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Real
Ales on Tap:
Old Mill Beers.
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Nearest
Accommodation:
Here.
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This is a large three star hotel tied to the real
ale brewer 'Old Mill'. Four Old Mill beers are always on handpump at any one time.
Seasonal beers are April - October. The bar area is spacious and comfortable with plenty
of seating for diners. Food is plentiful and there is a wide choice, though only a single
vegetarian option. Prices start from £4.75 upwards. Accommodation is clean and of high
standard with TV, tea making facilities, central heating and en-suite (£56.50), family
rooms available, though children are not encouraged in the bar after 9pm. Easy to find on
the A61 between Wakefield and Leeds. Exit off junction 41 or 40 of the M1. The staff are
friendly and attentive, but expect a strange look if you like you ale the way it's poured
at festivals (without a head). Accommodation here. Open
12-11; 12-3,7-10.30 Sun
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Accommodation expensive. But
good Sunday lunches and real ale kept very well. (David
Little) |
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As a local
person and a former member of staff I agree that the Kirklands hotel sold
great Sunday lunches and did keep VERY GOOD REAL ALE when the review was
written back in January - However since then Old Mill Brewery have cut their
nose off to spite their face!! Due to GREED the land lord in question at the
time has now UNFORTUNATELY vacated the premises and now the Food and Beer is
no longer very good and the pub is no where as busy so when it comes to MUCH
lower beer sales Old Mill Brewery will hopefully (BUT PROBABLY NOT)
eventually learn to treat their GOOD TENANTS with the respect they deserve!
(26/06/05) |
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On a recent
visit to the Kirklands Hotel with my children, I was bitterly disappointed
that the landlord was using obscene language in a public bar. The phase
leading by example does spring to mind. In fact the landlord would be well
advised to conduct himself in the same manner as some of his younger
employees did. Who was very helpful and well mannered. Yours, a very
disappointed customer. (11/10/05) |
  
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