Explore Our Venues

Discover venues across the Inglenook collection, from traditional pubs and countryside locals to modern bars, restaurants, and welcoming social spaces across the UK. Whether you’re visiting for food, drinks, live sport, entertainment, family gatherings, or relaxed evenings out, explore a growing collection of venues each offering their own atmosphere, surroundings, character, and experience for every occasion.

Food Venues

Each food venue across the Inglenook collection offers its own atmosphere, surroundings, and dining experience, with every location bringing something different to the table.

The Greyhound, Tong

Set in the picturesque village of Tong between Leeds and Bradford, The Greyhound is a historic countryside pub surrounded by rural scenery, walking routes, and traditional village charm. Dating back to the 16th century, the venue is known for its cosy interiors, popular Sunday roasts, local ales, and relaxed dining atmosphere in a beautiful rural setting.

The Raggalds, Bradford

Set in a countryside location surrounded by open views and rural scenery, The Raggalds offers a relaxed traditional pub setting with modern touches throughout. Featuring stylish dining spaces, cosy seating areas, and a welcoming atmosphere, it provides the perfect place to unwind while enjoying the surrounding Lancashire countryside.

The Grapes at Bamford, Rochdale

Set in the Peak District village of Bamford, The Grapes blends traditional pub charm with contemporary touches and a relaxed countryside atmosphere. With stylish dining areas, a bright and modern interior, and a welcoming village feel throughout, it’s a popular spot for visitors exploring the surrounding area.

The Elks Head, Whitfield

Tucked away in the North Pennines and overlooking the River West Allen, The Elks Head offers a true countryside setting surrounded by rolling hills, woodland, and rural scenery. Combining rustic character with modern dining spaces, the venue features cosy interiors, riverside views, and a relaxed atmosphere perfect for escaping into the countryside.

The Watchmakers, Halifax

Located in the heart of Halifax, The Watchmakers is a modern bar and grill known for its stylish food offerings, handcrafted cocktails, and lively atmosphere throughout the week. Specialising in flavour-packed wings, signature burgers, loaded sharers, and bold house flavours, the venue brings a vibrant social feel to Halifax’s growing food scene.

The Devonshire Arms, Mellor

Set in the village of Mellor on the edge of the Peak District, The Devonshire Arms combines stylish dining spaces with a relaxed countryside pub atmosphere and impressive outdoor terraces. Known for its quality food, seasonal specials, garden dining, and welcoming interiors, it has become a popular destination for lunches, dining, and views.

The Three Horseshoes, Fairburn

Located in the village of Fairburn, The Three Horseshoes combines traditional pub character with refreshed modern interiors following recent investment into the venue. Surrounded by countryside walks and close to Fairburn Ings Nature Reserve, the pub offers stylish dining spaces, updated surroundings, and a relaxed village atmosphere throughout.

The Ship Inn, Leeds

Hidden away down one of Leeds’ historic ginnels just off Briggate, The Ship is a traditional city centre pub full of character, cosy corners, and old-school charm. Known for its well-kept ales, classic pub food, and tucked-away beer garden, the venue offers a quieter and more traditional escape from the busy Leeds city centre atmosphere.

The Malt Shovel, Brearton

Tucked away in the village of Brearton near Knaresborough, The Malt Shovel is a charming 16th century country pub surrounded by rural scenery and countryside walks. Known for its open fires, rustic interiors, beautifully presented food, and popular Sunday lunches, the venue offers a cosy Yorkshire atmosphere full of character and traditional charm.

The Royal Oak, Keighley

Located on the outskirts of Keighley surrounded by Yorkshire countryside, The Royal Oak combines traditional stone-built pub character with cosy interiors and a relaxed rural atmosphere. Known for its countryside setting, welcoming dining spaces, and nearby walking routes across the moors, the venue offers a peaceful escape just outside the town centre.

The Funky Monkey, Keighley

Located in Cross Hills near Keighley, The Funky Monkey brings a modern social atmosphere to the area with stylish interiors, cocktails, craft drinks, and relaxed lounge spaces across multiple floors. Converted from a former salon into a vibrant café-bar setting, the venue has quickly become a spot for food, open mic nights, drinks, and laid-back evenings.

Fortescue Arms, Billingborough

Dating back to the 16th century on Billingborough High Street, The Fortescue Arms is a character-filled village pub surrounded by Lincolnshire countryside and historic local charm. Known for its homemade food, cask ales, real fires, and traditional interiors, the venue combines cosy pub atmosphere with a welcoming community feel at the heart of the village.

The Fleece Inn, Bishop Wilton

Situated in the Yorkshire Wolds village of Bishop Wilton, The Fleece Inn combines cosy country pub charm with peaceful countryside surroundings and walking routes across the nearby hills. Known for its large garden, traditional interiors, homemade food, and relaxed village atmosphere, the venue offers a true Yorkshire countryside setting full of character.

The Masons Freehouse, ingleton

Located on the edge of Ingleton beneath the Yorkshire Dales, The Masons Freehouse is a traditional stone-built pub surrounded by walking routes, waterfalls, caves, and Three Peaks scenery. Known for its roaring fires, homemade food, cosy snug areas, and well-kept cask ales, the venue offers a true Yorkshire pub atmosphere in the heart of the countryside.

The White Lion, Bakewell

Located in the Peak District village of Great Longstone, The White Lion is a traditional country pub surrounded by countryside, walking routes, and nearby Monsal Trail scenery. With stone-built character, cosy interiors, locally inspired food, and a relaxed village atmosphere, the venue offers a true countryside setting in the heart of the Peaks.

Farmers Arms, Heskin

Surrounded by Lancashire countryside in the village of Heskin, The Farmers Arms is a traditional country pub known for its cosy interiors, roaring fires, and spacious outdoor terrace for alfresco dining. Dating back to the 1700s, the venue combines rustic character, locally sourced food, cask ales, and a relaxed rural atmosphere popular with both locals and visitors alike.

More Food Venues Coming Soon

The Inglenook collection continues to grow, with more pubs, bars, restaurants, and hospitality venues joining us across the UK. From countryside locals and historic inns to modern social venues and food destinations, we’re always expanding the collection with exciting new additions, fresh developments, and even more places to eat, drink, stay, and explore in the future.