Dick Hudsons - Bingley
Dick Hudsons
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A Brief History of the Pub
Originally known as The Plough Boy, Dick Hudsons was built along the old packhorse route between Bingley and Ilkley. It was later moved to its current location, known as Highgate Farm. Under the ownership of Thomas Hudson and later his son Dick Hudson, the pub gained renown for its excellent food and hospitality.
Located on the old packhorse route between Bingley and Ilkley, Dick Hudsons is a historic Yorkshire pub with a charming rustic character. Enjoy hearty seasonal pub food, carefully curated cask ales, and fine wines while taking in the spectacular views over Baildon Moor.
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Firstly they did not receive my booking from Open Table. Luckily i took a printed copy of the confirmation. They managed to squeeze us in. So book direct. Took an hour from arriving to our order being taken. Food is very good though. Very slow service when busy but they are very polite and friendly. Go on a quiet night.
This place is brilliant for food drink atmosphere. A good place to meet with friends enjoy some quality time as staff cant do enough for you. Also plenty of parking spaces. Excellent!
Really enjoyed our lunchtime visit. The food was excellent and the portion sizes were just right.
Receptionist Couldn’t fine our Open Table booking, but they had plenty of tables available so not a problem, but might have been had they been busy. We chose the Sunday roast beef. Cabbage was a little on the cool side. Beef was quite fatty and fairly tough, considering that it was 28 day aged. Roast potatoes were very good, as were the parsnips and carrots Soft drinks expensive small lemonade and lime £2.45) Overall value fair.
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