Great place to visit with the usual high standard from the National Trust. Cafe serves good quality food. Plenty of benches around the generous gardens and a children's playground. Very good museum all about the history of photography.

Friendly and welcoming staff and a picturesque place to visit, perfect for a photoshoot (it was lovely to see so many families taking photos and enjoying themselves) and although I didn’t have time to explore the entire area, the abbey was beautiful. Will be back soon to discover the museum and enjoy the autumnal colours. Terrain is somewhat difficult to traverse as a wheelchair user in terms of suspension and gravel, but it is possible.

Good car parking. £5.00 for non National Trust members. A beautiful Abbey with amazing grounds. There is a National Trust cafe before the property and inside the property. Enthusiastic National trust Staff with willingness to share their lnowldge. information. Part of the Harry Potter films.

Lovely place to visit, stunning house & grounds. Beautiful village to walk around but we found the pub food prices quite pricey. 4 min drive up the road is Whitehall Garden centre with a lovely reasonable restaurant or tea room.

We visited Lacock without knowing anything of it's history, or indeed anything about it at all beforehand. Both the Abbey and the village are lovely. It's difficult though to get beyond the obvious and predictable 'Harry Potter' hype that the village attracts, and whilst it is is a very pretty village, the volume of cars did affect my view of the place. The Abbey though was a different kettle of fish. The place oozed centuries of history and the cloisters were beautiful. The house has seen many changes over the years; to some extent a victim of the vanity of owners through the centuries as tastes, fashions, and styles, have changed. And with each generation of change, so the house has been altered. The National Trust has obviously focussed on the work of William Henry Fox Talbot, photographic development pioneer and polymath who ived in the house for a period of time in the 19th century. But his life is just a small part of the history of the place which begins it's story in the 13th Century, 600 years before William Henry Talbot. Its a glorious place, well worth a visit with knowledgeable guides in the house and hospitable staff in the cosy café. We didn't have time to visit the gardens but this will definitely be on the itinerary for our next visit here.

Really Pretty. There is a fancy mansion and a very plain, historic abbey at one site . Great photography museum also The village is very cute

Lacock abbey is special. As you enter this ancient homeand throughout, you meet volunteers able to answer any question as you walk through the many centuries of the building. Culminating with the birthplace of photography. All set in a picture perfect village with a lovely pub! Add in the photography exhibition and gardens this is a good gentle day out worth savering with the NT doing what it does so well. Recommended.

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.

Had a wonderful day out with our young lad walking around the hills and the City of Culture art installations. The butterfly installation is particularly beautiful. The path does get a little bump so I'd recommend comfortable footwear, not flip flops. I kind of managed with Crocs, but was feeling sore the next day.

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

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

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!

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

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.

A lovely day out was had at Keighley and Worth Valley Railway. Boarding at Haworth. I do recommend you arrive early to take advantage of the rail ticket options. Do try the cafes along the line. ❣️

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!

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.

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.

Visited here whilst on holiday in a neighbouring town. It didn't take me long to walk around but does have a bit of everything. It is a relatively small town with the usual shops, there was a small indoor market too. It has a decent bus depot with lots of different buses stopping and indoor waiting area.

It's okay, decent amount of shops but it's in a dire need of a makeover. Looks like it's stuck in the 80's. Wheelchair friendly, would be good if the cafe's were back open again in the centre. Hopefully one day!

Some nice cafes in the centre. Clean and welcoming. Unfortunately lots of empty shops. Nice social space in the middle that seems to do activities for children during the holidays.

Such a shame that it is half empty of shops and people nowadays. Was probably a great place to shop 20 years ago but a sad shadow of it's former self now. Quite depressing walking around.

Hardly anything left here now. Some big names still open but many empty shops.

Good shopping ctr can be a little quite at times lots of empty shops at the moment but working in it ..

I had a very lovely time in Keighley Town centre today with my mum. I enjoyed myself and so did my mum. I saw the skip

Nice area good open spaces to picnic and chill. Has a couple of playgrounds that are ok not that big and a bit busy so had to wait to get on things. There’s a bowling green and cafe and ice cream shop there. The ice cream is really nice. They had a festival on when we went so there was an animal petting zoo and various other attractions in and around.

Our toddler enjoyed the experience, play equipment, looking at birds in the aviary (I felt queasy at captive birds in such a bare concrete set up). Ornate war memorial with bedding plants. There's what looks to be a well appointed cafe and there was live music in the bandstand on a Wednesday when we went (small combo singing and playing amplified guitars etc) This seemed to be appreciated by a small audience using the seating provided. No car park, paid-for small car public park off the approach to the Town Hall. I wouldn't make a point of going again as it's not local to me, but it would be a nice green space for Bingley residents.

I really enjoyed going to this park, there's something for everyone. Nice therapeutic walks, clean rivers, clean children's park abd a cafe. The only thing I didn't like was the amount of dogs running around without their owners and coming to our picnic table and sniffing our delicious food. My children were alittle intimidated by big dogs. I met many people that live near the park and they were really friendly.

Lovely park and paths to walk around. A couple of tree stumps have been carved and look really pretty.

This one of our favorite places for a dog walk. You can park close by and take advantage of the lower fields by the river to get some exercise with the pooch. There's a playground for the kids. There's a little cafe and a bowling green, and a formal garden. So something for everyone, and plenty of little spots to discover.

A nice place for the whole family, a little modest playground, an area like a park with something for everyone, a quiet spaxer, golf, cricket, and marching up the stairs.

Love Bingley and Myrtle Park is its beating heart. Beautiful green space with a lively riverside walk, play area and tea rooms.

It was a quite disappointing night. Went with some friends and it took us over 1hr and a half to be able to have our dinner. The staff were very friendly but the service was slow, the atmosphere is quite noisy and a bit chaotic so if you want a relaxed evening with your partner or friends it might not be the place for you. Some dishes were good, others didn't justify the price. We thought about leaving a few times and I wish we had done it because it ruined a bit a day that was supposed to be special.

Today we had the pleasure of eating in this restaurant for the first time, and it did not disappoint. We both ate a Sunday roast and it was the best we’ve ever had, 100% would recommend. Very friendly staff and great atmosphere. We will be coming back!

I had my baby shower here on the 24th August and right from the start when booking everything was so easy, Lauren was a pleasure to speak with and very quick to respond. On the day everything went as planned, the venue was the perfect size and very clean. Rory who was doing the bar was friendly, polite and couldn’t do enough. The food was outstanding and the portions were very generous! All in all we all had the best day and the experience couldn’t of been any better, completely stress free! If anyone is thinking of booking, absolutely do it, you wont regret it! Thanks again for the best day and memories!

The calzone was very good, and I much enjoyed the outdoor seating area. A neat place indeed, and one I would gladly recommend.

A bit disappointed that they'd run out of ingredients for Sunday lunch. However, the Yorkshire burrito and chips was pretty good. Top notch service as well.

We held a baby shower here. The planning and preparation was smooth and I was welcome to view the space and confirm menu choices. I feel the package was good value for money and no one left hungry. The atmosphere was calm and the venue was clean and well presented. We had plenty of time to set up and was not rushed to leave. They also has good Gluten Free options which was great. I would highly recommend as a party venue to also for drinks and food and the bar area.

Popped in after a day out in Haworth with the other half and so glad we did. Lovely place nice and cozy, good atmosphere, professional and friendly staff. I started with the lasagna bites which ended up being my favorite dish of the meal. creamy bites size chunks of lasagna lightly battered sat on a tomato sauce and topped with parmesan. Absolutely amazing perfectly done. Followed it with the Yorkshire burrito which was very nice, meat was lovely and tender and the gravy was thick and rich. Spot on Other half had the calamari, I'm not a fan but I tried a bit and it was really nice he said it was one of the best he's had out. He followed that with a chicken ramen dish, which had a bit of heat to it but not to much, chicken breast just fell apart. Very nice dish. Fabulous find definitely recommend giving it a try, we will be back in the new year

What a lovely surprise this place was! HUGE room and bathroom with jacuzzi bath and chaise. The bed was super comfortable we slept like babies (like royal babies in our 4 poster bed) breakfast was lovely and freshly cooked, the coffee was spot on! Lovely lovely place to stay, friendly hosts and quirky, charming surroundings. We will definitely be back!

Where to begin. First of all i do not know who these people are who got 5 star service. Real people ??? Just lucky ??? But I digress. There was zero service at this facility. Zero. We arrived and rang the bell. A voice appeared and instructed us as to how to get into the building where our room key was laid out in the entryway. Up to the room we go. Again i do not know whoooo these reviewers are that had such large, wonderful rooms… our room was cramped and very worn in every aspect. The draperies were smack dab against the hot wall heater. There was barely enough room to walk around the bed. The bathroom, while spacious , was in poor condition. Not sure why, with such a large bathroom, the shower was so tiny and only had a free standing sink. The wood surround around the tub was peeling off. A set of towels was left on the bed and I have never seen thinner or smaller towels . Good thing we didn’t need more towels as since there were no employees to be found I don’t know how we would obtain them . The info in the room stated that if anything was needed all we had to do was call the numbers listed. No answer to the call. Again there was no one on the site. We saw one person briefly upon check out but she disappeared while we were loading our car and we just left our key on the chair she was last seen sitting in. Breakfast and wine and “nibbles” offered in the description?? No breakfast, no nibbles, no people on duty. Also a closet door in the “lobby” was perpetually left open to showcase clutter and God knows what .. hoarder stuff.. so lovely to look at . The one positive was the mattress was comfortable . So many missed opportunities to make it better. The owner's have an awesome location in a quaint town. They could make this an adorable with a little effort

We had a two night stay in the Cherubs room. Was so lovely, the bed was comfy and the decor is eclectic and quirky. Just our cup of tea :-) fabulous location on Main Street and within walking distance of all of Haworth's famous areas. Great value for money too. A great base for exploring the beautiful Yorkshire Dales. Would visit again

Right in the centre of it all for easy wanders around Haworth. Lovely quiet end of the street. Very welcoming and helpful staff. Rooms were exceptionally clean and well prepared. Breakfast options were plentiful, large portions, and included in the rate. Would definitely recommend.

What a lovely little find. My wife booked it on a whim to break our journey back from the northern wastelands. As soon as I pulled up I realised that I had seen it on YouTube, on a Ruby Granger video, and it lived up to the hype. A lovely room overlooking the park, large bathroom and a very comfortable bed and a tiny, but sufficient, writing table by the window. We stayed two nights and the breakfasts were fantastic. It is situated at the bottom of the Main Street of Haworth, which is a rather steep hill, so it is always easy to return too. It is a five minute walk to the Bronte Parsonage Museum and less than one minute from the nearest bar and gift shop, of which there are many. The lack of a five star for the room is only down to the fact that when some coins rolled under the bed I found a bit of litter and emerged covered in dust bunnies, but to be honest, how many people crawl under the bed? I would use it again.

Absolutely superb. I stayed for work all the staff are amazing and the rooms high quality. Will definitely be booking this hotel when working in the area. Great stay

We went here for a bottomless brunch on a Saturday day time. The food was good and drinks arrived very quickly. Really good service from the lady who served us and super friendly. Would highly recommend.

12 of us enjoyed an amazing brunch today. Food was fabulous and the waitresses so helpful and friendly. The atmosphere was spot on for a really enjoyable meal together. Wonderful decor. We all had such a great time - thank you so much

I've heard amazing things about the endless kettle but haven't had the opportunity to experience it myself until now. One word....wow. Despite the fact that I was expecting good food based on other people's reviews, I was still vlown away and the brunches completely surpassed my expectations. Little Paris, veggie breakfast, and full breakfast ordered... portion sizes were huge, the food is great quality and cooked to perfection, and their hot chocolate menu is just something else completely. I'll definitely be back to try something else from the menu.

I've been wanting to try this place for years just never got round to it. It was worth the visit! Welcome is good. Deco is good. Service is good. Although I feel a bit strange about having a remote control for the waiters. Food presentation excellent the taste was great. I wish there was more of this enthusiasm and style of restaurant in Keighley. Instead of all the fast food joints.

The food was nothing short of amazing! The portion sizes are generous, ensuring that no one leaves hungry, and every dish we ordered was cooked to absolute perfection. The flavors were rich and satisfying, making it clear that a lot of care and attention goes into their preparation. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our time at The Endless Kettle and will certainly be returning in the future. Highly recommend this spot for anyone looking for a delicious and hearty breakfast in a charming setting!

My fiancée and I had a fantastic brunch here. The food was very reasonably priced for the portion sizes and it was delicious! We loved the Polish twists and fantastic coffee! A great spot in Keighley to eat if you want good food, good service and good prices!

While thinking it a tad expensive for breakfast it was well worth it. The food was amazing. A surprisingly diverse menu catering for most folks, vegan, vegetarian and GF. We were suitably impressed with the staff, the service and the brilliant food. Will definitely be returning.

I rarely write reviews, but after visiting The Endless Kettle, I felt I had to! Where to start... The setting is what I would describe as quirky but in a very good way. It's like taking a step back in time. I can't really think of the words to describe it, but it was definitely a pleasant atmosphere. The young woman at the door was very polite and accomodating, as were the rest of the staff. The food was awesome, so much to choose from and the portion sizes are just, wow... huge! You won't be leaving there with an empty stomach that's for sure. Can't fault the food at all, tasted lovely and there were things that you wouldn't normally expect on a breakfast plate, but it all went very well together. I think a few people have mentioned the prices to be slightly higher than what they would normally expect, but honestly, I feel that for everything you get it's well within the price range. Please go visit to experience this place for yourself! I'll definitely be coming back.

Review from June 2024 Well it's been 6 years since I last had a takeaway. Time to give it a go again. Again I had high hopes and again they have been shattered. Tom yum soup king prawn. It's a pretty easy dish to make. The problem was it was more like the wife's words: "dishwasher water" way too many vegetables with minimal prawns. It had a hint of flavour. Vegetable pad thai. Again lots of vegetables not many noodles. It was heavily peppered my daughter said. She was not keen on it. Pad thai is her favourite dish. so she has a good frame of reference on it from around the world. King Prawn Gaeng Panang/panang Curry The source is very watery again a huge number of vegetables. Asked for spicy and it was a good heat. It just doesn't taste like good Thai food. 95% westernised 5% Thai taste. King Prawn Gaeng Mussaman/mussaman Curry I was really disappointed with this dish. It didn't taste fresh the potatoes were going black in colour. You can see the images for reference. The taste was more like a OXO cube. I at the prawns which weren't that fresh. I tried a potato which tasted off and had to leave the rest. Overall I think I'll wait another 6 years to try again. But this is the third time now over 10 years. Review from 2018 I had high hopes, but was left disappointed. My king prawn pad thai was half burnt. It did not taste like pad thai I've had in Multiple Thai restaurants around the world. My wife's jungle curry tasted like bitter and watery / dishwasher soup. My daughter's non spicy pad thai clearly had chili flakes in it so she could not eat it. I really want this place to succeed, This area is saturated with curry houses and low quality restaurants. Note. this was a takeaway.

Your only getting 2 stars because the food actually arrived. Waited over 2 hours for my order. After around an hour my partner received a phone call saying our food wouldn't long another 15 minutes. Waited another 40 minutes still nothing, rang the restaurant said it wouldn't be long I said we've been waiting a hour and a half now, lady tried to offer me free bottle of wine which I declined as we don't drink, she then said well what can I do I said just bring me my food. Waited again around another 1hr tried ringing however, mysteriously my phone went to voicemail yet when my partners rang via his number he got straight through only to be told food was on its way. Finally the food did arrive however, mysteriously it was so spicy we had to leave it which as never been the case before. Final thought, We will not be spending our money here again nor our time.

I've been here a few times and every time the food has been tasty, nicely cooked, well presented and something to be proud of. Particular favourite is the fishcakes and the cashew nut stir fry or the satay and massaman. Excellent value early bird menu. You'd not be disappointed here!

I have only recently had the takeaway from here and can over give the food a 5* review. Every dish that I have tried has been fresh, beautiful, plentiful, and really reasonably priced. They need to do work on their website, so it's better to phone orders through, and they can only deliver on weekends but the food is worth collecting.

Normally a good place, but our latest experience was they totally ignored our request of no onions- and covered mine in onions. Then made us wait over an hour to deliver (we picked up our order the first time) the replacement. And when asked why they delivered someone else’s first they told my husband ‘because they paid for it’. What?! So did we!! The first time when they made a mistake!! I know people can get it wrong but twice in a row dealing with a mistake they made isn’t their strong suit. Food is normally good. Finally eating just shy of 2 & 1/2 hours after our first order. Disappointed with the service.

An excellent Thai Restaurant in Keighley. The choice of authentic Thai food is varied and the quality is excellent. We chose from the “early birds” fixed menu, which is available between 6pm and 7pm from Sunday to Thursday and it was fantastic value for money. For £8.95 you get to choose from 5 starters then one of 6 mains and rice is included. I paid an extra 50p to swap my rice for pad Thai. The portions were also very good and drinks prices were reasonable. Brilliant! I will definitely return.

Decided to visit last minute and was seated promptly, Lovely staff! Got the weeping tiger and can honestly say it is one of the best steaks I have had! Cooked to perfection, the selection on the menu was good and overall a nice cosy restaurant, will be back!