Millers Bar, Brighouse

Just over the bridge and the opposite side of the River Calder from the town centre, next to a large industrial unit, this pub is well appointed and stocks a reasonable selection of real ales. Whilst it struggles to contend with the Crafty Fox or the nearby Market Tavern, I wouldn't hesitate to include it in any future crawl of Brighouse. In fact, there were a total of 7 real ales on sale. Timothy Taylor Landlord is the regular beer. Guests were Nailmaker Jester, Elland Blonde, Nightjar Pirate Radio, Copper Dragon Black Gold, Brew York Haze of Thunder & Vocation Bread & Butter. Decent pub that I was surprised not to find in the last few editions of the Good Beer Guide, having last been featured in 2019.

Millers Bar is a white painted stand alone pub that has some sort factory as a back drop. Once inside there is a U shaped room with the bar facing,there is bench seating and chairs to the right,the left side is down two steps where there are normal tables and chairs. There was a good choice of real ales on the bar,i had a drink of Salopian Darwins Origin which was a very nice drink,the other real ales noted were Bradfield farmers Blonde,Ghost Phantom,Taylor Landlord plus three more a failed to note. There was background music playing and the pub was very busy on my Saturday afternoon visit. I thought this was a very pleasant pub to have a drink in. Pub visited 3/9/2016

This pub looks fairly traditional on the outside, but the inside has been smartened up in a very modern style on 2 levels. Flag flooring and generally grey decor. The furniture is partially dining tables and chairs along with some comfy seating. There's some outside seating on beer barrels in a fantasicc beer garden right next to the canal along with some benches etc. Back inside I only saw 6 handpumps which were selling a mix of guest ales plus a real cider. My pint of Ossett Mill End Mild was in great condition. I really liked this pub and especially enjoyed the beer garden.