Racehorses Hotel in Craven

Stayed over with a group of friends. Very friendly service, we had dinner in the pub. Everyone enjoyed their meal. The lamb curry which I ordered was excellent. Much better than usual pub curries, nans also delicious. Would return for the curry alone!

This is a great pub with a friendly atmosphere. It’s got a good selection of both food and drink and the teatime specials were a nice supplement to the menu. You will find plenty of choice whatever your taste and it’s served as traditional pub grub. Would recommend the racehorses and would return when next in kettlewell.

Visited for food and drinks on a BH weekend ,incredibly busy but recieved superb service and outstanding food,the Steak pudding is lush! Landlord also makes time for a chat even though he is rushed off his feet.It was so good we went back for a second night of the same.Well done all.

Called on a busy Easter Sunday just in the chance of a table. Great service and made to feel really welcome. Lovely food would deftly recommend the Sunday dinner. Nice wine too

We love Kettlewell and have stayed several times in The Blue Bell Inn. On this visit we decided to call into the Racehorses Hotel just for a drink and to see what it was like. It was a cold Sunday evening and when we walked into the pub it was lovely and warm. There were several people having food and it was a really cosy and comfortable atmosphere. It didn’t take long to strike up a conversation with Kevin who has been the landlord for 18 years. When I asked if the pub had rooms he told me that there were 17 rooms and immediately offered to show us some of them. He showed us three of the rooms which were all beautiful and clean. We will definitely be returning to Kettlewell soon and staying here, let’s hope that the food is as good as it looks. Credit to Kevin for being so friendly, can’t wait to stay here.

Went in for a couple of drinks. Clean and relatively welcoming. Timothy Taylor beer. Nice warm fire to sit by and warm ourselves !

We ate here twice during our stay in lovely Kettlewell. We loved the open fire and the staff were all pleasant and helpful. We loved the fresh pizzas on the Saturday night. They were tasty, authentic, with generous toppings. Slightly disappointed by Sunday lunch which in my view lacked fresh green vegetables.

Visited for some evening food and we were not disappointed. I had the fish and chips which was lovely and the mrs had the lamb stew which she was equally impressed with. 2 lovely roaring fires in the pub to enjoy and even though Kevin was on his own behind the bar on a busy evening he made every effort to be as attentive as possible. Kettlewell is a lovely place to go for a visit and this is one of the great places to eat in the village.

Lovely and welcoming. Roaring fire. Clean. Nice surroundings. Excellent food. Tomato and beetroot homemade soup with a cheese sandwich. Delicious. Will definitely return.

Just wow , the food the service was absolutely fantastic, and the best curry we've eaten since visiting India totally amazing flavours just wish we lived here and could eat more often, lovely full menu which was also fantastic tried them both but if you like Indian food definitely try that menu stunning only one fault couldn't manage a dessert 😀

We've just returned from another fabulous 3 night stay at the Racehorses in Kettlewell. We stayed with friends and one dog Everything about our stay was fantastic. Our room was clean, comfortable and well equipped. All the staff were friendly and good fun. We ate here every night due to the wonderful range of food in offer. We enjoyed authentic curries on the curry night, perfectly cooked sea bass and the best steak any of us have ever had. Finished off by a flawless Irish coffee. All in all, a wonderful stay. Definitely not our last.

Cosy & friendly pub. We went in for a drink on Christmas Eve. The staff were friendly & made a fuss of our dog. Good pint of Timothy Taylor’s.

My fiancé proposed to me there last weekend! We had a fabulous time! Cosy room, tasty food. Such lovely people and service was great 😊

Food was very poor. They ruined what should have been a nice roast dinner. The pork was only just cooked with the fat not being crisped or crackled. The vegetable selection was one piece of brocoli, large pieces of leek and some cabbage- all of which were raw!! The mash and roast potatoes were average but cold. Oh and not to forget the stuffing ball that could have broken a few teeth! Overall, it was a very disappointing main course. The starters and pudding were very clearly shop bought but at least they were edible. Not good, do not recommend.

Food ….. ok Beer….. not great Owner…… not welcoming (Kevin) The place has potential but will only work if you are not friendly to customers

Such a good dinner of butter chicken curry. We'd heartily recommend this restaurant. Good bar and very friendly staff. They served us dinner a bit early and the chef came out to greet us. We were very impressed.

Stayed here for one night stop-over while hiking. Good value for money. Room was basic but nice, really enjoyed having a bath after a long day walking. Pub itself is a bit lacklustre, but staff are very pleasant. 30 minute (08:30-09:00) for breakfast is a bit of a stretch. Chose the mor lively pub across the road for dinner so can't comment on food. Overall stay was fine. No complaints. Has everything you need.

Walked in without a booking on a Saturday evening and managed to get a table where other places were fully booked. Food lovely, good portion size and came quickly. Atmosphere lacking slightly and needs better lighting. Bit pricey, £70 for 2 adult mains, 2 kids meals, 2 wines and 2 soft drinks. Not the friendliest service but not awful, everyone has bad days so giving the benefit of the doubt. Could be brilliant with a few tweaks. I would visit again.

We have just visited here on the first night of our holiday and will NOT be going back! One of the bar staff was rude and incompetent and after making 2 mistakes (a wrong drink and not putting one of our meals through meaning we ate 20 mins after the other half of the family had finished) wasn’t really bothered and told me ‘I must of misheard or it must of been one of those days.’ Customer service is extremely important to me and this establishment certainly lacked that!! We have just spent a lot of money for very poor service!! Go across the road to the bluebell inn, it’s so much nicer and the staff are super friendly!

We were tempted by the promise of a curry cooked by an Indian chef. We weren't disappointed, only two curries available, Butter Chicken and a vegetarian option. Butter Chicken isn't normally a dish I would order so nice to have something different. We were both really impressed, plenty of spice and flavour in the sauce, and a good portion. Definitely not your average "pub curry". Good service and fine Tim Taylor's beer too.

4 female friends stayed here for one night whilst walking The Dalesway. Beautiful updated rooms and bathrooms. We were made very welcome by the staff and owner and stayed for a great dinner. Breakfast was substantial and excellent and fuelled us for a long walk ahead. Loved it!

A geoup of 5 friends stayed here for a xouole of nights which walking in the area. What a great choice. Welcoming and pleasant staff, rooms were clean and comfortable BUT best of all was the food. We had 2 great meals with lovely wine. A fantatic location, good balue, good food,.... whats not to like

surly service by bar staff ham and beef sandwiches served on flat bread instead of normal bread, with ingredients tasting rancid

Lovely friendly pub with great beer & wines. Had an evening meal which was really good. Great pub with good atmosphere. Landlord nice & friendly.

Great welcome. Tired after 15 miles across the moors the lady offered me the choice: ‘Would you like to check in or a beer first’!!! Chatty lady, good beers, nice decor. Room was seriously swanky and v comfortable. Food excellent. Best in 5 days of eating at some ‘interesting’ Yorkshire hostelries on the Inn Way. A superb haggis/ black pudding/ peppercorn sauce followed by a steak in ale suet pudding to die for. What a relief after some pretty dodgy fare. Yorkshire can deliver good value and gorgeous food and accommodation with super service!

Always fantastic food and the staff are amazing! Rang up a few hours before, told them we had to feed 47 people. They fed and accommodated us with open arms! Even gave us a little room to ourselves for most of the group to eat! Speedy service even though there only seemed to be one waitress on at the time. Took all the orders and served everyone with a smile. Pizzas are an absolute winner! Cheers, Ash.

Walked in and around Kettlewell numerous times, we always favour The Racehorses for a great place to enjoy a beer. Decided to have Sunday Roast there yesterday. We were extremely happy with our lunch, succulent roast beef, huge homemade Yorkshire pudding, plentiful delicious gravy and the bonus of tasty cauliflower cheese and a good supply of horseradish. As it was Mothers Day we also had a pudding too ... a delicious lemon cheesecake. All presented very nicely with friendly staff. Highly recommended at a fair price.

We have eaten many times here and the food has always been good, but the Sunday roast was absolutely delicious. We would highly recommend a visit.

I have stayed here twice now, the hotel is in a great location. The rooms are lovely, they are clean, the beds are comfortable and the food was great. All the staff are really friendly and accommodating, especially Liz and the landlord Kevin, the bar...

Popped into Jane an evening meal and we were not disappointed. Fantastic lamb stew and gorgeous chilli. Nice atmosphere , lovely and warm with the open fire .

Absolutely first class. There were approximately 20 of us visiting Kettlewell in our Classic Cars for the weekend. Kevin and his staff were warm, friendly and accommodating, the food was excellent. We’re looking forward to returning in 2023.

Kevin was a super welcoming host and all his team were brilliant. Jordan is an amazing cook - the home made food is excellent and with very generous portions. The bar is really well decorated and Liz is an excellent barmaid. I can’t recommend this...

Lovely surprise stop at Kettlewell, just fancied a bite to eat so when we saw soup of the day advertised we decided to stop off. We had the tomato soup that was full of Italian style herbs and the little crusty rolls were lovely, I...

Return visit to this hotel after more than 20 years and it did not disappoint! Cosy comfortable refurbished rooms and delicious food. The haggis and black pudding especially recommended. Fresh cooked breakfast to set you up for a day out walking the dales. Kevin and...

What a fabulous Sunday lunch and afternoon at the Racehorses. Food was delicious, ambience great and staff friendly and accommodating. We had such a laugh with the neighbouring table and when it was mentioned I worked in the hotel many years ago the landlord kindly...

The food was great, - tasty, hot and an excellent choice of menu. The accommodation was really comfortable, with all the facilities we needed. The staff were friendly and efficient and made us feel really welcome. Can't wait to visit again!

Overnight stay with friends from Lancashire whom we were educating on the delights of the Yorkshire Dales. As expected, Kettlewell did not disappoint (how could it?) and nor did the Racehorses, which has recently reopened after closure caused by flooding. Our rooms were spacious and...

A great 2 nights spent at this hotel in Kettlewell. Room was spotless and well presented. Nice bar with food available. Breakfast was tasty with a range of options. Full English was just what the doctor ordered. Would stay again.

All the staff at the Racehorses Hotel, whether Kevin (the owner/manager), Liz, Roz, Jo, Kayleigh or others were fabulous, very welcoming and helpful. We stayed for 3 nights and they could not do enough for us, thank you. For the price, the room was quiet,...

I don't know if the pubs in Kettlewell have that local pub for local people vibe but both we visited at weekend were a little unwelcoming. Nothing major but there was a distinct lack of a smile and just that general warmth I like to...

Purchased a takeaway pizza on our stay in Kettlewell. I am posting this review to stop anyone else making the same mistake. The Pizza was quite obviously a garlic bread with tomato paste and a sprinkling of cheese.. It was the worst example of a...

Rude, disinterested and miserable bar staff, poor hygiene standards - barmaid fished fallen drinks filter out of glass with her fingers then seemed put out we wanted a fresh drink! 🤢 Jumbled, chaotic lunch orders, one couple left after being ignored by staff, the same...

Meal for 2 on our last night of lovely week in wharfedale. Food good but service not very welcoming or friendly. Such a shame.

Had our first meal here since it reopened after it was flooded and we thoroughly enjoyed it. My wife had roasted hake and I opted for Barnsley chop both of which were cooked to perfection.

Don't seem to know what's going on, everyone was pleasant but a bit dark inside the Bar area and food wasn't what I expected veg still raw and steak disguised too look better covered with sauce would have a Dinner there again breakfast was good.

We found this little gem by accident n pulled for coffees at 11am. Altho not officially open , the welcome was extremely warm , staff n service excellent n coffee very tasty. We would certainly recommend this place n the meals looked good too.

Visited on the 11th of June. Fantastic days walking up to Hubberhome and back for dinner and drinks. A very warm welcome from Kevin and his staff, rooms were spotless, food was excellent. Highly recomended. We'll done all. We shall return.

Always call in when we visit Kettlewell and never dissapointed. Friendly staff - always a warm welcome. Today my daughter came with us and she is vegetarian and gluten free , the Chef came to speak to her and made a dish just for her....

What a wonderful place with friendly and helpful staff. We called here on the off chance and they shouldn't have been serving food at that time. However when we asked about food the chef said he would make something for us no problem. We had...

The rooms were a decent standard, clean, lots of hot water, good selection of tea etc. Breakfast starts at 8:30 so was a bit late for us as walkers on the dales way - we had 19 miles to cover that day so it might...

Very slow service and the staff behind the bar need to learn basic standard manners. Very rude, no wonder the place was empty. One over priced drink and we left to eat at The Bluebell across the way where staff were helpful and very attentive

There were 5 adults in our party and we were all satisfied with our rooms. They were clean and well furnished, with an amazing view of the rivers from our window (room 14). The manager was extremely helpful in providing us with breakfast at 6am,...

Service at the bar is really slow, the blonde women behind the bar needs to smile and a please and thank you would be nice. The man let’s it be known he owns the place he also needs to learn some customer service. Food is...

we visited the Racehorses hotel on Saturday 2nd April 2022. The service was very slow and the beef burger was raw in the middle. Since changing hands this hotel has gone downhill. We will not be going again.

Lovely quiant country pub but with no atmosphere at all. Beds so uncomfy and food quality not good.!

We came to Kettlewell for half term... 4 adults & 3 small doggies... we were welcomed to The Racehorses with a lovely table, friendly and very helpful staff and delicious food. We ate here on 2 occasions,taking advantage of their great offer on ‘steak night’...

We have now visited the Racehorses for the fish night on a couple of occasions and I can’t praise it enough. Wow! Nelson the chef certainly knows how to cook seafood. Last night he prepared a special hake dish he had individually prepared for my...

Visited here twice last week for evening meals. The service and food were excellent - Particularly the sea bass, which was amazing. The service was quick and friendly. Will definitely return here when we are next in Kettlewell.

We had a really good meal in the Racehorses. The service was excellent and we all enjoyed our food. The staff even brought out a treat for the dog! In our experience, this is the best pub in Kettlewell of the 3.

What a fantastic pub.After walking away from the kings head in a huff after not getting served. This place was fantastic.Track and trace, screen up at the bar. And a very common sense approach in the current conditions we face.Fire alarm went off, no fuss getting everyone out while the place was checked over.We had some light bites and drink, which I couldn’t recommend enough.Would definitely come drop £100 in this pub again !

We only stopped for a drink, but what a cracking pub! The beer is kept to perfection and tastes spot on - would highly recommend.

This is a great place to eat and staff are friendly and accommodating. The steak meal we had was fabulous. Can highly recommend.

We have visited this pub many times before and always found the food good. So decided to stop off for a light lunch. 2 of our party of four ordered soup and a sandwich, one white and one brown. The soup was delicious. But what a disappointment the sandwich was? The reason being in both cases, the bread was not fresh and was bordering on stale. This is such a simple task to make sure there is fresh bread and it was such a let down. It was like the sandwiches had been pre made then possibly left in the fridge without cling film on or any covering. The COVID measures where in place and we were almost ‘told off’ for not signing and leaving track and trace details immediately as we walked through the door, before we had even had a chance to speak. So why was there such a basic hygiene error in the kitchen of leaving bread out? Wonder what else goes on in there? We did leave our details, of course. But I think the lady behind the bar needs to calm down a bit and at least say good afternoon first before jumping on customers for details, like naughty school kids.

2020 has been difficult to catch up with friends, especially when living in different towns. So when we got the opportunity my friends and I decided to meet up and go some place new, so we tried a beautiful pub in a stunning part of the Yorkshire Dales. The atmosphere was so good, warm and welcoming. The table service was great and we weren’t rushed, which was important as the sole purpose of the visit was to catch up with friends. We had a meal as well as drinks and the food was incredible. I had the burger on a pretzel bun, not only was the bun delicious but the caramelised onions and relish was out of this world. The pub was split into different areas with plenty of seating to make sure you are comfortable but it was spread out enough so you felt as if you were in an intimate space rather than a crowd. The staff were really friendly and made a point of checking on us regularly to make sure we were still comfortable and had enough to drink. I really enjoyed myself and so did my friends, I would thoroughly recommend a visit.

We have eaten at this establishment many times and the food has always been very good. We went on a monday night taking advantage of the eat out to help out scheme. The wife had fish and chips with mushy peas. The fish and chips were very nice but the mushy peas were stone cold. I ordered the chicken breast stuffed with parma ham and parmesan. The chicken was overcooked, tough and extremely dry. Due to the high demand with the government scheme I suspect it was cooked well in advance and reheated. I complained and in fairness the waitress offered to exchange the meal but the damage was already done. Other people in the restaraunt who also ordered the chicken also complained. The front of house staff and the waitresses were excellent, friendly, welcoming, polite and efficient.

All the staff were very friendly and polite nothing was to much trouble. Between the 4 of us we had starters, mains and desserts. Every course was great the steak and ale pudding is a must! Highly recommended.

We have eaten here on several occasions and have enjoyed our meal every time. Varied menu very reasonably priced. Nice riverside open air seating area as well. Good bar and friendly service.

At the half-way point between our walk from Arncliffe to Kettlewell (and back again), my son and I stopped off for lunch at this pleasant pub at the heart of this picturesque village.My son had the cheese sandwich and I went for the Yorkshire (of course) ham with a sneaky side of chips. Both were good quality although I could have done with less salt on the chips.Set us up for the return leg of our journey.

We stopped here for Sunday Lunch 23rd February 2020, it was both good value for money, very well cooked and served by a very pleasant young lady and I assume the landlord, the beer was fabulous and went down well with the meal, we will definitely return, the garden seating area overlooking the river is suoerb.Many thanks for a lovley afternoon

I booked a room in the Racehorses for two people and a small dog Late Jan 2020.I have visited the Racehorses for drinks after walking locally for over 25 years but never actually stayed there so a first.Reception was good, beer was good and food was excellent (Suet pudding and Bread & Butter pudding for me with the wife having a Hot Pot and Profiteroles). Room was clean tidy and well equipped for a short stop with blanket provided for the dog and the usual expected Hotel extras.Dog was dirty after a long walk and we were given warm water to clean him with as requested.Probably down to the dog more than us but we received excellent attention and service from everyone from Manageress, Chef, service and finally Landlord who checked us out with a chat and a handshake.Would definitely return, sooner the better.

I recently spent my birthday weekend in The Racehorses Hotel and I absolutely loved it. The beds are huge, and very comfortable, the food is spectacular and the pub is great. The staff were lovely; they even gave me a birthday card and complementary prosecco, and generally went above and beyond throughout our stay. The room was fantastic, and the views are phenominal. I couldn’t fault this hotel at all. I’ve visited Kettlewell many times; I wouldn’t hesitate to say that it’s my favourite place in the world. If you’re looking to escape, there is no better place. I would personally recommend bringing a bike, or a good pair of walking boots. Thank you to Kevin and everyone at The Racehorses for looking after us.

Sunday lunch disappointing for the price Beef tender but the test soggy greasy veg and soggy Yorkshire

Used the Racehorses Hotel for food and drinks whilst staying in a cottage over Christmas. Food, Beer, Wine & Gin all excellent coupled with friendly welcoming service. Highly recommended.

Ate here one evening as part of our 3 nights in the village. They had roaring fires which in the end led us to leave as it was just too hot- even the barmaid said so! The food didn’t disappoint. I had the hotpot having read previous reviews and thoroughly enjoyed it ( although would be better if 3 bay leaves hadn’t been left in the red cabbage!)the scampi and chips was fresh and generous and the onions rings were proper ones- and huge! Good menu with plenty of choice. They also do pizzas although never really seen that as pub food. There was just something lacking with the atmosphere. They had the news on the TV- why have it on? The staff didn’t really interact with customers. It’s quite a big pub but there was no real noise, it felt hushed. Worth visiting to eat though.

Ate here with a large group (about 14) of friends. The hotel restaurant area is small so if you are a large party you need to book so that they can organise the seating for you. The food is solid higher end pub food with varied menu choices to cater for most tastes. The beer was also decent and there were a good variety of non-alcoholic drinks including flavoured mixers which tasted great even without gin in them! Our dog was also very happily ensconced in front of the fire with a water bowl. All in all would recommend a visit.

I booked this restaurant for a group several months ago but,when I went in to reconfirm, closer to the time there was no record of my booking.I was told that I needed to pre-order on the day so asked if I could take a menu which was refused. I was told that the menu was not on line and I was made to take a photograph of the menu on my phone - not good.The day before we were due I had a call asking for the menu for that evening - they had got the date wrong!I had no great hopes for our visit but have to say that the food was good but we didn`t like being almost pushed out as soon as we had eaten when nobody had ordered a dessert. The restaurant was almost empty apart from us. Owing to the poor customer service, I would not recommend this pub.

out of the 3 pubs in the village, this (to me) is the best of the lot. The food was very good, portions were good, and the prices were good. Food was served hot and quickly. It was very warm in there. staff were good. Cant fault it.

Very nice location in Yorkshire Dates. The kitchen is top of the bill, as well as the staff. Bedroom and bathroom onay, improvement needed at the rooms for WIFI / Internet connection! We can recommand this!

Unfortunately the restaurant was not a good experience: disappointing soggy suet pie. I specifically asked if the chips were "real" chips and not frozen,and I was told they definitely were by lady who seemed offended that I had asked, to discover later (confirmed by another member of staff) that they were frozen ones. Fine if your ok with this , but I would have happily chosen another option and not happy that i was lied to, and the second member of staff was pretty dismissive too.

Had room at the back of hotel, very quiet and views of the river

Arrival - Welcomed in to the hotel, but rushed to hotel and mumbled the breakfast times and there was no mention of “enjoy your stay”.

Just loved this place. Friendly staff lovely atmosphere, clean rooms, comfy bed , hot shower, good food, good beer, great location, good price ...what more do you need ? Fantastic value will definitely be back next year.

We had the Scampi, and shared a Pizza. The staff were warm and welcoming and very good food. Since we were more fond of spicy food, we requested for additional seasoning, which was provided promptly.

Great location, generally friendly staff, who worked hard to create a good service. Rooms were fine, beds comfy, but seem to have a damp problem, upstairs rooms have a better view. Breakfast v basic, woodlice found in mushrooms, put us off so didn’t bother next morning. At £100 per room per night we expected a bit more, and it certainly has potential to do that.

After wandering round the village decided to have a pub lunch, it was the only pub that had a table free, should have told us something. Ordered drinks and food at the bar, with a lady, short dark hair and glasses presume landlady, I think you need some customer service skills. You don’t know how to treat the paying public, you were off with me which I let drop but when I saw you twice be rude again I nearly blew my top, my husband had to hold me back, you came from behind the bar firstly to stare at a child who was crying and then secondly which annoyed me you asked two elderly ladies to go to the bar and collect there tea in an abrupt manner, why couldn’t you serve it to them. We had two bacon and sausage roll and portion of chips, well there was one sausage and half a piece of bacon, the chips were in a bucket and were gorgeous but as we got near the bottom the bucket was padded out with a serviette.

As the Bluebell was full, we came here, and now fully understand why this place was empty and the Bluebell was totally reserved.

Had been for a long cycle ride and stopped here for lunch and a pint. The pub wasn't too busy and chose the special soup and sandwich. The the soup was freshly made tomato and delicious. I know I was hungry but the flavour was delicate and with a hint of spice, washed down with a pint was perfect.

Staying in kettlewell and after having a few drinks locally we noticed the Racehorses pub offered a takeaway pizza service. We ordered a couple of 10inch, a margherita & a spicy. Total £19! Bit pricey. They took 30mins. The margherita wasn't too bad but the spicy one was so greasy and floppy!! Not very tasty either. Don't bother getting these, waste of money.

This is potentially a wonderful hotel with its stunning riverside location and lovely bar staff. However when we visited the garden was full of rotten furniture, one chair broke when we sat on it and the others were in terrible condition, there were overflowing bins and old litter all round them on the ground. The food was at best mediocre and the first beer I ordered had to be taken back as it was clearly not at its best. What a shame this place could be so lovely.

Booking process for tables flawed; staff and customers arguing over reservation times - didn’t seem to be able to cope with demand on a Friday night. Eventually food arrived, disappointed to receive what looked like a frozen burger that had been deep fried and oily tasting chips.

Given the price was stunned by the size of the burger. The photo doesnt do the comment justice but some indication of the miniscule size can be guaged by the fork. Just over 1.5 inch in diameter. When asked by the waitress if everything was ok we pointed this out. She said she'd have a word with the chef. When she returned we asked for an update. She said the chef said "Sorry". So that's OK then. Value for money? I dont think so.

We decided to visit the Racehorses Hotel for a spot of light lunch on the way to our short break in the Yorkshire Dales.

We stayed one night at the Racehorses pub and it was a nice room but could do with a bit of updating. We ate in the pub and the food was good and the staff helpful and friendly. Just felt the £100 for the room was quite expensive.

We called in on an off chance Sunday evening, hoping to have dinner at the Racehorses. We were assured there was a table free for us. We ordered drinks at the bar and as we already knew what we wanted to eat, we gave our order then too. Our table was quickly laid by a friendly waitress. My husband had chosen one of the Sunday roasts (Lamb) which came with Yorkshire pudding and vegetables. I had tagliatelle with a mushroom and cream sauce - it was delicious. The bar has 3 Timothy Taylor ales on hand pump. The pub has a pleasant atmosphere; dogs are welcome.

We stayed here one night on our walk on the Dales Way. Apparently we came at a bad moment on a Sunday afternoon -- they were more interested in serving beer to customers who came in after us than checking us in. The room was fine. Dinner was fine. There were several vegetarian items on the menu that were not available that night, so there was not much selection if one didn't eat meat. But the veggie burger was fine. They were much friendlier as we left the following morning.

We wanted to find somewhere to eat and popped in here and didn’t receive a very warm welcome from the woman behind the bar. We all thought she was rude. We had a drink, my husband was not impressed with the beer. We decided to go over the road instead to the Bluebell inn. They were much more accommodating and welcoming and the food was great.

We stayed at The Racehorses Hotel for one night and were pleasantly surprised by the room. Very nice and modern, comfortable beds and a nice bathroom. Evening meal of lamb hotpot was good and breakfast was simple, but had what we needed. We were welcomed by the staff and were happy with our stay.

Any pub serving a choice of Timothy Taylor's real ale has to be worth a visit. 3 different ones on offer. A great little pub in a lovely scenic location.

Just got back home from a two night stay in this hotel.

Nice steak pie with excellent chips. The beer was well kept and a reasonable range. Serving staff very friendly and extremely prompt. Treacle pudding and profiteroles were pretty good also.