The Fighting Cock, Bradford - pub details
Address: 21-23, Preston St, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD7 1JE [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 7859)
Bradford Forster Square (0.8 miles), Bradford Interchange (0.9 miles), Frizinghall (1.9 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Jukebox
- Real ale
Pub suggested by Michael wilkin on 11 May 2004
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other pubs nearby:
Old Devonshire Arms, Bradford (0.1 miles), City Hotel, Bradford (0.1 miles), Peel Hotel, Bradford (0.2 miles), Black Swan, Bradford (0.3 miles), Rose and Crown, Bradford (0.3 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of the Fighting Cock, Bradford
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| I went in here for the first time on 27/2/13 and i was impressed by the various real ales that the pub served. I went in approx 3.30pm and left around 8.00pm even though i was only calling in for a couple of pints. It had been recommended to me by my partner who had been a regular customer in the 1980's and 90's. I would highly recommend this pub to anybody. wiggy17 - 3 Mar 2013 21:38 |
| This pub should be demolished immediately - and rebuilt at the bottom of my road. Quite simply the best old-fashioned, backstreet boozer I've visited in a long time. djw - 9 Jan 2013 22:59 |
| It's a plain old fashioned BOOZER, with mixed boozer clientele and great beer. Love it. Richardhuddleston - 1 Jan 2013 16:11 |
| The best of 4 pubs we tried in Bradford midweek. I would say this place is worthy of its place in the top 20 on the site. The location is a little run down. But at least parking outside was easy. There are 10 ales on offer, plus 3 ciders - Growler Lemon Head, Derventio Boars Head, Theakston old Peculier, Timothy Taylor Landlord, Best Bitter & Dark Mild, Pictish Doctor Rudi, Wylam Chinook, Copper Dragon Golden Pippin, Glentworth Henpecked & Greene King Abbot Ale. The ciders were Westons Old Rosie, Hogans Panking Pole and another from the London Cider Co. The pub has plenty of character and is divided into 3 distinct drinking areas. Although we did wonder as to how authentic the traditional look actually was. Is it made to look this way? There are plenty of old beer and cider bottles to admire on shelves high up near the ceiling. If I had only one criticism, it was that the service and the interaction with the locals seemed a bit 'cold'. Otherwise, this is a top pub and one I'm sure I will return to next time I am in Bradford. blue_scrumpy - 28 Sep 2012 19:47 |
| Proper Pleasant Yorkshire Pub - good ale and for that matter lager from round the world on tap selection. Ale was brilliantly priced at circa £2.50. Wood board floor, wood board chairs, wood board tables i could go on - I almost expected chickens to be scuttling about - seriously an ace ale pub - finest of the north so far found. Not luxurious so if your taking a lady she better be hardy. parmantom - 10 Sep 2012 13:02 |
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