small tables and a kitchen set-up. You serve yourself with everything except a pre-ordered hot breakfast at your designated time, which was a big disappointment with sausages that tasted off and bacon that was overcooked and hard. All toast and teas/coffees were self-serve. Certainly not the experience that was expected given the room rate of £120 per night! Surely it would be much better served in the restaurant?? We were vastly disappointed and declined breakfast the next morning leaving early. It must be said staff were all very polite and helpful, perhaps management need to take a closer look at their offering. The website says nothing about the strange breakfast arrangements or the fact that the establishment is unmanned at night. We will not be returning.

Food is nice but overpriced. Paid £4.95 for the smallest hot chocolate ever. Cold evening out but the pub was also very cold. Couldn't enjoy our meal because we were so cold.