The Old Sun, Keighley

Located at the top of Haworth’s big steep hill and on the village outskirts but close to the Bronte Parsonage Museum. Its an old, square, stone building, internally modernised with pale flooring and exposed brick and not too much grey paint. A single, square room mainly furnished for dining, near the counter it has banquette seating and tall stools at shelves. Decorated with random pictures and photos. The counter has four pulls and two horseshoes, two casks from Saltaire, Blonde and Cascade, and of course Landlord, nothing on the fourth. Usual mix of fake pilsners, cider and Guinness. There is a screen. Pleasant enough but not a must do, the barmaid was quite glamorous though.

Official site of The Old Sun - thesuninnhaworth.com

Official site of The Old Sun - thesuninnhaworth.com

Looks tired called in when it was the 1940,s weekend May 16th was very surprised not a lot of effort put into it by all the pubs the town was packed not called in here for about 5 years but will call back