Bankhouse Inn

The Bankhouse serves classic British pub food. Dishes are made from scratch using locally-sourced ingredients where possible.

Popular signature dishes include the rib eye steak, served with homemade chips, mushrooms, tomatoes, salad and onion rings. Sunday roasts are another popular option, with a range of meets served in a large Yorkshire pudding with vegetables and stuffing.

The Bankhouse aims to accommodate guests with special dietary needs or allergies. Vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options are available, including jacket potatoes, curries, and desserts like molten chocolate cake.

The Bankhouse offers a carefully chosen selection of wines, spirits and beers.

Cask beer enthusiasts will appreciate the four cask ales on tap, including local Yorkshire favourites Theakston Best Bitter, Theakston Summit, and Timothy Taylor’s Landlord, as well as a frequently changing guest ale.

For those looking for a refreshing non-alcoholic drink, The Bankhouse serves barista-quality coffee and hot and iced specialty drinks. Soft drinks are also available to complement any meal.

The Bankhouse has a cosy, traditional pub atmosphere with flagstone floors, wood panelling, and leather banquette seating. An open fireplace and antique furniture like barrel-shaped bar stools add to the country pub vibe.

The décor incorporates heritage colours that complement the original features.

The beer garden has been transformed into a beautiful 180-seater area with views over the valley. It features pretty planting and festoon lighting for a warm atmosphere. The pub also has an outdoor terrace.

There is a spacious bar for drinks and socialising as well as a separate dining area that can accommodate different sized groups. The Bankhouse can host various occasions from casual meals to special events.

The Bankhouse is located on Bankhouse Lane in the historic Moravian settlement of Fulneck, Pudsey. The pub enjoys a picturesque position overlooking the Tong valley, with attractive views across the countryside.

Nearby attractions include the settlements of Fulneck and Pudsey, as well as pleasant walks across the surrounding area. The location benefits from a rural atmosphere despite being only a short distance from local towns.

Onsite Parking

Pudsey Cenotaph

Google Map Directions

Pudsey Cenotaph is 0.9 miles away. It has 9 parking spaces. This is a free-timed car park. The car park features include single-level.

The Bankhouse is a wheelchair accessible restaurant.

Monday: 11:30 AM - 11:00 PM
Tuesday: 11:30 AM - 11:00 PM
Wednesday: 11:30 AM - 11:00 PM
Thursday: 11:30 AM - 11:00 PM
Friday: 11:30 AM - 11:00 PM
Saturday: 11:30 AM - 11:00 PM
Sunday: 12:00 - 10:00 PM

After visiting The Bankhouse, guests can explore the nearby village of Fulneck and its Moravian settlement. The area has pretty walks along Tong valley, perfect for dog walkers, like Black Carr Woods just under a mile away.

Those wishing to continue socialising can visit Pudsey’s bars and pubs in and around Richardshaw Lane.