Kings Yard
Low Mill Road
Ossett
West Yorkshire
WF5 8ND

Archie’s Bar & Kitchen is our stylish venue in Leeds city centre, serving a mix of mouth-watering food, stone baked pizza, amazing cocktails, and our own world-class range of beers.

The brewery’s first foray into pub-ownership set a standard that became the benchmark for all it’s subsequent houses. Boasting trademark attention to detail and stylish decor, the Black Bull manages to convey an inclusive yet traditional atmosphere that has timeless appeal.

Situated close to the motorway link east of Leeds lies the vibrant market town of Rothwell. The Black Bull occupies a central location in the town with ample parking and a pleasant beer garden. This detached multi-levelled open-plan traditional inn has been refurbished to a typically high standard and all the popular traits, including unique pump clip wallpaper, traditional tiling - and not forgetting our award-winning ales, can be found here.

Brewers Pride is just round the corner from the Brewery, located at the bottom of Healey Road in Ossett. Whether you fancy a few drinks or a mouth-watering meal with friends, this is the venue for you… This unique pub offers a fantastic range of quality real ales as well a traditional lunchtime and evening menu, not forgetting our Wednesday Pie Night and our Great Yorkshire Sunday Lunch to finish off the weekend on a high. In addition to this, we also have a quiz night on a Monday evening.

Situated in Leeds’s bustling Granary Wharf, Craft Asylum #1 provides the perfect location to take in the iconic canalside views with fresh beer from SALT and other guest breweries, artisan gin, premium hot drinks and our fantastic selection of wine. Watch out for the line up of events from live music hosted by local talented musicians to a variety of tasting evenings.

A relaxing destination to escape from the everyday madness of city life, showcasing exceptional hop-forward beers courtesy of SALT and leading guest breweries. The ‘contemporary pub’ concept combines the best in modern brewing, artisan gin, premium hot drinks and cocktails.

Set in the bustling historic market town of Knaresborough, The Cross Keys is a welcome haven for locals and visitors alike. Fine craftsmanship and attention to detail has resulted in a hostelry befitting its celebrated surroundings.

Hidden away amongst historic Calderdale mills, the charming Drop Inn is well worth seeking out. With intimate bars and pleasant spacious beer garden there’s plenty to recommend.

A traditional pub, continental style bier keller and micro-brewery combine to make Fernandes a beer lover’s paradise. Two comfortable, atmospheric bars and an eclectic range of ales and lagers await you.

Four beautifully imagined and rustically furnished drinking areas plus terrace and riverside beer garden set The Flowerpot apart from the crowd. Exuding charm and character from every angle, inside and out.

Set in the Holgate district of York lies The Fox, a pub that boasts York’s largest beer garden and has the distinction of being a blue plaque heritage inn, making it a must-visit for anyone.

The Hop Leeds is a unique real ale house, serving the finest drinks and award-winning pies. Situated in the famous dark arches in Granary Wharf, The Hop Leeds hosts weekly music with an intimate atmosphere.

With over 50 years brewing experience and over 35 years knowledge of the music industry, The Hop combines traditional real ale, a fantastic range of drinks with a twist and live music.

The Hop York is a unique real ale house and an exciting drinking establishment located at the heart of York on Fossgate, serving up delicious wood-fired pizza and Ossett Brewery ales, as well as hosting weekly music.

A fully working Yorkshire range is another wonderful reminder of days of old. The stunning location, fabulous beer gardens and intimate atmosphere teams superbly with exquisite fayre and a wide selection of real ales.

The iconic Old Peacock is located opposite Leeds United FC. Serving an exclusive Indian menu on an evening and weekend, along with an extensive family beer garden, Sky Sports TV and a large Marquee.

A traditional but stylish environment in which to enjoy award-winning ales and excellent cuisine. In addition to the bar and dining room - a lounge, pool room and furnished terrace define this outstanding house as an all-rounder.

Packed full of eye-catching art and imaginative decoration, the Rat & Ratchet is an exceptional drinking experience with the widest appeal. The Brewery is housed beneath the pub and the pub and countrywide festivals.

Unique amongst our houses, the Riverhead boasts a pub, a brewery and a restaurant - all under one roof. Combine superbly crafted real ale with an exceptional dining experience at the heart of Marsden Moor Estate.

Salt Bar & Kitchen sits at the front of the tramshed building and offers a range of SALT beers, real ales, artisan gin, premium wine, à la carte dining and live music. The Bar & Kitchen (previously The Hop) was rebranded in January 2019 and completes SALT Beer Factory. Between the Bar & Kitchen and Taproom there is something that caters for everyone!

Expect to find a range of hop-forward beers including IPAs, stouts, lagers and exciting brewing collaborations. Salt is a microbrewery with a difference, determined to unify heritage and modern brewing.

Benefitting from a comprehensive facelift is The Shepherds Boy. With it’s collection of photographic portraits of famous Yorkshire folk and THE ‘secret’ garden, the ‘Shep’ is an ideal venue for both indoor and outdoor imbibing.

The Shepherds Rest was the second Ossett Brewery pub to open in the Calderdale region and offers a blend of comfortable style and rustic simplicity in a classic street corner environment.

In early 2007 this charming inn was acquired on the outskirts of town, close to the brewery. A real fire and typically comfortable furnishings make ‘The Tap’ a perfect place to sample both our brewing and design skills.

In early 2007 this charming inn was acquired on the outskirts of town, close to the brewery. A real fire and typically comfortable furnishings make ‘The Tap’ a perfect place to sample both our brewing and design skills.

A comprehensive refit has restored this gem to its former glory. With flagged floor, rebuilt bar and attractive terrace, the Travellers today is unquestionably one of Calderdale’s finest ale houses.

A truly rural location sets this pub apart from the rest. Customers can choose between the intimate bar or inclusive family room in which to enjoy their pint.