Name: The Hare and Hounds Country Inn
Address: Old Town, Wadsworth, Wadsworth, Wadsworth, HX7 8TN, United Kingdom
Rating: 9

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Alternative Technology Centre

Leeds Bradford International Airport

Etihad Stadium

National Football Museum

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Exchange Square

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The Hare and Hounds Country Inn

Wadsworth

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Stayed here for one evening. Room small and very clean - stunning views of the countryside in all directions. The only downside were the landlords children hammering up and down the landing - but this didn’t go on past 10pm.
Food was amazing. Home made and absolutely gorgeous. Drinks at the bar are expensive. £16 for large wine and a pint.

Amazing food

I have been following this pub on FB for a long time so decided to travel the hour to see for myself , disappointed I have to say!! 
The positives… the staff were fab, the pub is a fantastic country inn with a great variety of ale. 
Great country feel with open fire and easy parking. 
Cost wise, average prices to most places. 

Now the not so positive…
The Sunday roast we had was very average, beef well cooked but stringy, 2 small very well done roast potatoes, Yorkshire puds I would hazard a guess they are bought in and cooked from frozen , the veg was all cooked together and served on top of the mash resembling a canteen and the braised red cabbage, well I just don’t know what it was really and the presentation was again canteen thrown on a plate. 
Dessert which we had to ask for was the apple crumble, apple was perfect, the crumble was uncooked and was just flour, the custard again defo bought in. 
I would say they are more cooks than chefs. 
However the table next to us wasn’t on a roast dinner and did look far better than ours albeit one diner was having a moan and approached a member of staff. 
Worth a visit if in the area but not worth a journey. 
Finally I’m not sure why it’s The Famous, famous for what exactly??? 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

Average

We called in for food and drinks in this beautiful pub and had a minor issue with the food . I spoke with James the landlord directly and he was courteous and extremely professional offering us another opportunity to dine there on the house.We will go back soon we have just had difficulties getting the opportunity to re-visit.Running a family business in today’s climate is extremely difficult and challenging and I would urge anyone thinking of putting a bad review or negative feedback on here to speak with James directly.Leaving negative feedback without giving someone the opportunity to put things right isn’t fair and hurts small businesses any issues can easily be resolved if dealt with properly and in this case James was the ultimate professional.

Think about what you write ……. Please

Had the best fish n chip meal, just below home cooked level here. Visiting in caravan just up the road. Went back second time, sadly eatable but not quite as good as the first. Give it a go if your in the area.

Surprised at how good the chef was. It was haddock which for someone from Grimsby was an absolute must. Went back again.

Quirky country pub, went for my birthday, husband meal was a large yorkshire pudding, with 2 big cumberland sausages, roast potatoes, with cabbage and peas,  carrot ,there was also a choice of beef or chicken, also mash or chips, i had a steak and ale pie , small but plenty as it was full of meat, very tender, with loadz of homemade chunky chips, cabbage, peas, and a carrot,  and gorgeous gravy, the yorkshire pudding meal was £16.95 and pie was also £16.95, good value, as thats the average now, no matter were you dine, staff very friendly, and very cosy pub, and DOG friendly, will definately visit again. X

Worth a visit

Everything a proper pub should be. Spotlessly clean , a pint of Timothy Taylor which is top notch quality and excellent food with great staff. 

Absolutely gutted that the trains started running back through Hebden again last night or I would have happily taken root for more beer !!!!

A gem !

£4.50 for a hot chocolate, no cream, no marshmallows. To expensive. We were going to eat there but the menu was a silly price. Coal fire and ambiance was lovely. The visit was Sunday dinner time and the carpark was barely occupied and no meals were being served. Suggests just too expensive

Too Expensive

The £5 pint has unfortunately become a (still thankfully rare) phenomenon in Yorkshire but the Hare and Hounds gives you the unwelcome opportunity to experience full-on central London tourist drink prices in the unlikely location of a remote West Yorkshire village. £5.50 for a standard pint of Timothy Taylor's brewed less than 10 miles away and £6 for a pint of Aspalls cider left me speechless. I had no issue with the quality of the beer, the friendliness of staff or the ambience of the pub. Those prices though are literally beyond the pale. If the pricing isn't driven by blatant profiteering then I can only surmise that the landlord is trapped in an untenable lease situation with the pubco/ brewery to need to apply such ridiculous pricing. In our case, it actually lost the pub custom. Had the drinks come in below the £10 mark we would have had a couple more rounds and possibly eaten. As it was, I was left with a very nasty taste as I finished my pint of Knowle Spring Pale Ale and went in search of a more sensibly priced pub.

Drink Prices Beyond the Pale!

We got charged £24 for 3 pints of coke snd a large Pinot, very expensive!!! The food we ordered off the specials menu 2 for £20 there was 4 of us we did have a couple of extras should have been £47 were charged £66!!!! Waited 45 minutes for the food and it wasn’t great when it came!!! My daughter ordered scampi and some salad instead of chips she got 6 pieces of scampi and some lettuce with parsley running through it very odd and not nice!!! Husband had beef baguette the beef was very tough myself snd my son had burgers which were ok but so salad garnish or anything very plain! It wasn’t as tho it was busy either it was very quiet. Won’t be returning

Very expensive and charged wrongly

Fabulous pub in fabulous location. Peaceful country setting, hosts were so friendly & welcoming & really care about looking after their guests. Especially enjoyed the Timothy Taylor beers, delish pie & just overall good vibes. Proper Yorkshire welcome! Room was comfortable with top shower. Great views from the room too. Our first trip away together, rounding off a great day of walking locally. Thanks to all, highly recommended.

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