The Old Bridge Inn dates from 1307, and has been owned by our family since 1963. We care passionately about what we do, and constantly strive to maintain and enhance the ambience of our beautiful pub. The interior is furnished with antiques and a few tasteful prints, real fires in winter adding to the welcome. Our award winning floral displays outside add the finishing touch.

Nestled in a quiet corner of the Ripponden Conservation area by the ancient pack-horse bridge is possibly one of Yorkshire’s best kept secrets. Our efforts have been recognised by many of the leading pub and food guides over the years, and we are currently featured in The Good Pub Guide; Alastair Sawdays Pubs and Inns; The AA Pub Guide; The Telegraph Quiet Pint, and the Camra Good Pub Food Guide to name but some. We are also the home of the Pork Pie Appreciation Society.

The area is a mecca for walkers, with miles of footpaths to take you from green valleys to the wild moors of Rishworth. Halifax is an architectural delight with its Piece Hall, Town Hall and Minster. The Eureka museum is a must for children, whilst Shibden Hall is the grand home of Ann Lister, our famous diarist – whose story has recently been adapted for BBC/HBO’s ‘Gentleman Jack’ TV series, filmed in Calderdale. Hebden Bridge is a 15 minute drive away, and is a thriving and vibrant Pennine Town with an alternative twist. For those wishing to stay in Ripponden, Over the Bridge B&B is charming, and just a few strides away from the inn (separate ownership).