Brighouse Pubs

Jeremy’s at the Boathouse

This bar & kitchen is situated in a converted boathouse at Victoria Works in the canal basin in the centre of Brighouse. It has a moderen feel, with many original features. They serve up to 2 Real Ales, along with wine, cocktails and coffee. A range of food is available including lunchtime sandwiches, Tapas & 3 course meals. Check their website for the menus. At the weekend Jeremy’s becomes a great live music venue showcasing the best local bands and beyond. They have live music every Friday and Saturday from 9pm and chilled out acoustic sounds every Sunday from 4pm.

  • Lunchtime Meals
  • Evening Meals
  • Pub Garden

Boat House (The), Wharf Street
HD6 1PP

(01484) 719819
https://www.facebook.com/jeremysattheboathouse

Food Hygiene Rating

SJeremy's @ The Boathouse was reviewed by Calderdale on June 4, 2026 and was given a food hygiene rating of 5.

Source: WhatPub

Reviews

  1. Emily Masson says:

    We have visited Jeremy’s multiple times over the years and I have to say our latest visit was the best. It was very busy with 2 large parties of people in so we expected slower service. The staff were as good as you could hope for with it being so busy. I’ve always found the food average before but the burger was cooked to perfection in my eyes and the cheesecake for desert was to die for. We had a couple of drinks each, a main course with sides and desert which came to about £65. Is it more expensive than other places? Yes - but you do have to treat yourself and just say screw it every now and then! X

  2. Darian Crowther says:

    Brilliant northern soul event here music brilliant floor great atmosphere very open. Bar service great. Just could have done with some food on beef or chicken burgers and chips. I had to go to. Brighouse spice. smashing chicken burger and chips £5

  3. Andrea Mina says:

    I Came with my family today. Tbh the food was awful. The chicken looked like it had been boiled the chorizo wasn't good either. I did tell the waitress when she came to clear the table which also took ages, which she said she would let them know. I feel like this place is more focused on people drinking. There really wasn't many people eating.

  4. Rachael Wainwright says:

    Went for a Sunday roast, good value, two courses for £20. The starters were both amazing, butternut squash and sweet potato soup, and creamy garlic mushrooms. We both had the beef roast, apart from the supposed mash potato and roast potatoes these were lovely too, veg not overcooked and beef was thick, gravy was tasty. The only issue I had was I felt I was putting staff out whenever I asked for anything, not sure if they were understaffed or whether the manager had a bit too much of a tight reign on things but it just didn't feel as enjoyable as it should. Thanks to the staff anyway

  5. Steven Crowther says:

    A lovely afternoon call for some brunch and a coffee with mum. We have intolerances to dairy so wanted oat milk and Olivia kindly went out of her way to accomodate us. Pork Belly bites & Calamari from the Tapas menu was well presented and really tasty. Olivia was a credit to Jeremy's 🙂 Only negative would be having the option of oat/soya milk when ordering a coffee.

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