The Old Glen House, Baildon - pub details
Address: Prod Lane, Baildon, Shipley, West Yorkshire, BD17 5BN [map] [gmap]
Tel: 08721 077 077 (ref 23980)
Saltaire (0.6 miles), Shipley (1.4 miles), Bingley (1.8 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Food served
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> Current user rating: 7.1/10 (rated by 10 users)
> Local guide: West Yorkshire pub guide
other pubs nearby:
Cup and Ring, Baildon (0.6 miles), Boathouse Inn, Saltaire (0.6 miles), Cricketers Arms, Baildon (0.7 miles), Glen, Bingley (0.7 miles), Fanny's Real Ale And Cider House, Saltaire (0.7 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of the Old Glen House, Baildon
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| I spent a wonderful evening at The Old Glen House for my birthday yesterday. Fabulous food, great service - just a wonderful evening, truly faultless and a BIG Thank You for the complimentary champagne to celebrate the occasion. I would recommend this Pub Restaurant to anyone who enjoys good wine and fine food ... you will not be disappointed. I've had the pleasure of staying in some very nice hotels in the world and 6****** hotels in Dubai and the food here at The Old Glen House in Baildon is, in my opinion, much better than some of those places! I am a fussy person and some would say at times very hard to please for standards... however, this place ticks all the boxes for me and has to be one of the best places to eat in the area. Well done - keep the hard work up! We'll be back soon .... khudbb - 7 Feb 2010 08:59 |
| I visited this pub yesterday 25th July.Good range of beers including 3 real ales.Excellent choice of ciders and menu was very good.it is next to a superb tearoom as well which is dog friendly.Well worth a visit if in Shipley Glen area. paganjones7 - 26 Jul 2009 23:30 |
| If you don't know the area you really should go here during the day and just have a walk around outside, then have a few drinks. Haven't eaten here for a while, but last time I did it was very good (I think it has changed hands since 2007). The pub itself isn't anything very special, but the location is beautiful. yorkshirechris - 13 Apr 2009 22:50 |
| We went one evening about 9 months ago, we had a superb meal, every course was truly delicious and well cooked, beautifully presented, service was second to none. Our only complaint was the room was a little chilly. Unfortunately we have not managed to get back again. anonymous - 20 Feb 2007 20:48 |
| I tend to eat Sunday Lunch in a pub somewhere in Yorkshire every week and I knew of this pub but had not previously been inside. Upon arriving I was heartened to see a sign by the door indicating the food was of a high standard and that the pub had won awards. Stepping inside I was impressed with what looks to be a recent makeover and peeped into the restaurant area to the right before entering the spacious split-level bar area. Staff were bright, pleasant and welcoming and I bought a pint of Landlord and my companion had lager. The bar meal menu seemed comprehensive enough for our needs today and we both ordered slow braised lamb served with roast parsnips and fresh rosemary jus at £9.95 Noticing the pub made quite a thing of wine with a separate wine list and amusing quotations on a board behind the bar I decided a glass of decent red would be available so asked at the bar. The only red wine available by the glass was 'French table wine' so I stuck to beer:-( The food arrived served in large soup plates. A very pale coloured decent size lamb shank sitting on a few slivers of parsnip with some watery liquid and a sprig of rosemary accompanied by a tiny dish of fresh carrot slices and green cabbage. The food wasn't particularly warm and the meat hadn't been cooked hot enough to break down huge layers of fat. The only taste was of fat which permeated the otherwise tasteless water laughing called jus. The parsnips were colourless and tasted as though they had simply been boiled, there was no evidence of roasting. I was surprised there were no potatoes at all and the portion of vegetables was on the small side for two people. I've seen too many food programmes to complain BEFORE I eat unless the food is absolutely unpalatable so I ate the miserable tasteless offering and left. Reading the reviews and the information around the pub I can only assume the wonderful chef mentioned on the notice at the door was on holiday or off sick today because no pub could serve food like that and expect to survive. Geoffogs - 11 Feb 2007 21:06 |
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