Old Hall Inn in Craven

Decent food, good service, nice atmosphere- just nothing to write home about. Would return, but wouldn’t seek out. Food was a little bland but overall not bad- maybe too much gravy on everything so suggest gravy on the side.

A lovely lunchtime meal, delicious, great service, and a good setting. Really generous helpings, piping hot and beautifully presented.

Landlord was very pleasant. Food was excellent. We ate here twice for evening meals and I had to have a light bite the second night as the portions were so large! Great choice of menu and well priced. Lovely country pub. Definitely recommend.

A great Dales pub. We booked in the morning just to be on the safe side but as it turned out we could probably have got in anyway. Nice atmosphere and friendly staff. Good choice of food which certainly feels freshly prepared. Very tasty and good portions. Excellent beer and wine. You can probably find cheaper but the quality was excellent. If you’re in walking distance then why bother driving into Grassington. We love this place and will be back again.

We popped in for a quick drink and we were gobsmacked at the price ! No wonder it was nearly empty. Ordered a pint of Neck Oil and a glass of wine. They charged us 14.25 ! My hubby who usually pays without question asked if they had it right. Yes that's the price! We have visited this place over the years when staying local and it used to be a nice cosy pub but it's definitely in need of some love. Years ago it was on Four in a bed and it had a great menu and was busy but sadly it seems cold and a bit tatty. Staff were nice but we wouldn't return due to the prices. Even noticed Sunday Lunches were 16.99 hope they are worth the price.

Went here for evening meal! Wife ordered from specials board Hake Morny she said it was so Bland and tasteless? I ordered the Steak and ale pie which had obviously been microwaved has the pastry was so hard. Overall a bad food and pub choice.

The menu was good but the food was ok, and nothing special. We had a couple of requests to change a few things on the menu but they could not accommodate which was a shame. There was no really waiting for the food but the service was poor, as we kept having to ask for things like the menus, cutlery and sauces. Also a shame ketchup and mayonnaise come in sachets. I don’t think I’ll rush back

Booked for 2 nights and 2 meals. upon arrival the owner/landlord Dan showed us up to our room personally - why doesn't everyone do this??? - we told him or was our wedding anniversary and could we choose our table for our 2nd evenings meal. this was done and ir wasn't a problem. OK, 1st night, we ordered and had a huge portion of grub each! it was delicious! ans served promptly etc. I'd rather have too much than too little wouldn't you? A lovely, comfy night sleep followed. Breakfast - still a bit full, we just asked for sausage and bacon toasties- utterly delicious and plentiful!!! Now, scroll forward to the evening of our wedding anniversary. Dan points out the specials board. The Sea bass which the Mrs wanted had sold out. I said so and she was a bit disappointed. Several minutes later Dan came over and said "couldn't help buy overhear youbwere disappointed that sea bass special has sold out. Chef tells me we do have 2 fillets left but his chilli sauce that he makes has run out" the chilli sauce was the bit we didn't really care about so Dan said " if you dont mind missing out on the sauce you can have extra prawns, we know it's your wedding g anniversary so chef would like to give you what you want but it's not as per the menu completley" - my Mrs was thrilled as she wanted the fish anyway but could happily miss out on the chilli sauce with the potatoes and veg etc. This was a lovely touch from Dan, the chef and the team. Much appreciated . Why don't other places do this and be some accommodating?? A fabulous breakfast followed on day two and we will stro gly recommend the Old Hall Inn and will return. Superb service.

Average food just like all the local pubs All you get is frozen chips. Sloppy peas and a fish or something Nothing from scratch

We stayed here for 2 nights, rooms were very clean and comfy. Lovely beamed rooms. The pub was a nice place to drink, unfortunately missed out on eating there as they were fully booked. Breakfast was excellent. Really good quality produce and good portion size and plenty of choice too. Will definitely book again was a lovely little get away.

Great Sunday roasts, great portion size and all well cooked. There was a large choice on the menu. Food was all tasty and Staff were all friendly and helpful.

Brilliant cooked to perfection Sunday roast takeaway,great size portions too top notch beef,lots and f vegatables cooked perfectly.the biggest Sunday lunch, excellent value too Thank you

An old pub that has lost a bit of its charm. Nice and friendly (and that includes dogs) but could do with an upgrade or too in places. For example the chairs in the conservatory area were a bit grubby. The food is ok, average at best and a bit overpriced for what it is in the majority. Although the pizza is a good price. Small beer garden to the rear with benches but not much shade.

We had two evening meals and two breakfasts. The evening meals were good at a reasonable price. Breakfast choices were good and very tasty.

Warm welcome when we arrived . Food served promptly and plentiful. Lacked some atmosphere. Would have loved a roaring fire and easy chairs to relax in to while away the afternoon. Would recommend for a hearty meal food is lovely.

We stayed here for a night and stayed for dinner. It's a nice little pub that is dog friendly. Staff were all welcoming and pleasant. For mains we ordered the steak & ale pie, and the 10oz sirloin steak. The pie was lovely. tasted great, full of meat and the pasty was great. The sirloin steak was rather disappointing, slightly over cooked, not very tender and tasted very bland though like it had boiled in it's own juices. That was a very big let down. If the steak was cooked and tasted like a steak should be then i would have rated this place quite highly on this visit.

My wife and I had 2 nights here. A great location, just 1 mile away from the village of Grassington. An enjoyable walk there via the raging Linton Falls. We were given a very friendly warm welcome by Dan, and soon felt as though we were locals. The first night we ate in the Bar, next to the log burner, the second night in the conservatory. The food, on both nights was tasty and very generous. The breakfast menu, served in the dining room, gave plenty of delicious options. My request to have the Salmon Benedict served on a hot plate, rather than a cold one , was met - no problem. We would stay here again.

We walked over across the fields from the Caravan and Motohome Club site. We were greeted with a friendly face and a “what would you like to drink” and shown to a table. Lots of real ale on tap. The food and service was excellent. My partner had the sea trout and I had the rack of ribs. We shared a pudding. The walk back to our motorhome in the dark was also great fun.

We visited for our last night of holiday dinner as the reviews were good. The food was good, the steak and ale pie pastry was too hard and dry though, it was nicely presented but personally felt there was too much in one serving. I...

Wow! I will forever be indebted to the wonderful staff at this pub. Our car broke down nearby on one of their busiest days of the year (the local show was on!) and they very kindly squeezed us in. We had our two toddlers with...

Don’t be put off by the initial interior. Nice dinner room or conservatory. Huge portions of homemade food. Chips are great. I had the curry and husband the gammon. Would definitely come back if in the area. Thursday night is steak night - two steaks...

On a very hot day in July we went to the Old Hall Inn for lunch. We sat outside in the garden. The food was very generous but well cooked and enjoyable.

Really good meal here tonight. I had sausage and mash and husband had seafood tagliatelle. Really good food. Good atmosphere excellent selection of beers

We visited on Saturday evening and enjoyed a really delicious evening meal. The staff were brilliant, the atmosphere was excellent and the beer beautifully kept ( Settle bitter) Highly recommended

Dining alone so it helps when the staff are friendly and there's a good atmosphere. The Theakston Bitter was on fine form and there was a great range of beers and other drinks. My seafood pasta, essentially salmon and small prawns, was excellent, cooked in...

Great traditional English pub food. Big portions, classic dishes, just what you expect from a British pub in the beautiful dales. Friendly service, cosy atmosphere and tasty food!

We found ourselves in this ‘fine English pub’ for an evening meal after a day of trekking around some local walks. As we walked in, we were warmly welcomed by three members of staff who were very attentive. We had pre-booked the table and were...

Superlative! This is the obvious adjective to describe our first visit to The Old Hall Inn today. It had been recommended by a friend and we’d been intending lunching there for some time. COVID intervened and we finally got there today. This is a classic...

Went with a good friend, who is just as particular as I am. We both had a lovely Sunday lunch. I had the standard beef, but it is not a favourite of my friend’s. However, was no problem about them doing a piece of chicken...

Went for Sunday lunch, chose the homemade chicken Kiev special, which it wasn't. Although the chicken was tender the shell it came in was overcooked and tough. Unfortunately the garlic butter centre was almost non existent. Disappointing

Made the mistake of entering the pub through.unlocked doors ten.minutes before they were apparently open. Bloke behind the bar very rude despite despite me apologising and explaining . Cheer up pal, we all have to do things we don't enjoy from time to time.

Very rude landlord who thought was funny to humiliate me in front of his regulars after I asked about lagers they served. Quickly drank up and went to the fabulous fountain inn will not call at old hall ever again. Would recommend the fountain not...

Admittedly we were here on a wet Wednesday in April, but it was very quiet compared to other pubs. We had booked but it wasn't necessary. Looks like its used by the locals, which is nice, but a little dated in decor. Large screen TV...

We visited The Old Hall Inn on Tuesday 8th March with some friends for an overnight stay for my birthday. The food was superb - the evening meal and probably the best pub breakfast ever! The staff were very friendly and helpful and the rooms...

Went for lunch with friends. None of us had been for a very long time, despite living close to it, because no one round here had had a good word to say about it. Anyhow, that is now all changed and I can’t say enough...

We visited on a Monday evening, and it was very quiet - don't know why, because this is a great restaurant, very near to Grassington. The food was plentiful and delicious, particularly the pie - a proper pie!

took my wife foe lunch ,use to go a couple of times a year and enjoy the food and the old world charm. the food the £ 15 fish and chips, over price rubbish! the pie well not good at all. What a let down...

We booked to eat on xmas day as had eaten here before, made to feel very welcome, like a local, great food, good wine, great service, all thoroughly enjoyable, no room for pudding though , what a great pub & restaurant.

Just returned from another lovely meal at Old Hall Inn . My choice today was the Steak & Ale pie in suet crust . It was the nicest pie ever and lovely fresh veg, I shall definitely choose again. Staff friendly and great service.

Lovely old fashioned pub, great location, staff very helpful and friendly. We had an evening meal and ventured to try the steak and ale pie ! Wow, worth travelling across the dales for . Beautiful pastry and tasty meaty filling, creamy mash and to accompany,...

Very good, I enjoyed the food and enjoyed the atmosphere of the pub. The pizza was good and the staff were very happy.an overall nice meal.

We arrived without having booked but enjoyed a lovely meal that was served really quickly despite their being very busy. Staff were friendly and jovial which added to the experience.

We went for lunch. It was quite busy and the place was nice and cosy. The staff were very friendly and the food was excellent and plentiful. Will definitely return.

One of the largest steak and ale pies I have had the pleasure of eating. The Theakstons best not quite up to the standard of Tetleys but a decent 2nd best.

Went to this pub across the road from the B&B three time in five days as it more than met our needs, It provided decent beer and the food was tasty and well presented with large portions . Staff were friendly and it has a...

Staying in Threshfield for the Grassington 40s weekend and booked the Old Hall Inn for a meal tonight. Great food, good portion size, great service - would definitely recommend.

We tried this pub many years ago and we’re very underwhelmed. How things have changed! Lovely old feel pub with a warm welcome, excellent real ale ( and very nice wine) and a good choice of nicely cooked good quality bar meals. That sort of...

My family and friends visited this pub after a walk and the food was absolutely amazing. The service was good and I would recommend a visit if nearby.

Extensive and varied menu and a lot more than your standard pub fayre so you're stuck for choice.It's a big place so plenty of room and they have a large garden so great in good weather.Been a few times now and never been disappointed

A lovely day, a hike around Linton, and a pub lunch. For the traditionalist this is just the place. The menu is entirely predictable and all the old favourites are available. My friend went for the Light Bite fish and chips while I opted for the Swiss Burger. I was still eating 10 minutes after he had finished. The burger was tasty but if anything over-filled and I had a struggle to finish it..... yes, I know, I could have left some. The slim fries were first rate and a pint of Wainwright was the ideal accompaniment! Good service.

First visit and definitely won’t be the last. Food was amazing, huge portions, great choice and friendly staff. Top marks guys - this is how all pubs should be 😊

Just called in and greeted by friendly staff. Decided to eat outdoors as weather was good. Young lady came to take our order. Drinks arrived quickly and the food arrived soon after. Delicious sandwiches. All in all a great little place to eat.

This is a great pub situated on the borders of the Dales. It is very welcoming with a good service provided by friendly staff. Considering the Covid restrictions it really was worth a visitA good range of quality drinks and some above average food at sensible prices. On our first visit for an afternoon in the lovely garden we shared a pizza not only great value but really very tasty. The dinner menu again has plenty of choice and what I term good pub diningAlways worth a visit

Friday night heaven. The food was simply divine - simple home made food, cooked from fresh, full of flavour and everything was made from scratch. Ella was brilliant (as was her colleague whose name I didn’t get) in her service. Friendly and very COVID safe. For me, this place is a must stop if you have a genuine like for food (not Michelin star style food in terms of presentation or portion size but flavour and quality is)

We ate at the Old house Inn every night during our stay as loved the food and choice. Huge portions and very fresh. A lovely little pub with friendly owners.

I have every sympathy with pubs during the Covid pandemic but some really don’t help themselves. The Old Hall is a nice old pub, on the main road between Skipton and Kilnsey/Kettlewell and about a mile from Grassington village centre. Therefore probably a bit off the well beaten Wharfedale tourist track. We’d been into Grassington the previous evening and visited the Black Horse and Grassington House where we had drinks for around £7-£7.50 per round. It was raining and I like to give local pubs my custom so we opted to stay in the Old Hall. We had 3 rounds of bog standard drinks- Strongbow and Wainwright’s ale. When we got the bill I was astonished at the price - £4.20 for each. I expect to pay that for premium brands but £4 plus for Strongbow is borderline robbery. Drive 15 minutes down the road and a pint is £1.99 at a couple of places in skipton. If locals are charged the same prices I feel sorry for them and can understand why rural locals are dying. Maybe the pub is tied into a punitive deal with a big pubco, I know a lot are, and if so I sympathise. If not, it’s blatant profiteering. Next time I’ll walk I to Grassington where competition seems to keep prices in check.On a positive note the pub took Covid précaution seriously- tables well spaced, sanitiser, masks on etc.

Having lived in the Dales for some years we regularly drive past The Old Hall but had never been inside! We visited for breakfast and what a feast. Definitely worth a visit.

Enjoying a 3 night stay. Very welcoming staff, lovely hotel, fantastic food. Feeling very covid safe too. The breakfasts are huge! And high quality. Dogs made very welcome. Highly recommend.

Mixed bag ... Stayed here for two nights. Room 7 was a good size for a single. Compared to other places I’d stayed earlier in the week it wasn’t as good value for the same money. Negatives - The carpets should be replaced or cleaned, very dirty. Had to clean the light switches which were filthy. The rest of the room and bathroom was clean. Bed linen and towels very clean. The mattress wasn’t the best. The food, evening meal and breakfast were excellent. The wine was expensive for what it was. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. Generally its looking tired, could do with a spruce up.

Enjoyed a lovely lunch here today. The home made lasagne was excellent,just like when in Italy!My daughter & 2 granddaughters also enjoyed their meals. Service was very good,the staff were friendly & efficient.All Covid regs in place. Would recommend

We have called in for lunch numerous times over the years and were sad to see and eat such poor food. I failed to find something on the new menu which looked appetising, so just had a burger. It was dry, as was the bun. You expect much more from a burger for £13.50.The exterior woodwork (tables, chairs, windows, doors etc) have fallen into disrepair, plants in pots flagging and in need of water.Whilst I understand things are tough for many of us right now, you would have thought (in this year of CV19) that someone would have taken it upon themselves to give parts of it a lick of paint to tidy it up. The pub was closed for months in Summer giving ample opportunity and painting isn't a difficult task.You just got the impression nobody cares anymore which is quite sad as it's got a lot of potential.Lets hope that in the future when this CV19 spread has been extinguished that this place gets an injection of money and love to bring it up to a better standard it is at now.

Arrived here at 8pm for our meal. Menu is a traditional pub with a few addled specials.We chose the Lemon and Ginger Chicken in Thai Green Curry Sauce. This was quite simply amazing. The spices and flavour were brilliant and the portion plentiful. The second dish was the Spicy Chicken Burger which was described as HOT HOT HOT. It didn't disappoint and whilst I type up this review, my mouth is on fire. Just as I like it. The prices are on point for the area and the meal and drinks came in at £30.This pub also participates in the £10 offer for August. The Merlot comes highly recommended by my other half. And she drinks some Merlot!!We would definately recommend.

Absolutely amazing Sunday roast, the best I have ever had. Nice and polite service too. Highly recommended.

What a gem.... their brilliance is that their approach is to offer superb on tap variety of well kept beers and traditional pub meals which contain the very best quality ingredients. The end result is a perfect combination of what you want in a British pub....

We called for lunch was disappointed that the place has obviously been let go since we last visited a few years ago. Needs a thorough clean / refurbish. The sandwiches v good & friendly bar staff.

What can I say except you absolutely smashed it! Ten of us came for Christmas lunch and it was perfect. Staff were friendly and welcoming. The food was delicious and plentiful. We all felt very relaxed and enjoyed the experience. It was the first time we have eaten out on Christmas Day and we were all blown away with the quality. A nice walk was needed afterwards to burn of the excess! Thank you all so much. Same time next year? Five star *****

Really great good value Christmas Day lunch ... could not fault the quality of the ingredients. 5 courses all delicious

Beautifully cooked meal with every part of it cooked so well. Lovely beef fillet and perfectly cooked veg. Crisp cabbage and Brussels with not a hint of soggy ness. Young people served us, but were lovely.

The Old Hall makes no pretence to provide fine dining but concentrates on good, well cooked , decent portioned pub grub.This is ideal for most travelers especially walkers and tourists. The menu is quite extensive and there are a variety of wines and spirits to choose from. This is cetainly a find for Gin lovers as there is an extensive variety to hand.A relaxing atmosphere in the bar areas with a very pleasant dining room also available. Plenty parking available and all in all a well run establishment.

Popped and stayed for a Friday night, before a rugby game down the road at Wharfedale. Great welcome, lovely room and welcoming real fire in the bar.We had our little Border Terrier with us and enjoyed a few beers and an excellent evening meal, chatting with locals and taking in the atmosphere.

A clean and tidy traditional dining room with helpful and friendly staff. We chose traditional meals of lasagne and scampi which were excellent but my starter of liver pate was huge, like a main in its own right. We had no room for desserts but had a single scoop of icecream and that was big as well. Good food and good value in a good inn!

We had 2 evening meals in this establishment. Both were excellent and filling. Good job we were walking back to our accommodation as we were so full when we left we needed the walk.

We went for lunch today after reading an excellent review in our local magazine.We received a warm welcome and ate in the dining room. The menu is varied something for everyone, special board had pie of the week, a fish dish and curry.We both had starters of crumb brie and prawn cocktail, both were well presented and good to eat. We then had special of hake fish and steak and ale pie. Generous portions and well presented , couldn't find room for dessert. Reasonable pricesWill definitely be going there again.

Called in here for a quick late lunch in our way to our holiday rental property in the Yorkshire Dales. I had a good prawn sandwich but my husband chose the steak and onion sandwich and said it was the best he’d ever had. Staff friendly and helpful. Although we wanted to eat outside as the weather was good, we could have taken our dog inside which was good to know after she had spent such a long time in the car travelling.

They accommodated 22 of us fabulously on a Saturday lunchtime. We ordered in advance and all food was on time and delicious. Phil and team provided great service.

We called for lunch and the pie, chips and veg was nice but far too much to eat it all and prevented me ordering a sweet !

Over cooked and over priced fish and chips- it's a shame as its a nice country pub in lovely walking area. Went as a group but no-one enjoyed their food.

booked for both Friday and Saturday evening but cancelled Saturday.

2 options for non meat / fish veggies curry rice or pasta .Standard for a pub who can't be bothered. The dish was a large bowl of boiled rice with a very dry dhal spooned on top . The bread was like dry pitta.No sauce No chuntney

Stayed overnight visiting family. Friendly staff and good service. Had a problem with the tv which was sorted quickly. Food was good as was breakfast. A comfortable room, but toilet door wouldn' t close, and the room was hot, with a window that was locked. However, this was only noticed late in the evening after several drinks, and i am certain it would have been rectified if i had asked. Overall, a really good experience, and would definitely visit again. Even the dog enjoyed herself. Thanks for a great visit.

Booked a table with family and our dog, for Sunday lunch. Friendly welcome and service, ordered the beef and shoulder of pork, really good portion sizes, proper Yorkshire puddings, good selection of veg and potatoes, all tasted fresh and the meat was delicious and plentiful, overall really impressed (not been for a few years), will return and will recommend.

Our group really enjoyed our stay at The Old Hall Inn. The pub has a lovely welcoming atmosphere, especially after a wet cycle ride over the hills!

We tried twice to eat here, the first evening, we arrived at quarter to 9, it was clearly advertised that food was served until 9 but the man behind the bar told us that they stopped serving at quarter to and so refused to serve us, we ended up going to the Devonshire Arms who, even though it was 2 minutes after they stopped serving, still made us delicious fish and chips.

Main courses pleasant, dessert a bit samey with a 'stodgy' cheesecake. Service a bit slow, but location and room was great.

Easy walking distance to the lovely town of Grassington, with plenty of walks on the doorstep, including the Dales Way. Warm welcome, friendly staff, comfortable bed. Bedroom on the small side as was the bathroom but both well equipped. Breakfast included, large choice, very tasty but could do with warming the plates! Bar/restaurant menu/food good but a bit pricey. Garden with tables for outdoor eating. Key to back door provided if returning after hours or if you have a dog needing a wee!! Free WiFi, good connection.

I have to say that the bar staff were very friendly and polite... and the Timothy Taylor's Landlord was absolutely top notch - although at £5.70 for a pint plus an orange squash it's pretty pricey.

Would have given this place 5* as the room and the pub in general was lovely! However, our stay was dampened somewhat by the poor customer service in the morning. Our shower was completely broken, the handle fell off which meant we couldn’t take a shower as the water was set to scolding. The gent checked us out and asked for £120 for the room. I explained the problems with the shower and he refused to discount the room as “we could have taken a bath instead”. I’m actually shocked that this was the response - I’m always happy to pay for what a room is worth but not having a working shower is ridiculous.

We were on holiday and looking for somewhere to eat for our weeks stay and as The Old Hall Inn was close by we went in. No greeting given by a young lady when we walked in, there were only two other couples in the inn who were already sitting down, we went to the bar and asked for drinks which were duly poured, I asked if the drinks could be put on a tab, I think she said yes and walked away, having taken drinks to our table and realised that the menus were not on the table I asked the member of staff if I could have a menu, I was TOLD, over there at the other end of the bar and she duly walked away again, at this point we both felt so unwelcome and decided after a quick look at the menu to leave as unsure if the food would be of the same standard as the service or lack of it. We went to the bar and asked if I could pay for the drinks we had consumed at which point she seemed happy to accept our payment. Needless to say we won't be returning during our weeks stay.

We were staying in a lovely b&b; ( bridge house) and went for our evening meal in this pub - it’s just across the road from the b

Visited over the new year period, whilst staying on a near by caravan site, I had the steak stroganoff, hubby had a steak with pepper sauce, top food at a good price, n dog welcome too, would highly recommend, fantastic.

Lovely pub just across from where we were staying. Food gorgeous and a great selection of Gins available. Staff very friendly. Prices very reasonable.

visited the old hall inn a few times during our recent stay in Threshfield it is a nice friendly pub with friendly staff . We ate there on 2 occasions and the food and service was good and reasonable priced will visit again on our next stay in Threshfield later on this year

Just spent our 2nd consecutive year at the Old Hall Inn, Threshfield and it was another brilliant evening. Fabulous disco, fantastic food and a superb atmosphere with very friendly staff. Only downside was how few people there were there. Well, it was their loss. Well done to the management and staff. A brilliant night. Thanks.

We stayed here last Saturday 8th December for the Dickensian xmas market it was perfect, it was a 10 minute walk into the center but was worth it, we booked the split level studio room at the back of the pub Monks Cottage it was amazing well worth the little extra it cost us, it was large ,spacious, amazing décor, comfy bed and very clean had everything you needed and more for your stay cant fault it in any way just wished we had stayed longer.

We were visiting the Dickensian Christmas market in Grassington. We stayed in Grassington last year but when it came to booking, the place we knew was already full, so we decided to book a room here instead! It turned out to be much better! Perfect all round!

Been coming here for over 20 years and seen many changes of staff/owners, however every time we’ve been in this year the staff behind the bar look miserable like they don’t want to be there, there was some sort of christening or party on this particular Sunday and none of the staff looked happy, got ignored at the bar and nearly walked out then 2 more staff came out and “everyone” wanted to serve, no smiles, no hellos/goodbyes, thankyou, would have eaten but not prepared to spend my hard earned cash on looking at unhappy faces.

Staying in a nearby cottage thought we’d give the old hall a try. Welcoming. Good beer. Fairly mixed menu but didn’t light our candle. Nothing wrong just a bit sad and bland. Ok for a quick bit of grub but not for a special meal. Waiting staff need some basic training and the odd smile wouldn’t go amiss. Shan’t be rushing back b

After visiting late Sunday afternoon and having a look at the menu to possiblly eat, the prices on the menu and the specials board were ridiculous to both me and my wife to possibly dine there. There was also hardly anybody in there compared to anywhere we go late Sunday afternoons when we’ve been out for a long Sunday walk. The staff were pleasant and no other issues apart from the prices.

Stopped for an evening meal whilst staying in the area. Friendly welcome for both us and our dog. Enjoyed our meal and listening to locals discussing life in the dales and getting ready for the local darts match. Just regret I was driving and couldn't try the large selection of gins. They looked great.

Hotel needs a really good clean !!! Carpet to our room was filthy !!! Not good !! Had an evening meal , food was good but table was really sticky, it left part of the napkin on the table. Next morning we were led to the same table , and hey presto, the said napkin was still there !!!! Tried to pick plate off of the table and it was that sticky, even the waitress nearly smacked herself in the face trying to prize it off !!!