Location: Hebden Bridge
Top Things to do in Hebden Bridge
Top Restaurants in Hebden Bridge
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This pleasingly peculiar market town is rife with old mills and flapjack-like "upstairs-downstairs" houses. Annual festivals, theatrical productions and parades pump the locals (and tourists) with life. Don’t miss the Hardcastle Crags or hiking along the gorgeous Pennine Way, and be sure to have a stroll along the inspirational Rochdale Canal.
Restaurants in Hebden Bridge
1. Something Sweet
2. Totally Awesome
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 97 reviews
Based in quirky Hebden Bridge and the historic Piece Hall in Halifax we are a retail shop selling high quality games, puzzles, toys, scooters, skateboards, kites, flying toys, remote control cars, drones and other cool stuff. We have a loyal following and appeal to local and out of town visitors. Our staff are always interactive, knowledgeable and friendly. Shopping at Totally Awesome is a unique experience with many of our products open on the demonstration areas. We actively encourage you to come along and get involved. We always enjoy showing many of our unique and interesting products, many of which you won't find in a high street toy store. We're proud to be different and you won't find many stores like Totally Awesome in the UK.
Reviewed By symahaider
Evereytime we go into this shop, we experience nothing but fantastic customer service from Lisa. She is always so helpful. Myself and my family love this shop. The range of products for children and adults is fantastic! Highly recommend this shop to anyone that is visiting Hebden Bridge. Thank you for always filling us with smiles everytime we visit! :)
3. Playtopia Play Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 24 reviews
*UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP AS OF SEPTEMBER 2020* We are Calderdale's No.1 indoor play centre for children aged 0-12. We have a designated baby sensory area, a two storey toddler play frame for ages 2-5 all the way up to a three storey play frame with a football arena, a ride on track as well as all of the fun games and equipment to find along the way, for ages 5-12. We have a delicious menu that caters for all dietary requirements. Please have a look on our website to have a look at all of our menu's on offer. We cater for Children's parties with three different party packages to cater for everyone. We believe high standards of cleanliness and customer service are the ideal underpinning for a wonderful play and dining experience. We can't wait to see you!
Reviewed By BurgundyMac
Turned up. Quick intro and temperatures checked and found a table. All well spaced. No crowding at all. Good decision about how many people to admit kept it busy enough to feel fun for kids. Table service for food. Staff were lovely and helpful. Decent selection of food and very reasonable prices, food was good quality and was very happy with it- some places clearly charge decent prices but the quality reflects every penny saved. Playtopia does provide decent quality food in spite of the price. In terms of the equipment it’s been well thought through. The toddler area is separately clearly from older children’s area which prevents issues with kids running in between. The main section for older kids has two good slides- one big conventional slide and one round and round side. Both were very popular with my son. When the inevitable toilet visit came I can report that the loos are very clean, and it was a nice touch to have the step for the kids to reach the urinals and the smaller toilet seat. Little things like that do show where people running a soft play centre are really considering how to make the experience as good as possible for children. My only note of caution would be finding the location. Sat nav to postcode wants you to go to the wrong turning but it’s just the next road along to get to the venue. There is tonnes of parking next to the building. Couldn’t fault it. Thought it was absolutely superb. Having sampled so so many soft play centres (and in fairness finding nearly all of them to be decent) this one might be the best I have visited. We will be back!
4. Hardcastle Crags
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 612 reviews
Reviewed By RAINYSNOWS
This is a great place to walk your dog .It is really beautiful - a wooded area with paths leading to different parts to explore .There is a big NT car park at the entrance , once parked you are free to amble at your own pace and enjoy spotting wildlife . good day out .
5. Hebden Bridge Picture House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 157 reviews
Reviewed By lesleyc592 - Hebden Bridge, United Kingdom
lovely cinema with good leg room and a great cup of tea in a proper mug ! home made ginger cake was fantastic and it even serves alcohol when the film isn't for kids. You can catch live streamed events at reasonable prices and with digital sound it is wonderful to have such a gem of a place right on our doorstep.
6. Hebden Bridge Canalside
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 143 reviews
Reviewed By richardcS3512HO
The hebden bridge canal has always been a focus for leasure. Whether your headed out in the direction of Todmorden or Mytholmroyd its the perfect way of having a long chat with your partner or friend and taking in the calder valley scenery. For nearly 4 decades i have enjoyed its gentle calm and still waters for walking or cycling. As its become so popular now i would try and use the tow path during the week if you can as in season the weekends are full of fishermen trying to land the behemoth of the lives.
7. Hebden Bridge Cruises
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Treat yourself to a relaxing and scenic canal cruise on our traditional narrowboat Gracie. Sit back and watch the world go by in the heart of the Pennine hills in the beautiful Calder Valley. From a 40 minute scenic cruise to a more leisurely afternoon tea, Sunday Lunch or chartered cruise, you can relax and enjoy the tranquility of the canal or learn more about the history, heritage and wildlife of this fascinating area.
8. New Delight Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By BikerSteve1 - Manchester, United Kingdom
Before visiting Hebden Bridge called in for a hot bowel of soup and bread roll. Met Henry a 6 month old dachshund doggie. A group of horse riders called in for a quick tipple of choice. What a good start to the day... a
9. Gibson Mill
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By katesR5355PD
After hiking in the woods, this is a lovely place to learn some local history and to have coffee or tea and a snack. (Gluten free options available.)
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