67 Main St.
Haworth
West Yorkshire
BD22 8DA
01535 642172
info@fleeceinnhaworth.com
Traditional Village Pub
The Fleece in Haworth stands about halfway up the steep cobbled Main Street and opposite another steep cobbled street that leads downhill to the station. It dates from the mid 19th century and is made, like most buildings in old Haworth, from the local millstone grit.
Inside there’s the main bar and bar counter with a snug just to the right. Left and down the steps is the main dining area, and food is served all day until 8.30pm.
The pub is popular with the many tourists visiting Haworth, though there’s usually a good mix of locals and visitors in the evenings. It’s owned by Timothy Taylor, the local brewery from a few miles away in Keighley, and sells all their range of beers plus the occasional guest.
The inn sign photo looks across the rooftops to the other side of the valley and the hills leading over to Hebden Bridge.
