A WARM
WELCOME
Robin Hood Inn is a 17th century coaching inn, renovated in the mid 19th century. The doorway has carvings of 2 men in Lincoln Green and is inscribed “If Robin Hood be not at home come take a pot with little John” In 1830, the body of Thomas Townsend was displayed here. Also on 30th October 1920 customers of the pub were injured in a charabanc accident at Oxenhope. Now local chef Matthew Browne and his wife Sally offer freshly cooked food and friendly Yorkshire hospitality to all who visit the Inn.
THINGS
TO DO
Many tourist attractions can be accessed from the Robin Hood, It’s a short walk to the National Trust’s Hardcastle Crags or you may want to go a little further to Stoodley pike which can been seen on a clear day from our outside seating area.
Walkers may want to enjoy the beautiful moors which surround us with many stunning walks on our doorstep.
You want to take the short 10 minute rural drive to the famous town of Haworth, home of the iconic Brontë Sisters.
Or visit the buzzing town of Hebden bridge, just down the hill, home to many independent shops, craft beer and wine bars, lively cafes and lovely canal side walks.
