Decent matchday pub walking distance to the ground.

I was having a wander out of Bradford city centre, and walked up to the now shut-down New Beehive Inn. Walking back via backstreets, I was amazed to stumble on The Harp of Erin: I didn't expect to see a pub - open - in these streets. I decided to go in for a pint. The selection of beers is standard: Carling, John Smith's etc, so I chose a pint of Guinness, very reasonable at £4.30. The interior of the pub is bright, clean and very pleasant. The pub is an old-fashioned and quite imposing detached building, so has windows on all sides. It's one room, with the bar in the centre. There was 60s music playing, but it wasn't obtrusive. I had a nice chat with the very friendly landlady. The Harp of Erin is the type of pub we used to take for granted 40 years ago, and now is a rarity. I really enjoyed my visit, intend to return, and would encourage anyone who likes pubs to take a short stroll from the centre of Bradford and give it a try.

Lovely, friendly place , but if you sit in regulars seats it's a no no

An old but gold pub tucked away from the city centre back streets I have spent many a day or night also known has a city pub with sports memorabilia in the walls plus always had good landlords or landlady’s always decent Bradford folk call in either during the week or match days . Places like this make the city add to its character

Nice friendly little pub that can sometimes get a bit lively when the overspill from the ambassador arrives . The karaoke sound is reasonably good and the DJ keeps thing moving along so that everyone gets a chance to sing. The drinks are reasonably priced too.

A good traditional pub in Bradford in a quiet area off Westgate. Good beer, friendly service, pleasant atmosphere. Love the screens with 80s music playing.

Great friendly local pub even though I'm not a local me and my mate got a great welcome

Good local pub