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  1. Elaine Whiteley ★★★★☆

    Can only judge on food and drink as we didn't stay over. There were 9 in our party. The servings were generous and the extras - cauliflower cheese mushrooms were decent size and nicely cooked at an additional cost that was reasonable and served more than one. The staff were efficient and everything was hot. Unfortunately we were unable to accommodate a pudding but the menu had variety. Atmosphere pleasant and welcoming. The only minus is finding the place! It is down cobbled roads that seem to lead to nowhere and around curves that make it sinister in dim light. Getting into the place is challenging and is not wheelchair or wonky leg friendly.

  2. Zoe Martin ★★★★★

    Staff here are brilliant nice welcome at the door by Katie. Greeted well Would definitely recommend the rooms . Fresh pints. I had Timothy Taylor tasted lovely and nice bangers and mash . Love the history of the place.

  3. P_Addler ★★★★★

    Had a lovely meal with my 84 year old aunty. We were very impressed by Kadie who is so welcoming. Had a lovely Yorkshire pudding with Top side, veggies and roast potatoes. Price was very reasonable and we’re going home with a doggy bag. But it’s not for the doggy!!! And for one evening Kadie agreed to say #SconeAsInGone. Service was great, and the food too. Thanks Carl the Chef! Plus love that the pub was serving beer almost 400 years ago! Good parking too, and seating area outside!

  1. Andy ★★★★★

    Stayed for a couple of nights last week on business and how lovely it was stay in a proper pub! Warm welcome on arrival from Kayda (apologies if incorrect) and shown to the room. All the basics and nice and comfortable. Wandered down to pub for some food and beer and was given such a friendly and warm welcome by the locals and the staff. First night I went for a couple of Timothy Taylors plus a chip butty. Now it would be reminisce of me not to offer a warning about the chip butty as it comes on a bap the size of a small plate and the skin on chips are simply the best I have had in many a tear! Second night was King Prawn Fajitas which were amazing and washed down with a couple of pints of golden ale. If you get the chance to visit please do as you wont be disappointed by the welcome, the beers, the food, the staff and the locals. If i am back up on business I will be popping in again for sure!

  2. Emma Richardson ★★★★★

    We visited today for lunch and received a lovely warm welcome both from the staff and the lovely log fire too. The food was proper pub food and we all really enjoyed it. I'm still full jow so can't fit my tea on! Will definitely be visiting again. Thank you for welcoming us x

  3. Gordon Wood ★★★★★

    We stayed for 3 nights at the Shears Inn and had the most fantastic time, the owner and her staff were so friendly and welcoming, we ate there on about 5 occasions during our stay and the food was just superb, good size portions, so so tasty and great table service all at a fair price as was the cost of our stay. A very quirky little place slightly hidden but close enough to the town for shopping and evening visits. Both ourselves and the friends who were with us can't praise the staff and quality of their service enough. Excellent value for money, not too expensive but you'd pay twice as much at a hotel and not get homemade food of the quality they serve here. Brilliant. Would absolutely recommend to any couples wanting to visit Halifax or surrounding areas.

  1. a hadden ★★★★★

    Family meal, lots of choice, lovely atmosphere, totally dog friendly. The service was excellent, we ordered, we ate and we chatted. At no time did we feel that we should be making a move as we were occupying a table that was needed for other patrons. I would highly recommend this as a place to visit and partake in their wonderful food and bonhomie. Visit and enjoy

  2. Ethan Bond ★★★★★

    A lovely pub Halifax is lucky to have. The beer selection is great. But the interior and food are the real stand outs. A warm comfortable setting with a wood fire and bay seating in front the windows. I had the beef and potato pie and my partner has a cheese and tuna toastie. We both really enjoyed our food and can’t wait to go again next time we are in Halifax!

  3. Lynda Jowett ★★★★☆

    Called in for lunch one Sunday. Would definitely recommend as the food is beautiful. Very big portions and it is also a real ale pub I think. You may need to book so I would advise that you call them first before going.

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Shears Inn, Paris Gates Halifax is located at 1 Paris Gate, Boys Lane Town Centre, Halifax HX3 9EZ, UK

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You can contact Shears Inn, Paris Gates Halifax at +44 1422 362936

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