Drink?, Hebden Bridge

Deceptively small looking place, the front is a bottle shop with seating, beyond is another small room with the counter and more seats, upstairs is a larger room with seats and tables. Two unisex toilets are also found upstairs. Decor is funky craft bar. Beers on? Well four handpulls one with cider, beer supplied by Black Iris, Track and Three Acre, keg wise a couple of Belgian draughts from Huyghe, UK ones from Tartarus, Athletic, Elm Eleven, Bullhouse and Yonder, three of whom are unknown to me. A wide and dare I say eclectic, band of punters of a Saturday afternoon enjoying the wide range of beers, eclectic could be applied to the furnishings too.

Simple but welcoming bar with a couple of real ales and a bigger keg selection. I got chatting to a bloke from Nottingham by the piano for most of my stay and my recollections are hazy, but I quite liked this place. Mixed clientele and staff , great beer and a relaxed atmosphere. In many other towns I would have just stayed here for the evening.

Bottle shop-cum-micro. Fridges and seating at the front, with a servery room at the rear. Hipster style minimal decor with an ugly scree floor. Cream and dark green colours, plus jumbo wall mural which was quite striking. Three pumps with two on, my Turning Point Lucid Dream was in good shape (NBSS 3.5). Six craftykeg in addition. Not really my sort of place but the beer means it's worth popping in and the hungover barmaid was good value, as was the guy in the Joy Division t-shirt who looked like a cross between Stuart Maconie and Eeyore. 6.5