The Turkey Inn, Goose Eye - pub details

Address: Goose Eye, Oakworth, Keighley, West Yorkshire, BD22 0PD [map] [gmap]

Tel: 01535 681339

Nearest train stations Keighley (2.5 miles), Steeton & Silsden (2.6 miles), Cononley (4.8 miles)

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Pub suggested by Albert_Campion on 14 Mar 2006

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Three Horses, Keighley (1.0 miles), Snooty Fox, Oakworth (1.1 miles), Golden Fleece, Oakworth (1.1 miles), Welcome Inn, Keighley (1.5 miles), Reservoir Tavern, Keighley (1.6 miles) - see more nearby pubs

 

user reviews of the Turkey Inn, Goose Eye

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The beer here is brewed on-site in a micro brewery - Turkey bitter, and so on - as well as several guest ales. Added to this - and that's enough for me to consider tunnelling into the place with a spoon after hours - this low-beamed pub with its two open fires boasts the finest selection of chioce malt whiskies I have seen anywhere beyond the Nicolson St Malt House in Edinburgh.

It is marvellous. When you lose at pool, they do not insist you drop your trolleys - and there is a beer garden across the road. What a pub. Locals sound, dogs welcome. A place to tie a good few on before pouring oneself into a taxi.
Len_Ganley - 21 Mar 2007 11:36
Smallish but charming pub tucked away in the hidden hamlet of Goose Eye. Excellent ales, including some they brew themselves. Nice old leaded windows advertising some long-lost brewery (Ramsden's?). Interior is a bit of a mish-mash of ancient and 70s modern. There is a very cosy tongue-and-grooved side bit
warmed by a real fire, often burning some sort of sweet-smelling wood. Food is meant to be good, too. All in all, a great pub.
Albert_Campion - 14 Mar 2006 13:42

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