Old stone pub situated on the fringe of Uppermill in a nice setting adjacent to a lovely old church…read more(hence name!). Cosy bar area with stone flagged floors and open fire. Serves wide range of beers an ciders (I think some of which are brewed on site, but not sure!). Clientele is a mix of locals and walkers but visitors from further afield feel welcome. Great unpretentious pub grub! Serve a huge fish and chips which was particularly good and enough for two people as it suggests!!!

Today was the second time that i have eaten at The Church Inn and both times the food has been…read moreawesome! They serve good wholesome pup grub in a lovely setting just outside Upper Mill.

I have been here quite a few times and it's s really nice pub.it's right neat Heaton Park so it's…read morein a good location. It's a great place to eat as you know your always gonna get good food. They do special offers like two courses for £11.95 and if you buy a burger Monday -Friday before 6 it's £7.95 with a free drinks. I have had the chillies which was really bat little spicy when I had it, the curry is really nice too and you get rice and nann bread with it. I like bringing my little cousins hear as they're really good with children and they like the food too they get a kids packs so keeps them entertained while they wait for the food. The pub is really clean and tidy and the decor is nice for a pub it's got a nice area seating area outside if it's nice and there is a big car park atvthe side.

The Woodthorpe is a HUGE pub / restaurant on Bury New Rd, close to Heaton Park - i came here on…read moreSaturday for a pub lunch and family gathering for my aunties birthday. It is ideally situated, just off the main road and has a large car park. The outside of the pub is very impressive. It is a grade 2 listed building and was once owned by the Holt family of Joseph Holt's brewery (and is still ran by them to this day). The inside is equally as impressive with the restaurant being very nicely laid out. The food menu is your typical pub grub. I ordered the Joey burger, and whilst I wasn't wow'd by it, it was OK. Most of my family went for more traditional dishes such as Cottage Pie or Steak and Ale Pie - they all looked and tasted good. The dessert menu was good also - the Oreo cake was a winner with my niece and i may have (definitely) scoffed a chocolate fudge cake. I would recommend this place for a bite to eat if you're local.

Our recent visit to this establishment was marred by poor conduct, a lack of professionalism, and…read morean inappropriate level of personal judgment from staff -- resulting in what should have been a simple family meal turning into an unnecessarily uncomfortable experience. Upon arrival, we ordered a round of drinks, including one, legally permitted alcoholic drink for my 16-year-old daughter, in accordance with Section 149(5) of the Licensing Act 2003, which allows for 16- and 17-year-olds to consume beer, wine, or cider with a table meal when accompanied by an adult. We were told that food would need to be ordered for her drink to be served (after we had been sat with our drinks for at least 10 minutes)-- a reasonable condition, and we immediately complied by placing a food order for the party, a £20 sharing platter with extra fries (fries were £6!) Our meal was served, and we proceeded to enjoy our meal without issue. After finishing our food, I attempted to order a second round of alcoholic drinks for 2 adults in our group, along with an ice lolly for a younger child. At that point, we were abruptly informed that no further alcohol would be served to anyone in our group, despite the fact that no additional drink had been requested for my daughter. We were informed the manager was not there but they rang the member of staff and told them not to serve us anything else further. I would like to note at this stage, we were sat chatting about our week and our youngest daughter/granddaughters sports day (hardly criminal behaviour). What followed was not only inappropriate but highly unprofessional. A member of staff made a personal and unsolicited comment, accusing me of "encouraging a 16-year-old to drink" -- a deeply offensive and legally inaccurate accusation. We were not in breach of any law, we were not intoxicated, and we were not acting irresponsibly. We had followed every instruction given to us in good faith. It's important to be clear: * We were served an initial round of drinks, with the understanding that food must be ordered for the 16-year-old -- and we complied. * We did not attempt to purchase any further alcohol for her. * The only request made after the meal was for adult (only 2 alcoholic drinks between 3 adults) drinks and a child's dessert item. * The staff chose to refuse further alcohol service based on a personal and moral judgment, not law or customer behaviour. If an establishment enforces internal policies stricter than legal requirements, it is within their right to do so -- but such policies must be communicated clearly (and prior to any purchase of alcohol for anyone within the party) and applied consistently, without condescension or personal insult. The staff's behaviour in this case reflected neither good judgment nor good training. And while I would normally refrain from such personal observations, I must note: I will not be taking parenting advice from someone whose own personal hygiene -- particularly in regard to his dental hygiene -- raises serious questions about self-care, let alone professional standards. (If this establishment can pass personal judgment then I am entitled to reciprocate their tone). We left feeling insulted, patronised, and unwelcome -- all despite having followed the rules and behaved respectfully throughout. I would not return, and I would urge others to think twice before spending money in a venue where lawful, respectful customers are treated with such disdain.

We called into the Old White Beare yesterday as a family of 4 and 1 dog, on the off chance they…read morewould have a table available. Even though we hadn't booked, the staff were extremely helpful and friendly and seated us with no fuss at all. The service from the staff was second to none, they are fab! Helpful, friendly and nothing is too much trouble (even our dog was given treats!) The food was amazing, especially the Monterey Jack Burgers! And the desserts were lip smackingly delicious. Our only regret is that we're not local!!! We live in Northumberland so were just visiting family, but we will certainly be going back next time we visit. Absolutely fantastic place!

We have been wanting to try this pub for a while. They just recently refurbished and it did not…read moredisappoint. Beautiful inside! Had lunch today. Their menu was full of variety and they had a wonderful specials board, the food was FANTASTIC! I had the pea fritter starter. Yum! Followed by the chilli. Delicious, and fabulously presented. Hubby had the cheese pie with chips and peas. See my picture for the portion size. He loved it. Dad had the special of oven roasted halibut and he devoured every piece! Waitresses were friendly and attentive. Good ale/beer selection. Cozy inside and super clean bathrooms. There's an outdoor bowls green in the rear also. A must try for sure. Oh!!! And fabulous value for money too. 10/10

Well known in the area for great food. I would have to add that the service is very good as well…read more This is very much a local pub that has decided to excel at food in order to keep the wolves from the door. The rest of the bar is unremarkable, but if you wander outside on a bright sunny day you will find a luscious bowling green (I don't think I've used the word 'luscious' when describing grass before). A well run place that will get you well and watered for a reasonable price.

Service is always good. The Black Bull was recently renovated so it is comfy inside and has a patio…read morefor outside dining / drinking. They have NA selections so you can go along if you don't want to drink alcohol. Food is pub food, but pretty good.

Service is good, ambiance is good. Food was always reasonably good but I cant say that now. We had…read morethe most disgusting Sunday slow roast beef ribs so I do not recommend you eat that!!

The establishment is exceptionally clean and well presented and has wonderful parking facilities…read more The bar staff were super polite and exceptionally accommodating. The chef/food; Quite frankly, was embarrassing. I would not eat here again. I ordered a steak. The menu describes it as being served with sizzling onions and seasoned chips. Firstly the steak; I asked for well done. There was blood in the middle. I had no option but to return it. It came back chronically burned. The chips were not seasoned. The portion was tiny and there were so many bad ones with huge black eyes in them that when I went through them to remove the bad ones there were only 17 chips left on my plate. As a chef myself, I would not have presented them with black eyes and bad potato clearly showing. Next came the onions. First critique is that they were badly chopped. All different thicknesses and shapes. Again, no care in the presentation, but, also causing a problem in that they couldn't be evenly cooked.They arrived raw. Not a bit raw but completely raw. There wasn't even a slight colouring of brown on them. I politely pointed it out to the waitress who took them. Again, the second time, they were raw. I took the plate back a third time and said it says sizzling onions please will you ask the chef to cook them properly for me. I don't like raw onion. They came back so black and burned that they were inedible. Absolutely jet black! He had his heat too high and absolutely destroyed them. My friend asked for a salad and specified no tomatoes. It came full of tomato. We picked out 7 pieces. I genuinely think this chef is untrained or, lazy and doesn't want to put the time required in to cook things appropriately. It was immediately obvious that he has his heat too high and is cooking for quickness rather than quality and presentation. It's a shame as it is a great venue.

You've got to love pub names, haven't you. The 'and' combinations. Okay, so this isn't a…read moreparticularly noteworthy combination, but it reminded me of when Alan Partridge was a sports reporter on the excellent news spoof show The Day Today, where he covered a horse race and the horses had names like 'Three-Headed Sex Beast'. I'd love to come up with pub names and be creative. 'The Antfarm and Wormery'. 'The Snake and Apple'. 'The Rat and Vivisectionist'. 'The Griffin and Minotaur.' Here we have simple old Horse and Jockey, which resides in its splendid form on the ever popular Chorlton Green. And it might be mock Tudor, but as you can see from previous reviews, this isn't something to sniff at. It looks lovely, what more do you want? In Chorlton you'll find the operative word is 'family-friendly', remember, this is the 'burbs, and here be anklebiters. But hey, kid-haters, don't let that put you off. You'd be missing out on its summer sun-trap and winter crackling open fire. An all season pleaser? Who could say no? It's a roomy yet cosy place that can be hired for functions and parties, and the list of cask ales is seemingly neverending. Just come in and try, that's the best advice I can give you. Food ticks all the boxes - locally sourced, seasonal, reasonably priced and cooked fresh. Crispy Yorkshires, fish and chips, soups and crusty bread, open sandwiches, salads and snacks, some excellent veggie options and don't get me started on the lush puds. But treacle tart, poached pear, chocolate terrine, granola cheesecake? *Drools* It's apparently haunted, if ghosts float your boat. Pahaha, ghosts... float...

One of the best cask beer pubs in Skipton if not the best.There is always a bar full of cask beers…read morefrom near and far and always in tip top condition.Food is available every day from a large menu andthe service is quick and friendly.

Wow! We were recommended to eat in The Narrowboat. I was quite tempted to go and eat somewhere…read moreelse as from the outside it appeared to be just a normal pub. It just shows you how wrong your first impressions can be! If you like your beer then this is a good place for you with a whole board full of beers to choose from. The menu has an interesting range of food with a couple of meat dishes, fish, sausages and mash, and a couple of risottos. We both opted for the pork belly with mash and red cabbage. The pork belly was cooked perfectly resulting in two clean plates. I highly recommend the 15 minute wait for the chocolate fondant pudding - a delicate sponge pudding which oozes with the smoothest chocolate sauce. The staff were very friendly and chatty.

Friendly classic local Yorkshire village pub on the edge of the Dales. Lovely locally brewed beer…read moreavailable, Goose Eye, used to be brewed on premises. Freshly made food available. Added the latest menu. Dog friendly too.

I like the Turkey, I really do. It's a old timey pub that looks likes it still exists on the 60s…read more They sell Timmy Taylor but only the one ale. Given that Taylor's is pure Ambrosia this is not a bad thing. The other beers are a great selection, very little of the mass marketed tasteless pop that some love to see, but a beer lover cries at. They serve food! Of course they do. It's a country pub. However the food here is above par. And they offer a great veggie selection. Well. It great great. But stuff other than veggie burgers & lasagne. Which to this grumpy old git is a huge bonus. The staff are friendly, but this is Yorkshire. What else do you expect?:) The place needs a bit of a heavy clean. Maybe it adds to the character to see cob webs hovering above you as you eat your food... I don't know. Packed with locals, and none locals. Folk will walk an hour to drink here. Such is the atmosphere. Well worth a visit.