The Cross Inn - Hebden Bridge

We had the honour of being the first wedding party to take place at the Cross Inn since Gig took over as the owner, and the day was exactly what we wanted a relaxed and informal wedding in a beautiful location. The courtyard was beautifully decorated and prepared for our wedding celebrations. The food was outstanding and, alongside a large variety of Thai canapes and main dishes, included a couple of special requests from the groom a full leg of lamb and Vimto trifles for dessert, both of which were absolute perfection. We booked out the accommodation upstairs for friends and family to stay for the weekend and Lyndsey went above and beyond to make sure that they were well looked after and provided a generous breakfast buffet. Thank you so much to Gig, Lyndsey, Jill and all the team at the Cross Inn for going above and beyond to make our day so special and memorable. Many of our friends and family have said it was the best wedding they have ever attended and we couldn't have asked for any more. Noteworthy details: A wedding venue with a difference Rooms: 5 Service: 5 Location: 5

Lovely cosy place with nice rooms. Our room looked onto the cobbled street but was right next to the kitchen which was a bit odd. Despite this we had a lovely stay and the staff were very accommodating and friendly. Rooms: 4 Service: 5 Location: 5 Hotel highlights: Great value

I stayed at Heptonstall whilst doing the South Pennine Cycle route. The pub looked inviting and was a busy Friday when after a long cycle I went in late for food. Helpful, friendly service and warm, cosy atmosphere. Although at first, being on my own, I felt at a loose end, I was soon made to feel at home, most particularly by the 'landlady ' (off duty) with the pink hair, and it was nice to chat to a few of the locals. There was a mix up with the Thai food I 'd ordered. But this was resolved, with excellent customer service, and was worth the wait. Freshly made, authentic vegetarian Thai green curry (spring roll starter was delicious too). Thank you. Service: 5 Location: 5

After a strenuous walk up from Hebden Bridge. The cross Inn came calling. A friendly welcome from the staff, nice cold drink out in the rear beer garden. Service: 5 Location: 5

My family came to visit me over the bank holiday weekend and I sent them to the Cross Inn for some Thai food as I really liked the flavours and the ability to ask for more spice. However, the last dish that came out last night which was the grilled squid, had a leech like worm thing in the salad which my cousin bit into and felt something move so spat it out. The server then swiftly took it upstairs to show the manager, and they gave a refund on the squid. While processing the refund, he asked if my family were tourists my mother then said that I lived in the area. He then proceeded to ask where!!! I question the relevancy of these questions to be honest why are you asking if people are tourists when clearly the kitchen had screwed up on washing the salads?! No one came back down to give us an answer or explanation on how the worm appeared in the food. I am truly disappointed not so much because of the worm, but how the situation was handled. Why does it matter where people are visiting from, whether in the village, or from further afar. Are we being racist here?! I have had so many great meals at the Cross but I am sad to say I won’t be returning.