The Foresters Arms
Review
The Foresters Arms is a quaint stone building housing a gastro pub in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire. Your hosts here have over 25 years in the food and hospitality industry to share with you in this traditionally decorated restaurant with a modern twist. The have put together several menus to tantalise your taste buds and cater for many preferences. From hot and cold Tapas, sharing platters and burgers to lunch and early bird dishes; all beautifully presented and generous with their helpings. They describe their food as ‘simply good home cooked food with a hint of Italian and French cuisine with a modern twist.’ We describe it as simply delicious. They have a roomy interior to enjoy a cosy meal as well as a large decked area with beautiful views of the surrounding countryside.
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2 Shelley Woodhouse Lane
, Lower Cumberworth,
Huddersfield, West Yorkshire
, HD8 8PH
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