The White Horse - Calderdale

The food at this restaurant is excellent and affordable at only £14 for two courses. The staff are friendly and the service is quick. The atmosphere is pleasant after the recent refurbishment. We have visited twice and have already scheduled another reservation for next month.

I recently visited this restaurant for the second time in 10 days and I learned that my first experience wasn't just a fluke. I had a delicious sandwich lunch with perfect homemade chips. The atmosphere was lovely and the staff were great. I would highly recommend this restaurant and I will definitely be returning. 10/10.

Great lunch and good beers, Very pleasant staff and good Service, regular customer.it was A nice day and people were able to sit out.there is ample out door seating with a nice area for children.there are two handy carparks.

We’ve been eating here on a regular basis for over twelve months. Excellent pub food at a very reasonable price. Friendly and courteous staff. Will do everything they can for you.

First and last visit to this pub. The pub is clearly very popular as it was busy on the Sat evening that we were there but that meant that it was noisy too. We prefer somewhere quieter particularly when eating. The food that we received wasn’t horrible but it was underwhelming. Service was pretty slow too. I had a steak, ale mushroom pie which was basically a bland stew with very thin gravy put into a small dish with a layer of pastry on top. I prefer a proper pie with pastry all around and a filling with a thick sauce. My husband had a salmon fillet with white wine sauce. He said the fish was drowned in too much sauce and again it was bland. It’s very rare that either of us add salt pepper to food but we both had to this time. Now to the drinks. There was no drinks price list on our table. A gentleman on the next table asked for a wine list and was told they don’t have one the lady just told him what they have (no prices mentioned as far as I could hear) The white Pinot Grigio was very low quality so for my second drink I ordered a rose Pinot Grigio which was slightly better. However when the bill arrived we found that each 175ml glass of wine was £5.95 and a pint of Timothy Taylor Landlord was £5 which in my opinion is excessive. We checked these prices and were told they were correct and that because the pub are forced to buy their drinks from the brewery they have to charge these high prices. The lady said “you can’t go into a supermarket and ask why the prices as so high” That may be true but you can see the prices before you buy and choose not to buy if you wish. If I had known that a 175ml glass of low quality wine was £5.95 I would not have ordered the first let alone the second. The price of a pint of Timothy Taylor Landlord at £5 is also a price my husband would not have paid. It is my understanding that it is a legal requirement for pubs to publish a full drinks price list but I didn’t see one whilst there. I subsequently looked on the pub’s website and it’s not there either. I emailed later to ask for one and it was not provided but I was told there is a blackboard with prices behind the bar. We won’t return to this pub.