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Where to eat British food in Bingley: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best British restaurants nearby. Discover the best British food in Bingley. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for British restaurants near you. including The Clevedon at Ben Rhydding, Foundry Hill Bar and Lounge, The Fisherman's, Taylormade Treats, The Potting Shed, The Brown Cow, Massarella's Cafe Bar & Fine Art, The Loft. Cafe bar., Lavinia's Cafe, The Airedale Heifer
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10. The Airedale Heifer
Overall Ratings
4 based on 881 reviews
The newly refurbished Airedale Heifer is situated between Crossflatts and Riddlesden, in a little village called Sandbeds. The restaurant is open from 12pm to 3pm and 5pm to 9pm Monday to Saturday and from 12pm to 9pm on Sundays. The pub has a large car p
Reviewed By an0nc
Had a meal here last night the staff were polite and attentive and the food was pretty good for the price you cant complain the holy cow pie is a meal and a half the merangue is a good size too
9. Lavinia's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By Rebecca M
A lovely little find in Queen's Court, plenty of variety in the menu and specials board, one if the nicest coffees I've ever had in a cafe/restaurant, service was spotless and friendly, food was delicious, freshly cooked and piping hot, clean cutlery, helpful staff, delicious home made cakes, lovely view of the woods, very very commendable. Would definitely recommend anyone to pay a visit,
8. The Loft. Cafe bar.
Overall Ratings
4 based on 97 reviews
Reviewed By Roger Y
Sunday morning we had a great breakfast which was hot and tasted good. The staff were very helpful without hovering all the time. Going back for more next SundayThanks for visiting The Loft and taking time to leave a review. We appreciate any feedback We hope to see you again soon but not Easter Sunday as we will be closed but good news is that Easter Monday weâre open 10-2 serving our breakfast menu
7. Massarella's Cafe Bar & Fine Art
Overall Ratings
4 based on 525 reviews
Massarella's has established itself as one of the finest Cafe Bars in the area offering high quality soups, paninis, sandwiches, fine wines and local bottled beers, as well as serving superb coffee by Barista-trained coffee makers.Situated on Saltaire's m
Reviewed By davidsP5881MJ
One half of the family came from Manchester the other Leeds. There were major motorway problems which meant they were an hour late arriving. The owner was very sympathetic and kept our table open. The food was delicious had chicken on a crispy baguette. The rest of the family really enjoyed the food but even better was the hospitality. Thank you
6. The Brown Cow
Overall Ratings
4 based on 531 reviews
The Brown Cow has been serving as a hostelry in Bingley for over 100 years. This family run pub, provides traditional & innovative home cooked food, individually selected wines and award winning cask conditioned ales from local breweries. All of this come
Reviewed By Adrian0508
I haven't been here for a while but my visiting daughter fancied a meal in town. Can never underestimate how good the food is at this pub also indicated by how many people are eating at any given time.I had a very nice pan fried duck breast. Not something I normally see on a regular menu in a pub. My daughter and her partner had regular fish and chips which looked amazing. We all enjoyed the food. The atmosphere was good in the pub. The service was excellent and fuss free. We were allowed to remain unhurried after we had finished eating as we caught up on conversations. It was nice to see children and dogs in the pub. Many dogs just had to be made a fuss of. A thoroughly enjoyable afternoon. I have to wonder why I don't eat there more often as I never have any gripes about the food quality or the service.
5. The Potting Shed
Overall Ratings
4 based on 598 reviews
Reviewed By fionad765
A quiet evening with my daughter was spoilt when nothing I ordered was 'available' - ordered the pizza and prosecco deal - no longer on despite clear advertising. Sweet potato fries had to be ordered elsewhere - farcical. Barmaid didn't seem to know how to make the cocktails or what tonics were available - poor staff training.Hi fionad765, Thank you for taking the time to leave us a review. We are currently in the process of updating our blackboards however these should have been changed ready for the weekend. I apologise for the inconvenience caused and this will be chased up ASAP!Really sorry to hear that you weren't satisfied with our service, we would like to investigate the matter further for you. Could you please send an email detailing your experience to [email protected] hope to see you again soon and show you the true Potting Shed experience!Kind Regards, Potting Shed
4. Taylormade Treats
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By cheungtai
Arrived about 2 hours before closing. The cafe was nearly empty and staff were mopping the floor. My sister and I felt as though we were an inconvenience. We approached the counter and were told if we didn't want to take away, then to sit down and someone would take our order. Her tone wasn't particularly welcoming. We ordered 2 teas and 2 scones with jam and cream. The tea arrived with only one scone. This was warm, and with pots filled with butter, jam and clotted cream. My sister approached the counter to advise. The server then shouted across the cafe, did we want this with jam and cream too. It arrived cold and with 2 pots - one with a teaspoon of jam and the other with a similar amount of cream. Whilst there a lady came in with her grandson. She asked if they had a gingerbread man. She was told that they hadn't received their delivery. I believed that homemade was Tailormade treats USP. All in all a very disappointing experience and not one I will repeat. The youngest girl who was working was lovely and friendly. This was a Tuesday afternoon.
3. The Fisherman's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 184 reviews
Reviewed By John H
My wife and I are devotees of the steak night here on Tuesdays. Great value at £25 for a good bottle of wine and 2 x 8oz steaks, either sirloin or rump. Well presented and well cooked. The olives, too, were great value at £3 for a large bowl. Great service from Bethan and Georgina last night, and always a ready smile. Our only 'quibble' was nothing to do with the food or service. It was the 2 dog owners who allowed their 2 large dogs to lie sprawled across the floor. Anyone in a wheelchair could not have got past to go to the men's toilet. Why are dog owners so selfish and blind to others' needs? If dogs are allowed in pubs, surely their owners should respect human beings' space, ensure the highest level of hygiene and prevent their dogs from barking in an environment where people come to relax.
2. Foundry Hill Bar and Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 202 reviews
Situated opposite Bingley railway station. We are open Monday to Friday from 4pm until late and Saturday/Sunday 12 noon until late. All our food is freshly prepared and cooked to order. We have a great selection of quality wines, complimented by new world
Reviewed By WYobserver
We booked the foundry for my Daughters 21st Birthday celebration, after a little confusion regarding the booking and the food the party was a huge success and the food was fantastic regarding quality, quantity and variety. In fact the new owners food menu doesnât do it justice . The owners couldnât do enough to make it any better and were continually asking and checking if all was ok. The room holds about 80 and you can utilise the public bar area as well, they have a fantastic range of Gins and I would highly recommend booking the private room for any event or party and would certainly recommend using their catering.
1. The Clevedon at Ben Rhydding
Overall Ratings
4 based on 145 reviews
Why not treat yourself to something delicious from our new menu's which include tasty dishes of the season to tempt you........ and if you are planning a party or gathering with family or friends our tailor made group menu's and friendly service will ensu
Reviewed By andrewgI8263CC
On a recent visit to Ilkley we wanted somewhere to stop for Sunday lunch and came across The Clevedon through TripAdvisor. The restaurant looked really nice but we were surprised when we got there to find it was part of a retirement village. The staff were all very friendly the menu was a set menu with carvery and the food was very tasty and reasonably priced. All in all a very enjoyable experience was small issue is parking very few visitor spaces.
