4.4/5

(164 reviews)

Traditional village pub set in the heart of Calverley village. The establishment prides itself on providing high quality cask ales and fine wines.

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

4.6/5

(133 reviews)

At the core of our vision is Real Ale and Really Great Food. We chose Idle, Bradford as a key location for our inaugural ‘Beerhouse’ venue. Passion & expertise abounds with real ale, craft & cask, independent producers signature brews, sort after by the

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

(2,102 reviews)

Old maps indicate that a building was erected on this site in Victorian times between 1851 and 1893. Nestling on the edge of the picturesque village of Calverley, The Calverley Arms offers views over the adjacent Aire Valley and the edge of Leeds.

4.2/5

(104 reviews)

Attractive stone-built pub set on a hill-top road junction. It comprises two adjoining rooms that have been opened out with a bar located between them. The opening hours may be reduced during the winter months.