Cayley Arms in Ryedale

Such a lovely place in a stunning setting. Excellent hosts and waitresses. Attention to detail from arriving, during the meal and when leaving. The food was top restaurant quality at pub prices.

Following a recommendation, we called for Sunday lunch and I'm so glad we did. The warm welcome from the staff, the service, the food and the ambience were all excellent. Sunday lunch was delicious and plentiful, but if you've still got a bit of room left, try the sticky toffee pudding, toffee sauce and ice cream...beautiful! Thanks to everyone at the Cayley Arms for a first class service.

Made a return visit to the Cayley Arms in need of a rest and some great food. It didn’t disappoint as usual. Room was spotlessly clean, wonderfully comfortable bed and the food as expected was as good as ever. Ate in the restaurant, the blade of beef was wonderful had a great nights sleep followed by my favourite bit……..breakfast….10/10. Looking forward to another visit in the spring.

Stayed here for a couple of nights, unfortunately it’s Next to a busy main noisy road, our room was absolutely tiny any cat would love it here knowing it couldn’t ever be swung around. Plastic decor en-suite expected a little more for nearly £140 a night, food was ok but definitely not worth the asking price, also I’m positive the waitress must have had a personality bypass. Personally I would have preferred a premier inn with more space friendly staff and saved £50

My wife and I searched online for a base for a 4 day itinerary in the area and are so pleased that we found the Cayley Arms. Quiet and comfortable accommodation and excellent food. The popularity of the bar and restaurant in the evenings with 'local' people speaks volumes. Tim and Becky are great hosts and made us feel at home. Will certainly recommend to friends and hope to stay again.

Visited for a family members birthday, staff very attentive, amazing service. The food was fantastic, very reasonable prices. Will definitely be returning. Would recommend a visit.

Absolutely sublime food. Outstanding Sunday lunch, the best served in this area of Ryedale. Staff are professional and provide excellent service. We would have taken photographs but the food didn’t last long enough on our plates! A must visit!

Had a great Sunday lunch here, friendly staff, clearly got a decent team in the kitchen, front of house staff were chatty and on the ball, will be back! Would have taken pictures but food didn't last long enough!

We stayed in Cayley Arms for 3 nights with some friends and had a lovely time. Tim and Becky are so welcoming and offered lots of tips on places to visit while we were there. My husband and friend wanted to go to the car auction rooms in Pickering which is nearby and we explored the area. Coming back at the end of the day to lovely food and service in the restaurant topped it off. They served a lovely cooked breakfast each morning and we can’t forget the home made bread. 😀 Would highly recommend the Cayley Arms to anyone visiting the area. It’s in a quiet countryside location and it’s a beautiful spot.

We were staying at a cottage innAllerston & went to Cayley Arms for a meal on the Friday evening, an excellent meal so booked for a Sunday lunch & again it was excellent. We have visited other similar places on various cottage breaks but this has to be the best place yet. Lovely friendly staff & excellent surroundings & excellent food. Hopefully will be back at some point.

Absolutely a beautiful meal. Great staff. We were wondering were to go for dinner we seen the Caley Arms reviews and decided to book a table. It's the best decision we made. The service was good and the food was even better.

Just stopped off and had a beautiful Big Cayley Breakfast. Sausages where amazing, Staff very helpful and polite. Definitely be back again.

Called in on last night of stay, wish it had been earlier. The food was excellent, wife had chicken and creamed leeks, steak and ale pie for me. Service was tip top, beer was tasty.

We were a group of 7, booked at a few hours notice for Sunday dinner, which was, I may say fantastic- so tender. We had 1 pork and 6 beef full roast dinners. The landlord, unfortunately I didn't catch his name, went out of his way to help with my vehicle breakdown. Would definitely return next time in the area.

Beautiful !!! What a gem of a pub. The garden areas , the bridge , the river , the settings, omg awesome !! Owners very friendly and very polite. We sat at the side by the bridge enjoying a couple of drinks in the most tranquil surroundings imaginable. Looking forward to returning very soon.

Just back from spending a great weekend at this fabulous country inn. Becky and Tim are excellent hosts and made us feel very welcome from the off and nothing was too much trouble, The rooms are spotless with lovely decor, comfy beds, beautiful bathroom and even enjoy the benefit of luxuriously soft bath robes! (Great choice Becky) The food at Cayley arms is amazing.. we ate in the restaurant both nights we were there and the quality and presentation and quantity of the menu is faultless and so very delicious. The serving staff are very friendly and warm and you get the feeling they all very happy in their work. The breakfast is also very good and cooked to perfection with locally sourced products of good quality. We can’t wait to go back again soon. Will come back time and time again and know we will always have a great time. Thankyou Cayley Arms.. you’re the best!

Friendly, welcoming staff . Excellent menu options. Beautifully presented.Faultless quality and service .We are holidaying in the area for one week and have already booked another evening .

Nice comfortable rooms with great breakfast. The owners were very welcoming and attentive. Lovely food at dinner and a cosy comfy bar with roaring fire. Good location to explore the North Yorkshire moors and coast.

We were staying in the lodges next door to the Cayley Arms so we booked for dinner one night. The food was excellent, there were 4 of us and we all really enjoyed it. We also loved the relaxed ambience of the pub and the friendly staff. We will definitely be visiting again when we are back in the area.

Had dinner on Saturday 30th March and although the food was very good what let things down was the wait. Booked for 6:15 because they could not do the 6:30 time we wanted. On arrival was asked what drinks we would like, not shown to our table nor any idea what food we were going to have. We were left standing near the bar for 15 minutes before being shown to our table which funnily enough was the time we wanted! We ordered quite quickly then had to wait an hour and 15 minutes for our food to arrive. No explanation that there was any delay and no apology when the food arrived. We then had to wait another 20 minutes to get our bill and pay. Not a good evening.

We stayed overnight and ate dinner in the restaurant. The food was delicious and the ambience in the restaurant sat around the log fire couldn't have been more perfect. Breakfast was certainly a treat with all locally sourced ingredients and a warm welcome from Becky. The bedrooms are warm and inviting with a very comfortable bed and everything you need and we had a great night's sleep. It was such a pleasure to meet the owners of this beautiful setting and I give them credit for all the hard work they have put into their business. Lots of love,care and attention to detail makes this a perfect getaway.

16 of us enjoyed the Pie night where there was universal praise for the food and great value. Beautiful setting and ambience. Thanks for a genuinely good evening

Absolutely delicious Sunday lunch , I had lamb and daughter had pork ,we both had the garlic mushrooms to start and followed with sticky toffee pudding and afogato which was amazing , everything was so well cooked and fresh and was real value for money ….will definitely return

Just back from an excellent Sunday Lunch at The Cayley Arms. One of the best in quality we have had for sometime. Great friendly attentive service.

Had a couple of Sunday meals and truthfully could not fault anything on the plates. Pure quality and cooked to perfection. Service as it should be from a very warm welcoming staff. Clean and cosy. This has to be one of the best in North Yorkshire. Thanks for everything. Worth every penny

Best roast beef we have had in any restaurant. Good sized portions making the price good value for money. It had been many years since visiting this venue and we were amazed at the transformation. We would highly recommend.

Just had a lovely 3 night stay at the Cayley Arms the hosts Tim and Becky are smashing and do all they can to make your stay as pleasant as possible. Stayed in the Pheasant Room overlooking the main road, which is very nicely furnished, warm and cosy. The food available makes this a special gastro pub everything is done to the highest standard from the pies which are make here to the amazing feather beef main. The inn is well situated on the A170 with good access to Pickering, York, Malton ect. Thanks again to Tim and Becky.

We had the most fabulous stay at Craven Bungalow in Allerston, where the hosts insisted that we must eat at the Caley Arms, just a short pleasant walk through this picture postcard village to the end of the road. And what a recommendation it was! This pub must be the best in North Yorkshire. The Sunday dinner is the best I have ever eaten out. Generous home cooked food with a Michelin Star finish. My poor granny would be spinning in her box if she knew how highly I would rate this Sunday dinner over hers (God bless her). Becks and Tim gave such a warm friendly welcome that it felt more like a home coming than walking into a busy Yorkshire pub. It was so refreshing not to be tripping over soggy dogs blocking the way to the bar (thankfully no dogs allowed) or to have ill behaved kids shouting and screaming in the corners, it is so well run. The locals are a bit of a queer crowd. Well behaved, welcoming and friendly, but a bit strange if you know what I mean? But this just adds perfectly to the ambiance of this quaint and quintessentially "North Yorkshire" hidden treasure. 10/10. We can not wait until next time.

I had the feather blade beef and mash, oh my days, where to begin? One word needed, WOW. It was delicious, my partner had steak pie which was also as nice, proper chips.

We visited this pub for Sunday lunch whilst on holiday in the area. From the moment we arrived the landlord and landlady made us feel very welcome and comfortable . The food was excellent , the best roast dinner we have had in a long time, and the service was first class from every member of staff. We enjoyed the experience so much we returned midweek for another meal - pie night - which was just as good. We hope to return and would highly recommend.

Friendly welcome from professional team here. The pub is smart and well managed from a Covid secure perspective which is very reassuring.Staff were accommodating of our family needs (high chair etc) & the food was OUTSTANDING. We had the Sunday beef, perfectly cooked, tender and a generous portions.We've booked to go back later in the week and cannot wait to try some more of the menu.

Warm Welcome and Lovely Accommodation - perfect location for walks, Dalby Forest, moors and the coast etc. Bus stop on the doorstep. Food spot on. Hospitality brilliant. The business is working under very difficult circumstances during COVID and making an excellent job. Met some of the locals too who were really friendly too. But most importantly met Timmy

This is a superb and very welcoming pub. We popped in for something to eat without booking and they managed to squeeze us in for a takeout order. We ordered from the garden menu and had to have a pint or two while waiting. The staff and host was lovely and extremely friendly and helpful. I’m currently on crutches and nothing was a problem to help with moving about and bringing drinks for me. The food, wow, all four meals we had was delicious. The chunky chips are next level delicious and the steak pie could only have been better with another one. We just wish it was more local as we’d be back there now if we could.

As part of our two night stay we ate here on the Monday evening which happened to be pie night. What can I say, the food was amazing. We ordered the shepherds pie and steak and ale pie and they were delicious! The chips served with the steak and ale pie were cooked to perfection (I could happily have eaten just a bowl of them!)to follow we have sticky toffee pudding and chocolate brownie, which just like the main, didn’t disappoint. I also want to thank Tim on introducing me to spiced orange ginger ale with gin, would never have tried it if he hadn’t persuaded me to!! Would highly recommend a visit here, we definitely will be returning!

Stopped here for a drink on the way home really nice day sat outside Lovely area.Ended up eating outside limited outside menu but food was really good Definitely worth a visitLooks very nice insideRestaurant was full but dogs not allowed Inside the pub contrary to the website ,However the last entry was 2018 and been done up and new ownership

We saw this inn in a drive past from pickering and rang to book for Sat night. Our first outing as family since lockdown. Firstly very impressed with way the team were managing protection and social distancing. Felt very safe. Sat outside waiting for table. Obviously spent lockdown making outside area really nice. Attractive garden and pathways. We thought the menu was great and we all enjoyed our meals. Large portions and good quality. Waiting staff still getting used to masks and how to serve safely but they did excellent job. Wish we lived nearer as this would be a regular dining place. We will def return when next visiting family in area.

Great choice for first meal out again. We were greeted warmly on arrival and politely informed of the "rules", but the atmosphere was very relaxed and friendly, and the whole process seamless and well thought out. Beautifully designed interior, complemented by a roaring fire! I had the the sea bass with lemon and herb risotto, that was cooked to perfection and full of flavour, followed by a healthy portion of berry sorbet! The staff were very accommodating and attentive throughout, despite the changes in routine. Just what we needed to lift our spirits post lockdown- thank you!

Had a fantastic meal tonight at the Cayley Arms with family. Service was excellent and the food was to die for.

We visited The Caley on 15/12/19 as we 1st met there 35 years to the day ago so it seemed an appropriate anniversary to celebrate. The renovation of this once quite run down pub has brought it bang up to date for the 21st century whilst retaining the essential character of the building. I'd booked us into the dining room for Sunday lunch and we had a drink in the bar 1st. The food was amazing, I am a coeliac and I know a lot of places struggle with gluten free food, NOT The Caley, my food was literally the best Sunday lunch I've ever had and I can cook really well myself, (I know, self praise is no recommendation!), and I come from a large family of cooks but this was just perfect. The gluten free Yorkshire pudding was well risen and tasty and had a good texture, it was filled with delicious well cooked tender roast pork, the vegetables were sheer perfection, just tender, tasty & colourful, the gravy was flavourful and a great consistency. I really couldn't fault it at all. Andy had the same as me but is not a coeliac so his was not gluten free and he had roast beef. We both had a pudding, I had the delicious, sharp lemon posset with berries on top, just right for cleansing the palate and Andy had the apple crumble and custard, again we couldn't fault it. The staff were really nice and kind and helpful, attentive with being intrusive and very good humoured. Our whole experience at The Caley was really positive and we had a wonderful anniversary meal. We can't recommend this place highly enough. I would just say that if you are a coeliac please tell them when you book, that gives them a chance to make sure they have everything they need to make your meal as good and as memorable as ours was. Jan and Andy

Lovely place for realaxing enjoying a drink or meal Friendly and helpful bar staff, we turned up after a walk but restaurant was full but they kindly served us a meal in the bar area. Friendly atmosphere very welcoming. Thanks

Visited the Cayley Arms on a Sunday as we were staying in the area. Noisy, vibrant establishment with guests enjoying a Sunday lunch. Very efficient member of staff and a wide range of drinks available. Thought the menu was a little limited but hoped to go back for a meal during our break. Need to update their website as their “Lunch and Early Bird” menu can’t be available Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday lunchtime as the pub is closed.Came on both Wednesday and Thursday evenings to find the place empty. What a shame.

My husband and I ordered starters and mains. We received complimentary bread which was delicious , I think sun-dried tomato and olive. A little butter or oil would have completed the offering perfectly. Starters arrived , haddock risotto and a prawn cocktail. No complaintsOur mains were a braised beef dish and the lamb belly . Both excellent although the jus was a little too rich for our taste but we enjoyed it all the same and I would have preferred extra veg for both meals rather than one .We declined the dessert menu although were extremely tempted.With two drinks each the bill was a respectable £59.00 .The service was friendly and attentive -we will definitely return and would recommend to others.

We are local (ish) and discerning folkPleasing 13 people is never easyThis was superb.The welcoming bar is tastefully decorated in a contemporary manner and is light and airy.The dining room was laid up in a conducive way to facilitate conversationPre ordered food but no rushing us through. Cathy looked after us all brilliantly Fabio"s food was excellent. The lamb particularly was divineThis is an exceptional restaurant and represents fantastically good value in both food and drink. Support it!You won't be disappointed

Our first trip to the Caley Arms but not our last I'm sure. We couldn't fault the food, service or surroundings. If you want good quality, freshly prepared, home cooked food then give this place a try but if your preference is for cheap food, frozen chips and piled high plates then try elsewhere.

My wife and I had lunch here. Food is all cooked from fresh and was delicious. Pub has been renovated and all done beautifully to a very high standard. Friendly welcome and helpful. Probably the nicest pub I have ever been in, and I've been visiting pubs for almost 60 years. A long way from home unfortunately.

Booked a table last minute. We were staying at a nearby campsite. Very friendly staff, decor gorgeous, friendly locals (i like to caht) dogs welcome in certain areas bonus. Limited menu but was assured it was cooked fresh which we prefer. Would liked to have seen a freshly cooked childrens menu though because there was no childrens menu at all. My 2 children will eat freshly cooked food and with a little imagination can be done for children, does not need to be too fancy but also does not need to be frozen rubbish. Ambience was lovely. My husband ordered the beer battered fish, chunky chips and mushy peas- he enjoyed this (shared with our 8yr old daughter) My son ordered the small beer battered fish and chunky chips. I ordered the mushroom risotto, as i am vegetarian (no other choice for a veggie) it was very tasty, we ordered extra vegetables which were very good. In all a lovely meal. Just the above grumble about no childrens fresh cooked food menu and the lack vegetarian options.

Friends local to the village invited us here & we were very pleasantly surprised. It is a pub that I have driven past many times but never considered visiting. The interior has had a recent makeover & has a cosy but fresh, up to date feel. The welcome was warm & service speedy & with a smile. Food was very tasty & well presented - more accomplished then expected. Great value too.

We had booked this restaurant to celebrate my Grandma's birthday as a family member recommending it. From start to finish we had tried to be as easy to handle as possible, even providing all the food orders four days prior for our table of 10 people. However, even this was frustrating considering the menu changed and people had to re-order some starters the day before - not an issue that we minded so much, so we moved on.

After a fantastic meal on Saturday evening we were thoroughly impressed by this outstanding establishment.They kindly accommodated us even though they were extremely busy due to a party of 10. The staff were polite, helpful and extremely lovely doing everything they could to make us feel welcome despite some other customers being very rude and unhelpful to the staff; The landlord even gave some of the party guests a lift back to their homes which we thought was incredibly kind due to the behaviour of the members of the party. The food is of a very high standard; all clearly freshly cooked and served beautifully.

We dropped in as couples and were immediately welcomed by the staff and locals to this very nicely refurbished pub/restaurant. Lighting and furnishings are done very well, and it’s possible to have conversations without too much background noise (which is a problem in many busy pubs)

Just occasionally something really surprises you and this place did that for me last night, it was a WOW surprise!!

Dropped in for Sunday lunch around three. Was greeted with a warm friendly welcome. Had a marvelous meal and a super pint of ale. Would recommend to anyone but suggest booking to ensure a table.

Quiet but a weekday lunchtime. Staff very friendly and the pub has been refurbished to high standard. My main was roast feather bone of beef on mashed potatoes in a mushroom sauce. Meat was tender and tasted delicious. Finished off with sticky toffee pudding and ice cream which was very good. Menu met our needs but limited to mushroom risotto for vegetarians. Good value for money

Been here a few times and always delighted - but this last time was superb. The food was just outstanding.. Scallops cooked to perfection and the best black pudding I have ever tasted. Our main course, also from the specials board, was cooked precisely to our request - taken personally by the chef himself. He is called Fab and he lives up to his name. This is high class cooking in a friendly local atmosphere. (We have also used the restaurant on another occasion for a more formal setting. Views out of the window of a lovely garden and stream made for a special vibe) Attentive and not intrusive at table service was a real plus. As for our hosts, Tim and Becky... nothing is too much trouble and they were good fun as a meal turned into a full evening of chat and drinks.. We will be back for certain.

Arrived late on service time passed. Staff very help full and were able to accommodate us with food. Can not fault food or service. Very friendly. Will be returning in the not to distant future.

We dropped in to the cayley arms on a monday night for dinner. The chap behind the bar was very quiet bordering on silent, not a very warm welcome, ordered drinks and a lovely chatty lady gave us menus, asked where we were from and it was not far from where her husband was from in Northumberland. She took our order and informed her husband about us. Still no chat hay ho never mind.

We called here for a meal I am Celiac (Gluten Intolerant) and I had a Fab Mushroom Rissoto nothing was to much trouble and the desserts were gorgeous highly recommended it is really nice inside clean and modern.

Lovely fires, clean, nice atmosphere, excellent decor.

Stopped off for a drink as the beer garden always looks so inviting. Saw the Sundauy lunches coming out as we were waiting for our drinks and i had to have one! I wasnt disappointed, it was delicious. A vegetarian option would have been nice for the Mrs, however her gnocchi again delicious.

Excellent Sunday lunch not cheep but nicely presented and cooked to perfection by a proper chef nice to find a good restaurant in the area

I came in for dinner with a friend earlier this year and can honestly say I have not stopped raving about it since! The food was absolutely perfect and the service was spot on. I have already sent friends on my recommendation and will continue to do so. I will 100% be returning

First time visit for Sunday Lunch for us though the friends we were with frequent this place on a regular basis.

First time here since it was revamped. Lovely busy buzzy atmosphere. Restaurant was cosy, but modern. Service was perfect. Food was very good, if I have a criticism (a bit tongue in cheek} the portions were very generous (we did not have room for the delicious sounding sweets). Wine reasonably priced, Do try this pace it is brilliant!

From the states and visiting my family with my husband. We went to the Cayley arms twice. Once for Sunday lunch and once for dinner. The service on both occasions was really friendly and the food was excellent . My dad is in a wheelchair and the gentleman behind the bar was quick to point out the disabled accessible toilets , find us a roomy table and make sure we could get into the restaurant with ease. The staff is so friendly and the food is delicious. So happy to have this place close by

What a beautiful pub. Excellent refurbishment lovely wood burner. Top notch decor. Becky was adorable and very friendly and the food was excellent. Well recommended. Could have stayed all night but it would have got messy lol

We took my wife’s elderly parents out for Sunday lunch, my father in law is an amputee in a wheelchair, there is adequate access at the side of the Inn, we had a sunny nook in the bar by the front windows, the decor is very modern and stylish, not exactly what you expect as you have an almost Tudor exterior. It’s nicely done but a little stark? There was a Christmas tree in the bar and Christmas music playing, it was also very busy, there were a couple of large parties enjoying a Christmas lunch, the manageress welcomed us warmly and drinks were ordered and appeared in quick time, she said they were very busy and could we be a little patient with them, we were in no rush and chatted happily. After a while our order was taken, the food was very tasty, we had a delicious minestrone soup and bread with caraway seeds, the mains were beef, turkey and haddock, there was a vegetarian option for starters and mains, the food was served piping hot, cold food is a pet peeve of mine so I was very happy! The portions were generous, the veggies very tasty, in all the food was great! None of us ordered desserts so cannot comment, beer was good, prices were good! Only a couple of complaints, very minor, no internet for anyone other than “Guests” staying in the rooms! The knives were very blunt and my mother in law could not cut her beef and had to have it cut by me! The men’s bathroom was very difficult to use as a handicapped person, the hall is narrow and the door difficult to use from a wheelchair. It was very clean and modern though. I highly recommend this place, it food was great, the staff pleasant if very busy. We will be back very soon.

Fabulous pub.We went in a group of fourteen and had the Christmas menu.

Just returned home from a night at the Cayley Arms,Had a lovely time in beautiful surroundings. Tim and Becky were wonderful hosts attentive and friendly. Amazing food would recommend to anyone

A great Sunday lunch this afternoon. Great service, table in front of a lovely wood burning stove. Excellent choice of real ales and gin. What more do you need on a Sunday in November.

i recently stayed at the Caley Arms for 4 nights, it is a lovely pub with quality B&B.; Tim and Becky give a lovely welcome and nothing is too much trouble.The breakfasts are generoys and tasty and the meals in the pub are delicious and excellant quality,it was like a home from home, i would recomend the Caley arms.

Called for Sunday lunch we received a warm welcome lovely log fire and a delicious Sunday lunch. We will definitely return next time we are in the area

Managed to book for the first taster menu at The Cayley Arms on Friday (21st Sept). What a great time we had! Fantastic food, the theme was game, and my particular favourite was the venison tartare closely followed by the Partridge dish. Can’t wait for the next one!! Well done to the team who made this such a success.

Called in here for Sunday Dinner, luckily we got a table, the food was beautiful, roast beef and Yorkshire puddings, and all fresh veg.

We dropped in on Sunday afternoon. They were fully booked for food but were able to squeeze us in. Food was amazing. Portion sizes aren’t huge but are definitely enough to fill you. It was the best Sunday dinner me & my husband have had (we’ve had a lot). It was £13 for one course and £18 for 2. I thought for the quality of food this was reasonably priced and would highly recommend and definitely go back. I think it would be best to phone in advance and book a table to save disappointment. Staff were also friendly and smiley.

We found the owners unwelcoming, it costs nothing to smile. Whilst the food was good quality produce, the menu was limited and definitely overpriced. It is essentially bar food but at restaurant prices. There are far better inns in the area which serve food at this quality for more realistic pub prices. We won’t bother returning.

Had a great meal here, a fabulous home made steak pie with beautifully cooked vegetables and crushed new potatoes for me and everyone else enjoyed the burger from the specials board.

We called at the last minute on Sunday and were told that food wasn’t usually served in the evening but they were serving food as a ‘trial’. We knew that the menu would be restricted and that was fine with us. The dining room lacks atmosphere so we chose to sit in the bar. It is beautifully decorated and is a pleasant room to sit in. We chose a window seat but were bothered by flies for much of our meal. The restricted menu was fine but most mains were around the £20 mark. We chose fish and chips (£14) and were surprised when it was served with potato wedges. That said, the fish was fresh and the batter was light. There was quite literally a tablespoon of peas in a dish at the side and the same of tartare sauce. The chef was kind enough to prepare something specially for our child as there was no children’s option on the menu. It was the service that really put a damper on our experience. I wouldn’t call it unfriendly but we got the feeling that taking food orders and checking if everything was OK really was beneath one of the members of staff. We won’t bother visiting again - it isn’t worth a second shot.

I almost don't want to tell you how good this little village pub is for food incase I can't get in next time I visit Allerston! Looking for somewhere to eat before heading for the campsite, we were warmly welcomed by the staff, along with our two border collies and enjoyed a beautiful, well presented, perfectly cooked and tasty meal. They sell decent wine and they serve proper G&T;'s with good quality tonic in a gin balloon(which means a lot to me!). The service was excellent - whilst waiting to pay my bill at the bar, I saw (I think the owner) checking the wine glasses before he filled them! How often do you get a mucky glass in a pub?! A pet hate of mine. I only wish we'd known about it the day before as we would have watched the football there too! The bill came to £67, that's two of us sharing a starter, two main meals, a shared dessert, bottle of red, a G&T; and a pint - when you break it down, that's not bad value for the high standard of everything we received. They have a very smart and comfortable interior - whatever they are doing, they're doing it well and I wish the owners and staff lots of success. Summing it up in one word - Quality. My advise? Treat yourselves!

After a recommendation we came to the Cayley Arms at Allerston today - what a fantastic place we sat in the garden and had a couple of drinks before dinner. The bar and restaurant are beautifully decorated and the staff and owners very welcoming - and the food absolutely gorgeous so tasty and beautifully presented! Well worth a visit we will be back very soon!

Dropped by for a romantic meal for 2. Warm welcome from all the staff with quick service, good selection of beers and very nice decor. We had the belly pork and steak pie on recommendation from the locals, both very tasty meals, the steak pie was up there with the best ive had! Plenty of food as im a big eater. Would highly recommend and will be visiting again im sure! Also dog friendly and rooms available which the landlord let us have a nosy around, again very well planned rooms and no expense spared!

We stumbled across the Cayley Arms during a week’s holiday in North Yorkshire. Having recently changed hands the pub has undergone a major makeover. The new owners have clearly invested a lot of time and money. A vey nice village pub, well worth a visit. They are currently refurbishing the letting rooms and if they are done to the same standard as the bar it will be a lovely place to stay. We wish the new owners all the best and every success.

Only been in for drinks. Recently re opened and refurbished.

Lovely atmosphere and very busy. A lovely meeting place for the village. Just opened after a massive refurbishment. Not recognisable from the old surroundings. No food yet but have a local Pizza company on site outside with a pizza oven on a Friday night serving pizzas delivered inside which are very good. The owners still have a lot of work to do refurbishing the bedrooms and the kitchen. Look forward to it opening fully hopefully in the spring.

After a long time Allerston has a pub which has been transformed, with a friendly publican. Well worth a visit.

Had a great welcome on Saturday. The pub looks great. They will be serving food in the future but for now it’s just drinks, crisps etc. Well worth a visit!!! Well done Tim and Becks.

Called in for tea after seeing big sign advertising pub food. Told they haven't served food for a long time. Why advertise it if it no longer applies? Did not stay for a drink.

Estábamos alojados localmente y recomendaron la Cayley the para un bocado para comer una noche. Una gran selección de comida, incluyendo la opción vegetariana y muy buen servicio. Estaba bastante tranquilo en el restaurante estar una noche de la semana pero el ambiente era muy relajante y la gente era muy acogedor. Ve prueba!

Quizás nos fuimos en un mal día, pero nos quedamos muy decepcionados con la comida en el restaurante. Llamamos y nos sentaron sin reserva. Las bebidas llegó rápidamente. un entrante, un plato compartido - estaba goteando en aceite y dejó todo con un muy mal sabor de boca. Los niños comidas eran grandes hamburguesas y patatas fritas baratas. Los adultos las comidas se calientan y muy salada. Fue una decepción cara y no queríamos hacer un alboroto en nuestras vacaciones por lo que pagamos y nos fuimos pero no regresaría o lo recomendaría.

Un grupo de 4 de nosotros tuvimos carne asada y flanes. La carne estaba bien preparado, el asado patatas estaban congelado, pero bien hecha (agradable y crujiente), un montón de verduras (incluyendo col, que me encanta). Sólo un pequeño punto es que se sirve queso de coliflor pero mi madre es alérgica al queso y tenía distribuidas en la mayoría de las verduras por lo que no podía haber mucho de ella. Me habría gustado patacas chirivías y/o más opciones de patata personalmente.

The service and food can not be faulted, all food is homemade and cooked fresh. We visited twice whilst staying in the area .

Buena comida, buen servicio y muy amable. Sin duda lo recomiendo como un lugar para parar y tienen un poco para comer.

Aunque era un sábado por la noche el restaurante estaba casi vacío aunque el bar estaba lleno. Teníamos ajo setas (uno de los mejores que he probado) y una bonita tuvieras caballa paté. Los entrantes vinieron con un pequeño Pan caliente de pan y mantequilla, que era muy agradable. Para platos principales teníamos tartas (pollo y hongos, y un Steak & Ale) tartas adecuados con una base y shortcrust tanto muy sabroso y con deliciosas patatas fritas. No tengo una gran variedad de vinos, sólo tres por el vidrio, pero perfectamente bien y me dijeron que la cerveza era muy bueno. También costo era muy razonable, mucho más barato que el pub medio comida especialmente teniendo en cuenta lo bueno que era.

We booked a Saturday evenings table for 2 some 10 days in advance.On arrival the pub restaurant was busy and our reserved table had to be the smallest they had and in the middle of the room with almost no room for other diners or staff to get past us. We would have had the sharing platter which looked delicious but there was no room on the table to place it.We ordered from the wine list and it turned up quickly in a wine chiller with ice. No offer to taste it or confirm it was what we ordered. Two wine glasses also arrived with the young waiters Thumbs inside them! He had dissapeared so I went to open the wine, but the screw top was not sealed!!The food ordered was excellent, but within an hour of returning home I was very ill. Then I remembered the waiter and his thumbs in the wine glass's. I had also seen him reset an empty table with thumbs in the wine glasses and holding the cutlery by the eating ends...If it was not that, the only thing I ate that my wife did not (she was OK afterwards) was the Tartar sauce - how had it been stored? It was a very hot evening and it should have been in the fridge.

We had a family meal here for 4 adults and 4 children. The restaurant seemed very clean and looked inviting. The waiter who was a young man of about 18 was very helpful and friendly. All our meals and drinks came as ordered and we were checked upon several times. Everyone enjoyed their food and it was very good value for money. Will definitely come here again

My colleague and I were staying at Rains Farm (see review) for B&B on 6th July and wanted to eat locally so our host suggested the Cayley Arms to which we booked a table in the restaurant area (approx sitting for 36).The waiters were very helpful and friendly and good service.We had to start ...Creamy garlic mushrooms £4.25 with a home made little loaf(lovely touch)....Smoked mackerel pate with lemon mayonnaise and small side salad £4.25 (very tasty) followed by which we both had 10oz Rib eye steak (medium rare-cooked to perfection) complete with chips,peas,mushrooms and onion rings £14.95.Having finished our meal we sat outside by the brook for a relaxing drink to end an enjoyable evening.Tel...01723 859338Web ..thecayley-arms.co.uk