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The 5 Best Free Things to do in Batley, England
Batley is a town in the Metropolitan Borough of Kirklees, West Yorkshire, England. It lies 7 miles south-east of Bradford, 7 miles south-west of Leeds and 1 mile north of Dewsbury, near the M62 motorway.
Restaurants in Batley
1. Cellar Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By LU1919 - Leeds, United Kingdom
Great friendly team who are always warm and welcoming to us and our dogs; nice beers reasonably priced. Also a pool table and an electric jukebox.
2. Wilton Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By pappaQ_lds - Wakefield, United Kingdom
Cracking local park which is family friendly. Lots to do at the Bradford Road end with lake, kids adventure playground bowling green, tennis courts and skate park. Even a cafe on most days. Lovely paths to walk and exercise on higher up which leads to Bagshaw Museum which is well worth a visit itself as it's a hidden gem. The park and the museum are great for walking, for the kids to explore (as it's got a treasure trail where kids can take rubbings of off of posts set along the way to investigate and link back to the museum). This is a great local amenity
3. The Mill Outlet & Garden Centre
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 154 reviews
We are the UK's biggest retail mill, with 4 huge floors of fashion, furniture, homewares, gifts and a Garden Centre. Most of our stores are retail outlets, with permanently discounted prices of 30% or more from RRP. We have 3 restaurants and an Ice Cream Parlour. 4 floors with over 40 stores and 100 concessions; 550 free car parking spaces and 2 dedicated coach bays. GROUPS VERY WELCOME.
Reviewed By SueA22 - Brighouse, United Kingdom
We come here virtually every Monday. We stop off first in the restaurant on the top floor for a drink and a toasted tea cake. The staff here are very friendly and by now know what we want to order. There is a lift as well as an escalator up to this floor. A craft group meet here every Monday and every other Monday is a tea dance where some of the dancers dress up in 40s clothes and the place is usually packed. There are plenty of different shopping areas in the store and two other places to eat in the main building. The ladies in Edinburgh Woollen Mill on the ground floor are very friendly and extremely helpful. There is a wide selection of clothes there for both men and women . We can also recommend Angelina’s cafe for lovely sandwiches , also on the ground floor. Outside on the terrace is The Works and a garden centre. The car park is large and there is plenty of disabled parking too. When I had an operation on my foot I was able to ring up and book a wheelchair to get me round. Tesco is a few minutes walk away if you need to do any grocery shopping
4. Redbrick Mill
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 102 reviews
Welcome to Redbrick, the North's leading destination for interiors, home to over 40 cutting-edge retailers, and some of the most well-respected names in furniture. Discover four inspiring floors of furniture, accessories, art, cookware, gifts and two fabulous cafes.
Reviewed By Mholmeslufc
The hideaway kitchen was excellent . We went to red brick looking for furniture but had a wonderful brunch in the sun on an open heated outside terrace. It was great to be out of lockdown and both the food and service was excellent. Well done and thank you.
5. Batley Library and Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By mrsannvaleriea - Batley, United Kingdom
An attractive purpose-built library donated by Andrew Carnegie. Its foundation stone was laid in 1905 and its clock tower came, with some modification from the town's Market Hall. There is a good selection of books and a pleasant children's library, a reference library,a suite of PCs and an Art Gallery with ideal lighting. It hosts a wealth of activities from tot's story and rhyme time to a local Community Archive with numerous others inbetween
