5 places for to eat in Haworth, chosen by Maeve and checked by the editors.
Main Street
A former coaching inn halfway up Main Street, owned by Timothy Taylor's and pouring its ales, with stone-flagged floors, a real fire, food at lunch and evening, and seven rooms.
MaeveStone flags, a real fire, and ales from the brewery down the valley.
Main Street
A deli and bistro at the top of Main Street selling cured meats and cheese, serving sharing boards, home-cooked food and wine, with jazz nights.
MaeveCheese and cured meats at the top of the hill. Closed three weeks in January.
Main Street
A pie shop and café making its own pies, such as steak and ale, plus cakes and bakes; frozen pies to take home.
MaevePies made on the street; frozen ones to take home.
Haworth
The pub opposite Haworth station. After it closed suddenly in 2024, the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway bought it and reopened it on 30 April 2026, staffed by railway volunteers and hung with railway photographs. Light snacks only.
MaeveReopened by the heritage railway. The day's ticket earns a discount.
Oxenhope
A 17th-century coaching inn above Oxenhope, a Timothy Taylor's tied house run by the same family since 1994. Food-led, with an old well under a glass floor panel and views over Leeming Reservoir.
MaeveA 17th-century inn. An old well under a glass floor.
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