Pubs in Bradford

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Castle Hotel

20 Grattan Road, Bradford BD1 2LU

A traditional English pub being kept alive by an Indian landlord. The imposing stone building, built in 1898, comprises a large open-plan room with a wrap-around bar to one side. Formerly a Webster's house, it now sells a variety of beers of varying strengths in a relaxing atmosphere. It often stocks at least one ale from a local brewery. A dartboard and TV are located to one end. A variety of live music is played on a Friday night and a DJ plays on Saturday nights. It is within easy reach of the city centre transport network. There is live music on Fridays from 8.30pm. A DJ plays on Saturdays from 8pm.

Cedar Court Hotel

Mayo Avenue, Bradford BD5 8HW

A hotel. It is one of the largest purpose-built conference and banqueting venues in the North. It regularly hosts large-scale conferences, annual general meetings, exhibitions, dinner dances, and traditional and multi-cultural wedding receptions, ceremonies and events. There are 130 en-suite bedrooms.

Central Division Sports & Social Club

Clayton Lane, Bradford BD5 0RA

Close to Railway Station

Close to Bus Routes

Parking

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AWAITING NEWS OF RE-OPENING IN 2021. Located just off Manchester Road (A641) immediately behind the Station Hotel. At weekends there is live entertainment. Three function rooms are available. Non-members are welcome to this club. An alternative phone number is 0845-643-4335.

City Vaults

33 Hustlergate, Bradford BD1 1NS

This bustling city centre pub is an imaginative conversion of a former bank premises opposite the well-known Wool Exchange. Art-deco glass features and wrought ironwork are present throughout. Of particular note is the wrought-iron spiral staircase to the upper drinking area. There are numerous interesting pictures and framed newspaper clippings on the walls. An extension into the adjacent building opened at the end of 2019 and added new upper and lower drinking/eating areas with a modern style. Up to four real ales are available on handpump. Good value food is served all day. Live music often features on a Saturday and jazz on a Sunday. A popular quiz takes place on Wednesday nights. There is a small outdoors seating area to the side which can be used by smokers. Disabled access is possible through a side door.

Commercial

24 James Street, Bradford BD1 3PZ

Close to Railway Station

Close to Bus Routes

Town centre pub. Comfortable and cosmopolitan.

Corn Dolly

110 Bolton Road, Bradford BD1 4DE

Multi-award winning traditional freehouse that has featured in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide for more than 30 years. A short distance from the city centre and within easy reach from Forster Square railway station. It used to be called the Wharfe due to its location near to the former Bradford canal and opened its doors for the first time in 1834. It retains the friendly atmosphere of an out-of-town local. An open-plan layout incorporates a games area to one end. There are three regular real ales plus a further five guests, usually from regional breweries and always including a varying dark ale. Good value food is served weekday lunchtimes. It is popular for a pint before Bradford City matches. A collection of over 1000 pumpclips adorn the beams and the jukebox is worth checking out especially if your musical taste veers towards rock and the 80's.

Crown

1033 Great Horton Road, Bradford BD7 4AH

Real Ale Available

CAMRA Discount

Traditional Pub Games

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Large, traditional, multi-roomed pub alongside the main road and with good views. It serves a wide ranging clientele. Real ale is served from two handpulls. There are numerous TV screens throughout the pub for watching sports. A range of events take place throughout the week. Mondays hosts "Killer" pool matches. A competition is held on Wednesdays and there is a quiz on Thursday nights. On Friday nights there is a disco and karaoke. Sundays host a competition followed by a disco/karaoke.

Ivory

210 Thornton Road, Bradford BD1 2JN

Close to Railway Station

Close to Bus Routes

Formerly the Old Devonshire, this establishment is now open as the Ivory. Understood to be a nightclub open 10pm-6am Fri-Sun. Late night venue for the mature raver. Specialises in a range of music from reggae/old Skool to more modern genres.

Dubrovnik Hotel

3 Oak Avenue, Bradford BD8 7AQ

A privately-owned luxury hotel with a Croatian flavour and sometimes sell Croatian beer. Near Lister Park with its Cartwright Art Gallery and Museum. The bar is only open to residents and those attanding events at the hotel.

Exchange Craft Beer House

14 Market Street, Bradford BD1 1LH

This establishment is located under the Victorian splendour that is the Wool Exchange building. Formerly a well-known rock pub, it was re-opened in mid-November 2018 by the owner of Hebden Bridge's Nightjar brewery as a real and craft ale beerhouse. A mural on the back wall summarises the pub's history. Inside, the premises are open-plan with a large seating area and bar under a brick barrel ceiling with a smaller raised seating area near the entrance. Despite being a cellar bar, the pub has a light and airy feel. In good weather, a small outdoor seating area is available to the rear. The pub is not a tap house for Nightjar brewery but at least one of their real ales is usually available on the five hand-pulls. The other real ales tend to be sourced from smaller regional breweries but can be from further afield and it is aimed to provide a good variety of beer styles from light to dark. There are ten keg taps which serve one cider and one lager plus a range of craft beers. Boxed cider is also available.

Fighting Cock

21-23 Preston Street, Bradford BD7 1JE

RE-OPENED ON FRIDAY 7th MAY 2021. OPENING TIMES VALID WHEN VISITED ON 13 JULY 2021. Drinkers' paradise in an industrial area, this traditionally-styled freehouse is 20 minutes walk from city centre and close to the bus routes along Thornton Road and Legrams Lane. Multi-award winning, it was CAMRA Branch Pub of the Year 2018 and the Branch Cider Pub of the Year 2019. Its traditional, unpretentious feel appeals to a wide variety of people from loyal locals to well-travelled real ale enthusiasts. Twelve real ales are usually on sale including at least one dark beer. Real ciders are offered, comprising three regulars (sourced from Biddendens and Westons) and two guests with one of these often being a perry. Foreign bottled beers are stocked and good value lunches are served Monday to Saturday. The juke box has an extensive and eclectic choice of music. A large pub garden is located on the opposite side of the street.

Fire Brigade

238 Southfield Lane, Bradford BD7 3LT

Live Music

Sports TV

An ex-Melbourne pub, a fact demonstrated by very nice 'Courtier' windows at the front of what was three cottages believed to have been built for firemen. Two distinct bars with photographic memorabilia of the fire brigade. Opening times were those valid when visited in Sep 2021 but the closing times may vary. Sports TV shown.

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