Doors are open again at the wonderful waterside Stubbing Wharf pub in Hebden Bridge ready to welcome and serve residents and visitors great British pub hospitality just as it has done for hundreds of years.
The old coaching inn on King Street has been a refreshing pit stop for locals and travellers along the canal and road since 1810 and, following its recent refurbishment, it is looking forward to welcoming many more in for food, drinks and entertainment.
New for 2022 are delicious, fresh food and drinks menus to whet people’s appetites as they enjoy the comfort of the new-look pub. Try tasty burgers, fish and chips or steaks, or find your favourites from a great range of dishes to suit all diets. There are tempting lunch offers and traditional Sunday roasts with all the trimmings accompanied by the best beers, wines, spirits, cocktails, soft drinks and barista-style hot drinks from local, national and international makers.
Stubbing Wharf has an enviable position with canal-side seating to the rear of the pub and riverside seating to the front, close to the humpback bridge on the edge of Hebden Bridge. It’s a great spot for a bite to eat and a drink while watching the comings and goings on the water.
The pub has been treated to a £300,000 investment by the country’s leading pub company, Stonegate Group, with works inside and out to make it a great community pub for Hebden Bridge residents to enjoy as well as a wonderful tourist attraction for visitors to the area. With moorings available, it’s open to passing boat and barge users too.
As well as refreshed and reinvigorated décor throughout, there are new soft furnishings and lighting to enhance the natural beauty of the 19th century building and add a touch of todays’ comforts. There is a natural flow throughout the different areas so people can enjoy a drink and a chat with friends, watch a match on the TVs, take their time over a delicious meal with family or make use of the private function room for special occasions or a business meeting.
Speaking after the reopening, general manager of Stubbing Wharf, Daniel Lummis said: “This is an exciting new chapter for this great, historic pub which has looked after the people of Hebden Bridge and people passing through for so many years. We are proud and excited to welcome customers, regulars and newcomers, in to see the new look. Everyone is loving it, it’s great to be open again and doing what we do best, looking after the community and visitors to the area. The new menus are proving popular and there is a really fresh selection of great classics and modern favourites to choose from. Everyone is welcome, we are family friendly, pet friendly and look forward to looking after you all. Pop in for a relaxing drink or save yourself the hassle of cooking at home. We have great food and drinks to serve to your table. Sit back and enjoy. This pub has a great past and we are looking forward to its brilliant future now too.”
The pub started out as the Stubbing Wharf Hotel, founded in 1810, for people travelling along the canal or via the road that has since become the A646.
It is thought that Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath stopped at the pub in the late-1950s, and it became the setting for Hughes’ poem “Stubbing Wharfe”, part of the Birthday Letters, a collection about his relationship with Plath.
Keep up to date with all the events and offers on the pub’s website and Facebook www.greatukpubs.co.uk/Stubbing-Wharf-Hebden-Bridge
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Stubbing Wharf, King Street, Halifax, Hebden Bridge HX7 6LU. Tel: 01422 411384
Open everyday. Mondays to Thursdays 11am to 11pm, Fridays and Saturdays 11am to 12midnight, Sundays 11am to 11pm.
Food served daily from 11am to 9pm.
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