Traditional Hospitality at The Foxglove

Of all the pubs in Kirkburton, The Foxglove is one of the best places to enjoy the crackle of a real fire, a fulfilling winter meal and the treasured company of family and friends. Soak up the warmest of welcomes and explore some of the most popular pub food menus in South Yorkshire. Try one of our satisfying seasonal dishes with a glass of fine wine or sample a rewarding pint of our regularly changing cask-conditioned real ales.

A Little Pub History

Built around 1864, The Foxglove was originally known as the Railway Junction Inn, due to the anticipation of a proposal in 1864 to construct a railway extension from Barnsley to a junction with the London and North West Railway. During the 1930's the inn was known as The Three Owls. In 2000 it became The Foxglove.

Charming Local Accommodation

Our 23 bedroom Innkeeper's Lodge continues The Foxglove's tradition of welcoming travellers. It's our local charm that attracts office staff and couples, as well as diners and drinkers from Kirkburton and nearby Highburton, Thunderbridge and Fenay Bridge. We also welcome business and leisure travellers to enjoy some of the best bedrooms and accommodation in Huddersfield.

Around The Area

The Foxglove's pretty gardens and leafy surroundings attract many visitors, and it's a favourite with railway enthusiasts too. It was built in anticipation of a rail London rail link - Kirkburton is as far as it got!

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The Foxglove in Kirkburton is a member of the Cask Marque Trust in recognition of its excellence in the service of real ale.