Event performance in Huddersfield

“A great centenary Huddersfield institution”

“Dog friendly, Child friendly till 8pm, Lots of choice in beers, wine, spirits, bottles and soft drinks, 2 darts board and a pool table (free pool after 6pm on Wednesday) Jukebox (free alday on a Wednesday) 5 TVs with Sky sports on. Friendly staff, Lovely beer garden.”

“A lovely friendly club with tv, pool, snooker, quiz night, bands and a lovely bowling green. Everyone makes you feel like family and a great community hub for all to enjoy.”

“VOX bar on wood Street is really cool. Nice interior. The staff and customers are friendly. The selection of beers and rum is amazing.”

“Called in on saturday on the way home. They had a fantastic band on”

“Best pub in all Huddersfield, amazing staff and owners.. Tell dem‼️”

“Located a short walk from Huddersfield train station, this is a traditional pub with friendly staff and a great selection of beers. Very reasonable price also (about £13 for a round of 4). We didn't have food but the menu looked great and very good prices too. Lots of big screens dotted about also so would be good for watching sport also. Lovely pub.”

“Stopped for lunch with Three-year-old daughter and my wife. Not only was the food lovely, but our server Leah could not have been more accommodating to our young one. Brought a few small toys over and some colouring to keep her occupied and spoke really nicely to her. Daughter went chasing her to show off her colouring she liked her that much. Thank you Leah, not only for the sublime food, but for treating my daughter the way you did. We will certainly be back!”

“St George's Square is a clean and open space in Huddersfield town centre. It as a water feature that operates in the summer months, a large, bronze statue of one time prime ministers Harold Wilson who was born in Huddersfield. The stunning buildings that surround the square include the grade1listed railway station that was opened in 1847 and described by John Betjeman as "the most splendid in England." The station incoperates 2 bars at either side. Another architectural and historical building is the grade 2 listed building, The George Hotel which is where in 1895 the birth of Rugby League took place. This hotel is presently closed but rumours continue to circulate that this one time splendid hotel may be opened in time for the 2021 Rugby League World Cup. The whole Square is surrounded by some of Huddersfield's most impressive buildings which also include Lion Chambers, Britannia Buildings and Tites building to name a few. St George's Square hosts many events including in December a four day Food and Drink festival and Festival of Light just to name a couple. In the summer months this Square is a vibrant, busy place and a real treasure of Huddersfield.”

“First visit after refurbishing…it looks amazing. Food was fresh & delicious as always. Service was excellent from arriving to leaving. We were out for a celebration bringing our cousin out for the evening after being in hospital for 5 months & we were not disappointed. Clive Courtney & Charlie showed outstanding service throughout our evening.”

“Been a few time since been taken over by new management. The staff are very friendly and welcoming. The food is gorgeous and really generous in portion size. Great value too. Definitely our go to pub now.”