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The Black Bull in Huddersfield, offers great value pub food, weekly deals & offers and a great selection of drinks served in a friendly, local pub setting.

We are a cask marque pub showing Sky and BT Sport, live bands, and pub quiz nights. We have a beautiful beer garden, and private function room for hire.

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Built around 1864, The Foxglove was originally known as the Railway Junction Inn, due to the anticipation of a proposal in 1864 to construct a railway extension from Barnsley to a junction with t…

The Pear Tree Inn is a friendly local pub in Mirfield, West Yorkshire. We are the home of the 3 R's.. Real food, real ale and real people.

The White Horse is situated in Jackson Bridge a short drive from Holmfirth. The pub is well known for been the main pub used in The Last of the Summer Wine

A bar where great music of all genres comes together with craft beer from all over the world, classic cocktails, great wine and service, to create an atmosphere unlike any other. "Buy the ticket…

A proper pub. Real Ales. Spacious beer garden. Live football on BT Sports. Quiz every Thursday. Live music Last Saturday of every month.

A friendly pub restaurant offering an extensive daily menu with specials, plus a full traditional Sunday lunch menu and special occasions.

A country pub oozing rural charm and rustic character. Our picturesque surroundings provide the perfect backdrop for savouring hearty, seasonal pub-food.

The Roaches Lock Inn stands along the River Tame. Homemade Food, excellent atmosphere and Fine Ales, you don't need to go anywhere else!

The Spencer Arms, Cawthorne was built in 1720 and is now one of South Yorkshire's best Gastro-Pubs located in this beautiful village (listed in the Domesday Book) at the foot of the Pennine Hills.