Victorian Craft Beer Cafe, Halifax

A very quirky bar with several different areas on 3 levels. Very nicely decorated in a faux Victorian kind of way. A DJ rig was set up in one corner which seemed a bit out of kilter with the rest of the place. 4 handpumps on the bar and lots of craft keg taps. My pint was in good condition and I quite enjoyed it here even though it was very quiet during my Fiday afternoon visit.

A single room with 3 areas, a central counter with 4 pulls with micro breweries beers in the main bar, in addition a side wall has 12 keg taps and there are many bottles dispalyed on shelves and stored in the fridges behind the counter. To the left is a tiny sitting area and a mezzanine area with more seating above, then to the right a sitting area with photos of bearded and mushtachioed Victorian gentlemen in a homage to the hipster.

Seemingly converted from several shops, it features a central bar area and further seating to each side. Compact mezzanine at one end. Dark alehouse-style furniture and decor but front picture windows help give an inviting appearance. Four handpumps, including Acorn Netherwood (£1.50, half), plus 12 craft keg taps. Overall, a useful addition to the area.