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

4.2/5

(269 reviews)

Here at The Yard we mix a passion for delicious and outrageous handmade, locally sourced burgers with a love for music, and a passion for pushing boundaries.

4.4/5

(348 reviews)

Situated in Idle, The George has a large beer garden at the rear of the pub complete with a children's play area, which is securely fenced from a large car park. The bar follows the U-shape of this multi-level pub, but the décor belies the age of the buil

4.8/5

(4 reviews)

In the very centre of the pretty spa town of Ilkley, just a short walk from the railway station, serving award winning food in our restaurant & bar with excellent guest rooms on the upper floors.

4.3/5

(1,349 reviews)

A country pub oozing rural charm and rustic character, our picturesque surroundings provide the perfect backdrop for savouring the hearty, seasonal pub-food on our menu, and the carefully nurtured cask ales and fine wines gracing our bar.

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

4.3/5

(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.

4.4/5

(804 reviews)

Looking for the perfect place to meet friends and family, relax, unwind and debrief from work, then look no further than the stylish Black Hat located in the heart of Ilkley

4.1/5

(1,265 reviews)

During the 19th century, Ilkley developed into a health resort. A visitors’ guide, of 1829, listed six boarding houses and three inns, among which was the Lister’s Arms, almost within touching distanc