I go every week for lunch, and it’s always delicious, homely food. The staff is super friendly and accommodating. The staple menu changes every few months, and there’s a different soup and special every day. The crowd is also always interesting and diverse: families, book clubs, office workers wfh, older and younger people. There’s a lovely terrace, and also indoor space. Accessible for people with limited mobility and wheelchair users.

Visited Hebden Bridge for the first time yesterday with my family. We decided to travel by bus because the trains were on strike. Was a lot cheaper because it only cost me and my son £5 with a day saver/all buses to travel there. My partner used his bus pass, and it cost him nothing. We got the 17 bus to Rochdale and then got the 590 to Hebden Bridge. It did take a bit to get there, and it was worth it. It was amazing, breathtaking, surrounded by the green hills, fresh clean air, and a bridge over the river Calder. Many independent shops and market traders selling lots of different things from sweets to turkish lanterns and homemade crafts, including blankets, wooden benches, and mugs. Had food in The White Swan, which was tasty and reasonably priced. Will be going back soon and will also be walking around the beautiful park. I would highly recommend a visit.

Beautiful, like going back in time. Quaint shops at reasonable prices, My two friends bought lots of gifts and clothes. Had an informative chat with lady at front of house. Everyone was so friendly. We will be back!

Amazing, quaint little place with a variety of quirky independent shops and definitely some of the best tea in Yorkshire! Walked from the train station via the canal and park area; lovely 10 minutes stroll.