Top 27 things to do and attractions in Haworth

Steam train on a regular line. A spectacular day out. It’s a regular line and engine, now maintained by a volunteer organisation. There are both steam and diesel engines. The carriage has a great bar with local beers. The shops at the station have interesting gifts. People are super friendly.

Small,but perfectly formed line,with immaculately preserved stations. Staff very personable,great carriage stock,and excellent value for money,with a great addition of the museum,adding to the all round experience. Fantastic to be on the iconic platform, as featured in the Railway Children,and of course,the quaint smallest station in Britain. My son is a railway enthusiast,and adored it. Highly recommended

Really enjoyable train ride. Good views. Travelled in a carriage that didn't have a bar, however when stopping at Keighley and Oxenhope, there's enough time to get off and grab a drink. Great for kids too. Some carriages are accessible for prams. Would advise getting on earlier, we got off in the evening and it was getting busy

I myself recently re-visited the historically renowned keighley & worth valley railway on saturday 8th of November 2025 (with my P.A. accompanying me), we travelled by train from morley/leeds all the way up to keighley... went up the steps and across back in time once again as we descended onto platforms 3 & 4 for the heritage train bound for oxenhope, Throughout my latest revisit to west yorkshire's branch line heritage railway, We checked out the successfully uniquely restored old water tower/column on platform 4 - which I consider a splendid site to behold - whilst we waited for the oxenhope-bound passenger train, which was hauled by that brilliantly uplifting ex-LMS stanier black five tender locomotive number 44932 that gave us (and the rest of the other passengers) an enjoyable train journeying up the valley of the river behind the KWVR's very name (as well as it's nature), It was great revisiting all the stations along the line, especially Ingrow (west), Damems, Oakworth, Haworth, and of course the outstanding Oxenhope - from where we watched the brilliantly steaming balck five run-round it's train bound for the return journey back down to keighley, I also took plenty of photos, well, quite a lot... along the line, especially safely from carriage window, for whom I do hope the KWVR itself really likes them, as I hear by share some as part of my latest review on west yorkshire's branch line heritage railway. Hope to come back & revisit the KWVR someday.

Booked the Haworth Haddock and had a fabulous time. Steam train from Oxenhope to Keighley, fish & chips, on board bar and the brilliant Night Patrol played on the platform. You can pick your tickets up early which allows you to travel the line during the day. Staff are lovely, they all work hard to make sure you have a good night. Fabulous to see such enthusiasm. Well worth a visit but if you get the chance for one of their themed events definitely book it!

£16 for full line return £23 for all day hop on, hop off Lovely journey with picturesque views. Some journeys are diesel, others steam. Check which ones but some have hot drinks and snacks available on board too.

A lovely day out. Diesel and steam were running. The engine sheds were open and very informative. All the staff working that day were friendly and helpful. We bought a Rover ticket which allowed us to hop off at station's along the line.

Very interesting in that is covers the entire Bronte family. Much more interesting than just their books. Enjoyed this much more than I expected. An added bonus is the cute town within which they lived

Wonderful museum. I'd wanted to visit for years and finally did recently. Spotting the parsonage from the exit/ back entrance of the church was such a magical moment. I really recommend getting your first glimpse there. The environs were so beautiful, what an appropriately magical atmosphere. The parsonage was delightful. Highlights were the piano, Anne's bloodied handkerchief, Branwell's painting of Emily, Charlotte's hair and dress, Maria's inscribed comb, and Patrick's glasses. I also loved seeing the apostle cupboard referenced in Jane Eyre. I'd been a fan for years but was unaware that their poor, elder sisters had been so close in age to them. That was really thought-provoking. I bought lots of things from the gift shop - my favourite of which were simple copies of a drawing of and by Anne, my favourite Brontë. The moors were to die for. Spectacular trip.

Wonderful visit to Howarth, Yorkshire, good scenery, fresh air, exercise and if you love the Brontë sisters like me, it's just a great reasonably priced day trip out from Manchester. Thought the bars , shops, goods, merchandising were interesting, some quirky, a few unique, but others, which were often the same but just in different shops , were a little over priced imo. And really only one reasonably affordable eatery, which i enjoyed a scone tea immensely

The Bronte's home ( The Parsonage ),a dedicated museum to the Bronte family. Interesting and in depth look into their life and times . Situated over two floors, with a shop and toilets at the rear. £13 standard adult entrance fee. Can get very busy on weekends and Bank Holidays.

I'm not a huge Brontë fan, I know their story and have read several of their novels and obviously seen a lot of adaptations and biopics, but I must admit to being a little disappointed by this museum. The best thing is knowing you're standing where they once stood, but a lot of the items are made up of recreations and copies of things that are held elsewhere or in private collections. The recreation of Branwell's study, overseen by Simon Armitage, is somewhat comical in its drunken-yet-brilliant-mind excess, and it always strikes me as odd how much is devoted to his lost genius, when there's literally three women who achieved right there, against the odds. At best, you can do the full tour of the house in under an hour, less if it's not busy (the rooms are small and the cordons only give you a finite space, so if there's more than two people in there, you have to wait your turn). The tour is self guided but staff are on hand should you have any queries. Have to say, on my visit some of the staff looked far from energised; their aura often seemed to be one of boredom and a desire to be elsewhere/invisible (to be fair it was around 2pm so lunch breaks may have been imminent) so there was a feeling of "please don't ask me anything". They may have also been annoyed at the two unruly children one party had, the adults of whom were doing nothing to control them. You are allowed to take photographs, but no flash if your wielding anything other than your phone. The last room explores the legacy of the sisters on film, but it's pretty basic, amounting to some film scripts and the odd photo. A more interactive experience, showing numerous clips from adaptations, perhaps with the original scenes from the novel accompanying in comparison, would be more interesting and likely to fire the imagination. The gift shop is well stocked, but you'll probably find similar in several shops on the main street, perhaps at a slightly lower price (though admittedly still inflated in comparison to other non touristy outlets; I was surprised to see pin badges going for £10 in one shop when similar would be £5 elsewhere). Toilets were clean, but the writing on the locks as small as that of the Brontës, making it difficult to know whether they're engaged. The grounds are lovely, overlooking the church and local allotments. Haworth is a lovely spot. Obviously if you are a Brontë obsessive, this is somewhere you have to visit, but for everyone else maybe not. That said, if you are in picturesque Haworth, it would be a shame not to visit. Price of admission is 13 pounds which may seem steep for such a middling experience, but it does give you access for twelve months. Then again, if you found it middling once, you probably wouldn't want to return

Brontë Parsonage Museum is well worth visiting if you are a fan of the famous novels from this family, or want to understand life in this area during the early to mid 1800s. Timed entry to minimize overcrowding in the small space of this house. The museum presents a close replication of the original kitchen, bedrooms, dining room, etc. Some items are original (e.g., Charlotte’s paintbox and spectacles). Each room has information about typical life in that space, including storylines about what the Bronte family members might have said and done on a typical day there. The last part of the exhibition shows information and artifacts from films and plays about the Brontës. I think more could be done to depict the life of this family, in particular, events and writing leading up to publication of the famous novels. Many relevant items are together in the latter part of the house (likely due to limited space elsewhere), but it seems clumped together rather than displayed in a way that systematically explains how the novels were conceived and came to fruition. My deepest impression is the difficult lives and poor health that challenged the Brontë sisters (and brother), which likely reflects how others in the community also endured in that era. The appeal of the Bronte parsonage is amplified by its picturesque location in the village of Haworth, which is a destination on its own. The graveyard beyond the Bronte home is also worth a look, although the Brontë family except Anne are buried under the church. Visited in late May 2025.

Beautifully curated and narrated exhibition. Really takes the visitor back in time. A fitting tribute to the Bronte family and their literary genius. The gardens are also absolutely beautiful. An excellent tribute to part of Yorkshire heritage. Thank you

It’s a stunning piece of architecture. I cannot vouch for the work of God …

Wonderful history. I loved learning about the Brontës at the church (knowing their skeletons lay beneath - all except Anne). Catching sight of the Parsonage for the first time through the back door of the church was beyond magical. Only sad to find that this was not the original church the Brontës attended - it had been rebuilt. Not a religious person myself but love a lefty Christian, such as was evident of Patrick by his boldly empathetic and forward-thinking stance for the time. His kids were a testament to the good such thinking serves.

Lovely church with big links to the Bronte family. 🙏

So beautiful! There were some foot cut outs as an art project thinking about walking in someone elses shoes. The staff were lovely and we were speaking about the church's history. We then looked up S. Redhead, who only lasted 3 weeks!! Glad to see no donkeys in the church haha!

A beautiful church, with a lot of interesting history and information about the parish and the Bronte family. The church accepts donations, both by cash and card, as via their website.

Friday afternoon. Have afternoon tea, 3 type of sandwiches, scones & cakes at FORTEAS Lovely decos of 1940. Walk up a steep slope up to St Michael & All Angels Church. Along the beautiful shops of cakes, souvenirs, plants & flowers shops, pubs etc.

Visited the grave of Tabatha, the Bronte's much loved Servant, who is buried off to the right of the sign on the wall as you look at the picture of thd Parsonage. If you are trying to find this it says on the last couple of lines that she was the much beloved Servant to the Bronte family. After you find that line you can just about make out her name a couple of lines up as it is a family plot. Time waits for no man.

What a stunning area! Lovely play park for all ages! We visited here as a big group, children aged between 3-17. Loved the swinging bars and slides. The children had space to play football and so much room if you fancied a picnic. There are public toilets , we didn't use them but they looked fine. Dogs are welcome, but they have to stay on the lead. Worth a visit.

Very nice views but I must say one of this park's most noted feature , which was 90% why me and my wife traveled over 2 hours to visit, was the Globe sculpture by Craig Dyson ( a local artist to Keighley) I was very disappointed to find it wasn't there anymore , and even worse nothing bothered online or otherwise as to what happened to it. Eg: moved to new location or taken away permanently. For me this cut the visit short.

Beautiful, well tended, lovely flowers in bloom all through spring and summer. Gentle winding paths to meander along and a central hub of benches with a bandstand to sit and relax. Caters to everyone with its memory garden, children’s play area, bowling green and substantial size for dog walking. Does also have some public toilets although the opening hours vary.

What a beautiful park, so well maintained. Coffee shop with stunning views over the park. Museum one of the best if not the best I've ever been in. But you need a full day if not two to see and admire it all in free to enter but asked to donate £3 or more if you appreciate this remarkable place.

Lovely little market on every 3rd Sunday of the month (March - December from 10am - 3.00pm run by R.S.H Artisan Markets. Lots of different food stalls, and artisan craft/gift stalls, all of them are talented and friendly. The park itself is stunning and near the railway museum, Well worth a visit

Beautifully kept park, great bowling green, lovely kiddies play area, third Sunday of the month March to November there is a fab Artisan Market there too .

Beautiful park with lovely greenery and benches were clean and the park was suitable for all ages loved the icecream van did the best icecream parking available on the road outside and close to the Haworth village!

Looking for somewhere to have lunch on a short visit to Haworth, I chose this traditional inn, partly because of its historical interest as a favourite haunt of Branwell Bronte. There was much to like about it: the cosy lounge with its olde-worlde decor, comfy seating, convivial atmosphere, and a lovely view of the quaint and cobbled main street from the window seats. The girl behind the bar was friendly and welcoming. But the food was very disappointing. I ordered the nduja chicken kiev served with Caesar salad and mash. The salad was tasty enough, but the chicken was overcooked, dry and so tough that I found it difficult to cut and chew it. So I took it back to the bar. The server was apologetic and very helpful, immediately offering me an alternative, but as I had only limited time in Haworth, I opted for a toasted sandwich rather than wait for another cooked meal. The bacon, brie and cranberry with dressed salad was better than the chicken, but the sandwich was not very well filled and the bacon was hard. The lunch was pricey too, though I did get a partial refund because the sandwich was cheaper. All in all, I felt let down by this lunch experience and am unlikely to come again.

We were only in for drinks because of the excellent location & lovely decor. This was possibly the slowest service I've ever experienced in my 40 years on earth and tbh I almost gave up. It was like 10 people had called in sick, with nobody at the bar whatsoever for around 10 mins. No apology or explanation from the server when she finally appeared. It smelled a bit fishy inside so we sat outside. May still give it another chance during a quiter period to give it a fair go as it is a really interesting, historical building.

I visited this hotel today for lunch during my trip to the UK from India. We ordered drinks and food, and to our surprise, we were asked to pay upfront—even before the food was served. That was the first red flag. The fish and chips we ordered, along with mushy peas, were extremely disappointing. The mushy peas in particular were spoiled and gave off a foul smell—completely inedible. We politely brought this to the attention of a waitress, who handled it well and took the dish away. However, what followed was shocking. A woman who introduced herself as the manager came to our table and was exceptionally rude—by far the rudest person I’ve encountered during my entire stay in the UK. She dismissed our complaint, insisting that "no one else has ever complained" about the dish, as if that invalidated our genuine concern. Instead of showing empathy or taking responsibility, she made it seem like we were the problem. There was no apology, no courtesy, and absolutely no regard for customer service. As a tourist, I’ve had wonderful experiences across the UK, but this single incident ruined our day and has left a very bad impression. I do not recommend this place to anyone who values good food, respectful service, and basic customer care.

Two out of three of us ordered the Sunday Lunch, which came and was presented well and nice and hot! The only thing that spoilt our meal was the gravy was poured on the meal but it was a sparse amount! We asked if we could have more gravy as there wasn’t enough to cover the Yorkshire pudding! We were told NO unless we paid a further £2 each, and as the meals were around £17 I felt that this was a very mean way to treat customers! We refused to pay the extra as we felt the cost was enough to cover extra gravy when asked, only to be told that the gravy allocated was enough for the meal! Needless to say the Yorkshire pudding was like eating cardboard because of the lack of gravy that they allocate! It was a shame that our meals were spoilt because of a bit more gravy! It seems that they have been asked for more gravy before as it states on the black board that gravy is £2 for extra! But we didn’t think it would apply to the Sunday dinner as we have NEVER been refused extra gravy anywhere before! This was a nice meal spoilt! We wont be going again! There are other places near by that serve Sunday lunches and don’t refuse a small jug of gravy that would have made this meal perfect! 28th September 2025! I hope the management takes notice of this it just is a petty way to treat customers! This was the amount of gravy we were allocated and were declined any more than this without paying a further £2! I’ve never come across this before when eating out!

Called for a meal on Tuesday evening. Nice welcome & attentive service from the staff. We had our dog with us & were allowed to dine inside in the designated area. Our food was lovely, cooked well. The only down side to our visit was the full menu not being available due to them having run out of quite a few things, but four of us were still able to find something we wanted.

Right in the centre of Haworth this is a very old pub with connections to the Bronty family via there brother brother Bramwell. Today it serves good pub food that can cope even on big weekends like Steampunk. A big selection of beers and I suggest you try Theakstons Old Peaculiar. It has a great little outside seating area where you can look over to the Vintage shop the Souk or just watch the people entertainment or visitors pass by. Try it try the OP I am sure you will enjoy it. I cant tell you about the rooms as we have never stayed but everything else is great.

Took the tribe yesterday, two picked burgers, and having read a couple of negative reviews just now could not disagree more, they were huge, I was assured blinking lovely and the chips were really good too, so I’ve genuinely no idea what people are shouting about. The lady serving was flat out, but very attentive and apologised for the delay which was next to nothing. My fish and chips were lovely. It’s a lovely pub with good pub food.

Excellent café in a great location. We visited on a busy day and didn't have to wait for a table as there is tons of seating inside and out. The service was fast, despite it being almost full, and food arrived quickly! ☕️ This cafe is excellent for anyone with dietary restrictions as they have a large, detailed, clearly labelled many with gluten free, vegan, and vegetarian options for breakfast, hot food, cakes, and coffee. They also have gluten free bread if you order a fry-up or soup. They offer a huge variety of vegan milk, and vegan spread for toast. The food is delicious and very high quality. 🦮✅ The cafe, both inside and out, is dog friendly!

We only had drinks, they were great. Relaxed & great staff. The painting of the clay was the best thing about the place, different shapes, sizes & prices from big dogs & dragons to little butterfly & flower. It was a great service & fun. Have recommend it to friends. They kiln fire & glaze it then you can collect or have it posted to you.

Wonderful lunch and time to rediscover the artist in me. Haven’t painted since leaving school 50 years ago. Choose a piece, paint it and wait to get a text to pick it up, once fired in the kiln. What a great concept. Book in advance to avoid disappointment. Helpful friendly staff made this a truly magical and creative afternoon. Sweet potato and chorizo hash with fried egg brought out my creative juices 👍

Such a treat this place. We only popped in for some lunch but turns out we could do pottery painting as well! What was going to be a quick spot for lunch, turned into a two hour crafting session. The food was lovely and came out in good time. The choices for pottery painting were excellent and the staff were more than happy to explain the process. As we weren’t local to the area, they also offer a postal option so you can receive your pottery after it has been in Kiln!

A lovely little café with a great range of drinks, food and sweet treats. There are plenty of tasty vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. The overall atmosphere is charming, friendly and inviting.

What a lovely place this is.. me and a friend went here today on the hopes we could have a cuppa and paint some pottery, we were welcomed in by a lovely young gentleman who sat us down to do that with no problems. A lovely lady served us and told us eveythng we need to know about the painting.. we spent a good 60-90 mins in a lovely chilled atmosphere with a cup of coffee, milkshake and painted our pottery. Lovely service by all. Lovely and clean and welcoming place and we cant wait to recive our pottery in thr post. Thank you.

We chanced an unbooked visit and got the last available table by the door. We were thankful for getting in and advised that being by the door, people would be coming in and out all the time. This was the case, but we knew the score so it was fine. I felt sorry for the lady welcoming people as she had to constantly close the door as people failed to understand it was their job to do so when they walked in (basic manners that evade a lot of people unfortunately). The soup we both had was excellent and sandwich was too. We had gingerbread lattes which were excellent as well. Overall a very nice place and definitely worth a visit. Definitely book a table though. Many thanks for a lovely visit.

An admitted local fave, the food here continues to go from strength to strength, which the photos hopefully confirm. Beautiful, cosy atmosphere; good wine list; fab cocktails; lovely service; dog-friendly and food you want to eat. It's a brilliant 'restaurant-and-then-some' grill-offering based around impeccable sourcing (they're owned by one of Yorkshire's best butchers, though fish and veggie is far from ignored TBF); fans of places like Hawksmoor should beat an immediate drum to the door. Note, most services are booked-up, especially Sunday as they've won multiple national 'best roast' awards, so do plan ahead - booking is much advised.

This is a venue you need to book a table for on weekends when events are on in Haworth. They found us a table for a drink in the past when we go for the annual Steampunk weekend. The service by all the staff is absolutely 1st class. I work in catering and seeing the way they deal with the publics questions and problems be assured you will be looked after by great people. A great comfortable atmosphere of a very old building with loads of character. Last but not least the food and drinks are amazing, tastes that you may not have tried before but you will want to go back and taste again. Book try it you will love it.

I ate here 2 nights on my own just having a main and glass of wine both times. First night I had the fruit de mer- which was fantastic and very satisfying serving size with the different seafood components and would give it 5 stars. Second night I had the Slow cooked beef short ribs. Meat was tender but huge amount of fat, 1 spoonful of mash so in the end not a very filling meal. Also the sauce served with the beef was too salty. So I'd give that dish 3 stars especially for the cost of £28. Lovely staff.

Beef was quite chewy and roasties overdone, not much veg to share between 4 people. Had heard really good things about this place and waited ages for a table as it was winner of the best roast but I’ve had nicer roasts! The ox cheek was really nice though.

OUTSTANDING! What an amazing meal we enjoyed for our anniversary. We were pleasantly met with a glass of Prosecco on the table since it was book for an anniversary which was very kind. The wait staff were very attentive, even taking my coat for me which was nice to see. DOG FRIENDLY - even set a little pot of treats on the table for him. The ox cheek starter was divine - a must try. Cocktails were brilliant. Steaks cooked to perfection. The peppercorn sauce had a meaty umami. And deliciously cooked chips to go with it. My only criticism would be too much salt on the chips, but that is something easily overdone time-to-time. Please book a table and visit here if you are visiting Haworth, you will not be disappointed.

Amazing anniversary meal out with surprise card from the Hawthorn staff & anniversary drinks. The meal was amazing, definitely the best place for steak cooked to perfection & full of flavour. And to top it off they were more than happy to grill some chicken for our dogs dinner too. With dog biscuits & a dog bed. Perfect restaurant for an evening meal especially if you like to enjoy a beautiful night with your partner and/or spoil your dogs.

We never have roast dinners out as they always let us down....but not here. Wow. The absolute best roast lamb and beef. All the sides were so delicious too and washed down with a bottle of Primivito. Service from the moment we booked ( we were on a waiting list and had excellent communication from them) right until we left the restaurant was fantastic. Super friendly and attentive. Highly recommend but you must book!

The atmosphere was absolutely fantastic combined with the excellent service from the staff. Especially the young lad Luke went out of his way to serve us quickly and gave us great recommendations saying his favourite were the sausage rolls! The food came very fast and was delicious. Perfect meal for a day out walking round howarth, I will definitely be coming back.

Yesterday I finally got to try the #afternoontea. At first I was surprised that I had to make so many decisions on what was included in the meal. But in truth it made it do much more special. I went in with my 84 year old aunt and was lucky enough to get a window table. It does get busy, but the turn around is fast. My aunt and I thoroughly enjoyed our tea, although we did end up taking some of it home. We loved the sandwiches, the pie and the desserts. And we enjoyed watching people pass by. Great value and friendly service from Claire, Charlotte, Opal and Hannah. Please forgive me if I messed up on your name. You were all lovely. Now we just need to work on the one voice that did not say #SconeAsInGone!! Thank you. You made our day special!

Very pleasant place for afternoon tea and cake 🎂 Two lattes and two cakes (£15.50). Friendly staff and reasonably quick service. Very busy at peak times and can be difficult to get a table, but many takeaway their purchases.

Food was ok, the roast sandwich was nice and the jacket potato. The toffee cake was a little dry but the carrot cake was amazing. However, the place was just run down and a little dirty. The cutlery for people to pick up was covered in old food and when they cleaned the table they wiped all the food straight onto us. The apple juice was pretty terrible too. And it was about £35 for 3 people which is expensive for what we got.

In Haworth today, stopped off at this amazing Cafe/ Bakers. We had Yorkshire pasties, which was served with salad garnish, followed by Toffee cake. A m a z I n g! Tasty, fresh, food. and EXCELLENT customer service by a hardworking friendly team. Spotlessly clean place tables cleared and clean. Thank you. A credit to the Catering Industry.

Nice little bakery, plenty of food options. Seating area inside & dog friendly too. The roast beef sandwiches were lovely, we got ours to go, along with some cakes and the chocolate orange brownie was so nice.

*Unwelcoming and Rude Service Ruins Family Visit My family and I had an extremely disappointing experience at this coffee shop in Haworth during what was meant to be a pleasant day out. As first-time visitors, we hoped for a warm, family-friendly atmosphere but encountered impatience and rudeness that shocked us. My wife, our two young children, and I approached the counter to order lunch and drinks. Admittedly, we took a moment to decide on bread options for the sandwiches as I was juggling our kids’ requests. Instead of showing understanding, the middle-aged woman behind the counter began huffing and puffing audibly, visibly annoyed at our brief delay. When I politely asked for a moment to finalise our choices, she *stormed off* mid-order, declaring she “wasn’t dealing with us.” Her dismissive attitude was appalling—especially toward a family with young children simply trying to enjoy a meal together. Frustrated and embarrassed, I cancelled our order with her colleague and left. We took our business to a nearby fish and chips shop, where the staff was kind, patient, and accommodating—proof that hospitality isn’t hard to get right. This coffee shop’s lack of basic courtesy and professionalism ensured we never returned. Families deserve patience, not hostility when dining out. Save your time and money—there are far friendlier places in Haworth happy to welcome you

A wonderfully quirky, creepy and magical little shop! 🖤 If you can visit in person it really is a delight to look around, it’s very atmospheric and it’s great to be able to smell all of the different perfumes etc. I bought a fabulous book when I visited, which came beautifully wrapped. I have since ordered two perfume oils and a scented moisturiser from their online shop. I love the precision of the perfume roller application and the scents are just divine! The Dark Honey and Tobacco is my favourite and lasts really well. It’s a perfect sultry smoky sweet smell that makes me feel like a dark sorceress! The customer service was also very helpful and accommodating. Highly recommend!

Such an amazing, magical shop. Truly took my breath away as I walked in. You really are going back in time. The attention to detail and the cabinet furniture is truly wonderful. So many lovely delights to choose from. If you visit Haworth you really should pop in. Lovely friendly service by the staff, so helpful. The passion by the owners really shines through.

This shoppe is what happened if Harry Potter let Bath & Body Shop. Need a gift for Mum, Auntie or Sissy, this is the place for you!!! Staff is fantastic and of great help!

Love come back to this place. Magical, beautiful! Smells amazing as always! The decorations are cool too. Nice items and friendly, welcoming staff ^^

Great shop with a great variety of products and books, lovely wrapping on products as well, it got very busy though as it was a weekend so would recommend going early or in the week

Ordered a small treat for myself and wow I am not disappointed I got the vamp wax melts some strawberry shampoo and vamp soap not only does it all smell insanely magical it also was packaged beautifully and with all ot of care I can't wait to order more wow And even got a little tester of another wax melt

This is the best shop in Haworth even just for the decor alone. I always look forward to coming here. Everything I've bought smells divine and is of great quality and value for money.

Plenty of parking available No amenities here Plenty of paths throughout the area to explore and plenty of wildlife spotted To get to the trig point, Park in the CP to the south - took one of many easy paths up to the high ground of Penistone Hill. The pillar sits away from the bulk of the old quarry activity with fine, far-reaching views. It's a great spot. It is damaged - there is some cracking and a missing chunk - and has a replacement cap, but it is still mostly intact. A great, easy-access trig

Such a beautiful park! I’d love to come back on a nice day. a perfect spot to stroll with family or friends over a cup of coffee

Lovely place for walks and views currently has sculpture trial which was excellent. Ose to mnay carparks and has loads benches and picnic areas around.

Bradford, City of culture, events include Penistone Hill Country Park sculptures. The butterflies are by far the best.

Lovely place, free parking, easy to access and lots of wonderful walks.

Beautiful place to walk. Views and scenery is stunning.

Free parking ( what a bonus, mind your suspension up the track though!) Wild Uplands exhibit was unusual, nice to see. Lone piper was a great surprise! Lovely easy paths to follow and luckily not too muddy but I can imagine it will get muddy if it's rained a lot.

Really quiet and relaxing. Everything you need. Comfortable bed, seams a shame to leave the place for days out. Just sitting and looking at the view is marvelous. A place to chill. Just love it and want to come back.

Small but not to old fashioned Not much cutlerry/glasses and a broken chair

Small & cosy with great views

Stunning place as always, so full of character. We grabbed a midweek offer and was well worthy for a catch up with friends, the food was very good, although remeber it even better (the steak and ale pie). We got two of the roasted lamb and one was unfortunately slightly too fatty and pink. Still very good night out.

On my first ever visit to this place I had fish, garden peas and chips with a pint of Pedigree. The service was very good despite it being busy. The food was well cooked and tasty and the drink was lovely (of course, being Pedigree). The decor and ambience appealed to me whereas the music didn't so much, being ever so slightly too loud for my taste. This is why I gave four stars instead of five. It wasn't enough to stop me going there again though as I turned up two days later and had another pleasant experience - food, service, prices, etcetera.

Went up for the 30% off main courses offer: the rump of lamb, normally £21.95. Brilliant. What I didn't expect was 60% off the portion size. Great veg but the sauté potatoes were as rough as old boots. Staff are friendly and efficient.

We had a lovely evening meal at Haworth Old Hall. We messed up our reservation time and accidentally arrived 30 minutes late, and the team did everything they could do accomodate us anyways, and did it with kindness! We had a lovely meal which was only made better by excellent service. The building itself is a beautifully decorated, home-y feeling pub. Would highly recommend to anyone staying in Haworth!

Oh I just love it here! The staff are so friendly, we were immediately welcomed as soon as we stepped in. The food is absolutely delicious and the place has so much character, it really is a gem in Haworth. Would absolutely recommend!

Lunch and service good on a very busy Saturday lunchtime. We needed a disabled parking space but the only one available was occupied by an abandoned blue ford with a flat tyre and a lot of moss growing under it. It has clearly been there many months. Why have the management done nothing about it ?

Not great options for vegans. I was under the impression that they had a lot of options according to reviews. Limited starters and mains There's a cauliflower flat bread which seemed too similar to the starter/main The starter was was fine but couldn't tell it was cauliflower. Cooked nicely but tasted a bit bland. Sweet potato curry seems to always be the vegan option at most pubs. Not sure why? It can be quite sickly and overwhelming. (Very small portion of "curry" pricey! The naan bread was dry. Sorry! Lovely pub, nice service and great beer garden. Please have more vegan options, even a burger? Swap sweet potato for fried tofu/plant based chicken or even normal potato. 🙏🙏

Visited today (25/10/25) with my wife after a lovely walk around the shops. We spotted The Kings Arms and decided to give it a try. On arrival, we were greeted by a very polite gentleman who served us. The atmosphere was brilliant, warm, cosy, and welcoming. Our food arrived in about 15 minutes and it was absolutely delicious. My wife also really enjoyed her meal. Overall, a very positive experience! We’d definitely love to come back next time we might even stay overnight and enjoy a few beers.

I rated service 1 star because I waited 54 minutes for my food, they said that it was busy, it wasn't very busy at all! I rated food 2 stars because the burger buns were burnt and there were no onion rings, which I it said it came with on the menu. And I rated atmosphere 4 stars because they were playing good songs.

The barman was very kind. We liked the Brontë themed ales. There is a nice outdoor patio. Plenty of space for the pram and daughter to muck about

This was a fantastic pub to go drinking at, with a vintage design that also adds decorations! The counter is well-presented, staff were friendly in allowing me and my family to try a beer before purchase. I got a pint from the tap and drank it outside, sitting in a relaxing environment during the heat!

We visited the kings arms for a drink and decided to get food. We had the loaded hunters chicken fries And it was the best hunters chicken i have had in a long time and at a really good postion and a good price.

Having stuffed a Sunday roast down across the road we walked into the King's Arms.. Had a lovely pint from local Bridgehouse brewery. Called Anne after my wife ( or maybe Anne Bronte.) In post tourist lull so no food at 6.30pm. Just locals drinking. Excellent. Good music. G L O R I A by Van the Man!

Called here for a drink. Great pub. There was a quiz on when we attended (Wed). Might give the quiz a go another time! Great old map on the wall!

Absolutely loved this little gem of a shop in Haworth. I expected it to be expensive but very affordable and I'd the good luck of going at Easter time when plenty of festive chocolates were around. Wide variety, I personally loved the chocolate coated almonds and raisins. Also, very friendly person at the shop - he helped me choose and take my time.

This was an amazing shop to visit, offering ice creams as well as sweets! I enjoyed a Cinder Toffee ice cream and was impressed with the variety of sweets, laid out on the shelves in their jars. The strawberry and cream sweets I bought were delicious, coming at a sensible price for how filling they are too!

Order for my Dads birthday present. The goods were sent. But never received. We’re good at responding trying to resolve. But when said need to cancel the order. Communication was very limited. Still awaiting a response for a refund. As now out of pocket and no sweets arrived

I have sent sweets via the store to several grandchildren across the south.The service was excellent and all the recipients were delighted. They came attractively packed n boxes with a list of the sweets and a handwritten card. Highly recommend. Thankyou Mrs Beightons.

Got single scoop ice cream with waffle cone, costs £3.5. not a lot of variety but enough for everyone palette.

Wow, I was in wonderland! Came away with some big, chocolate covered bananas, some choc oranges that were like large chocolate raisens (gorgeous) and some sugar free sherbert lemons for my mum! I could've gone wild in there. They have all the old style sweets like pontefract cakes, and aniseed humbugs it's well worth the visit!

First time here but will return. Absolutely delighted with hamper bought as a gift. Thank you. Brilliant 👍

The Keighley and Worth Valley Railway offers a truly delightful step back in time! From the moment you arrive at the beautifully maintained stations, you're struck by the care and attention given to preserving this piece of railway history. The staff throughout the line are incredibly friendly and helpful, always ready with a smile and a bit of information to enhance your journey. But the real magic happens once the train sets off. The views along the Worth Valley are simply fantastic – rolling hills, charming villages, and picturesque countryside unfold outside your window. It's a wonderfully relaxing way to soak in the scenery of Yorkshire. Our visit was made even better by a stop for lunch at The Old Parcels Office Cafe & Bar at Keighley. The food was great, arriving quickly and served with the same warm and welcoming attitude we experienced across the railway. It's definitely a spot I'd recommend for a bite to eat before or after your train ride. Overall, the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway is a gem. It's a well-run heritage railway that offers a memorable experience thanks to its beautiful stations, friendly staff, and stunning views. Don't miss the chance to enjoy a journey and a delicious meal at The Old Parcels Office!

Called here this morning to see Oakworth station and in the hope that the 10.08 (30.4) was to be a steam train. Not so lol, we were told by the station keeper that they run weekends and everyday in the 6 weeks holiday. We had a lovely chat with this very nice man who has volunteered at the station for some 30+ years. The train we saw was an old diesel. The station rooms and platform are beautiful, when you play a clip of the Railway children at the station (1970 film), it looks quite the same as it is today and we were told pretty much untouched since the war. We will definitely have to return and go on a steam train ride. There is a tea room here just off the platform but it didn’t seem to be open when we visited. So glad we called by. Free easy parking when we visited but there’s also easy on street parking outside the nearby terraced house.

Went to see Railway Children and the following day had a day rover ticket. Very friendly staff who will help you out if you are less mobile. Great way to spend a day riding up and down on the train. Lovely scenery.

Stunning. What a beautiful experience. Really well maintained. Loads of museums too to visit along the railway

Fantastic if only I had more time to go to visit all the areas around all the stations

Went on the trains through Oxenhope Howarth and Keithley for the 1940s weekend. It was not that much activity, so I was disappointed.

Fantastic line - well priced and great for all ages! Must see for train enthusiasts specifically for filming locations and trains used in the set!

I don’t have the words to say what a wonderful experience my partner and I had with David on our guided walk. He knows this terrain like the back of his hand and took us on a full day’s journey across the moors. David lives there, he knows everyone and everything about the place, and it was an experience that never would have been possible had we gone on our own or joined a group tour. He took us to locations we wouldn’t have found on the map or known how to access on our own (we crawled through the Fairy Cave! hung out at Top Withens! Saw the specific window in the specific house that was the setting for Cathy’s ghost asking to be let in!), and it was magical. He left us off in Haworth, so we could finish our day with a visit to the Parsonage Museum. If you are visiting the area and want to see the locations related to the Brontes or just experience walking this storied landscape, I really can’t recommend David highly enough.

If you want a great guide to help you explore the moors where the Bronte children rambled long ago, David is the best. A good combination of stories, information, knowledge plus times of silence where I could just soak in the beauty, wind, silence of the green beautiful landscape. Highly recommended.

David organised a really great private tour for me over the Moors to see the Bronte landmarks, I wanted to see Top Withins but what he delivered was so much more than that. We had the most beautiful 8km hike, taking in the Bronte waterfall and bridge as well as some truly stunning scenery - it was a truly magical afternoon filled with so much joy - I learnt so much and it was really great to be out with someone so passionate about the area. Highly recommend!

Magical experience. Exploring the beauty of the moors, gazing on wondrous waterfalls, walking through crags and heather. Hearing skylarks, wild grouse and curlews. David took us off the beaten path and was sympathetic to our interests . I highly recommend this walk.

Really appreciated working with David on trying to plan our day in Haworth. He was so kind and explained things so well. Even though we were not able fit his Bronte walking tour into our schedule for the day, his YouTube video of the tour gave us a great picture of how to get to the places we would have wanted to go to!

David made our trip to Haworth so magical! We were a group of 6 women visiting Haworth as part of our Bronte literature course. Visiting Haworth really helped us understand the setting where the Bronte sisters grew up, but hiking the moors with David gave us a first-hand view of what inspired them to write their marvelous novels. Davids know the trails inside and out and took us to see some of the most important landmarks that would have been around when the Bronte sisters were alive. The moors are a stunning landscape and David takes you to all of the best spots to take in the sights and sounds of Yorkshire. I highly recommend hiring David to take you on a private guided walk of the area. He is a wealth of knowledge and also, the nicest man!

Had an amazing guided tour on Saturday with David and Jodi taking in the sights of Haworth. Exploring the waterfall, fairy cave and places where the Bronte's were inspired to write was fantastic. We stopped and had a lovely 'mindful' experience led by Jodi, which really tuned us into our surroundings. David was extremely knowledgeable about the area and the length of the walk was spot on. Great idea to start and finish at the Wuthering Heights Inn. Thank you for such an enjoyable time.

Brilliant like going back in time, very well kept pleant cafe's and restaurants, a lot of lovely little shops to browse in.

Not many options for food but nice walks

Lovely little village with the Bronte's sisters house in it.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful village with several art shops. Worth a walk (Original) Beautiful village with several artistic shop. 值得走走

Superb micropub / brewery. It's compact but comfortable. Signs of local interest on walls and beams. Clean and welcoming. My pint of bitter was excellent. It's across from the path to the Brontë Parsonage. Recommended

Always an absolute pleasure coming here The best prices on Mainstreet, and some of the best food too (so we're looking forward to the kitchen opening up again) Newly refurbished inside, so it's now bigger and better than ever!

Cracking pub at the top of the hill serving a wide range of ale from the brewery. Also had freshly made sangria. The record shop opposite was playing some music so had a bit of atmosphere outside. 🍻

Ate on a night when celebrating Octoberfest so food was German inspired, good food and large portions and good value. Good range of real ale. Only thing stopping 5 stars it was so very noisy that you could not have a conversation over the table. Just be aware that if paying by card you will have separate bills for food and drink. Apparently it is two separate companies

Excellent small micro type bar serving excellent quality real ale from there own brewery range and others we were both impressed dog friendly everyone made a fuss of our Dalmatian wilf.. comfy and clean ..small toilets but again clean and functional a rather good find we got there early but can get busy as it's in Haworth

Easily the best place for a decent pint around Haworth. No kitchen when I was there. Friendly staff with a good atmosphere & very dog friendly.

Excellent food very tasty and big portions very reasonably priced. Beer excellent and all staff very friendly. Locals pub but all very friendly and welcoming .

What a revelation. A grand building full of interesting objects, art, furniture, historic tools used in local industries, all displayed in an easy to understand manor. Rarely have I been so impressed by an impromptu visit. A must see venue if you're in the area. It doesn't end there... walk a little further and enjoy the splendour of the conservatory and adjoining tropical plant house for refreshment. Well done to all those involved in maintaining the high standard of this gem of a place.

Went to see the touring ice age art exhibition which was excellent. In fact the whole visit was excellent as this museum is a real gem. First visit and we were most impressed. Informative, interesting and a wide ranging set of exhibitions. The surrounding park area was lovely also. Nice cafe and coffee. Not our last visit

An impressive 'Tardis' of a museum, absolutely packed full of an amazing range of interesting exhibits over two floors. All credit to the local council for following the intended free for all approach, making this a very accessible treat for the eyes and the mind. A pleasant on-site cafe is a great addition, in the former summer house at rear. Exceeded expectations, brilliant.

Could easily spend a day here. So much to see in the house, extensive gardens on several levels, and lots of walk options. Things for children, in the house and outside. Rain not a problem. The cafe was ideal for lunch or afternoon tea with seating inside and outside.

Must see!! No fee is required to enter. Incredible Ice Age exhibition!! Absolutely love Cliffe Castle!! Never fails to amaze. Great helpful staff. Wonderful manicured gardens & beautiful grounds. A place to relax with the family. A lovely cafe & conservatory with a view offering delicious food 10/10

Cliffe Castle is free entry, but they do have a donation box. If you wish to donate. Beautifully kept gardens with fountains. Aviaries with budgies, cocktails, canaries, rabbits, outside. I side the castle is amazing and there is something for everyone. Lots to see and enjoy, they have a small cafe there too and is pram and wheelchair friendly except for the upstairs bit. So if you're struggling, what to do and you don't have a lot of money then this is the place to go.

I really loved my time at Cliffe Castle. It’s such a peaceful place to visit, and the gardens are so nice to walk around and relax in. The museum is interesting too with lots to see, but what I enjoyed most was how calm and quiet it felt. It’s the perfect spot if you want somewhere to unwind, and I’ll definitely be going back again.

This has got to be one of the best places in the UK, not just Yorkshire. I went there yesterday 15.06.2025 with my husband. Every single member of staff made the whole experience an absolutely fantastic one. We also went on the restaurant car and had afternoon tea (pre booked that) which was out of this world. The gentleman called Ross was so lovely. All the staff were happy to help and guide us with anything. All the staff are volunteers which to me made it even more special as they didn't have to be there Can't recommend this place any more. The steam trains are so well looked after and maintained. Stream drivers, signalmen etc must be so used to having their pictures taken as none of them seems to mind when taking pictures of the trains and buildings they are in.... In fact gave us a big smiles and waves at times. The museum is a must see too... Gentleman there was very knowledgeable and friendly Thank you to each and every person who made our day so very special You are all worth your weight in gold

It's a lovely day out, both the railway itself and the area nearby. The staff are all friendly and chatty and the railway is dog-friendly too. The railway feels very historic and all of the stations are old-time style. I recommend visiting the railway's own Carriages Museum at Ingrow and also the Bus Museum at Keighley. Most of the stations on the line have toilets and some sort of food/drink service. If you only want to ride a steam train, it's worth checking the schedules online before you travel here as they do run both steam and diesel trains.

Get ready to be transported back in time. Back to a slower time of character and sensory delight. It is not a long distance from Keighley to Oxenhope, but you will feel you travelled back 70 years. The noise, smells and ambiance conjour imagination. When was the last time you started a conversation with a random stranger on a train? On the Worth Valley Railway it seems natural to do so, If thus review is useful, please consider following me for more ideas of places to visit. Thank you.

Good free car park at Oakworth and friendly and helpfull staff at all times at all the stations we visited. Very well presented, clean with a period feeling. Toilets very good, very important. Comfortable steam train ride in historic coaches. Good souvenier and seperate charity shop. Really enjoyed our visit and fully recommend a visit.

Step back in time and take a trip on the beautifully, maintained heritage railway. Check the timetables to see what trains are running as there is a mix of steam and diesel. The steam train normally has a buffet car with a splendid selection of hand pulled ale, or bottled Timothy Taylor ales, you will pass the brewery as you leave Oakworth Station on the left hand side. Oakworth station is of course famous for the Railway Children was filmed there in 1970. At Keighley a visit to the old parcel office is a must for food and drinks, alcohol or non alcohol on offer. The marvellous volunteers make the magic happen, and making your trip that extra bit special. If I did not live as far I would volunteer to help out in any way I could.

Visited to see the Bradford 2025 city of culture production of the Railway children; well staged & acted and all enjoyed it. Though have visited plenty of times before purely for the train ride.

Lovely trip on the steam train to Oxenhope. Not much to see when you get there but had a lovely snack in a converted railway carriage. There were market stalls there when we went which was very nice.

Some excellent candles and lovely earrings. Staff were conversational and friendly. A great experience :)

A treasure. Great stock which changes on a regular basis with unusual items. Prices are very reasonable and compare well with both local and Internet. Nice to have somewhere with old fashion values and smiling service.

We bought a present for our daughter. On leaving the shop we noticed some discrepancies. One of the owners of the flower shop informed us that sadly the shop is known for sharp practice.

Number 71 is a delightful shop full of quality items - perfect for unique gifts. The staff are very friendly and helpful. I highly recommend a visit.

Great service very unusual gifts and good value for money

Fascinating shop where eclectic mix of gifts was beautifully spaced and placed. I’d recommend to anyone.

just bought beautifull fountain pen in gift box thanks

Lovely walk up there from Haworth via the reservoir. It had been dry so probably not as fast flowing as normal.

Beautiful relatively easy walk. 2 1/2 miles from Haworth or skip a mile and park at beginning of the track. There is also a bus stop close by! Wear good waterproof shoes. Wet, muddy and slippy in spots! Beautiful walk that can be extended to Top Withens. You won’t regret going but watch out for the midges…they are me alive!!

Wonderful walk in the Haworth Moor, full of sheeps and goats on the way :) Brontë Waterfall is a must-go for anyone who comes to Haworth to visit places connected to the Brontë sisters/family. It's easy to portray the sisters enjoying the waterfall and its surroundings on a sunny day in the 19th Century. Really beautiful and poetic!

Be prepared to walk on very rough and steep at times, paths, though I wouldn't describe them as a waterfall, it is very popular beauty spot, we had our packed lunch here after walking from Haworth and then returning to Haworth via another route.

Beautiful walk, took about 50 mins from the carpark but that was with 3 small kids! We took a pram and was fine until the last 10 minutes, where we dumped it and put little one in a carrier. Not a massive waterfall, but very picturesque.

Very pretty. Not a huge waterfall, more a babbling stream but still worth visiting. The walk is very steep in places so beware of footing and wear suitable shoes.

Touched by magic...! Couldn't help imagining the Brontë children playing here all those many years ago in the 19th c. I know it was a favourite spot of theirs. What a landscape for a playground.

This is the kind of shop I love to discover when visiting a new place! Unique, interesting, fun items- nice variety of artisan crafts. I found some lovely treasures to take home; definitely not mass-produced stuff you see everywhere. Staff was friendly and took time to chat. Darling shop in beautiful Haworth.

Recently ordered some gifts online. Lovely website and goods available. Easy ordering process and arrived well packaged within a few days. Highly recommended, especially if you're looking for something a little different. Thank you.

Great selection of tasteful gifts, I come out of my way to come here for certain people

Allways visit when we are in Yorkshire. Cool shop/gallery with lots of interesting arts and crafts.

So I didnt actually purchase anything here; however I would like to say how welcoming and the quality of customer service in this shop. I didnt catch the ladies names but I went for a look on Thurs 25th November which was late night shopping . ⭐The shop was dressed to perfection with a stunning colourful tree in the middle which I wish I had got a picture of for this review. . .I would like to mention how on entering I was offered either a sherry or port but not keen so the lady then said she had some Baileys and promptly gave me some and we had some lovely chats and they were very humourous. 😍😂 I thought that the products were fantastic and very locally sourced albeit not in my current budget. Also on leaving the ladies had some spare fairy lights that they passed onto me as they were making the props for the Xmas parade . I left feeling all warm and fuzzy these shop owners are a credit to Howarth and why this type of shop.is so successful. I will be back next year and would love to purchase something hopefully my budget will allow but never forget the kindness of strangers. Thank you and a merry xmas one and all 🤩🎅🧚‍♀️

This is an utter delight of a shop, that has so much to feast your eyes on. The layout of the shop is cleverly arranged in such a way that you want to explore and see everything that there is hidden inside its doors, but doesn't feel cluttered or lacking space. The owner has a brilliant eye and has chosen a wonderful range of products from independent makers and price points to suit most pockets. I left very happy with my purchase and having been introduced to lots of makers I hadn't come across before, and will definitely be back soon. Thank you

You always get a friendly welcome in Hawksby's, I've bought lovely artwork and small items made by local crafts producers for years, everything is of a high quality and not sold everywhere (so you don't go into your neighbours and they have the exact pieces as you.)

Me and my son called on a cold wet bank holiday to be faced with a lovely gentleman. My son picked a lovely picture for our dining room. Thank you

Great artwork on sale here featuring the views and vistas of the Haworth area. There's something to suit any budget from high end originals to prints, coasters and fridge magnets. The artist runs the shop and it is nice to hear about his passion for painting and his knowledge of the area.

Such a great shop with prints and originals. Settled on an original piece. Cannot say enough great things about George. From answering questions over email to the in store experience of explaining each piece.

Some lovely artwork and a very friendly and helpful artist! He explained much of Haworth and recommended some great other cafes too!

Impressed by the range and pricing of items available with George's (good, in my opinion) artworks on them.

Lovely gallery. The owner lives locally and paints himself.