please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
Great beer, great locals, great town. Top drawer.
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Excellent beer and staff.
Glad to see it open after the floods. Best pub in hebden bridge by far
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No loss as it's open!
Been open a couple o month now, just the same but freshened up. Harvest Pale, Black Sheep, excellent roaring fire in room to right. Proper.
brisk - 26 Feb 2013 12:41 |
No loss although I feel sorry for the tenants, and unfortunately the clientele are now dispersed where it did serve the purpose of keeping them all in one place.
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Closed. A victim of the summer floods in Hebden Bridge. There are hopes is may reopen before too long.
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A good place to chill after a long hike. Decent ber and cozy, only slightly spolit with old crusties discussing their drug years......
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Visited on a midweek lunchtime. Excellent pint of black sheep. Good pub in a lovely area.
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Multi roomer. Genuine tap room with bench seating. Real fire. Castle Rock Harvest Pale was in good condition, I think they now have added this on permanently. enjoy the craic.
brisk - 12 Feb 2010 12:56 |
Great Cask beers on offer. Very reasonable prices too!
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rough and ready spit and sawdust not for the faint hearted or tourists. good ale
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good lord. some people wouldn't know a decent pub if it bit them on the arse. it's a proper pub. no irish themed nonsense, a proper pub, serving proper beer, to proper people. if your idea of a good pub is friendly locals, good beer, juke box, darts, etc then i suggest you get yourself in here if you're in hebden. we thought it was fantastic.
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Oh come on now Ray! You're right but you're missing the point. The Railway's fab to sit outside in summer, it's a great venue for a very rushed pre-cinema drink - run cross the road and drink your pop in the marina if the pub bothers you. If you're having a bad day and just want to escape to the down to earth, it' not a bad choice.
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oh dear! the bar maid had trouble with the concept of a non alcoholic drink, the carpet was like freshly laid tarmac- black and sticky, and i was offered a greyhound to buy within 5 min of entry by a man who looked exactly like neil from "the young ones".
did not dare go near the toilets!!
ray - 14 Apr 2004 04:42 |
