Pubs & restaurants in West YorkshireWest Yorkshire, England

14 pubs and restaurants in the Albion Guide across West Yorkshire — see the full pubs and restaurants directory, or everything to explore in West Yorkshire.

Haworth Old Hall Inn

Tudor manor of 1580 at the foot of Main Street, with open log fires, real ales and a garden.

Haworth

Village pub by St Mary's church where Branwell Bronte borrowed from the reading-room library upstairs.

Luddenden

Refurbished moor-edge inn at Lumbutts looking over Calderdale, a stop on the walk to Stoodley Pike.

Todmorden

A 17th-century corn mill turned cosy country pub in a wooded fold, with fires, seasonal food and rooms.

Halifax

Canalside pub between the water and the wooded valley wall, immortalised in a Ted Hughes poem.

Hebden Bridge

Free house at the heart of Ilkley pouring eight local real ales alongside home cooking.

Ilkley

Carefully restored Edwardian pub in a Wakefield village, a multi-award CAMRA favourite.

Horbury

Stone-flagged Main Street inn pouring the full range of Timothy Taylor's ales, once Branwell Bronte's local.

Haworth

Hillside pub above the Calder at Lumbutts with wide valley views, a favourite with walkers.

Todmorden

Moor-edge pub beside the Cow and Calf rocks, the walkers' pint above Wharfedale.

Ilkley

Real-ale pub with its own Wharfedale Brewery on the premises.

Ilkley

Holme Valley pub with a scenic beer garden and panoramic Pennine views.

Holmfirth

One of Yorkshire's oldest inns, tucked by the packhorse bridge over the Ryburn.

Ripponden

Terraced country pub between Huddersfield and Wakefield looking out to Emley Moor mast.

Flockton