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This pub is situated between Guiseley and Ottley in a semi-rural area. The pub sits alone behind its car park and next to its beer garden. You enter from the front and the bar is straight ahead in this one bar pub. Once inside you are thrust back in time to Victorian splendour - all dark wood, leather and velvet. The walls are covered with bric-a-brac and there are many tables chair and bench seating. You can even sit at a table with a barrel set into it. To the lef tof the bar is a pool table and darts and to the right is one of the two fireplaces and the toilets. Access to the pub is possible for wheelchair users, though space is limited and there are no facilities. The beer choice is not impressive, but you can get Black Sheep Bitter and Landlord here. No food is served, which is unfortunate as this could be a busy pub at lunchtimes otherwise. Not far from the station, this pub can be reached by bus as well.

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