Pubs in Keighley

Mint

14 Low Street, Keighley BD21 3PP

Bar in former retail premises. Corner location, next to Oxfam shop, near Church Green. Serving two changing beers from the Ossett Brewery range.

Keighley Liberal Club

5 Scott Street, Keighley BD21 2JJ

No real ale. The site in Scott Street/Devonshire Street was purchased and new club premises were erected in 1897/8 moving from the old club at the end of July 1898. The new premises were formally opened by future Prime Minister Herbert Henry Asquith 22 October 1898. As well as the usual club facilities including 4 billiard tables library & a coffee room this new property also included the large Devonshire Hall used for lectures functions dances etc. This is now used as the Keighley Little Theatre.

Keighley Cricket Club

Hardings Road, Keighley BD21 3NB

Friendly and welcoming club bar. Fine views across to the moors.

Wishbone Brewery Tap

2a Worth Bridge Industrial Estate, Chesham Street, Keighley BD21 4LG

Brewery tap based in Wishbone Brewery, serving a changing range of their fined and unfined beers. A short walk from Keighley railway station the brewery is based on the ground floor and first floor in a mill shed that used to be part of Sir James Hill Textiles. As at Autumn 2021 opening days are the 3rd Friday(4.30 -10) and 3rd Saturday(12-7) of each month. Details of their open days can be found on the brewery website or through Twitter. Details will include if food will be on sale such as by the Lemon Tree Café & Bistro or the Peacock Bar. The offering through shop.wishbonebrewery.co.uk grew during coronavirus lockdowns.

East Ward Unionist Club

Parkwood Street, Keighley BD21 4QR

Keighley Amalg Engineers Social Club & Institute

16 Russell Street, Keighley BD21 2JP

Grafton Club

Westview House, Oakworth Road, Keighley BD21 1QT

Private men only Members Club. CIU affiliated.

Hop on Worth

14 Cavendish Street, Keighley BD21 3RG

Newly opened micro pub and gin bar based in one of the historic shops on Cavendish Street. Glass-fronted with wooden flooring and a mixture of furniture lead up to the single bar at the far end. Four hand-pumps adorn the bar. Often include one dark beer. A welcome addition to the local pub scene. Mental Health Keighley men's group (#ItsWorthTalkingAbout) meet every Monday evening from 7pm - 9pm; open to any men who wish to talk.

Yorkshire Tap

62 Cavendish Street, Keighley BD21 3RL

Glass-fronted micro pub opened in July 2020. Entrance situated under the canopy of historic Cavendish Street, next to Skipton Building Society, Keighley branch. Three handpumps on the wood-panelled bar serve three changing beers, normally from Yorkshire breweries. All Cask beers £2.50 a pint every Sunday. Mondays open for Women's Mental Health Support Group 7pm-9pm.

Ginning Rat

79 Low Street, Keighley BD21 3QP

Situated on the corner of Keighley's well-known Royal Arcade, this trendy micro gin bar joined the local bar scene in 2020. One handpump added in summer 2021 with a monthly changing beer from Goose Eye Brewery.

Albert

Bridge Street, Keighley BD21 1AA

An imposing Victorian town centre building. Large, open plan ground floor drinking area, served by a splendid horseshoe-shaped bar. There is a separate, raised level games area with pool table. A large well appointed function room upstairs is available for hire. Lively at weekends. Can close early.

Toby Carvery

Bradford Rd., Keighley BD21 4BB

Large and popular Toby carvery and inn, with attached Travelodge. Still known locally as 'The Beeches'. There is a comfortable drinking area opposite the bar decorated with Churchill memorabilia. The rest of the pub us dedicated to dining. Breakfasts are available between 8 and 11 a.m. Monday to Saturday and from 8 until 10.30 on Sunday.