The best restaurants serving British food in Worth Valley Bradford Yorkshire and The Humber

We popped in here for a drink whilst on a day trip to Haworth. We were looking for a place that was dog friendly and this did not disappoint. Our dog was made welcome and even got given a treat. Our drinks were really nice and our daughter was able to get her drink made with soy milk as she has a lactose intolerance. The place itself is charming and we had a nice break here. We would definitely recommend it.

A wonderful hidden gem and my daughters and I have enjoyed it many times over the years. unfortunately the owners retired at the end of December 2019 and drop farm is now closed

Amazing restaurant with lovely food and friendly staff

I hate to be negative but feel it's needed! We were forgotten about so had to go back downstairs to ask to be served/have our order taken. We struggled with the paints as nearly every other paint pot was empty and numerous colours were missing from the supply they gave us - as nobody came near our table for the duration we ended up having to seek out more paint ourselves, get new brushes, wash pallets find serviettes to keep or painting area tidy. We would have liked another drink/cake during our visit but never bothered finding any staff to order as nobody seemed to care if we were there or not - so we just painted and left. Fifty + pounds for not the best experience!

Had a fantastic time lovely room (12) great bar, great food ,and breakfast. Most of all the staff couldn’t have been more helpful and kind. 100% recommend The Old White Lion.

Howarth is a beautiful place & this place is equallly so.

Such a friendly place from the first minute I walked through the door. Excellent beers and food served with a smile. Best pub on Main Street.

Just had a lovely overnight stay at this establishment. Great location. Lovely and friendly staff. Professional and very helpful to ensure a pleasant stay. Breakfast was delicious and plenty of variety. The room was spacious with everything one needs. ( The Duchess room). Definitely recommend here and appreciate the plans the owner has to improve the hotel. Any negatives? Just a thicker quilt on the bed but that’s only because I like the weight of one! Gem of a place and I’d return.

We previously called for drinks whilst out walking our Rhodesian Ridgebacks. The new landlord came out to talk to us, he was most welcoming and lived the dogs, always a bonus. We said that we would go for something to eat, it has taken us nearly 6 months to return. We ate with friends there last night and it was excellent, I'm glad I only went for a main course as was completely full after that. The men thought the handpulled beer was excellent too. The staff were all lovely and very helpful. We also had a long conversation with the landlord, who again had time to stand and chat. It will not be another 6 months until we return. Thank you.

A nice local pub about 2.5 miles outside Keighley. It has a large car park and sheltered seating area opposite. The staff were very friendly and efficient without being pushy. The food was the surprise - expecting a decent pub standard meal, we were greeted with something much better. We all had the scallop starter and lamb rump main off the Special Menu which were well presented, extremely tasty and reasonably priced. We will definitely go back when next in the area. Highly recommended.

Visited on 5th October had fish and chips .honestly the nicest fish iv ever tasted .chips were great to .service good nice friendly staff .will defernatly be coming back soon .

Called here for lunch service and food was excellent. Had Hot beef sandwich and chips was excellent . Called in the day after for drinks staff member Georgia was so nice and very efficient . Georgia made our evening very chatty such a lovely young lady an asset to the pub. Keep up the good work .

Best Blooming Pies Ever !!!!! Served hot and a lovely Pot of Tea washed it down well. Lovely Staff and really good prices. You did really good Guys and well done for 100% good food xx

We stayed on the campsite and had Sunday Lunch at Newsholme Manor. It was lovely, the owners and staff were all friendly and attentive. The bar is small but cosy.

We went to the Bronte last night for an 18th celebration, we booked 2 weeks ago for 7 people , when we got there they said we booked for 2 , so we had to wait a while for a table , our 17 year old granddaughter wanted a small glass of wine with her meal , they refused , okay that’s their policy , !lots of meals were not available so we struggled finding something we liked , my son in law has just had a stomach op so is on a soft food diet , he asked for soup , no sorry , so he asked for mash and gravy “ no sorry you have to buy a full meal “ we then waited over an hour for our food , the staff were not at all accommodating or friendly . The food was not that great either . Sorry we won’t be going back !