The Lister Arms — b&b / Inn in Bradford

The Lister Arms is a Victorian-era public house on South Hawksworth Street in Bradford’s City Centre. It's a regular spot for locals and visitors, serving children’s meals from £4.99 to £5.75, ideal for families. Come for food or drinks during lunch or evening hours. You can find it near shopping and transit hubs, making it practical for everyday use. The venue has accessible toilets, step-free access, and real ale on tap. A short drive away from the city centre, it remains a well-used local hub.

The Lister Arms opened in 1830 as a Victorian public house with original features preserved through its long history. Located in Bradford's City Centre, it maintains traditional decor, warm lighting, and historic details. The atmosphere is consistently lively, noise levels are high due to daily foot traffic from families and locals. You’ll also find TV screens on display during peak times. It’s suitable for solo visits, group outings, or family meals.

The Lister Arms sees regular use by local residents who come for casual meals, drinks in the evening, or weekend socialising. Families appreciate the children’s meal options priced at £4.99 to £5.75. The real ale selection is a key draw. Locals also rely on its accessible toilets and step-free access during busy hours.