Taylor's on The Green, Keighley

No change to the layout but the decor is more pleasant. There’s still a dining area at the back but decorated with cask ends (metal), beyond is the beer garden. Only tables and chairs in the middle of the dining area with booths to one side and sofas and leather armchairs to the other. Sofas and a variety of seating options elsewhere. Eight pulls with the Taylor's range, a group of six in the middle of the counter with the other two on the counter end. The staff are liveried with Taylor's t-shirts and in some cases “Taylor’s on the Green” aprons. Beer is better since my last visit and it’s a fair renovation of their flagship pub.

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Upmarket eatery with real ale

Visited in January. Four hand pumps all offering Tim Taylor ales, including Poulters Porter, which I had not had before and was rather nice. A stylish pub with separate dining area to the rear. A real fire was going in the front bar. Think my half set me back £1.70.

A big modernised Taylors pub near the church and bus station, maybe their flagship pub in Keighley but the Boltmakers it aint. Basically a pub of two halves, the front is a modern style bar with dark stone, carpet and board floor treatments, fairly poncy furnishings of various armchairs and tables. A silent TV above the counter is tuned to a news station. The back end is labelled as a "please wait to be seated" dining area. Four handpumps with a range of Taylors beers, none very drinkable, cloudy cold Landlord isn't what you expect in Keighley, I should have had one of those craft beers out the fridge. Decorated with photos of various Timothy Taylor people.