| Anchor Inn Gargrave  Busy
Brewers Fayre pub. The Anchor is a multi-roomed establishment with
various eating and drinking areas as well as amusement for children.
Facilities for wheelchair users. Accommodation available. Open to
non-residents for breakfast at 7:30am every day of the year and food
served all day. Alcoholic drinks are served within normal opening
hours. Both the Leeds and Liverpool Canal here and main road provide
much passing trade.
Telephone: 01756 749666 E-Mail: www.bookatable.co.uk Website: www.brewersfayre.co.uk |
Anchor Inn Salterforth  Unique canal side pub near Barnoldswick. Ask to see the beer cellar which is festooned with straw stalactites. Meals served in this family friendly pub. Large beer garden. Car park. Mooring for boats on adjacent Leeds & Liverpool Canal. Telephone: 01282 850055 Website: theanchorinnsalterforth.co.uk |
Black Horse Skipton  Grade II listed pub with parts
dating from the 15th century. The two bars are decorated in
an Elizabethan style using reclaimed church furniture.
Disabled access include lift to lower floors. The terrace overlooks the canal. Part of the Kings Feast chain of pubs. Open all day. Telephone: 01756 792145 Website: www.thekingsfeast.co.uk/ black-horse |
| Bull Inn Broughton  Charming
family pub on A59 near Skipton catering mainly for diners. Ingredients
sourced from local farmers. Award winning wine list. Telephone: 01756 792065 Website: www.thebullatbroughton.com |
Castle Inn Skipton  Situated
in the oldest part of the market town of Skipton, the Castle Inn dating
back to the early 19th century is next to the medieval castle.
Menu includes Steak & Old Peculier Pie and Castle
Tower
Burger. Accommodation available in holiday cottage. No pets
or
children under 12 in accommodation. Disabled access. Quiz nights. Beer garden. Telephone: 01756 796304 Website: castleinnskipton.co.uk |
Cavendish Arms Embsay  Village
centre pub adjacent to Embsay Station from where you can catch a steam
train to Bolton Abbey. Four-roomed layout with games rooms, lounge, bar
and snug. Dating from the 17th Century, the Cavendish Arms has open
fire, outdoor seating and parking area and bar meals are served at
lunchtimes and in the evenings. Telephone: 01756 793980 |
Cock & Bottle
Skipton  18th
century coaching inn with a long single bar. It is possible to view the
ground floor "beer celler" through the windows. Taller customers beware
of the low beam above the step halfway along the split-level bar. Meals served lunchtimes and evenings. Open fire. Beer Garden. Live music. Free WiFi. Telephone: 01756 794734 E-Mail: thecockandbottleskipton@gmail Website: http://cockandbottleskipton.co.uk |
The Commercial Skipton  Pub popular with the local set on Water Street not far from Skipton town centre. Accommodation. Telephone: 01756 792847 |
Coniston Hall Coniston Cold  Large hotel set in 1,400 acres outside Coniston Cold between Skipton and Settle on the A65. A wide variety of outdoor country club activities available here including 4x4 driving, clay pigeon shooting and falconry. Ideal for corporate events as well as weddings and other functions. Accommodation in 70 rooms, some are pet friendly and others accessible for disabled guests. Meals served in MacLeods Bar and Restaurant. Spa facilities. Telephone: 01756 748080 Website: www.theconistonhotel.com |
| Cow & Calf Ilkley Moor  19th century pub high up on the iconic moor overlooking the town of Ilkley near the Cow & Calf Rocks. Accommodation. Pub meals and cask ales. Telephone: 03451 551551 |
Craven Heifer near Skipton  Large
family inn on Grassington Road one mile (1.6km) from Skipton. A
multi-roomed layout provides various eating, drinking and family areas
in a pub where at one time beer was served through a hatch. Quality
en-suite rooms available including a full English breakfast. Home
cooked meals are served during the daytime and evening and include a
carvery. There is ample parking and wheelchair access is excellent.
Camping nearby. Telephone: 01756 792521 Website: www.cravenheifer.co.uk |
Cross Keys Barnoldswick  Community pub in Barnoldswick town centre offering pool, live music, beer garden, quiz night and Sky and BT Sport. Children welcome. Open 12:00 - 00:00 (01:00 Fri & Sat). Telephone: 01282 678050 E-Mail: crosskeys@blindtigerinns.co.uk Website: http://crosskeysbarnoldswick.co.uk |
| Cross Keys East Marton  The
Cross Keys dates from the 16th century and overlooks the Leeds and
Liverpool Canal where the Pennine Way follows the towpath for a short
distance Meals are served all day in the lounge bar and dining room and a room is available for groups. Ales from Copper Dragon and Grey Hawk. Car parking to the front and rear of the pub and there is access for the disabled.. Telephone: 01282 844326 E-Mail: info@thecrosskeys.uk.com |
Elm Tree Embsay  Popular
village local offering a good range of food and ales. The smaller side
bar has pew-type seating mainly for diners while the main bar is large
without any piped music or juke box. Bar meals are served at lunchtimes
and in the evenings and outdoor seating is available. Parking and
disabled access. Wi-Fi throughout. Meals served all day except Mondays
(17:00 - 22:00) and Sundays (12:00 - 17:00). Telephone: 01756 790717 |
The Fleece Inn Skipton  A long narrow room with a saloon style bar with a pool table at one end. Convenient for the bus station. Meals served lunchtimes. Open all day. Telephone: 01234 567890 Website: www.welcometoskipton.com /item/The-Fleece-Inn |
| The Fountain Barnoldswick  Town centre pub offering superior accommodation. Popular with Barnoldswick's friendly local set. Pet friendly. I have stayed there while seeing a band at the nearby Greyhound Inn. Telephone: 01282 813412 |
The Greyhound Barnoldswick  Friendly community-owned pub not far from Barnoldswick town centre. The 'Dog' attracts a lively crowd, especially at weekends. Live music is a regular feature here with acts ranging from soloists to local bands and sometimes traditional jazz. The Greyhound has it's own micro-brewery, Barlick which provides beers such as Blonde Witch, Hare of the Dog and Pride of Pendle. Telephone: 01282 8508670 Website: www.greyhounbarnoldswick.com |
Herriot's Skipton  Former railway hotel, now much
modernised on Broughton Road. Meals served in the Rhubarb
Restaurant. Accommodation. Disabled access. Open all day. Telephone: 01756 792781 Website: www.herriotsforleisure.co.uk/ |
| Mason's Arms Gargrave  Smart
village centre local which owns the bowling green. Large lounge and
smaller eating and drinking area. Accommodation include a family room
and a fully equipped disabled room, all en-suite and dogs
are welcome in some of the rooms. Meals served all day from 12:00 noon until 20:30 seven days a week. Childrens' and takaway menus available. Open 12:00 noon until midnight daily. Telephone: 01756 749304 E-Mail: info@masonsarmsgargrave.co.uk Website: www.masonsarmsgargrave.co.uk |
Narrowboat Skipton  Pub decorated by old church furniture, brewery posters and two canal theme murals. Live jazz music on Tuesdays and folk music Saturdays. Wide selection of drinks including an ever changing selection of six guest beers and draught and bottled German and Belgian beers. Meals served. Disabled access. Telephone: 01756 797922 Website: www.markettowntaverns.co.uk |
Old Silent Stanbury  Lovely
country pub in the heart of Bronte Country not far from Haworth on the
road over the hills to Colne. Meals served lunchtimes and
evenings Tuesday to Friday and all day weekends. Pub open 12:00 -
23:00 (until 22:00 Sundays). Closed Mondays. Accommodation. Dog and family friendly. Setting for the Martha Grimes novel "The Old Silent". Telephone: 01535 647437 |
| Old Swan Gargrave  Former
coaching inn with a friendly atmosphere in a multi-roomed layout near
the village centre. A large comfortable bar adjoins the restaurant and
there is a smaller family dining room. Children welcome. There is also
an unspoilt snug with pub games. Meals are served lunchtimes and
evenings except winter Sundays. Open fires in quiet rooms. Outdoor
seating and disabled access. Railway station nearby. Telephone: 01756 749232 |
Red Lion Skipton  Popular town centre pub which can get busy at weekends. Two main rooms with large open fireplace in between. Meals served all day throughout the week. Accommodation available. Families with children welcome. Beer garden. Sky and B.T. Sports. Free WiFi. Telephone: 01756 790718 E-Mail: hello@redlion-skipton.co.uk Website: www.redlion-skipton.co.uk |
Royal Shepherd Skipton  Canalside
pub in Skipton town centre with outdoor seating overlooking the Leeds
& Liverpool Canal. The main bar has an interesting canal themed
stained glass window and old photographs of Skipton. Small cricket themed room to the side. Meals served lunchtimes and evenings. Telephone: 01756 797507 |
| Swan Carleton in Craven  Pub
with a 1960's style main room that is brightly lit with cast iron stove
and large fireplace. Outdoor seating available. Takeaway meals
available as well as bar and restaurant meals. Function room available
for corporate events, weddings and parties. Children welcome until 8pm. Open 17:00 - 23:00 Monday to Thursday, 12:00 - Midnight Friday and Saturday and 12:00 - 23:00 Sundays.. Telephone: 01756 794282 E-Mail: info@theswaninncarleton.com Website: www.theswaninncarleton.com |
Woolly Sheep Skipton  A
more recent addition to the many pubs in this small Yorkshire town,
gateway to the Dales. The Woolly Sheep Inn offers nine en-suite rooms
from single to family rooms. Beers from Timothy Taylor. Open all day from 10am. 1am licence Fridays and Saturdays. Food served all day. Telephone: 01756 700996 E-Mail: info@woollysheepinn.co.uk Website: http://woollysheepinn.co.uk |
Yorkshire Rose Skipton  Formally
the Rose & Crown, this pub has undergone a major refurbishment and
now offers everything you want in a town centre pub whether it is good
dining, live music, live sports, entertainment and a good range of
drinks. Meals served 10:30 - 20:00 (18:00 Sundays) daily. Quiz nights on Thursdays and Friday night is steak night. Disabled access and free WiFi. Telephone: 01756 793884 E-Mail: info@yorkshireroseskipton.com Website: www.yorkshireroseskipton.com |
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