The Waiters Arms, Sowerby Bridge

A long low pub obviously older than some of the interior would suggest. Two rooms now but obviously there were more before, to the left is used as a pool room, there is a central servery area with two seating areas to the right one with a great stone fireplace. It all looks original 1930s makeover with a few modern additions. The far end counter has two handpulls, one blank and one with a poor Bradfield beer, the usual stuff on a couple of T-Bars. Modern carpet in places with original quarry tiles round the counter and traditional upholstered banquettes mixed with tongue and groove make look the part. There's a beer garden to the rear and the usual screens and machines are available. Calderdale is particularly steep so it's good exercise to walk up to this pub from the town below.

Official site of The Waiters Arms - www.waitersarms.co.uk

Official site of The Waiters Arms - www.waitersarms.co.uk