Pubs in Bradford

Midland Hotel

Cheapside, Bradford BD1 4HU

The Midland Bar is open to the public and located within the Midland Hotel to the left-hand side of the main entrance. As with the rest of the hotel, the single-roomed bar has a grand, ornate feel to it. Of particular note is a large mural, to one end which incorporates lights including a working traffic light! The mural also contains paintings of some of the famous guests to the hotel. Within the bar, the prices for the drinks and food are equivalent to many of the pubs in the surrounding area. A chairlift is provided at the stepped entrance for use by disabled visitors and disabled toilet facilities are in the main lobby of the hotel. Football supporters are welcome.

Monkey

931 Great Horton Road, Bradford BD7 4AQ

Located midway between Bradford and Queensbury, this family-run freehouse was originally two 17th century cottages and comprises a lounge and games room. There are real fires during colder periods. The real ales are from local micro-breweries and include a blonde beer and a dark beer. Bottled, imported beers are also offered. One of the outdoor areas has a BBQ and a covered, seated smoking area. The other is elevated and offers magnificent views over and beyond Bradford. The pub supports many sports and games teams. Food is often available for events. Rooms, or the whole pub, can be hired outside of normal trading hours.

New Beehive Inn

171 Westgate, Bradford BD1 3AA

RE-OPENS ON 5 AUG 2021. OPENING TIMES VALID FROM THIS DATE (BUT MAY VARY WHEN BRADFORD CITY FC IS PLAYING AT HOME). This multi-roomed, Edwardian gas-lit freehouse, built in 1901 and re-modelled by William Whitaker & Co in 1936, deserves its recognition by CAMRA as having a nationally important historic pub interior. The genuine interior comprises a drinking hallway and three rooms with wood panelling. The front room still has fittings from the original 1901 construction. Beers are almost exclusively from regional micro-breweries and the number on offer may increase at weekends when Bradford City is playing at home. Spend time looking at the impressive paintings in the back bar and see how many celebrities you can spot! Accommodation is available with fifteen rooms in the main building and two annex buildings. Although the pub does not offer food, there is no problem with this being brought in from the adjacent curry restaurants and plates and cutlery can be provided on request. Individual rooms within the pub, including the cellar room, can be hired. Closing times may vary depending upon the demand.

Westgate

62 Westgate, Bradford BD1 2QR

This pub is located on the edge of the city centre alongside the inner ring-road. No real ale.

New Virginia Tavern

85-87 Rushton Road, Bradford BD3 8JJ

Old Pavilion (Toby Carvery)

244-246 Rooley Lane, Bradford BD5 8LB

A typical Toby Carvery there is little evidence of the pub's name on the building or on the signboards. It has a large, open-plan dining area where most customers go for food (which is quite good) although there is a seating area by the bar for dedicated drinkers. The bar is open from 11am. Lunch is served from 11.30am (11am on Sundays)

Park Hotel

6 Oak Avenue, Bradford BD8 7AQ

Residential hotel that was redecorated in 2003. There is no public bar.

Parry Lane Tavern

240 Sticker Lane, Bradford BD4 8RS

Queen

36 Bridge Street, Bradford BD1 1JU

Located next to Bradford Interchange and opposite St. Georges Hall.

Queen Hotel

863 Thornton Road, Bradford BD8 0HH

RE-OPENING DATE IN 2021 TO BE CONFIRMED. Originally a desirable private house, it was converted to a pub in the early 1900's. Now a busy local, this ex-Bentley two-roomed pub features local stone and slate flooring and has plenty of character.

Flares & Reflex

Queens Hall, Morley Street, Bradford BD7 1BW

Nightclub with 80's theme. Usually only open in the evenings around the weekend.

Railway

Wakefield Road, Bradford BD4 7PE

Converted from being a club in 2006