Wuthering Heights Inn in Bradford

The food was lovely the roast beef so tasty and meal hot. We had apple pie and custard which was also nice. Cosy homely pub we will definitely be back when we next visit Haworth.

Interesting…. Told by barman to not sit at large table as a large party was arriving imminently. No reserved sign on table. No one arrived after several hours:0Scampi fries sold were dated bbe 13/1/24….3 weeks out of date

It was a sunny Saturday so we took the bus to Wuthering heights to have some lunch and enjoy the scenic walk back home. It’s a cosy, warm and traditional pub. We received a friendly welcome and great service. We had two beers and ordered the steak pie and chicken pie with chips, peas and gravy. We both agreed the food was delicious. We’ll definitely be back again.

What a fab, cosy country pub! Just perfect when you’ve been walking. It was warm and cosy on a wet day with lovely friendly service and a great choice of drinks.

After staggering down from Top Withins Sunday night it was pitch dark by Stanbury, we'd started walking too late! We missed the Silent Inn and the 'Friendly' Inn was just closing and didn't do food. Finally our last hope The Wuthering Heights Inn came into view and we fell inside. I was desperate to discover whether we could still eat and waited patiently whilst the mangeress and a young bar staff member continued a long conversation without acknowleding us. However, once I'd managed to get their attention we were duly welcomed, found a dog friendly table and menu's and ate a fantastic Sunday Roast accomapnied by a pint of best Yorkshire Bitter, follwed by a lovely desert. I've seen some negative comment here on unfriendlyness but our experience could not have been more positive. I think in my 60 odd years of pub experience, rarely have I experienced such friendly locals and have almost everyone in the pub say hello, even whilst in the loo! As we'd not entirely completed the circular walk our car was some way off parked at the moorside walk start and we asked about booking a local taxi. To my utter astonishment, my wife returned to our table to say the manageress had offered to run one of us to pick up our car herself! This is amazing service for which I was determined to thank in a review. I will never forget the wonderful night, great food and drink and the friendly crowd in the Wuthering Heights Inn, a splendid end to a wonderful day, with grateful thanks to all there.

Nice enough pub. One drink was nice, other not so good. I didn't feel that welcome . Didn't eat so can't comment on the food.

We stayed in shepherds hut for the weekend great people all Friendly especially mark and leslie who are really welcoming and great blokes to chat too ! Most definately be back love to all ! The Charlotte hut was everything you could possibly imagine really cozy and pretty the views are beautiful most deffo recommended to try it for yourself nice ramble into howarth and back quite sad to go today feel so relaxed 😎 which was a much needed time out love Tina and Aubrey xx

Lovely pub, authentic and not fake-oldy worldy. Cosy, big menu, lovely fish pie, very good range of wines and other drinks. Really worth going beyond Haworth for a proper pub experience.

Called after a wander over the moor was going to eat but felt as welcome as a fox in a hen coop so just had a drink and was met with ' is that al you re having?' Walk here often but won't call at this place again.

Popped in for a drink which had an outside sign welcoming walkers. Unfortunately not a great welcome inside where we served by a most unfriendly and miserable barman! One quick pint and we were off Don’t think it is too hard to converse with a few friendly words or is it…….

We were on a walk through the area and stopped here for lunch. Couldn't have been a warmer welcome. Very good food and good choice of ales. Nice small garden at the rear with views overlooking the valley and very dog friendly Will be going back

The Wuthering Heights is, without a doubt, the perfect place to go after a walk on the moors. We have been calling into The Wuthering Heights for many years and thought it was time to give the place a review. The staff are welcoming, the food is very good (the vegan burger is the best I’ve ever had - all vegan burgers are not created equally!) and the view, well, you’ll have to go and see it for yourself. You won’t be disappointed. We will be going again soon.

This was one of the nicest pubs I’ve ever visited, and hands down it’s got the best view! Great service, great food selection, and really friendly clientele. I lingered in front of its stunning view everyday after hiking on a recent trip. Very highly recommended!

Love this pub - the atmosphere is great and the food really tasty. Good choice of drinks and snacks, plus the quiz night is done so well.

Went for Sunday lunch having heard about this place as suitable for coeliacs. Oh my goodness! Amazing menu for gf (and for gf kids) and the best statement about the management of cross contamination risk. I had a delicious (huge) roast beef dinner with nothing missed off compared to my non gluten-free mum's; I ate every mouthful and still made room for syrup sponge and custard. Others in the party had scampi and chips which looked fresh and appetising. Prices were very reasonable and, unusually but happily, no disadvantage for being gf (in fact some of the desserts were cheaper!) Service was really friendly and helpful. Top marks!

After a lovely walk to the waterfall decided to call in for a quick lunch , I had a walkers soup with a half sandwich . The soup was not hot but only slightly warm , we call for the waitress to have the soup...

Excellent food and beer. Popped in for a light lunch after a walk. Friendly host, nice warm restaurant and bar area and excellent food. Homemade leek and potato soup and a half baguette filled with mushrooms and cheese was delicious. Chunky chips are homemade and...

We were visiting Haworth for my daughter's birthday and so I chose a place to eat nearby. I went solely on the reviews I read online and was not disappointed. There were 8 of us so I preordered the food a few days before. The...

New to the area but fantastic to have gluten free Sunday lunch local!!! Great Sunday lunch and service is amazing!!!

A very warm welcome indeed - arriving on the doorstep just before 12 after walking down from Top Withens, we were trying to decide whether to stop for lunch and to warm up, or to push on and finish our walk, when they opened the...

Lovely pub. Great atmosphere. Friendly helpful staff. Delicious food. Booked a table on Saturday evening. We had to reschedule by an hour for family reasons. Nothing was too much trouble for the staff.

I would recommend this place to anyone..decent prices, lovely food, spotless premises and facilities, and the staff and people I met were lovely. This is the second time I have visited and I'll be back again ...

Great little pub with excellent friendly service and great views from the rear beer garden. We had the hot beef sandwich and cod Goujons and they were great. Good selection of beers as well. Just what we needed on our walk

I had a wonderful bacon baguette...never tasted anything like the baguette that had been cooked in an oven, fresh baked. The service was quick and efficient despite the staff being very occupied, and the pub was frankly beautifully cared for...spotless, every brass and wood work...

Service was great and staff very polite and happy to help. Great spot for a drink or bite to eat after a walk around the Brontë waterfalls. Food arrived within good time however we paid £13 for a roast beef dinner… the beef was pre...

Love this place . Great food , friendly hosts and fantastic facilities. Will be going again very soon

Everybody loves a bit of Yorkshire sun, I know we do! And what is a better place to enjoy that sunshine then a traditional friendly pub, The Wuthering Heights! We popped into this exact pub after a sunny holiday walk to Top Withens, deciding to...

Visited Withering Heights pub for evening meal. Log burner going, lovely and cosy. Very friendly staff. Food and service both outstanding. Couldn’t fault it and will definitely return. Thank you!

We stopped here for lunch on a friday after being recomended by my guide book '111 places to see in Yorkshire'. We called to book a table about an hour before arriving and were informed that would not be necessary, was that an omen? The...

Wow what a great place the wuthering heights is! Built in the 18th century itself it is truly an integral part of Brontë country. Visitors to the area would be wise to include this pub in their 'go to' visitor itinerary. With local real ales...

A lovely little pub to visit for food and a drink after a long walk. We sat by the log burner and had some fantastic food. The staff were great and came over with a treat and water for the dog. Absolutely recommend! The pie...

I originally came across this place about fifteen years ago. My wife and I passed it on a pilgrimage to Bronte country. I then wrote a short story set it in the pub and it was published in a magazine in New York City. It...

cannot recommend this place highly enough. though i must go bback for my free range farmm eggs i left behind

Called in for a quick drink after a long walk. The Timothy Taylor's pint was just superb, served to perfection. One of my favourite local pubs. Great beer, super location and a friendly welcome. Go!

Visited here for lunch after our walk around the lovely Bronte land today. We received a very warm & friendly welcome, that along with great ale & delicious food equals the perfect pub! We will definitely return next time we visit Haworth

The Wuthering Heights Inn has become my family's regular whenever we visit Haworth. We were struggling to find anywhere to eat on the main street in Haworth, but the Wuthering Heights is just a 5 minute drive away. The majority of my family are vegan/vegetarian...

I originally came across this place about fifteen years ago. My wife and I passed it on a pilgrimage to Bronte country. Recently I wrote a short story and set it in the Wuthering Heights pub. The story was published in a magazine in New York City and then evolved into a novella-in-flash fiction which a couple of bookshops in Haworth agreed to stock. So my wife and I went back to Haworth and had a meal in the Wuthering Heights pub. It was strange sitting in the place where my story was set.The food and ale was first class and the staff warm and friendly. I was really pleased because they put a poster for my book 'Waiting For Lulu at Wuthering Heights' on display. Great place, and great setting for a story!

We wandered in to this pub near the end of a long walk across the moors. They brought us water for our dog and we enjoyed some well-earned drinks while looking at the menu. I ordered the steak pie and my wife the scampi. Both...

My Wife and I originally stayed here in 2017. We stayed in Emily the shepherds hut. Since then we’ve been going back every year with family, booking both Emily & Charlotte. We love this place! The views, the comfortably cosy shepherds huts and the facilities...

Went in just before lockdown eased to be met by a rude and obnoxious man behind the bar who I assumed was the owner . Barked it was illegal to approach the bar yet I was about 3 metres from it looking at what beers...

We visited as a family with our dog. We were really looked after and made to feel welcome. The food was absolutely delicious and all our allergies were well catered for. We had a lovely evening.

We had spent ages trying to find somewhere that had gluten free and vegan options in the heart of Haworth only to be disappointed. As expected it is difficult! But after searching on Google we found that just a 5 min drive away was this...

Amazing views from the terrace and delicious food both sandwiches for lunch and the evening dinner menu Highly recommend this pub We will be back !

Called in for a drink after a lovely walk. The staff were unhelpful regarding the signing in on the phone. Refused to accept cash. So we left. Wouldn't go there again!

We stayed in the shepherds hut, they are lovely very cosy, the facilities are up some steps and are steep but they are well worth it to stay some where that is so beautiful is incredible. The shares facilities are very good the kitchenette and...

Brilliant, well-run pub and accommodation. The shepherd's huts are gorgeous, comfortable and have lovely views, especially at sunset. Loads of attention to detail and had everything we needed and more. Pub and huts really well organised to adhere safely to covid restrictions. Oh and run by lovely welcoming people too. Highly recommend

Brilliant service, plenty of outdoor sittings for Sunday lunch. Friendly staff and quality food, would definitely come back again in summer

Popped in for afew beers and some food after a walk to Bronte Waterfalls.After a friendly welcome we were taken to our seat outside, the staff member explained the new covid system and how to order. Its all done via the QR reader and couldn't be easier. Drinks ordered and they arrived within a couple of minutes, the real ale was just the tonic just how it should be kept. We arrived about 5pm and waited till 5.30 when the food was being served, again the ordering was simple. We ordered the chicken burger, scampi and I had chips with gravy (the gravy is epic!). The food is all freshly cooked and to order and was excellent, nothing left at the end. We sat on the grass area at the back of the pub with wonderful views over the valley, the only sounds were the sheep bleating in the fields further down.Well done to the team for making these weird times simple and easy to navigate! We will be back very soon.

Just returned from our second two night stay in the Shepard's huts, this time for partner's 50th birthday.Just the same as last time it was absolutely amazing. spotless, totally safe and the owners and staff were incredible in helping make a memorable birthday break.Once again the food was a highlight of the weekend and can't be faulted at all. Thank you very much for a great stay, already looking forward to next time

Amazing place thats one of our favourites. The views are lovely. We stayed in one of the shepards huts which was equipped with everything you need including a log burner that makes it so cosy . The pub has a warm and friendly atmosphere along with the staff.Last day was topped off with one of their gorgeous cooked breakfasts and the the only down fall was we wished we could have stayed longer but we will be back.A big thank you to all the staff for making us a brilliant weekend.

We had looked at the Sunday Lunch reviews, thinking this would be perfect for our needs. Sadly, the roast potatoes were pale, roast parsnip seemed boiled, gravy tasteless and watery. For £12 it did not feel value for money. The Covid set up was very good and the one way system, sanitizer station very good. Clean and nice decor.... The reason being for the scoring.

Very friendly staff operating under Covid restrictions but still managing to present a very welcoming environment. Was able to book table in advance. Wide choice of food on menu and food was served promptly. We all enjoyed our meals. Lively views from garden area.

We had a couple of pints and a lovely BLT sandwich. The food and drinks were lovely. Really friendly staff who couldn't do enough. The pub itself is very safe and well organised.Also gave advice on the next step of our walk. A lovely experience all round.

Stayed here for two nights in one of the shepherd's huts, Emily. What a fantastic experience, relaxing and fantastic views, spotlessly clean and a well needed rest. The pub itself as well as all the staff were very welcoming and all precautions for these strange times were defiantly spot on. Special mention has to be given to the food, we ate there both Monday and Tuesday and it was out of this world. The pie was absolutely amazing. Would definatly recomend to anyone.

I called today 18/8/2020) for lunch with my friends. We were greeted by the bar staff with a smile and asked too fill out the track and trace form. We ordered our drinks and told our table was number 4 and shown where to go. The menu was excellent and plenty to choose from with options for Gluten free and Vegans. There is also Timothy Taylors Landlord on handpump and good range of gins. Food was absolutely lovely and well presented. With the help out to eat out scheme you can have 3 courses for £10. We will definately be back to do lunch.

This was my first and last time visiting. I found the staff to be rude and unwelcoming not only to us but to others around. The text system was not great. We ordered our food but didn’t get a reply to say that they had received it or how long we would wait (1 hour in what wasn’t a very busy setting)The food was substandard - nothing to write home about.

We took advantage of the eat out to help out deal and it was great value for money. The portions were great too. The beetroot falafel starter was delicious and came with plenty of salad, pitta and dip. The spinach lasagne was tasty and again came with lots of lovely salad. I was too full for pudding so brought it home to have later. This is a lovely traditional pub in a beautiful setting. If the weather is fine there is a lovely little beer garden with amazing views. Will defiantly go back

We came here for a lunch after a walk around the moors, so we were pretty hungry! Portion sizes were just what we needed, the food was SO GOOD. The best pub grub I’ve had in a long time. Me and my boyfriend said we would come back to the area just to eat here! 100% recommend, staff were very friendly too.

We arrived in the area for a few nights stay and booked this pub for a meal out. Seeing the reviews we arrived open minded on what to expect.The text service is dodgy because of the signal, so don't give up. The bar staff and waitress was very friendly and helpful. They even said they could take our order or go up to the bar if any issues. We didn't need to wait long for the food.We both had the dirty burger and changed the meal to meet our requirements, like no fries or bread etc.The food was amazing and even better than some big name places. Price for the meals, drinks and pudding was what we expected and couldn't complain.Happily to come back and also some amazing views outside the back!! Well done guys. (Table 5)

Had a lovely meal here last night. Covid restrictions in place very easy to use, very clean felt safe. Food was delicious ordered a range of starters mains and puddings. Definatley worth a visit. Thank you

Lovely food (Sunday Roast), great beer (Timothy Taylor’s), excellent service (all staff), fantastic views.

Pork pie mushy peas and mint sauce fantastic,the other meals not worth mentioning.we were told dogs are welcome but then got the feeling they were not.Not a friendly or welcoming place a lovely setting and some history within the pub but not one we will be using again.

Called in here today. First time we have been. All COVID compliant. One way system. Etc. Decided to eat there and was told we needed to eat inside. Went out of the back spot in the front and told to sit at a table and text the order to the phone number on the menu. We waited 15 mins. No reply to text. Whilst we waited a group came in and ordered their food at the bar. The landlord came to a camper sat on another table and asked if he could get her anything?? What happened to texting?? She said she had texted her order through. He said he didn’t have it. I asked about ours and they hadn’t got or text. We decided to leave. We didn’t feel very welcome. We were disappointed and felt like we were treated differently to others. We won’t return

Pre booked our table, arrived 20mins early and no problem.Sign in for track and trace, one way system in place.Warm welcome and great ordering system, if you have a mobile signal or order from the bar.I had the Sunday roast and it was superb, nice amount of beef and all the trimmings with a separate dish of Veg. The wife had the Spiced Chicken burger and said it was very good.Staff were superb and really helpful and it’s still dog friendly.

Our 2nd stay in one of the shepherds hut (Emily this time). This is a stunning place to get away from it all. Amazing views across the valley. The pub itself is top drawer with first rate food and drink. Thoroughly recommend the red pesto chicken washed down with a couple of pints of Farmers Blonde. Thank you to Nicci, Darren & the team.

There is a small camp site belonging to this pub with really good facilities all you need is the weather The food at the pub was excellent, real ales a plenty and staff superb. Locals are canny as well

Went there week end 29/2 and stated in Charlotte Had a fantastic 2 days log burner was so good Had 2 breakfasts and were GREAT staff were brill meals in pub great also Darren was great with breakfast service Will definitely go back

Have visited twice. Very friendly staff and nice interior. My gluten free diet was very well noticed.

We previously had a look online at the menus and decided to book.We got some drinks and asked for the menus, we are not vegan but saw they had one online but the menu wasn’t given to us whilst we were there, I asked one of the staff and he gave the menu to us. I’d class this as feedback, but I think all the menus should go out together? The young waitress (sorry, I didn’t get your name) who served us our food was very cheery and helpful.The food we had was delicious, best meal out I’ve had in a while.Will definitely be returning here in the future. A lovely pub in a great location.

We went for an evening Christmas meal which was superb restaurant quality served by friendly efficient Staff. The black pudding stack starter was really delicious as was the prawn and crayfish salad presented with a shot glass of tomato juice and celery looking really classy. I had the belly pork main which was really tasty with crispy crackling and lovely fresh veggies, he had the roast turkey dinner with all the trimmings and gravy to be proud of. The desserts were great, plenty of them and we were stuffed full. Home made food made and served to a very high standard. The service was fantastic, we were checked on and felt very well looked after. Would highly recommend, great value and the best pub toilets by far

Great food lovely friendly staff will book again next year there was 15 of us and it went so smooth thank you so much

A welcome pint and sandwich after a morning of walking. Friendly welcome and it's always good to see a dog-friendly pub.

We nipped in for a beer on our way back from Haworth. The pub was quite busy and we had to wait quit a while to be served.The pub is very dog friendly and all dogs were very friendly.The food looked ok but we were not eating anyway

We had been out all morning and were looking for somewhere to eat on a dull and damp Sunday. A lovely country pub, decorated with plates and Bronte related pictures in the dining area. Dog friendly in the bar and walker friendly. Welcoming service. A good selection of food including a reasonable range of Vegan and vegetarian food.My daughter had the Vegan burger, which came with crispy french fries and a lovely fresh salad. She said it was lovely, and filling. I had the Mushroom Strongonoff.Mine came, rich chestnut coloured sauce served with sticky rice and wild rice mound. I could rave about that sauce, Creamy but not claggy, spicy but not raw, The only lack was a slice of bread and butter to wipe my plate clean. My daughter came to the rescue with a corner of her burger bun.Seems a welcoming venue for all, with gins and real ales; though as the driver I had a really nice and welcome pot of tea.

The Shepherd's huts are cosy, with a log burner in each. They feel homely with lovely crockery and cutlery. The bed is comfortable, clean and warm. Facilities on site are great with great shower and pot washing facilities. Fridge, hair dryer etc. Really warm reception with nothing too much trouble, we will be back.

Had a lovely meal here (duck spring rolls for a starter) and a dirty burger. My mum had the beetroot and halloumi burger. Really enjoyed the food plus the staff were really pleasant and friendly.

We were a family party of 4 and chanced upon Wuthering Heights as we were about to travel back to our holiday cottage after a day out in Haworth.

We stopped by after our 5 hour long walk to Top Withens from Haworth. The extension of the pub is light and slightly different decor to main section of the pub which is darker and more cosy. Loved the atmosphere here, the locals arrived for a pub quiz as we were finishing up. The food was great honest home cooked style food. My partner had the burger which he liked. I had the cheese and beer croquets - delicious! The cheddar and onion marmalade sandwich for the main, which did the job after the walk. Would recommend as a pit stop on the way back to Haworth or on way to Top Withens.

The home made pies are outstanding, my partner was also very happy with his veggies nachos. Can't fault the food or drinks selection at all!

We visited here as we were staying in the area for a couple of days. We booked as they allow dogs in the eating area.

Rain was lashing. Temperature was unseasonal yet the good old Wuth came through again.

Food was most obviously microwaved from frozen which was a disappointment as I expect homemade or fresh from a small traditional pub.

This is a little gem hid in Stanbury .Very well laid out with a good selection of gin and real ale The porta is fabulous and we ordered home made soup which was delicious. The food around us looked good. A good car park and seating outside. We always call in when fellwalking in the area.

Went with friends after a long walk around the moors - sunny, warm day. Sat outside. Excellent choice of ales. Good surroundings and views. Friendly staff. Excellent food. Menu a little restricted - consider adding some more novel choices - something light like a salad or something less stodgy for those who need to be careful with what they eat. Only other suggestion is to tidy up outside. The empty beer kegs lined up around the back garden spoil it a little. Otherwise a great place for food and drinks at lunchtime or after a long walk in the evening!

We had set up our campervan and decided to walk along the pennine way to Haworth. While walking back to our camp the heavens opened and we got pretty damp.

The best thing about this pub is it's genuine character and shrines to the Brontes. Would love to have tried one of their Real Ales, but was driving. Took my mother, who was suitably impressed, and had the hot beef sandwich and six big chips for £7.95, and a nice `tea for two'. Will go again- we need to encourage these old inns- they must survive for ever!

Perfect pub,the service was excellent and the food was pretty good,lovely outside area too..I was really impressed by the newly decorated toilets .

Not far out of the tourist spot of Haworth and worth a visit , clean premises and nice outside dining/ drinking area good size car park.Value for money.

I have been meaning to write a review since camping here overnight in March.

Popped in again post-walk during the un-seasonally cold start to May. It was much like being greeted by an old friend; fire was roaring; the real ale exceptionally well-kept and the food hearty. They recently won the local CAMRA award for pub of the season and it’s easy to see why.

Popular with locals and visitors alike and offering a good selection of beers and wines.

Down from Top Withens to Stanbury and the pub for a well earned rest. We follow the path down through some beautiful countryside and my daughter is still loving the walking until we reach Stanbury and The Wuthering Heights and meet up with my wife. This is a great pub with an open fire good choice of gins and excellent real ale I had a couple of excellent porter. The food on offer looked very nice and the landlord and staff are very friendly. They have also won a local area award.

Nice place after a lovely walk but food took a long time (only one v busy member of staff serving) and food was pretty average. But warm and welcoming

We all met at Wutthering Heights for a drink and lunch after a walk. Good choice of beers and also had nice lunches. Enjoyed Nutrose and good to see vegans & vegetarian options. Good place to meet

Lovely freindly girls behind the bar. Inquisitive, they seemed to take a genuine interest in there customers.

The first day of March and we were in this area and wanted lunch. This was a nice place which offered fish, chips, mushy peas with bread and butter for just £6.......a Friday special I think. Although the portion size wasn’t huge it was more than adequate to see us through the rest of the day. Food was well cooked and tasty and with a nice range of beers on offer, what is not to like? This pub has a lot going for it as it’s spacious, warm and dog friendly.....it was pretty quiet when we were there but it’s hardly peak tourist season. There are some seating areas at the rear of the pub which overlook the valley so that would be nice on a warm day and there are also some glamping units which we didn’t actually see.

Visited here for Wifeys birthday, stayed in the Charlotte shepherds hut, from the moment we got here, till when we left, nothing was too much trouble, Darren, the landlord, was really friendly and helpful, despite the snow, the shepherds hut was warm, clean, a really comfy bed, solar lighting and charging points, log burner toasty, plenty of logs and kindling, pub full of friendly locals, food great tasting, great price and good portions, 4 x real ales on draught, would certainly come back thanks.

Why go to Stanbury on a windy day in January? The stark pennine scenery is enough. But then you could call here and find complimentary sunday papers and decent real ale. The lovely girl behind the bar could rescue you with cashback, and the young man who brings out the food could sensibly suggest he brings tomato sauce for your teenage daughter, before correctly doing his checkback. You might reflect on the interesting marriage of pâté and picallili, and on whether it is all home made. You might even consider glamping here, with walks to Top Withens and the Brontë falls. The best way to review a place is to go back. We do.

This is a stylish pub with a traditional feel to it. Didn't eat but menu looks very tasty. Staff friendly and ready chat. Real fire, real ale and a choice of gins makes it easy to see why they won Pub of the Season for 2018.

Stumbled across this fantastic local whilst out walking with the family during Nov half-term.