Great selection of drinks and spirits Recent refurb has…read moreopened the place up wider to dance and enjoy the atmosphere , very busy as it is a late bar/club. Not the place to go if you are looking for a quiet drink in a library style evening, although there are quieter areas to chat. but if you love your music nightlife this place is ideal for you. Many styles of music played , from 80s classics Northern soul/Motown, party anthems, Rock/Indie, House, Soul , R&B right through to modern dance. Something for every taste

After waiting for 40 minutes for our food,when it arrived it was very mediocre. I chose the…read morevegetable sweet and sour with rice and my partner had the ribeye steak. The poor waitress in the conservatory was rushed off her feet even though the place wasn't full. No-one came to replenish my partner's empty glass,leaving it empty for over 15 minutes. Very poor and we definitely won't be going back. For another 2 minutes drive and excellent food,you'd be better off going to the Bronte at Prune Park-which unfortunately was fully booked!

Lovely pub, had the mussels and fries special and the sticky toffee pudding with custard and cream…read more Both were wonderful. A couple of lagers and limes and I was set for the evening.

This is a great riverside pub in Bingley. I used to live on Ireland Street and always enjoyed…read morepopping into the brown cow for a meal or a few pints. Friday and Saturday nights are espeically good for live music fans, with a great variety of music on each weekend. The food is very gastro pub style, big healthy portions and home cooked too.

Great experience for an early evening dinner. The entrance is impressive (nice beer garden outside,…read moremedieval style door) and we were offered a very friendly greeting upon entering. We reserved a table online, and when we arrived there was a small table set up in one of the side rooms by the fireplace. Our server was lovely-- asked about allergies, checked on us often (but not too often), answered questions as needed, etc. We shared two entrees and a dessert and it was plenty. The steak pie was particularly good, and perfect with the pours of cask ales. It is fun to dine in a historic pub that also has good service and modern comforts.

I really liked this pub which has a substantial garden (a comparative rarity in the north,…read moreupsettingly) and a very good menu of above average dishes including some lovely starters (dressed crab, pate) and a broad range of mains including traditional options such as a Yorkshire board and pie and more modern choices such as a sweet potato risotto. My friends commented that the ham on the Yorkshire board was the best they'd had in a long time; I thought their Wensleydale was the best I'd ever had. When we were there they were hosting a Fentimans sponsored gin festival, which added to the fun. The only thing that marred the experience was that they messed up our food order so mine never came and in the end I had to go back into the pub and enquire, which itself took about 10 minutes to sort. They'd delivered the food to the wrong table so basically my friends had all finished before I got mine, bizarre mix up given our server really should have noticed that she'd only given 3 people food. Wouldn't put me off going back or recommending though, as it was really good quality food, especially the Yorkshire board. Note the main courses are mainly over £10 so look for the sandwiches if you're on a budget.

The inhabitants of medieval Gascony were notoriously boastful, and the word "gasconade" carries…read moretheir vainglory into posterity. Perhaps in this way Shipley, too, will become synonymous with great pubs in the future. The Shipley Pride is a cozy neighborhood pub, just up Saltaire from the office. It's a small place with the bar to your left as you walk in, and several tables to your right, with a few more around to the side. You might think you'd overhear your neighbors, but the tables are situated such that you can actually find some privacy amid the din. The patterned carpet, quintessential pub fittings, and dark wood furniture all lend the proper air of refuge from the daily grind. It's the perfect spot to enjoy a couple of perfectly hand-pulled pints of local brews like John Smith's or Timothy Taylor's before heading next door to Thai Fever or across the street to Aagrah for a dinner curry. Shipley certainly has something to be proud of with the Shipley Pride.

Well worth a visit great beer good juke box clean and tidy coming soon sky sports BT sports.Local…read moregent chris(dolly)Dalton has taken charge so call in and see for yourself.

Fabulous setting, great views, warm, friendly, cosy country pub, delicious food well presented,…read morevalue for money. Slightly difficult to find if you don't know the area but well worth it when you do. Everyone in our party of 5 enjoyed their meal but my homemade cheeseburger served in a ciabatta with 2 onion rings stacked inside on slate board with salad & homemade chips topped the lot for presentation & tasted delicious. Will definitely be back

The food is only the finest locally sourced produce. No boil-in-the-bag, tinned or frozen meals…read morehere, all food is freshly prepared. Some dishes such as fish are subject to seasonal availability. As The White Horse is a Timothy Taylor pub, the quality of the beer is renowned. All wines are supplied through a quality local wine merchant and we also hold an excellent stock of both Belgian beers and Malt Whiskeys. Just excellent all round!!!

Recently changed owners but the quality is possibly better than before, if that's possible! Slight…read moreprice increase but portion sizes are hearty and you'll be pushed to manage their gorgeous desserts ( try the hand made profiteroles) signs ask for your patience whilst your meal is prepared as home cooking is still paramount in this lovely gastro pub. The pub is traditional with a modern twist. Walk ins are welcome and we've never had to wait more than 20 mins for a table.

A thoroughly well run pub serving at least ten hand-pulled ales (half regular, half guests) and a…read moresimple selection of staple dishes, amidst a pleasant if verging towards basic interior (i.e. like me you might end up with a numb rear if on the uncushioned bench seat for any great length of time). The place exudes a great sense of community though, in both the friendly atmosphere and the decor of historic photographs of the local area. A real gem of a pub.

Best pub in bradford by far, great ale, great service and staff, great atmosphere. I have been…read moredrinking in the cock for 10 years now and it only gets better