Diana’s guidebook
Food scene
Set above the hills of Holmfirth - this really is a must visit place. Spectacular setting and scenery.
Afternoon tea or wine tasting experiences can be booked...and if you like a bargain- deals are often to be found on Groupon
28 habitants recommandent
Holmfirth Vineyard
Woodhouse LaneSet above the hills of Holmfirth - this really is a must visit place. Spectacular setting and scenery.
Afternoon tea or wine tasting experiences can be booked...and if you like a bargain- deals are often to be found on Groupon
Lovely walk from the Bunker to the Boshaw trout. Good food ( especially their pies ) and great service
The Boshaw Trout
Penistone RoadLovely walk from the Bunker to the Boshaw trout. Good food ( especially their pies ) and great service
Nice food, well presented - situated at the end of Holmbridge village. About 35 mins walk from the Bunker - all on the flat. Rural pub atmosphere and great beers
12 habitants recommandent
The Pickled Pheasant
Woodhead RoadNice food, well presented - situated at the end of Holmbridge village. About 35 mins walk from the Bunker - all on the flat. Rural pub atmosphere and great beers
The Fleece Inn
152-154 Main StExcellent food in a great location. Highly recommended .
Fabulous setting but food and service are very hit and miss in our experience
26 habitants recommandent
Devour at The Dyehouse
Luke LaneFabulous setting but food and service are very hit and miss in our experience
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All you need to know!
Located in the heart of the beautiful Holme Valley, Holmfirth is a small town that sits just north of the Peak District in West Yorkshire.
The town is better known as the location for the popular BBC TV series Last of the Summer Wine, with thousands of fans making the journey every year to visit such locations as Sid's Cafe and Nora Batty's Steps.
Whilst Last of the Summer Wine is a major visitor attraction, it certainly isn't the only reason people visit Holmfirth year in and year out. With it's breathtaking scenery across the Holme Valley, Holmfirth is also popular with walkers and wildlife