Jeremy's At The Boathouse, Brighouse

A bit of a poncy place, one large space with a decent terrace overlooking a canal basin. A single square room with counter to the right, two pulls with Saltaire beers on this occasion. An ok place if slightly pretentious and obviously with pricing to match.

Jeremy's At the Boathouse is an upmarket pub that is housed in an old boathouse which backs onto a nice looking marina. Once inside there is a large oblong shaped room with the bar on the right side,there are normal tables and chairs and some bench seating,there are large windows to the rear which give good views of the canal barges moored there. There were two real ales on the bar,i had a drink of Little Valley Stoodley Stout which was a very nice drink,the other beer was Thornebridge Jaipur. Food seems to be the big draw here and i was soon asked to move from my seat to another so they could rearranged the tables and chairs for a large group that was coming in. The background music was crap. Far too upmarket for my liking. Pub visited 3/9/2016

Bar in a converted Victorian boathouse on the canal moorings. It's one room with a small terrace at the rear overlooking the canal wharf. There are also bench tables at the front which was a nice place to sit outside in the sunshine during my visit, even if the view is of a large Sainsburys. The terrace at the rear has better views, but it's in the shade until late in the day. Two handpumps on the bar with Saltaire Blonde being the permanent beer plus a guest which was Ossett Mill End Mild. The Saltaire was an excellent pint. It converts to a music venue on weekend nights, so I assume it's rather different then. It's a pleasant place to have a leisurely pint in an afternoon though.