Bankhouse Inn

Featured reviews

• G

  Google user

  ·1 month ago

  “It was the first time I have been there. Myself and my partner found it really relaxed. The service was great. The staff were very welcoming and friendly. The food 10/10 spot on. Would definitely return”

• G

  Google user

  ·1 month ago

  “First time I have been here, and it will not be the last; what a lovely place. Had a 0% Guinness while waiting for the wife and friends, and had a little walk in between. All went back and had chips each...wow they were amazing, best I have ever had anywhere. Dog-friendly in the tap room and outside, treats and water everywhere for the dogs. The staff were amazing and very good; they attended to your every need. If you have a wheelchair, there is a ramp up into the beer garden; there are tables at the top, or a slight slope down to the grassed area, and waitress service is on hand. On the grassed area there are lots of tables, and also at the top there are some nice private cubby holes to sit in. It has some nice walks around there and when you are sat outside there are some nice views. All in all it was brilliant what a find.”

• G

  Google user

  ·2 months ago

  “Really dog friendly. Good food. Decent drinks. Right on some good walks. Some staff really friendly. Nice little outdoor area. Parking can be tricky.”

• G

  Google user

  ·4 months ago

  “This hidden little gem in Pudsey is fantastic lovely beer garden and the interior is lovely. So me and wife booked for 2pm it was busy but missed the dinnertime rush. I had chicken goujons you are served with three a sweet chilli sauce and a side of salad. The goujons were to die for the batter was lovely and light wife had home made creamy garlic mushrooms and three cuts of chibbatta bread and butter. She admitted there was a lot of mushrooms but was lovely. I then had a Rib eye steak that came with chips, onion rings, tomatoes on a vine, and a side dish of garden peas and ordered a peppercorn sauce. It was banging Steak was cooked spot on. Wife had the sirloin but had a jacket potatoe, Onion rings, Vine tomatoes and salad she had her steak medium rare and she just melted by the taste she had the house BBQ sauce which was lovely and slightly unusual. My wife had a coke I had a Theakstone Best pint, overall experience was brilliant the service was a bit slow don't know if they were short staffed. But the staff was well presented and pleasant. The bill came in at £84 which we don't mind paying when the food is spot on and believe you will not be disappointed we will certainly be back again.”

• G

  Google user

  ·6 months ago

  “Great location and views, good service and relaxing atmosphere during a week day. Unfortunately disappointed by the food menu that lacks meat options and is overpriced.. Avoid the Brisket Suet with hardly a table spoonful of blended meat mixed with celery and also possibly the odd 'tiny chipolata sausage traditional meal ??' which also appears to be a cost cutting and overcharging exercise..”

• G

  Google user

  ·7 months ago

  “Fantastic food place, all food home cooked and tastes amazing! They have an outdoor space that has magnificent country views. An open log fire keeps the place cozy and relaxing. There is accessible entry for wheelchairs as well as a further entrance in the beer garden.”

• G

  Google user

  ·1 year ago

  “We went for Sunday Lunch and had the 3 courses. Every course was delicious, all fresh and hot. The service was excellent too. Really warm welcome and the pub itself was spotless. Definitely recommend.”

• G

  Google user

  ·2 years ago

  “My first time trying the Bankhouse since it reopened! Beautiful views, really fresh food and lovely drinks + friendly people behind the bar and out n about in the restaurant/beer garden. This is probably one of the best beer gardens in the Pudsey area - the sounds of birds are so enjoyable as you look out onto the valley. For a non alcoholic summer drink I recommend the blackberry spritz - very sweet and refreshing without being too tangy. The club sandwich was DIVINE and the chefs hadn't scrimped on fillings. The meat was trusting and the salad leaves, cucumber and peppers were fresh and crunchy. The chips were the same vibe too! The portion size was nice and filling after a walk. It has always been a perfect location for a post stroll bite to eat but very enjoyable. You can expect to pay around £12.95 for dishes like sandwiches but the other pub classics are a bit more, you're looking at around 17/18 quid :)”

• G

  Google user

  ·2 years ago

  “I have been to the Bankhouse on 3 x occasions over the last 2 weeks, and had a variety of meals on the menu. The Roast Dinner is personally my favourite. They are also very clued up on allergens too, which was great. I felt very safe to eat here. The staff are very friendly, dogs are welcome (but not in the main restaurant) and it even has a lovely beer garden (which fills up fast in sunny weather!)”

• G

  Google user

  ·2 years ago

  “Lovely little pub hidden in Pudsey. We ordered the chicken kiev with chips, giant Yorkshire pudding with roast chicken and veg and the sausage and mash. The Eton Mess cheesecake was hands down one of the best cheese cakes I've had. The service was a shame, very slow for a Sunday afternoon. Great menu with lots of options, especially vegetarian/vegan options.”