The Flying Duck — Pub in Bradford

The Flying Duck is a pub on Church Street in Bradford. This part of West Yorkshire provides a traditional atmosphere and is a regular stop for anyone exploring local breweries. The Flying Duck is known for its Wharfedale Brewery real ale on tap, plus five of their own brews, making it a good choice for beer fans. Locals and visitors come to The Flying Duck for casual drinks, family meals, and to meet friends. It’s a spot that adds to Bradford's social scene with its lively feel.

Established in 1709, The Flying Duck has always been a public house and continues as one today. The building’s Victorian style is part of its structure. The interior has a stone floor, creating a rustic feel. Expect a lively atmosphere and a busy space, especially when it's busy. The venue isn’t listed as a heritage site, but continues a long tradition of hospitality. The Flying Duck offers a place for both quiet moments and socializing. Accessible toilets are available, but it doesn't have step-free access.

The Flying Duck is a pub for both relaxed afternoons and social evenings. It’s a place to enjoy real ale, especially those from Wharfedale Brewery, with friends and family. Because it's often busy, the atmosphere is welcoming. The availability of food makes it good for a snack or a meal. With its stone floor and outdoor seating, The Flying Duck provides a comfortable space for locals and visitors wanting a traditional pub.