4.3/5

(1,692 reviews)

The Stansfield Arms dates back to 1543 and is the flagship of our collection. This historic, beamed pub and restaurant is set in idyllic Apperley Bridge area, close to the River Aire and surrounded by countryside.

4.6/5

(221 reviews)

This two-roomed establishment with log fires has a warming atmosphere. Although it is very much a locals' pub, visitors are always welcome. Pictures of the local area in olden days adorn the walls. Th

A local consisting of a lounge and separate games room, this pub was refurbished in 2013. Lively pub with character near a housing estate. The real ales may vary from those listed. Westons Cider is al

4.7/5

(342 reviews)

Single-roomed pub with a central bar behind which is the cellar trap door and its vertiginous steps. The building was first a pub, then a bakery, then a pub again. It was part of the local Trough Brew

4.1/5

(86 reviews)

A local in the centre of the village that was re-opened in late 2014 under new management. It comprises an open-plan main lounge with a smaller adjoining games room to the rear. The interior is simply

Comfortable, traditional, neighbourhood pub with an L-shaped lounge and a separate public bar where pub games can be played. Previously pubco owned, this establishment became a freehouse in Feb 2014.

4.4/5

(117 reviews)

This smartly finished pub focuses on food but is also suitable for those just wanting a drink. The range of real ales includes up to two guests but more guests are often available around the Christmas

4.3/5

(155 reviews)

We are husband & wife running a family pub. Both children and dogs are welcome. (Children until 8pm) We have 5 hand pulls, 4 of which are constant rotating ales, 1 being a cider. We also have 9 keg lines, 3 that are again on rotation. Pop in, say hi!