Feversham Arms Inn in Ryedale

A warm welcome from landlady Rachel at this traditional Farndale pub. Well kept ales on tap and a decent Rose wine slaked a thirst on arrival followed by a plump Sirloin Steak and trimmings and a plate of crispy scampi to keep us fed. Excellent value for money and all the traditions of top class inn-keeping can be found here in the glorious setting that is Farndale.

From our arrival to leaving the welcome and service was great, really lovely and it’s dog friendly, the food was excellent and such good value. Game curry half and half, battered mushrooms were stunning real chips and nice garlic bread, jam sponge and custard , plum and almond frangipani with cream, I did wonder about telling you how lovely it was, incase you all decide to go, as sadly it was quiet, I just don’t understand why, as many of the pubs on the main rd were full, it is slightly off the main rd but only by 5 minutes, but it’s so worth a visit, it’s traditional pub fare, good portions and tasty, we will be back.

The arranged pick up time was not adhered to. We were kept waiting 1hour 50 minutes. Pub closed from 2pm to 6pm so can only check in from 12:30 to 2pm. En-suite small and no extractor fan. Small room. Difficult to get to wardrobe because a chair blocks to way.

Stayed in Church Houses for a week and visited this pub twice to eat in the evening. Rachael and her staff could not be more helpful and the meals are good old pub food at a very reasonable cost. Would have no hesitation on returning in the future

We visited this pub a few times by ourselves and again with friends at various times during the week. The meals on each occasion were terrific. The service faultless. There were 6 of us for breakfast on one occasion. The landlady Rachel had to deal with a sick pet 🐶 and Pete was asked to step in. We each ordered full English, eggs all cooked differently. Our food was served hot, with humour and bottomless pots of tea along with some friendly banter. Great pub, terrific views, really nice food, friendly efficient service.

Since 1982 I have been to and eaten in the Feversham Arms many times without a problem. I really looked forward to going there. This time had the most unusual experience I've ever had in a restaurant. There were four of us and we had a bit is a wait for our meals, though we did not mind as we were chatting. When they did arrive I discovered my fish was overcooked. I tried a few mouthfuls as I thought it might get better. It didn't so I mentioned it to the landlady expecting a properly cooked fish. Instead, I was told my fish was ok. I picked out a dry brown fish flake, only to be told the same. The next flake was totally fused to the batter. At that point, she reluctantly offered me my money back, which I accepted. This of course left me with no food, watching while my party finished their meals. By the way, the chips weren't much good either, cold and soggy. Some had black ends. I wasn't annoyed that my fish was overcooked. These things happen and I'm sure it is a rare occurrence, but I was astonished at my treatment. There isn't a good outcome for anyone. I feel that I cannot go back to that pub which is really nice and the beer is well kept and the landlady has lost any future income that I would bring.

What a lovely lunch in the garden today! We arrived soon after noon and there were already quite a few tables seated. Our food was really fresh, delicious and quickly served. We had two ploughmans and a hot beef baguette with gravy and chips. It was so lovely to sit in the garden enjoying the beautiful views, warm sunshine and our cider, spritzer and coke! Service was warm and friendly and so much appreciated on what must have been a very busy day as the garden was full by the time we had eaten... as could be expected on a warm sunny Mothering Sunday and during daffodil season! After lunch we walked along the daffodil trail. This was a beautiful walk, especially so as the daffodils were in their prime, although this would be a lovely walk at any time of year! We have visited this pub before and look forward to visiting again when we are next in the area. Thank you so much for helping to make our day special x

Daffodils everywhere along the river and in St Mary 's Churchyard - beautiful. After a long walk we were looking forward to a lovely lunch. The staff were happy and quite busy. Lots of good things on the menu sounding delicious but I chose a hot sandwich filled with sausages and onions served, with side salad for £6.95. I was very dissapointed to find the roll and totally tasteless sausages cold and served with almost cooked cold onions and a salad that had plenty of raw onions in it which masked the flavour of the rest. I really didn't enjoy eating it at all and wished I'd paid the extra for a Sunday roast. The toilet had a smart loo paper dispenser that was just jammed and could have been inconvenient if not noticed.

Excellent food, genial host, value good, car park a little small, don't know about accomodation but looks clean and tidy.

Great afternoon Tea taken on a Sunday, establishment was very busy but the staff couldn't do enough for you. All our need were met, service was excellent and the food was divine

We were going to stop in the pub in Hutton-Le-Hole but it’s shut Monday’s and Tuesday’s so we went for a drive to see what else in the general area was available for food and came across the Feversham Arms. What a little gem of a place. We sat in the garden as had our black Labrador with us, and enjoyed an excellent meal from friendly staff, good service and good price too.

Visited this pub today, with our 2 dogs at lunchtime. Really friendly greeting from the landlord and landlady. Food was wonderful. Lots of choices for vegetarians. Will definitely recommend.

Lovely pub, staff and food. I recommend parking in Farndale West at the car park and walking along the river.

Stayed the August Bank Holiday weekend and had another relaxing weekend in the cottage, food amazing as always, staff cannot do enough for you and Rachel and Alan as friendly as always. It's well set out with the covid rules and would highly recommend a visit here. Looking forward to our next visit. Tracey and Al Pat

After terrible service and experience from a local pub close on Blakey ridge after we walked out we decided to have a drive about and look for a pub. We came across this little gem, lovely warm welcome, nice selection of beer. Excellent with my children and a amazing feel. The beer garden looked good lots of space and my little girl loved the wooden cravings we asked to sit inside and they were more then welcome to accommodate us. We never had food but the menu look excellent, my 3 year old loved the ice cream!! We booked a table for Saturday 12th September to try the food which is locally sourced which is a bonus and I'm sure its going to be amazing.

Very friendly staff and the pub accommodates dogs in their ‘snug’ area. Food was good. A welcome end point for our walk.

Unfortunately closed at this time but surely will be open shortly,but past visits have produced tasty beers and tasty food. We normally walk along daffodil vally by the river then eat and drink at the great cafe or, more to my taste, walk on by and arrive at the Feversham Arms. Always found it welcoming and enjoyable.

Stayed in the cottage valentines weekend and again 2 weeks later and both stays were relaxing with amazing food. Would highly recommend staying here, Rachel is the perfect landlady always helpful, friendly and chatty and nothing is too much trouble. The food is some of the best I've eaten, never had a bad meal there yet. Cannot wait to stay again thanks again for making both weekends special Al and Tracey

We popped in for lunch whilst out walking & were met with a friendly welcome & a roaring fire.A reasonably priced menu, with plenty of choices - we went for the filled Yorkshire puddings - & both the beef & vegetables & game (pheasant & grouse) fillings that we had were very tasty.Well worth a visit.

Rachel and her staff were very welcoming. Dog friendly, good food and pleasant banter. We will be back in the summer.

Had another great stay here in August. We stayed in the cottage again and as always was perfect and was so comfortable and relaxing we slept in for breakfast on the Saturday morning but made up for it with an amazing evening meal and again our table was held for us until we were ready, we had the belly pork and game pie which we hadn’t tried before and both were beautiful. And again the owner Rachel was very helpful and couldn’t do enough for you and knows the area well for the walks would recommend to anyone AP and TW

Came along this pub after the previous one had been too full (should of been our first sign) so came into feversham arms the staff was lovely and very welcoming the place was clean and lovely views. The food came out quickly no long waits but to be honest I was very disappointed with the roast dinner the whole thing was bland and tasteless the veg was over cooked and soaked in water which had gone into the rest of the food. So on my plate I have some soggy veg a pile of mash 3 roast potatoes and one very crispy Yorkshire pudding and some roast beef not the lovely roast dinner I had been looking forward too very disappointed and can see why other locals are as busy when this is the competition. If you are after a drink lovely pub just wouldn’t recommend food at all.

My family was staying at Hollins Lodge, which is a 10 minute walk from the Feversham Arms, so we visited on a number of occasions. What more can I say? The beer was great, the food was traditional pub food but cooked so well and the staff warm and inviting. We even attended on The Bank Holiday Monday when they were so busy but still they managed superbly to serve everyone. A great little pub and we will return one day! Highly recommended.

Went for a meal on a Sunday and we were made to feel very welcome. Can highly recommend the pie's, particularly the game pie. Prices very reasonable and would certainly recommend.

By far the best of home cooking , served in a welcoming environment by lovely staff . Portions are huge and great value for money

Just had weekend in the beautiful cottage, beautiful for a chill out time, amazing views and walks and outstanding food in the pub. Landlady exceptional couldn’t do enough for you and made you feel very welcome. Each morning table set for breakfast and even a table held for our meal on the evening. Would definitely go back thanks AP and TW

We found the pub by chance when looking for somewhere to stay for one night and so pleased we did. The rooms are lovely, really well presented. Rachel, the owner was very friendly and helpful and we very much enjoyed our stay.

We love Farndale so I’m surprised it took us so long to try the Feversham Arms. We received a great welcome followed by terrific food in generous “Yorkshire portions”. A real change from some of the more overt tourist targets in the North York Moors. We’ll be back very soon!

Great food, good portions, value for money, tasty, friendly staff, The sweet was yummy and good value and portion size was large

If you are looking for fine dining from a gastro pub don`t come here ! If you are looking for a hearty meal with a lovely welcome as you come through the door and a good fire burning and nice pleasant locals make sure you come here. I had broth soup to start with which was top notch, then we both had pies, i had game pie and my wife had steak and mushroom pie, well you could not got any more meat in if you tried, you wont leave here hungry for sure! came with chips and veg which were cooked spot on. Great tasting pies and good service, also spotless toilets which is always a good sign, we will return for sure.

For those 'in the know' this is a lovely and quiet alternative to the more popular hostelry on Blakey Ridge. Although only two miles away it is in a different world of peace and beauty in Farndale (of daffodil fame).

This lovely pub is set in one of the most beautiful locations in the whole of England, no kidding at the heart of the North Yorkshire Moors on a bright warm sunny Easter Sunday. Great beer and traditional Sunday lunch for under a tenner. Just sit in the sunshine, enjoy the magnificent view and settle in for a great value feast, more food than all of us could eat and great quality. Do yourself a favour!

Nice halfway stopover for a pint and something off the specials board. If you have the weather, sit out in the garden with views up to Blakey Ridge and down Farndale. Dogs and kids welcome, only caveat it gets busy so you may have a bit of a wait - well worth it though

Good value and really nice food..Served piping hot. Very helpful and pleasant staff.Good local knowledge.

Called in after Blakey Ridge far to busy, I knew this about this place, nice simple home cooked food, no frozen vegetables!!! Yorkshire pudding great, & the meat tender as could be, dog friendly bar area only and prices reasonable no complaints what so ever definately worth a visit

We ate here on Boxing Day 2018. The pub is lovely, the staff were lovely, and the food was fantastic. I had the nicest piece of gammon that I have had for many years. My wife had fish cakes, which were slightly salty for her tastes, whilst my father in law (88) had a half portion of steak pie that would have passed for a full meal in many other pubs!

Visited here again half way though our walk of Farndale. It must be our third time here.

We had a wonderful meal I had the Yorkshire pudding with sausage and mash my husband had sweet and sour chicken and our fie the steak and ale pie was such a wonderful meal and such a warm atmosphere and friendly landlady will deffo be back loved it

We ordered the sirloin steak which was described as being accompanied by mushrooms, tomato and onion rings as well as chips.

We ate at this pub when we arrived for our annual family week catchup. From the moment we walked in the pub we knew we'd found a good one. Rachel greeted us warmly - she was so lovely, the place it's self had a welcoming feel, the choice of food was great - the food was absolutely superb and the portions huge !! We enjoyed it so much we ate there on the Sunday, Tuesday and Friday. Each time, was just as good. I cannot praise this place or Rachel enough !!!

An isolated hostelry but well worth the trip.Rachel your host will greet you warmly and then serve up the best of Masham ales or a fresh glass of Pinot Grigio.A full menu with something to cater for all tastes and a specials board with a couple of extra mains.

A little gem...the food is fantastic value. Good choice of menu and the servings are generous. The landlady is so helpful; nothing is too much trouble and thanks what makes this place the best place to eat for miles around!

highly recommend this beautiful pub, restaurant, we visited today 24/05/2018, & it had already been recommended to us, what a brilliant find, from the lovely setting & scenery sat In the beer garden, to the fab warm welcome from Rachel the minute we walked through the door, nothing was to much trouble, the food was absolutely outstanding, I had battered mushrooms with garlic dip, husband had spring rolls hoisin dip starter, then 10oz sirloin steak for myself with all the lovely trimmings, & husband had the big mixed grill, cooked to perfection & tasted spot on, we were going to try dessert but we were that full from the starter & main we could not fit anything else in, highly recommend to all, will be visiting again soon, compliments to the chef 5*, & a big thank you to Rachel & Alan 5*

Old part a lovely old inn. Good food. Situated at the end of the daffodil carpeted valley of Farndale, on the north York moors

Rachel gave us the warmest welcome on a gorgeous but snowy evening. In fact she’d already helped some of our party get to the cottage we’re staying in earlier in the day. We went for an evening meal which was fabulous. The cosy pub, the dogs, the setting and the food were all the ingredients for a perfect evening. I think it’s one of the most welcoming places I have ever visited and will definitely come back and do hesitate to recommend it. Thank you!

Went for a meal with friends so there were 8 of us. Excellent menu choices, beer was good as well. Portion sizes were big, be warned. Atmosphere was warm and welcoming, especially from the dogs who are laid back but like an ear flobbling. Service came with a smile and we felt that nothing was too much trouble. We will be back.

We did not stay in the hotel, we had a meal and drinks.I had completed the review from this perspective.Its a great pub but the staff did not seem to want a group (8 adults and 7 kids 10 - 15) in the pub.The beer was very good the Guinness was exceptional.I had a curry, I was disappointed the onion was not cooked through, it was more Spanish flavor.Others had nice food their gravy was very nice.It did put a dampener on the trip.

Estamos en la costa a costa así un salto en un par de rápidas antes de dirigirnos a el pub Blakey (donde es mejor evitarlo).

Todo el mundo alabanzas sobre el León Blakey, pero viajo Ridge 5 minutos más a la Feversham Arms Farndale, es mejor. Recibió Rachel y Alan te harán sentir muy bienvenido. Comida casera, grandes porciones, atmósfera fantástica. Tarta de gambas, carne, pescado y patatas fritas, no se puede perder, seguido de budín de esponja. Habitaciones disponibles y perros bienvenido. Casas de vacaciones disponibles al otro lado de la carretera. No te pierdas.

Dos hermanos haciendo el C2C en mayo de 2017. Reservamos este hotel porque era totalmente otro alojamiento más cerca el sendero y lo reservamos una agradable experiencia que tuvimos!

Tuvimos una estancia fantástica aquí. El propietario amable y acogedor, Rachel, las habitaciones muy cómodas y la comida. Excelente ya sea un Tbone bistec. O el pastel de juegos, todo suntuoso.

Acabamos de regresar de una estancia de una noche en los brazos Feversham y tuvimos una estancia encantadora. Mientras la habitación era básica, estaba muy limpia y era cómoda y muy buena relación calidad-precio. Cuarto de ducha en suite era más que adecuado. Tuvimos cena y desayuno en el pub. La comida era muy sabrosa y el tamaño de las porciones eran muy buenos. Tuve un desayuno inglés completo mientras mi marido tenía una opción alternativa para vegetarianos. Si va a asistir a la banda cerca de una habitación, este es un buen lugar para alojarse. Sin duda volveremos.

Nos detuvimos en el camino de ida feversham Farndale nuestro paseo a través. Pedimos un simple Plowmans. Estaba muy bien presentado, con buena calidad de queso, pan y col. El servicio era amable y el pub estaba limpio y acogedor. Lo recomiendo encarecidamente y planeamos...

Visitamos el pub para almorzar con tres hijos (13, 11, 9) en nuestro camino a un paseo en medio de la preciosa primavera daffs (verdaderamente increíble). La comida estaba bien (con salchichas y pudines yorkshire cebolla), pero muy lento debido a una enorme orden de...

Idealmente ubicado en la Iglesia de las casas en el punto medio de la Daffodil caminar si a partir de molino bajo. Sin duda recomendaría llegamos justo antes de 12:00 a tomar una mesa y pides la comida, como el lugar luego se lleno por...

We've often walked past during the daffodil season but never had chance to eat there until now. It was daffodil season but a dull Tuesday afternoon but the pub was really busy, proving just how popular it is. We managed to get a table and ordered Game Pie from the specials board. As we waited for our meal to arrive we were amazed at the size of portions - particularly the ever popular Scampi. On the next table, the lady had just half a portion of Scampi and had trouble ploughing through it. Our Game Pies arrived, filling the large plate. Unusually, under the pastry lid were huge chunks of various game meats rather than layers of ground up meat. Game is usually a little dry after looking but they had allowed for this with a large boat of nice gravy. Veg were Spring Cabbage and Carrots and a choice of chips or mash. The chips were really good with a nice flavour. There were no frills, airs or graces, just good, basic, honest food served with a smile at reasonable prices.Toilet facilities were small and basic but clean and fresh.

This is a lovely homely pub with great food. We stopped for lunch and were offered a half portion on many of the menu options. I had a very good vegetable lasagne, my friends had the salmon fish cake, game pie and a cheese and onion sandwich (huge portion). There were all delicious. Nicely served with a salad or fresh vegetables. I would highly recommend

Having stayed at Church Houses we ventured across which incidentally was a stones throw away.We had our dog with us, she was made most welcome and also greeted by the two residential dogs.The landlady was most accommodating, nothing was too much effort. She answered with avid details many of my questions regarding the area.The menu was extensive, the wait for food was minimal and it came out fresh and hot.Very reasonable price also.This little gem is something to write about and share.With our very best wishes.

Excellent Sunday lunch in a lovely old pub. Had the beef which was great and the veg was plentiful. It was our dogs 1st birthday and the superstar landlady brought out some Birthday beef for Pike!

Stopped here for a pint and a pub lunch. They do have a restaurant but we ate in the bar as it was quite cosy. We also had walking boots on! Had Cumberland sausage and mash which was superb and really did the job! Lovely atmosphere - landlady very welcoming as were her two poodles!! Will return here in the future.

Stayed here with friends when going to a gig and the nearby and excellent Band Room. The pub is great and the food which was locally sourced produce, really good. With a friendly and welcoming service this is a recommended place for a cracking pub meal and/or an overnight stay. Will definitely visit again

we enjoyed every part of our visit, they catered for all our needs, homely, freindley,warm welcome on entering,was feeling very low that day. and it turned my day around. very nice people that run this place. have been before, and will be going again in the future.

Dropped in for a snack lunch - pleasant welcome - good food at a reasonable price, and a well kept pint. Very much a dining pub - would return.

Lovely village inn in a beautiful, quiet, rural setting. The village of Church Houses is simply beautiful. The beer garden is great - secluded and well maintained.

Lovely old pub with great staff and wonderful home cooked food. The steak and ale pie was sublime !! A friendly welcome awaits you here. Great ambience and great location for visiting dales- very close to some great walking country.

Wow, we had the steak & ale pie and the gammon steak, pineapple and chips. The portions at huge and tasty - no leaving here feeling hungry - only disappointment was I could fit a desert in or more beer. Beer was great too. Owners were welcoming and accommodating of our dog in the bar. Bar area is cosy and had a log fire going, and, there is a conservatory area for larger groups. Highly recommended!

I'm surprised about the mixed reviews for our party of seven adults and two kids we all enjoyed our ample meals. We had not intended to dine but we were made to feel so welcome we decided to stay and eat.It is a great pub for walker, being situated at the end of the daffodil walk, about 2 miles in Farndale.

Loved the friendly atmosphere by the open fire and complements to the chef for once again a birthday to remember

What a pleasant surprise! The only pub in the village was banging on New Years Eve. What a fun night and great disco!

Shooting in Farndale so we met up here for breakfast followed by lunch later in the day. Breakfast was hearty & very good indeed.The dinner was again seriously good & there was far too much food for us all to stand any chance of eating. The landlady was charming & a perfect host.Probably the best dining experiences for shooting this season - and we dine everywhere from castles to bothies.

Walked up Farndale and 'appened upon this pub for lunch; fab! Open fires, dog friendly and great soup!!

Very good atmosphere when you entered. The food was delicious and they did not skimp on the portion sizes

If this review was only based on the food then it would rate it 1 or at best 2 stars. The positives were that the staff were friendly, the beer (Black Sheep) was good and there was a nice atmosphere in the pub.We visited one evening and with regard to the meals, I ordered 'slow cooked belly pork' which turned out to be two belly pork strips which were predominantly fat with dry and tough meat. My wife chose the special of rabbit pie and thought the meat was ok but overall unseasoned and lacking flavour. For both meals the vegetables were overcooked and tasteless.For the price paid this was a big disappointment. If large servings rate highly then I can understand why there are 5 star ratings, otherwise not recommended for the food.

This is the second visit for myself and my husband to this wonderful inn but my inlaws have been coming here for 12 years. It was well worth the 42 mile trip. Wonderful food. In a lovely homely setting, met by a very pleasent, welcoming host and a wonderful fire.I can absolutely recomment the Yorkshire pudding dish where the whole roast is served within the Yorkshire pudding, Having had many served like this I can say this was the Best in Yorkshire and the prices are very reasonable. I will definitely be visiting again.

Great place to eat lovely food and plenty of it. The staff are friendly and welcoming the atmosphere is great. Large portions and not too expensive our second favourite pub in this area.

This pub provided a welcome lunch stop whilst we were on a circular walk in Farndale on a cool damp day - the soup was delicious.

Visited over Bank Holiday week-end and althought restaurant was quite busy we had good service and good food. We were a group of 8 aged between 8 months to 86 years old and all of our meals were good. Not one complaint. Staff were very friendly. The clientele were all nice people too and it had a good atmosphere.

Found this Inn by chance. Three of us went in to have Dinner. Food was so good. Excellent value and good portions. Will definitely be returning

We ate here as a large group, the food was of a good standard, portions were huge which pleased the male members of the group, helpful staff and a lovely rural location.

Just been out today for Sunday dinner, 4 adults and 3 small children. We had a lovely Sunday dinner, huge portions, loads of veg and potatoes it was absolutely spot on.The staff were very friendly and efficient - we didn't have to wait long for our meals at all which is a blessing when you have small children.Would definitely recommend and we will be back!

Popped in after coming across this Inn while out walking . Food was cheap and very good, one of the best ploughmans I've ever had too . Friendly staff and good service . Recommended .

I've been here multiple times when walking up on the moors, but I've only had food once, and all I can say is I need to go more often! We visited for an evening meal and I ordered a chicken dish, can't remember exactly what it was, but it was delicious! I'm glad I ordered some chips too as they are the best I've ever tasted, you can tell they're home made! Amazing food and a cosy atmosphere, what more could you want? Staff are lovely and the setting the pub is in is absolutely beautiful. Well worth a visit if you're in the area!

Having taken the hill route, following the brown sign, we found this hidden treasure. Arrived lunchtime, just a coffee and confirmed dog friendly, being made very welcome by the young man behind the bar. We were invited to look at the menu should we wish to make a return visit.Returned the same evening met by Rachel the owner who not only made us very welcome but also our six and a half month old Leonberger "Soda"There was a very relaxed atmosphere in the bar and locals were more than happy to chat with us which was ;lovely to find in this day and age. We dined on this evening and were so impressed by the food prepared by David the chef we returned on two further evenings. The meals were excellent and more than enough to satisfy the hungriest traveller!!! If you can visit this hidden treasure, but make sure you are hungry. The real ale was excellent, there was Black Sheep Bitter but also a guest beer "Farmers Blonde" which I would recommend. Linda Martyn and Soda

Beautiful Yorkshire Inn in a stunning location. We stayed overnight yesterday and I would highly recommend it. The Inn itself is a cosy,warm Yorkshire Inn with a crackling real fireplace which was as warming as the welcome from both the owners and the locals. The food was delicious and was served up quickly. I had the slow cooked belly pork which was served with black pudding mash and vegetables. Believe me when I say that it tasted every bit as good as it sounds. The portion was very good also and I like my food! An excellent menu and also a good choice of drinks (including local beers) at the bar. The room was very clean and comfortable and we woke up to a family of Housemartins who were nesting outside our window. Plenty of free parking also. Well worth a mention is the great cooked breakfast we were given before we set off for home. We came to the Feversham Arms on a recommendation and I happily pass on that recommendation. Thank you for a lovely visit.

Stopped by after a long walk for a quick lunch.The Yorkshire pudding with sausage and onion was very tasty.The food did take some time to come, although it was jam packed.On the whole a good experience.

Great food in a neat little garden after a nice walk! The place was packed out for lunch but the wait was worth it! The steak and ale pie was delicious! Good cheese baguette and the Yorkshire pudding with beef and gravy was no light bite!! We struggled on the walk home! If I had one whinge - I like my tea in a pot and not made with a bag in the cup but that's me being picky!!

Stopped here after a long walk so we were very hungry. We soon lost our appetite. My Sunday Beef lunch was a throw back to the 70's. Over cooked tasteless veg, grey strange looking slabs of over fatty meat, luke warm, tasteless gravy. There was so much food on my plate it made me sick to look at it. My husbands was somewhat better but on looking round I realised that unless it came out of the deep fat fryer it was not going to be any good. And we waited an hour for it. Drive on I say. A sad time warp of a pub.Only good thing was boy who served us was lovely and very helpful.

Very quiet for a Saturday evening meal, but it is a bit out of the way.The landlady was very welcoming as was the dinner menu with a good choice on offer and a specials board.We ate in the bar area, as that was where the open fire was, the dining room looked to be large and characterless.The food and drink was good and reasonably priced.

We stayed for one night, the room was a double en suite, would have liked a few toiletries but that's nit picking, the food was excellent and the room was clean and pleasantly decorated . The landlord and landlady made us feel very welcome and we had a lovely nights stay.

We enjoyed a good average pub Sunday lunch here in September at a very reasonable price. The Feversham Arms is particularly well placed for walkers in Farndale and the area generally. The pub was pretty quiet and although lunch was competent, and we were made welcome, there did not seem much spark to things generally. Nevertheless, recommended as a very good mid day objective, and very welcome after a wet and misty trek!

A simple lunch after a stiff walk but most enjoyable. Nicely kept beer, food portion size good. All in all, value for money and a very pleasant landlady.

I had T-bone steak with chips and salad and there was a hair in the salad immediately put me off my meal they offered an alternative but i would not eat there after finding a hair in my food, there was no offer of a refund or a part refund which i think is disgusting what a waste of £21.95

We were warmly welcomed at the Feversham Arms Inn. The room was very clean. The evening meal was good. Will go again

Having called once again at this great pub we took our friends from Leicester for lunch.The landlady and barman made everyone welcome. Our friends said that they really enjoyed themselves.The food was good and served quickly .We will be going back again soon.Thank you from the Classic Car Club.

Called in this beautiful pub whilst out walking. A very friendly welcome in a beautiful location. The food was gorgeous and plenty of it. I had gammon which was very tasty, my friends had steak pie and trio of local sausages. Definitely will be going back again.

Called in after the daffodil walk. Normally we stop at the Daffy Cafe - always a treat in itself. This time for a change we thought we would have a pub lunch. The welcome was excellent, the beer was top notch, and the food and service was superb. Homemade steak and ale pie was delicious. The pub is smart whilst still traditional in style. Really enjoyed it and would highly recommend it

Another superb Sunday lunch in a gem of a pub. Well worth the travel to taste this lovely, wholesome, great value meal. This time had the steak pie with my partner having the Sunday lunch. Both were totally awesome....best meal we've had in a long time.

Went for a day out on the moors with friends and have passed the Feversham in Church Houses but have never been in. On this occasion it was just the right time for Sunday lunch so stop we did.Two of us have the roast beef and two had the steak pie. Four of us were well pleased with what we had.The food was both plentiful and very very tasty, and well cooked.All I can add is that I loved my grandmothers dinners and think that before she passed on she must have sent all her recipes here.Service was good although I bet when it is busy things may take a little longer but it is worth the wait even so.Excellent well done Feversham Arms , will defo be back.

We ordered our food at 8pm. It was only served at 9:20pm. When we asked, at 9pm, what The owners did not apologize; they just said our order was placed after the order or a large party. We pointed out that it may have been helpful to mention the hour-long wait, but they just shrugged us off. It was obvious that they simply forgot about our order because 2 tables who arrived after us were served at least 15 minutes before us. The food when it arrived as satisfactory (nothing to write home about, though) but we were feeling so unwelcome that we couldn't enjoy it.

if you are looking for a hidden gem in the heart of the yorkshire dales,the the fev arms is the one for you,great views,fantastic food (try the game pie).fantastic hosts,the lovely rachel the best landlord in the dales,always has a welcoming smile for new an old customers.we were there yesterday n it was first class as usual,we all left with laughter in our ears,and legs a little wobbley,after trying the well kept ales.we cant wait to go again,not far from the lion at blakey ridge worth a visit if you are in that neck of the woods.