Boltmakers Arms, Keighley

Old Boots has described the interior so well little needs to be added.The music memorabilia seems to focus on The Beatles and one of their tribute bands,Oasis.The humourous postcards in the gents were risque but well observed ,and I also discovered a tiny outside yard with two tables if you needed such a space for a tab.It had been seven years since my last visit and I was nervous that the remarkable pints of Landlord I had then would not be replicated.That fear proved unfounded,indeed the Landlord was so good that the guests and the other TT beers didn't get a look in,still the best pint of Landlord I've ever had. I also liked the customers,all of whom seemed just as keen on ale as me and the crew,everyone was quaffing and food played no part in the proceedings. This is a must visit pub for anyone who cares about decent boozers with great ale.

Tiny but perfectly formed Timothy Taylors pub although it also serves a couple of guests. Largely unspolit victorian in style, there is a cast iron range with music inspired display cases in the front section, surrounding the fireplace is a healthy collection of CAMRA awards. It may have been two even smaller rooms at one time as the front is at lower level to the back, the counter stretches along the left hand side serving upper and lower parts. It seems to serve the full range of Taylors plus two guests and a cider, the quality of the beer was beyond reproach, the GBG refers to it as “the de-facto Taylor's brewery tap”. Mind you a few customers looked to be “characters”, it's very close to the railway station (BR and Worth Valley) so an easy choice when in Keighley.

A good Timmy Taylor pub with the full range of their beers on tap along with guests. Always busy and because its small it doesn't take much for it to become a squeeze.

This is a classic, traditional English pub which serves Taylor's ales really well in addition to a couple of guests - from Salamander and the Cottage brewery on my visit. It has a tiny, split-level layout with music memorabilia heavily prominent, not to mention some amusing risque prints in the Gents. Pints of Golden Best were greatly enjoyed. If you are ever to find yourself in Keighley, I strongly advise you pay this place a visit.

A superb two level traditional boozer with virtually the full range of Timothy Taylors ales plus Fullers London Pride and a guest ale. the Timothy Taylor Mild and Ram Tam were both superb. very handy for Keighley railway station. Wish we had stayed longer here especially as our train we went to catch was cancelled - nearly went back in here for more!

I popped in here for a pint on my way from Keighley bus station to the railway station, intrigued by the unusual name. A tiny pub, but very pleasant inside, with a good selection of beers. Unfortunately, I only had time for one pint of the excellent real ale before my train was due.

An award winning Taylors House. 5 TT's ales plus 1 guest and a cider on hand pull in this one room compact pub with an outside smoking area at the rear. Pub also has a fine collection of whiskies. Real Fire provides plenty of heat. Pub is only a short walk from the station.