Dog Friendly — Pubs in Mirfield
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Found 10 dog friendly pubs in Mirfield
Airedale Heifer
53 Stocksbank Road, Mirfield WF14 9QB
A community pub supporting darts and dominoes teams. Although open plan, there is a homely feel and welcoming atmosphere. Recent change of management (June 2019). The beer garden has been extended to two and is well used by families and dogs are welcome throughout. Frequent bus services stop nearby and the car park is ample. Meals will be restarting in a few weeks. Themed nights most evenings include Quiz, Cocktail, Ladies Night
Pear Tree
259 Huddersfield Road, Mirfield WF14 9DL
This is an inviting pub boasting a riverside beer garden with free overnight boat moorings, situated on the A644 road, a mile from Mirfield town centre and railway station. The relaxed atmosphere combined with its home-cooked food served lunchtimes and evenings is appealing to locals and visitors alike, offering four ales, two being free of tie. Thursday is quiz night from 9:30pm with free supper.
Plough
65 Shillbank Lane, Mirfield WF14 0QA
The Plough is a well-furbished establishment. Entry through the front door leads initially to two rooms with the Bar to the left and a cosy games room with Pool & TV to the right. Straight on leads to a second bar and the restaurant (which is currently being refurbished), part of which can be closed off to allow for private events and meetings. (Under new management by Melissa since Late Feb 2019)- no Cask Ales at present but will have three Cask Ales shortly.
Railway
212 Huddersfield Road, Mirfield WF14 9PX
This recently refurbished Craft Union pub reopened Aug 2021. Under the current management since June 2016, it reverted to its original name of The Railway which it had held for the previous 60 years. The bar is surrounded by a cosy and tastefully decorated drinking area, fronted by a quiet lounge. Fiona and Ellie provide well kept Real Ales. Food is also available from noon, seven days per week. Conveniently situated close to the main bus stop, near Ings Grove Park, this pub is well worth a visit following their recent refurbishment.
Ship Inn
Steanard Lane, Shepley Bridge, Mirfield WF14 8HB
Large, stylised family and food orientated 'Hungry Horse' with bar. Childrens' play areas (inside and outside), changing rooms and separate access show some thought. Whilst formula based, sufficiently different to merit a visit by the drinker if only to get a decent meal. Varying Greene King and other guest beer are available (Taylor's Landlord when last checked). Re-opened October 2020 after refurbishment following flood damage.
Shoulder Of Mutton
59 Lee Green, Mirfield WF14 0AE
A central bar separates a comfortable lounge into two areas, both rooms have their adherents. Adjacent to this is a further lounge which can be closed off for functions or meeting as required. Outside is a large Patio/Garden area and an ample car park in front and to the side. New licensee since 2019. They also operate their own Loyalty Real Ale Discount scheme.
Travellers Rest
Hopton Lane, Mirfield WF14 8EJ
Historic hillside pub with splendid views across the Heavy Woollen district. The pub is divided into a through snug bar, main bar and restaurant . Entertainment (singers/bands) last Saturday per month; On these Saturdays the restaurant will close earlier. Quiz night Wednesday, cask club Monday. 1 mile uphill from Mirfield railway station.
Knowl Club
17 Knowl Road, Mirfield WF14 8DQ
Having celebrated its 125th anniversary in 2013, the former Mirfield Liberal Club is ideal for a quiet pint and is open to both members and the public, holding both Club and Public House Licences. There is a single bar occupying a long well furnished room offering up to four beers, plus a private function room and pool table downstairs and a well furnished snooker room upstairs. A small car park at the rear is accessed down an adjacent narrow alley.
Dewsbury District Golf Club
The Pinnacle, Sands Lane, Mirfield WF14 8HJ
Built on land know locally as the "Pinnacle", the Dewsbury & District Golf Club opened in 1891. The course has undergone many alterations over the years and is a true test of Golf on a Parkland course. The club house was built about 2002, and the Balcony Bar & Restaurant has been recently refurbished. The club boasts two bars. Downstairs is the "19th", upstairs the Balcony Bar. Both bars open daily to the public. Always one Real Ale, with occasional guests ales. Bar Menu with daily specials
Flowerpot
65 Calder Road, Mirfield WF14 8NN
An award-winning 1807 pub with a typically sensitive, tasteful restoration by Ossett Brewery having an impressive tiled flowerpot as the centrepiece. The pub boasts four separate drinking areas and a real fire. There is a terrace and riverside beer garden. Quiz night is Tuesday. Nine ales are offered from Ossett's five breweries and independents, usually including a mild or stout, plus a cider. The pub is on the Transpennine Real Ale Trail and holds occasional beer and cider festivals.