Cross Hills · 1 checked & stamped
Fires, flagstones and no side-eye at the bar. Every pub below lets the dog in — and we say exactly which rooms.
The oldest building in Cross Hills, a 1735 stone pub on Keighley Road at the village crossroads, taking its cask ale from a brewery its own site describes as less than half a mile away. The pub pitches itself squarely at walkers coming off the hill, describing customers cosying up in front of the fire in muddy boots after a long walk with the dog, so a wet dog by the fire is the expected picture rather than an awkward one. There is a sun-trap beer garden behind for warm afternoons. Food runs Wednesday to Sunday only, with the kitchen shut all day Monday and Tuesday, so a midweek walk needs planning.
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