Reviews of Rose & Crown

A good view of slaithwaite and marsden. plenty of outdoor seats, we arrived 1:40pm and did wait a bit long for our meals. the steak pie was delicacy and plenty of beef steak. the fish pie was in generous portion, it would be perfect if had more smoke fish in it. the fish and chips were tasty and plenty of garden peas. sticky toffee pudding with custard was tasty.

5*👌. Just when you think this absolute gem of a pub and restaurant can't possibly improve, they never fail to amaze and impress. The food is just perfection and the lovely staff are not only extremely attentive but always have a smile on their faces 😁! Also the views and the beautiful pub alone are well worth a trip. (sorry Dave Kennedy but I'd dived into the cheesecake before I took the pic 🙈😁)

Its an unbelievable experience walking from Slaithewaite to the pub. Several miles uphill. The rewards are worthwhile. Great views and location. Absolutely fantastic menus and foods to match. The lunchtime menu was excellent. Numerous beers and several craft beers, wines and much regular pub fayre. The interior decor is very comfortable and the atmosphere is traditional pub, but modern day. Highly recommended. Will be back again next time in town.

Great view. Came here for a function and they were really good with creating a menu to my Grandmas choices and gave my vegetarian sister multiple choices of items on the day. The staff were welcoming and very attentive and they had the food ready and warm. Can't fault the starters, the main roast dinner was good but the beef was a let down. The pudding again was delicious and the gentleman who was looking after us (I presume the owner) was in great spirits, helped us cut and package the cake after presenting it lit up for the birthday girl. We had a great night and waddled away very full.

A trumpet of glory. We are comfy and happy in Yorkshire. The Crown and Cop Hill both have strong emotional connections for us; we love to return. In it`s latest guise with the long bar and windows, Mum and I have visited 3 times. It`s always a special treat. The lady behind the bar has been consistently friendly, welcoming, attentive and down to earth, bending over backwards to get our vessels just right ie really nice wine glass for the Chardonnay and a carefully preserved brandy glass for the good brandy! We are happy with the wide menu....chalk board and great big fodder sheet. The food is freshly prepared, plentiful, sometimes with a bit of a twist but yes, sometimes quite ordinary. It`s reliable and appetising and there are light bites for Mum. She`s 84 today...and I`m about to ring and book, not necessarily to reserve a table but simply to note the specialness of the day and that one reason we return whenever we can is that one of the staff serenades the birthday person; fab. The landlord has skill and aplomb but on my birthday in February he was away. The waitress played to me....with effort, gusto, determination and a string of flat notes. It was truly wonderful.

Ate Sunday lunch here yesterday...we were late and they were very nice about this. Starters of prawn cocktail,pâté and soup were very pleasant. The 3 mains of Sunday roast dinner were a long time materialising and were very ordinary. Plain carrots and broccoli ,mash,roasts and tasteless gravy. We enjoyed it but could have got it far cheaper elsewhere. The puddings were lovely. Staff were very pleasant but we had to ask twice for the bill. We had a table by the entrance which was a bit draughty. Would deffo visit again but not for the Sunday roast...would be more adventurous next time. Setting is lovely and views beautiful. Total cost including 2 diet cokes ,2 g and ts and a tonic 57 pounds.

A few of my friends and I decided to venture out into the depths of Yorkshire to get to know our neighbouring towns (Leeds has bled us dry!). Whilst we drove, winding through country lanes and forgotten roads, we decided we would find a lovely little country pub for a romantic Valentines' weekend dinner - and what a find. We walked in to tables dimly lit with wicker lamps that looked out over the Huddersfield suburbs. We couldn't have found a more beautiful view as the sun was setting and streetlights began to glitter. The landlord was instantly welcoming and was baffled to know that we had found him by chance, as apparently a satnav is a must-have to find it. We shared our money woes as poverty-striken students, so he directed us to the ridiculously cheap lunch menu - the portions were huge! The boards around the bar advertised live music and pub quizzes, along with messages of love and life for upcoming Valentines Day. We really couldn't have found a more idyllic, friendly place for a late Saturday meal and I would recommend it to anyone out for a spontaneous road trip!

This pub has a lot going for it. To start with it has a great owner and staff. They are truly concerned with making you feel welcomed. Secondly the location is fantastic! Then there is a good selection of ales and lagers. So much for the pub. But there is also a proper restaurant element and that is not to be to neglected. Apart from anything else, they serve the best chunky chips in a 50 mile radius. All in all, I am very happy to have this one as my 'local', considering there are half a dozen pubs closer to our house.

found this by chance on Sunday. Obviously a popular place, there were lots of people dining. Really enjoyed the food, possibly with the exception of the mushy peas ;0) Staff were friendly, and prices not too bad, although on the high side for pub food at £9 for a main course, the quality was worth it