Stoneswood Cottage - Guidebook
Food scene
This is perhaps one of the best places to eat in Delph. Superb cocktails too. Located a genuine 5 minutes walk from the cottage's front door. Bookings are a must.
The Bank Delph
15 King StThis is perhaps one of the best places to eat in Delph. Superb cocktails too. Located a genuine 5 minutes walk from the cottage's front door. Bookings are a must.
A great local pub and restaurant again only 5-8 minutes walk from the cottage. The food is a mix of traditional West Yorkshire Fair and great, freshly made Italian produce from the outdoor kitchen. Lots of outdoor space too. The pub is also the current world record holder for the most extensive gin menu around. The cask beer is some of the best you'll find.
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The Old Bell Inn, Hotel, Bar, Brasserie and Restaurant
Huddersfield RoadA great local pub and restaurant again only 5-8 minutes walk from the cottage. The food is a mix of traditional West Yorkshire Fair and great, freshly made Italian produce from the outdoor kitchen. Lots of outdoor space too. The pub is also the current world record holder for the most extensive gin menu around. The cask beer is some of the best you'll find.
A really great, modern local Italian. 10 minutes from the front door. Superb, stone baked Pizzas are just part of an extensive menu. Great wine list too. This venue is bigger than most but booking is still recommended. Great for families and larger groups too.
Fresca Restaurant
A6052 Delph New RdA really great, modern local Italian. 10 minutes from the front door. Superb, stone baked Pizzas are just part of an extensive menu. Great wine list too. This venue is bigger than most but booking is still recommended. Great for families and larger groups too.
The White Lion
1 Delph LaneA Lovely local pub in the village centre. Great cask ales, good food.
A 30 minute walk from the cottage or a 5 minute drive. A huge selection of local produce. Some really local. The butchers are particularly good. The on sight cafe is probably the best breakfast in the area. Outdoor eating on their terrace also has great views.
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Albion Farm Shop & Cafe
Oldham RoadA 30 minute walk from the cottage or a 5 minute drive. A huge selection of local produce. Some really local. The butchers are particularly good. The on sight cafe is probably the best breakfast in the area. Outdoor eating on their terrace also has great views.
Muse
23-25 High StBest Cocktails in Saddleworth. Modern menu, cool place.
Superior coffee, delicious food, treats and much more...
Whether it's your favourite coffee, a bite to eat or a luxury ice cream, we have adapted Caffè Grande Abaco so we can serve our fantastic customers in a friendly, safe environment that strictly follows all the guidelines. We have a fantastic selection of fresh food on offer, for any time of day including some quality fresh and cupboard ingredients to pick up and make your favourite dishes at home. We also have some superb takeaway deals on our outstanding wine selection, continental beers and delectable spirits.
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Caffè Grande Abaco
73a High StSuperior coffee, delicious food, treats and much more...
Whether it's your favourite coffee, a bite to eat or a luxury ice cream, we have adapted Caffè Grande Abaco so we can serve our fantastic customers in a friendly, safe environment that strictly follows all the guidelines. We have a fantastic selection of fresh food on offer, for any time of day including some quality fresh and cupboard ingredients to pick up and make your favourite dishes at home. We also have some superb takeaway deals on our outstanding wine selection, continental beers and delectable spirits.
A stylish bar formed from a former book shop and bottle shop. It comprises a stainless steel bar, high wooden tables and exposed brickwork and a mural of an old Saddleworth snow scene. It is owned by the licensees of the adjacent Hare and Hound pub. Bees adorn the ceiling and in addition to the cask ales there are eight key keg / keg fonts with Track, Cloudwater and Thornbridge often featured. Good selection of gins and vodkas and a carefully curated choice of UK and foreign bottles and cans.
Albion Tap
72 High StA stylish bar formed from a former book shop and bottle shop. It comprises a stainless steel bar, high wooden tables and exposed brickwork and a mural of an old Saddleworth snow scene. It is owned by the licensees of the adjacent Hare and Hound pub. Bees adorn the ceiling and in addition to the cask ales there are eight key keg / keg fonts with Track, Cloudwater and Thornbridge often featured. Good selection of gins and vodkas and a carefully curated choice of UK and foreign bottles and cans.
Lovely village pub that also has a cafe open for breakfast. Some outside drinks areas too. 5 minutes walk from the front door.
The Swan
21 King StreetLovely village pub that also has a cafe open for breakfast. Some outside drinks areas too. 5 minutes walk from the front door.
Also known locally as 'The Top House'. Probably the nicest pub in the area. Really good beer and great food too. Dobcross is the most historic and prettiest of all Saddleworth's villages. Sitting outside this pub in the square in Summer is a must do. Bookings are a must for food in the evenings.
The pub is about a 30 minute walk from the cottage, straight up the hill you can see from the front door.
The Swan Dobcross
1 The SquareAlso known locally as 'The Top House'. Probably the nicest pub in the area. Really good beer and great food too. Dobcross is the most historic and prettiest of all Saddleworth's villages. Sitting outside this pub in the square in Summer is a must do. Bookings are a must for food in the evenings.
The pub is about a 30 minute walk from the cottage, straight up the hill you can see from the front door.
Sightseeing
Gorgeous local reservoir high up in the Pennines. Stunning, far reaching views, different levels and distances of walks to suit all the family. Plenty of parking and always an ice cream van on site!
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Dovestone Reservoir
Gorgeous local reservoir high up in the Pennines. Stunning, far reaching views, different levels and distances of walks to suit all the family. Plenty of parking and always an ice cream van on site!
These two reservoirs in Delph have some nice walking trails to try. It's a beautiful setting with the Upper and Lower reservoirs surrounded by some lovely Pennine scenery.
You can start the walk from the Castleshaw Centre public car park on Waterworks Road, Delph. It's located at the southern tip of the lower reservoir. From here you can pick up paths along the lower reservoir before another footpath takes you around the upper reservoir. It makes for a nice circular walk with good views across the water for the duration of the route.
To extend your walking in the area you can pick up the Pennine Bridleway and further explore Saddleworth Moor and Delph Heights. You could follow the long distance trail north and head to the nearby Dowry and Readycon Dean Reservoirs for example.
Castleshaw Lower Reservoir
These two reservoirs in Delph have some nice walking trails to try. It's a beautiful setting with the Upper and Lower reservoirs surrounded by some lovely Pennine scenery.
You can start the walk from the Castleshaw Centre public car park on Waterworks Road, Delph. It's located at the southern tip of the lower reservoir. From here you can pick up paths along the lower reservoir before another footpath takes you around the upper reservoir. It makes for a nice circular walk with good views across the water for the duration of the route.
To extend your walking in the area you can pick up the Pennine Bridleway and further explore Saddleworth Moor and Delph Heights. You could follow the long distance trail north and head to the nearby Dowry and Readycon Dean Reservoirs for example.
Discover the story of a Yorkshire community on the side of the Pennines
The museum collection galleries tell the story of the people who have created Saddleworth’s landscape and character. The museum has something for all the family, is wheelchair friendly, and presents its’ collections, shop and facilities in a thoroughly modern way within the carefully restored fabric of a building dating back to 1862.
Our canal-side community gallery provides additional space for the local community and is the scene of varied art exhibitions, presentations, museum fundraising events and learning activities.
Saddleworth Museum and Gallery is a registered charity (no. 528225) and fully accredited museum (no. 191). We are primarily independently funded relying on visitor admissions, gallery income, fundraising events and donations.
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Saddleworth Museum & Gallery
High StreetDiscover the story of a Yorkshire community on the side of the Pennines
The museum collection galleries tell the story of the people who have created Saddleworth’s landscape and character. The museum has something for all the family, is wheelchair friendly, and presents its’ collections, shop and facilities in a thoroughly modern way within the carefully restored fabric of a building dating back to 1862.
Our canal-side community gallery provides additional space for the local community and is the scene of varied art exhibitions, presentations, museum fundraising events and learning activities.
Saddleworth Museum and Gallery is a registered charity (no. 528225) and fully accredited museum (no. 191). We are primarily independently funded relying on visitor admissions, gallery income, fundraising events and donations.
Creative vibrant space for the community and beyond. Reclamation Room incorporates a coffee shop, with creative workshops, art, retail, interior an commercial design, holistic therapies, community collaborations and much more
Reclamation Room Coffee shop & Style&Salvaged
Lee StreetCreative vibrant space for the community and beyond. Reclamation Room incorporates a coffee shop, with creative workshops, art, retail, interior an commercial design, holistic therapies, community collaborations and much more