The best restaurants serving British food in Calderdale Yorkshire and The Humber

Went to the summer bier Keller on the 17th aug very good atmosphere the drinks were expensive each round was a different price one double vodka with water and a dash of orange cordial was £9.40 when I asked if that was right she said the vodka was £7.20 meaning £2.20 was charged for a dash of cordial and tap water we left half way through the night the prices really spoilt it for us

Good food, good value and a lovely ambience. Highly recommended. Bacon and Brie panini delicious and Victoria Sponge lovely.

Called here again this Saturday lunchtime for a takeaway and what a disappointment. The pizza lacked mushrooms and ham and the lasagne and spaghetti Bolognese had just a tiny amount of meat. Two weeks ago the same order was abundant with meat. We have used the original Pizzetto numerous times over the last couple of years where back in the day I have left a review praising them for their proper lasagne which was full of meat. Good things never seem to last, what a shame.

Visited with family as we use to go all the time before moving to the next town. Ordered Mixed Grill at £25, the plate was extremely well presented accompanied with a dish of chips & small jug of peppercorn sauce, sadly to my surprise most of the meats were over done except the pork chop and sausage, chicken was dry, steak & gammon was tough and excessively chewy, expected a bit more precision for the cost. The steak & Ale pie was very well presented and reportedly went down a treat. Staff were a bit hit and miss, almost like you’re not there, except for the one waitress who clearly made a good effort. The establishment is very clean and tidy with a lot of seating and ample parking.

Good food, good portion sizes, very nice staff

Cheap, good portions and very good quality

Went for the bottomless brunch. A little hiccup when we arrived but not a problem. We had drinks before we were seated and Dom couldn't do enough for us. Loads of cocktails prosecco spirits to choose and the food eas delicious. Laughed all afternoon and would deffo go again 10/10

Staff friendly & helpful. Food delicious. Definitely visit again.

Went to The Navigation Pub on Wednesday 4th June. Highly Recommend the Foid Menu. Ooted Pie of the Day which was Steak and Ale with ChipsMushy Peas and Mint Sauce. Absolutely Excellent. Possibly best Steak and Ale pie consumed.

Brooks is a must visit destination restaurant. We travelled from South Africa to dine at Brooks. It has fantastic small plates a very good wine list and an amazing proprietor. The wine list is extensive and has a number of special International wines. The food is innovative and tasty. Put this on your must visit Leeds itinerary.

We were hungry when we arrived on our first day and we decided to have a meal at the Inn before settling in We plumped for the roast chicken and Yorkshire pudding, roast potatoes and fresh vegetables, great choice, everything cooked to perfection and we finished off with a steamed pudding and custard, pub atmosphere was great and staff couldn’t do enough The rooms are comfortable and plentiful Breakfast was a selection on cereals, fresh fruit, yogurts, cheeses, and a full range of hot options including the usual full English Overall a wonderful 2 night stay and wouldn’t hesitate to visit again

Went out for a drive in the country with my dad and stumbled across this little gem. Friendly polite and well presented serving staff. We both had a pint of Taylors Landlord which was excellent. I had the belly pork while my dad had the giant yorkshire pudding with minted lamb stew, Both well presented and good portions and delicious. Will definitely be back.

What a brilliant local pub. (You can tell its community commitment by the defib on the wall! A great bar with 4 real ales that are kept at room temperature with a wonderful condition. This is a proper pub. It has a lovely restaurant room next door to the bar. In summary… great beer..local company… and a wonderful homely feel.

This is a lovely little country pub, set in a very pleasant part of the country side. It was a midweek visit, so it was rather quiet, there wasn’t any music or much atmosphere possibly due to it being quiet. We ordered our food which arrived in a very respectable amount of time. I have to say it was really nice.

We visited The New Rushcart as part of a group of 48 people. We enjoyed a lovely breakfast. Thank you to John and Helen for catering and looking after us all and to barman Liam and all the staff for being polite and helpful. We Will definitely be back. X