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Contribuer aux commentairesVisited the Shears for Sunday lunch. Really busy and now I understand why. Food was really good. Had the giant home made Yorkshire filled with beef and gravy and my partner had the roast. Massive portions and great value for money. Found out all the pies and puddings are home made.
An impromptu visit with family who were feeling a little bit peckish and we were not disappointed. The hand pulled beers were spot on and the bottle of Malbec was perfect. The traditional pub fayre was well cooked and well presented by friendly and welcoming staff. All in all a most enjoyable experience. A little tricky to find but well worth a visit.
This restaurant in Halifax is one of the oldest pubs in town, dating back to the 17th century. It still maintains its original beams and cozy nooks and crannies, giving it a charming and historic atmosphere. The menu offers a variety of traditional dishes like corned beef pasties, homemade soup, fish and chips, and beef burgers, all served with mushy peas and gravy. The combination of old-world charm and delicious comfort food make this pub a must-visit spot in Halifax.
Stayed here for the nite with my husband as we were visiting his daughter a lovely place tucked out of the way all the staff were friendly , the room was lovely and clean and the bed was really comfy....four of us ate that nite and the food was amazing...fantastic chef who if I could have stolen and brought home I would have done lol....amazing breakfast and for once my husband didn’t finish it all. .would go back again... sorry it’s 4 and half for all reviews as wouldn’t let me press ratings
The beer at this restaurant is absolutely beautiful. The atmosphere is warm and inviting. The food is also top-notch. You simply have to try it for yourself to truly appreciate it.