The Fleece, a no-nonsense three-storey stone pub, is halfway up, or halfway down, the lung-bursting steep hill which is Haworth’s main street. Your approach depends on your point of pilgrimage. Most tourists are here for the Brontës. The Parsonage, now a fascinating museum, is where Charlotte, Emily, Anne and their ill-starred brother, Branwell, lived. That is at the very top of the hill, behind the church. Other visitors, however, are fans of the 1970 film The Railway Children. They head for Haworth railway station, which is at the bottom of the village. The cream-on-green sign and the handsome etched windows of The Fleece announce a world famous local brewery, Timothy Taylor’s, of nearby Keighley. Enter and you find yourself in a comfortable old-fashioned wainscoted interior. The bar has a flag floor, so hikers & dogs can safely clatter in.
67 Main Street, Keighley, Haworth, West Yorkshire, BD22 8DA
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01535 642172
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http://fleeceinnhaworth.co.uk/
Facilities include: Real Ale, WiFi (free), Outside Seating, Dogs Allowed, Child Friendly, Disabled Access, Car Park, Bar Snacks, Restaurant, Traditional Sunday Roast, Pool Table, 1 Room, 5+ Rooms, Board Games, Country, Village, Garden, Traditional, We're award winners, Cask Marque, Open Fire, Railway station, CAMRA – branch, Breakfast, Lunch, Afternoon 3pm - 6pm, Dinner, Beer, Wine, Tea & Coffee, Hotel , Baby Friendly, Multiple Screens, TripAdvisor,
Mon - Thu: 11:00 - 23:00
Fri: 11:00 - 23:30
Sat: 10:00 - 23:30
Sun: 10:00 - 22:30
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