A 100 year old building houses one of the most welcoming of pubs in Keighley, the Dog and Gun Inn in Malsis, which sits on Colne Road. Close to the Dog and Gun pub, known for its seriously good pub food, is the historic village of Keighley and beyond that some of the better known countryside that is linked to ‘century old’ literary England.
A home from home, a shelter on your historic journey of Lancashire or simply a pub with good food in Yorkshire that is extremely popular with the locals, the Dog and Gun Inn, Malsis is Keighley’s hidden gem.
The owner, also a fully qualified chef has personally devised his scrumptious Yorkshire menu with quality local ingredients and flavoured it with his heart-felt passion for cooking dishes that are not only family favourites but mouth-wateringly more ‘ish’.
The Dog and Gun Inn lies in Malsis in Yorkshire, within close proximity to the town of Keighley, a place that beholds a long history dating back to the 9th century with its entry in William The Conqueror’s doomsday book.
Keighley was once known as ‘Chicehlai’ 100 years previously - the meaning of the name was ‘the field belonging to ‘Chyya’. During the 18th and 19th centuries, Keighley and the areas around the town such as Malsi
For fantastic food with a truly North Yorkshire welcome the Dog and Gun Inn located in Malsis, close to the historic town’s of Keighley and Skipton, is every inch a traditional family inn which provides good pub food and a warm and friendly atmosphere.
