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| Clifton,
Brighouse, West Yorkshire, HD6 4HJ Tel: 01484 713862 |
 
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 Partly listed old English inn located high on
the hill above junction 25 of the M62. Good food and ale and easily accessible from the
motorway. |
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| Main
St, Allerton Bywater, Castleford, West Yorkshire, WF10 2BX Tel: 01977 552216 |
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| If you like small food portions - Don't visit
this pub. Run by a former Rugby League player and situated in a riverside setting. |
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| 38
Towngate, Hepworth, West Yorkshire, HD7 1TE Tel: 01484 682857 |
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 Traditional English inn located in a typical
Yorkshire stone hillside village with delightful views. Cask ales are served along with an
excellent menu with a mouth watering specials board. |
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| 63 Saltaire Road,
Shipley, West Yorkshire, BD18 3JN Tel: 01274 591419 |
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 Dating from 1897, Fanny's Ale & Cider House was originally a haberdashery selling wool from the mills. After changing use to pet shop and then off-licence the building then opened as a fully licensed pub. The lounge is Gas Lit so you may need a torch until your eyes adjust to the dim light but this is all part of the charm of a great little pub with No Juke Box, No Pub Quizzes and No Fruit Machines. Located on the main road through Shipley, Fanny's is just a short distance from
Saltaire World Heritage site and as the name suggests - the Ales are excellent. |
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| 23
Tong Lane, Tong Village, West Yorkshire, BD4 0RR Tel: 0113 285 2427 |
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 Popular village inn serving excellent cask
ales which seems to be busy whatever time of day you visit. The Greyhound has it's own
cricket pitch where regular matches are played in the summer. |
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| Harehills
Lane, Oldfield, West Yorkshire, BD22 0RX Tel: 01535 643073 |
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 Excellent inn with superb food and a true
Yorkshire welcome. Located in rural 'Bronte Country' just outside Howarth. Well kept cask
ales and magnificent views of the surrounding hills. |
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| Wadsworth,
Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire, HX7 8TN Tel: 01422 842671 |
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| Known by the locals as the 'Lane Ends', this remote
inn sits on the Pennine Way and serves good cask ales and wholesome Yorkshire fayre which
is popular with walkers. |
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| 29
Wakefield Road, Grange Moor, West Yorkshire, WF4 4BG Tel: 01924 848385 |
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| Located in rolling hills just 6 miles east of
Huddersfield, the Kaye Arms offers an extensive menu in wooden half-panelled surroundings.
Very much a dining inn with excellent food and a good wine list. |
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Warehouse, Canal Basin, Sowerby Bridge, West Yorkshire, HX6 2AG Tel: 01422 833940 |
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| Former old canal warehouse which has been attractively
converted into a bright, airy pub thanks to the high ceilings and huge picture windows.
Overlooking Sowerby Bridge Canal Basin, the Moorings has a large family room where
children are welcome. |
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| Priest
Lane, Ripponden, West Yorkshire, HX6 4DF Tel: 01422 822595 |
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| Wonderful ancient, white-painted inn located adjacent
to a cobbled bridge with roaring log fires in each room. Excellent food, good wine and
great cask ales make the Old Bridge a lovely inn to visit. |
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| Wakefield
Rd, Brighouse, West Yorkshire, HD6 4HA Tel: 01484 400069 |
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 Excellently
restored old mill just visible from Junction 25 of the M62 in the beautiful Calder Valley |
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| Hob
Lane, Stanbury, West Yorkshire, BD22 0HW Tel: 01535 647437 |
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 Situated in the heart of Bronte country the multi
award winning Old Silent Inn offers true hospitality and comfort. Serving an excellent
range of fresh home cooked produce complemented by superb cask ales. |
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| Manchester
Road, Marsden, West Yorkshire, HD7 6LU Tel: 01484 844487 |
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| Close to Butterley Reservoir, located on the A62 amid
moorland scenery, the Olive branch is very much an eating venue with children not allowed.
The food is excellent with a wide an varied menu along with an extensive wine list. |
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| Bingley
Road, Lees Moor, West Yorkshire, BD21 5QE Tel: 01535 642239 |
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| Traditional stone-built remote former quarry manager's
house on the road between Keighley and Cullingworth. Good wholesome Yorkshire menu
complimented with cask ales and good wines. |
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| 212
Hill Top Road, Thornton, West Yorkshire, BD13 3QL Tel: 01274 832296 |
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| 19th Century former chapel furnished comfortably and
serving excellent award winning food, a range of wines and good quality cask ales. |
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| Holywell
Green, Halifax, West Yorkshire, HX4 9BS Tel: 01422 379721 |
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 Excellent 17th
Century hotel close to junction 23 of the M62 although a little confusing to find the
country lane which leads to the hotel if approaching via junction 24 from the East.
Excellent reputation for food which is a mix of East and West which can be eaten in the
delightful conservatory. The Rock Inn has excellent conference facilities and is ideally
situated for exploring the heart of the Pennines. |
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| 19
Dalton Bank Road, Colne Bridge, West Yorkshire, HD5 0RE Tel: 01484 425461 |
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 Named after the famous Scottish golf
course, the Royal & Ancient offers cask ales and an excellent food menu along with
blackboard specials. |
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| 139
Lane Top, Linthwaite, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD7 5SG Tel: 01484 842370 |
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| The Sair dates back to 1700 and has four rooms each
with an open fire, flagged floors, wooden settles and a grandfather clock. The Sair is
also home to a small brewery, Linfit, which brews a large range of real ales. |
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| Blackmoorfoot
Road, Crosland Hill, West Yorkshire, HD4 7AE Tel: 01484 654478 |
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| Yorkshire moorland inn constructed using stone from
the local sandstone quarry. Cask ales are served along with excellent food amid clocks of
every size, shape and description. |
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| Apperley
Lane, Apperley Bridge, Rawdon, West Yorkshire, BD10 0NP Tel: 0113 2502659 |
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 Excellent old ivy clad inn close to Bradford
Leeds Airport. Full of old timbers on split levels. A range of cask ales are complimented
by an extensive food menu. Completely refurbished in July 2000. |
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| Roydhouse,
West Yorkshire, HD8 8LR Tel: 01484 602606 |
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  One of
the easiest inns to find in Britain and well worth it. The Three Acres sits in the shadow
of the Emley Moor Transmitter which can be seen from miles around West Yorkshire and
beyond. Find the transmitter and you're only a few hundred yards from a great inn. The
Three Acres serves superb food with an integral seafood bar and varied menu. Cask ales are
also on tap with a good wine selection. |
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| 16
Leeds Road, Oulton, West Yorkshire, LS26 8JU Tel: 0113 2822370 |
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  Very well
kept popular inn, winner of many 'Leeds in Bloom' awards serving a wide ranging menu
including the huge 'Aberdeen Haddock' which is served on a large fish shaped plate.
Traditional ales and a good wine list are also served. |
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| Goose
Eye, Oakworth, West Yorkshire, BD22 0PD Tel: 01535 681339 |
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 Popular inn located in 'Bronte Country' with
traditional cask ales and good food. Special Steak nights held. |
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| Blackmoorfoot
Road, Meltham, West Yorkshire, HD7 3PS Tel: 01484 850078 |
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 Rugged Yorkshire inn located on the Northern
tip of the Peak District National Park with fine views over Meltham Moor. Will' O' Nat's -
meaning William son of Nathaniel has a good reputation for wholesome food. |
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| Main
Street, Linton, West Yorkshire, LS22 4HT Tel: 01937 582209 |
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| Attractive stone inn with warm hospitality and beamed
ceilings. Good wholesome Yorkshire food is served along with cask ales and a wide range of
wines. |
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| Thunderbridge,
Kirkburton, West Yorkshire, HD8 0PX Tel: 01484 605778 |
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| Attractive stone inn with warm hospitality and beamed
ceilings. Good wholesome Yorkshire food is served along with cask ales and a wide range of
wines. |
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| Main
Street, Esholt, West Yorkshire, BD17 7QZ Tel: 01274 582425 |
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  The Woolpack
was for many years, used in the filming of Emmerdale Farm television programme until a
replica set was built elsewhere. The Listed village of Esholt is still very busy with
visitors and the Woolpack is a pleasant retreat serving good quality cask ales - but don't
expect it to look the same inside as it does on the Tele ! |
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landscape of West Yorkshire is dominated by the Pennine Chain, but lowland areas occur in
the east of the county. Leeds is the chief commercial and industrial centre of the
metropolitan county. Since the 19th century, Yorkshire has been known for wool
manufacturing, and the industry's impact on the region's industrial architecture is
reflected in the stone-built weavers' cottages and soaring chimneys of the mill towns. The
solitude of the bleak Pennine moorlands was vividly captured in the novels and poems of
the Brontė sisters, who lived in Haworth.
