Chancery Bar in Ryedale

Wow! Superb locally sourced food, true understanding of favours , cooked to perfection with delicious wines to accompany and attentive service ! Highly recommend

It was my first visit and I was not disappointed. I loved all the restaurants, cafes and shops. It was market day while we were there but as it had snowed, only a few stalls came. We certainly got friendly service from the stall holders though. I shall go back for another visit soon, but book everything in advance, especially the restaurants, which get very busy.

Hi all. Claire and I have just returned from a short break in Weaverthorpe, North Yorkshire. We stayed at The Blue Bell Inn from a trusted recommendation. This is a delightful country inn in the small village of Weaverthorpe, not far from Filey. The room was nicely appointed with a comfortable double bed and decent en-suite shower room. Larger guest rooms are also available. The food here is excellent. The menu and wine list provide a good range of options. This is very much a high standard gastro pub and we both loved the food. Breakfasts are also very good with waitress served cooked breakfast options available. Finally, the staff are both professional and very welcoming. Nothing is too much trouble and we really enjoyed our stay there. Enjoy.

Visited this place again on Good Friday evening.. On placing the order, they were very apologetic about the appropriate 1 hour wait for the food to be cooked, but TBH we had other things to do to pass the time, so went back around 3/4 hour later to collect, even though they had obviously been extremely busy, and it was after 8 pm, the staff were all friendly, and the food was well worth the wait. Looking forward to our next visit soon.. ;-)

Comedy of errors but I'm not laughing. Seated and ordered two different gin and tonics, a full English and a bowl of soup, not rocket surgery, but this was a struggle in it's self. Two gins brought out both the same so asked for the on I'd actually ordered, when a different server then tells us that she'll have to take one away unless we paid for their mistake. Fine I understand but at that point your stocks already affected so if it's in a customer and improving their experience or in a sink I know what I'd instruct my servers to do. Anyway foods arriving let's not worry. Not asked about extra sauces condiments or drinks. No check back at all, if they had I would have mentioned the missing grilled tomatoes from my brekkie. Girlfriends bread was not the freshest either. Came to pay the bill and in the interest of fairness and not being a silent keyboard warrior I quietly asked to speak to a manager or supervisor... A girl came to see me and I asked if she was a manager or supervisor, I was told " I'm the closest you'll get today" blimey. Then when I asked if I could have a quiet word another older lady came to speak to me because she was "technically in charge" so why am I talking to someone else first? Mentioned that I was asked to pay for a mispour and that in every company I've worked in we'd just comp the mistake and was told that they wouldn't do that cos one of the staff could drink it. Personally wouldn't admit to breaching licensing laws to a customer who is making a complaint. Mentioned no check back and was told, "yeah it's just we're really busy" Asked about the lack of tomato and was told, "we ran out an hour ago, you should have been told" Starting to get a bit knarked at this point. I said that in my 15 years of kitchen and waiting experience I have never had so many oversights in one sitting, the response was " if you want to come and teach us how it's done you can" Nope, not my job love, could have turned a few little oversights into a good experience, but instead there was an excuse for everything and a distinct lack of care. Will not return, will not recommend and will actively dissuade anyone who asks me Would give zero stars if possible. Edit: to his credit the owner did reach out very promptly to try to correct the situation, if only his staff cared as much as he does