Stone House Hotel Restaurant in Richmondshire

Excellent set menu. Sophisticated staff. Lovely first class setting. Superb cuisine. There was literally nothing to fault and it compares well with excellent London restaurants. Locally sourced produce, meats and cheeses. What a registrant should be like.

Our first visit since the new owners arrived. Had a lovely lunch which was well presented and the service was friendly and attentive. Very reasonably priced (unlike the Simonstone up the road). Will be back soon to try out dinner.

Booked for lunch during the cheese fest and we were not disappointed. On a very wet day the friendly welcome and warm fire were the perfect start. A pre-lunch drink helped build up the appetite needed for our meal, and oh was it delicious! I eat a lot of cheese & onion pies as it's my go-to favourite, but this one lifted the bar, and then some. My smoked Wensleydale & caramelised onion pie was a cheese (and a pie) lovers dream. Add perfectly cooked chunky chips and deliciously decadent buttered greens, still beautifully crisp.....it's a wonder I could face dessert, but I forced myself after a respectful pause, and that was delightful too. Staying true to the cheese in cheesecake, and not over sweet but with a lovely sweet/salty caramel sauce to set it off. Not to forget the perfect 'buttery biscuit base'. This was our first visit, and I can't wait for a reason to return. High standards of service, and cuisine. Thank you!

Well when we called to book Sunday lunch we were told they could fit us in … what they failed to tell us was that they don’t actually serve Sunday lunch at a lunchtime on a Sunday. After the disappointment of realising we were not going to get a lovely roast we looked at the menu. Not particularly a lot of choice, so you would expect everything to be done well … and be available. Not here, the disappointment continued, my Mum wanted the salmon, they didn’t have any, my husband wanted the pork, also not available. They offered Mum Stonebass (out of the freezer), my husband and I both ended up having a burger, which were pitiful so we both left it. Poor all round and expensive to boot. We were offered a drink on the house which didn’t really cut it. We should have known it was going to be awful when my husband I ordered garlic prawns as a starters and we had to wait so long for them to prepare them (again, out of the freezer) we were offered a basket of stale bread to tie us over 😂 We left and drove to Hawes to see what time the chippy closed …please don’t waste your time or your money here.

We had a lovely experience here, staff where great and food was awesome, really felt the evening was great value. We have a 2 course meal and we both enjoyed it. The menu does change daily so check before your arrive but the food is great and the staff are awesome

We returned to the stone house hotel having visited several times before.We stayed in room 1 this time and found that yet again we had a lovely large room with everything that we needed.The food was wonderful as usual and we saw many staff that we had met in the past.We we’re a little concerned that the owners had retired but need not have worried.The team made us feel very welcome and all the guests appeared to be really enjoying their stay.Thankyou for a lovely weekend and we look forward to seeing you again.We really do appreciate your dedication and hard work. Justin and Vicki Barnes xx

We'vee stayed heere in the past but chose to come for a meal this time, as we were staying at the near by Steppe Haughs farm house. The service and the food were excellent. We try to go there every time we're up that way. It's always nice to sit in front of an open fire with our pre-dinner drinks.

This Edwardian country house classic is a must for anyone who enjoys the non-corporate feel of a family-owned hotel - the food, decor, real fires and smiling staff bring a general ‘warmth’ to the experience. Some of the guests for dinner (Valentine’s) had been back so often they seemed like personal friends of the staff, which is always a vote of confidence.

Food quality and service were first class - as is the hotel. I struggle to understand why not rated higher in the list of Hawes restaurants. Relaxed atmosphere with pre-dinner drinks in the lounge while you select off the wide ranging menu. Three courses if you can manage it!

Phoned up last minute for booking, very accommodating. Welcoming staff and excellent food from interesting menu. Cosy decor in bar, library and dining area.

Gem of a country hotel set on a quiet back road close to Hawes. Staff are so friendly and obliging, you are treated as friends. Food is superb, really enjoyed the lamb. A lot of guests are repeat visitors which speaks volumes. Cozy and comfortable inside, wood panelling and comfy lounges to sit in. Spacious and comfortable bedroom. Cannot fault it! We will be back!

Very busy but shown straight to our table. Menus were of the fixed price type so either two or three courses including Tea/coffee. We opted for the Goats cheese and a parma Ham for starters. Followed by Duck and Hake as mains with vegetables. Not a lover of duck but decided to give it a go, now I know why I am not that fussy about it. The Hake was a little bit powdery to taste but plenty of it. We opted for the cheese board as an addition and we could have as many or as little of the six choices as we wanted. Plenty of tasty cheeses. Coffe for both and petit fours. Staff very attentive to allergies one of has and ensured all was well. Very friendly and well organised. car park can be very full so go early!

Went here for my other half’s birthday meal. What a lovely lovely meal. Food delicious and fresh. Staff attentive and very friendly. Most diners were hotel residents but all guests are treated equally. Just an overall lovely experience and ended our perfect day. Thank you.

Great staff and amazing food at a lovely hotel setting. Well worth a visit. The menu changes every day giving lots of choice to those staying at the hotel.

Celebrated mums special birthday at Stone House Hotel..Great hotel & lovely staff.. made our stay very special..

We enjoyed a very civilised evening meal with a drink beside the log fire, ample time to choose from the reasonably priced wine list and sumptious suroundings with history and toy car displays! The original owner's ciollection of horse shoes from the various race courses added a nice touch. We had coffee next to the fire afterwards and played Solitaire followed by snooker!The dining area is very spacious and service was excellent. The food was very good but not excellent, roast potatoes needed a steak knife to cut. Portion size was generous and our only other negative observation is that as far as we could see, without having to ask, is that you have to choose two courses when we really felt more like a single main course, with wine and followed by coffee. Staff were very helpful as we could overhear from dedicated vegetarians who ariived near the end of service. The Maître d'hôtel was especially welcoming.

WE stayed here in July and we were greatly impressed. Our room was lovely with a view over the garden. The food was excellent and plentiful, the staff were helpful and friendly.. We went there for my husband's birthday and we will certainly stay there again.

Stayed here a couple of times thirty years ago, so when caravanning in the area called in for lunch, for old times sake. Hadn’t booked but that wasn’t a problem, offered us the sandwich/ light lunch menu as they had a big party in. Sat in the lounge/ bar area as we had our dog with us. We had ham and mustard sandwiches with salad and French fries, lovely bread,home cooked ham, salad dressing etc - a great sandwich and chips made with good quality ingredients. What stood out was the friendliness of every colleague, everyone who passed us took the time to say hello- that must have been 6 people. Impressive.

My boyfriend and I stopped off here midway through a walk. We arrived 10 minutes after food stopped being served but they were kind enough to make us some food anyway. We each had a delicious large bacon, Brie and cranberry ciabatta. There is a variety of gins. We had a look at the evening menu and it looked gorgeous. The venue itself has a lovely cosy feel inside. Would definitely recommend.

After a full day touring the surrounding dales and watching a sleep trial we were delighted to stumble upon the Stone House. Lovely ambience, warm welcome, and enjoyable G&T in the réception room. Followed by pigeon breast and sea boss, both excellenty preparred and served. Highly recommend the Stone House.

My husband and I very spontaneously chose this restaurant at the end of a long day of touring the Yorkshire Dales. We literally were driving by, it looked lovely, and so we stopped to inquire to see if non-hotel guests had access to the dining room. "Yes!" We had a nice conversation with other guests while waiting, and were told how wonderful this hotel is, to stay in. And dog-friendly as well. After our Gin and Tonics, we were treated to a truly delightful dinner. It was difficult to chose from the proposed starters---they all sounded very enticing. I chose a pear, poached in red port wine, accompanied by feta cheese and other small morsels of this and that. My husband had pigeon breast, which he raved about. We both ordered the sea bass as our main course. Again, a perfect choice! And excellent coffee after our meal. A true five star experience.

The dinner menu changes daily and has 4 or 5 selections for each course. A mix of fish & meat and vegetarian with those gluten free shown as such. Approx £35 for a 3 course meal & £29 for a two course. The wine list has individually recommended wines and is not expensive.

We arrived with difficulty during cataclysmic rainfall, winds and floods. We wondered if they might be closed. But no. Just another day of Dales weather: wind, rain, floods, hail, snow, sunshine and a beautiful rainbow! The atmosphere was calm, extremely affable, nothing too much trouble. Wood panels and leather chairs/sofas with a roaring fire in the sitting room. Dining/restaurant area is more contemporary, glass and chrome. Lovely views across the valley to Hawes and the fells beyond. Didn't stay overnight but feel confident that it would be delightful. Will definitely come again, for longer!

If you are visiting this part of the world - this place is a must! The warmth of the welcome & the ambience started our evening in the best possible way.... Perfect service Lovely food Superb Rioja Good old fashioned establishment 5 stars

We enjoyed an evening meal with friends at this cosy Wensleydale hotel. It is always pleasant to be shown to the lounge and enjoy drinks while looking at the menu. The menu here changes daily, according to what is available, but there are plenty of choices. It is structured so that you can choose 2 or 5 courses followed by coffee. On this occasion we all preferred just two courses. I had a delicious haddock, cod and prawn fishcake. My companions liked their pheasant with a dijon cream sauce very much. My husband chose hake with wilted spinach that was excellent. The home made cheesecake with fresh fruit was outstanding. Coffee was offered at the table or in the lounge. Friendly, prompt service but we were not rushed, and the portion sizes were perfect, not too large. We will certainly return, and look forward to trying the full 5 courses.

We came away for a four night stay, 2 nights in northumberland and two nights in our dream location for many years, the dales.

One of if not the best restaurant I have been to in years,choice of approx 5 dishes for each course all of which I would have gladly chosen,we ate here three consecutive nights trying different dishes from a menu which refreshingly changes daily. All were perfectly cooked beautifully presented and served by fantastic friendly efficient staff.

I am extremely fussy and have extremely high expectations of standards when it comes to hotels and restaurants.

This is a beautiful place staffed by kind professional people. Be aware that its concept means a long wait for dinner. You are received in a lounge area and get your menu. Then the hostess visits everyone in the order in which they arrived to discuss and note down the choices. Each party’s orders are delivered to the kitchen successively while everyone waits (and has a drink). The hostess returns and invites the first party in (who must have arrived in the lounge half an hour or so prior to the start of dinner at 6:30). Then she takes another party’s orders, etc. We were in that lounge a full 45 minutes. The advantage is that, once at your table (a fixed one for each room, which you return to for breakfast), service is fast. For those who have hiked on the Pennine Way all day and hungry, it’s certainly a change of pace :-) The meal was quite good.

We have just spent a week in Yorkshire Dales. We did not stay at this hotel but dined here one evening. The menu is not extensive but we enjoyed our meal it is fair to say portions are not huge but were fine for us. Food was of a good standard if a little on the expensive side but we appreciate the location and the surrounding scenery were outstanding which made the cost of our meal worthwhile. We would like to mention the staff at this hotel particularly Chris who looked after us with pre dinner drinks and wine choice. He was friendly attentive without being overbearing always very professional. The resturant staff also gave the same great level of service making you feel very relaxed all in all a lovely evening. Because the weather was so nice we stopped again before returning back to our rented cottage to enjoy a drink sat outside on the patio enjoying the fantastic views. Would definately return here if we are ever again in the Dales.

Great sitting room with open fire to warm up by on a snowy March night. Very friendly staff. Food a little disappointing in that a tiny portion of pigeon breast was followed by some rather uninspiring cod. My friend's duck, however, was pronounced excellent. The dining room, in contrast to the sitting room, seemed rather cold and uninviting. Wines by the glass. The charming housekeeper gave us a lantern to guide our path through the blizzard on the walk back to Hawes.

Loved every minute of our stay here .hoping to visit again soon .treat you like long lost family .foodwasgreat bedrooms very comfortable staff very helpfull

Not sure why TA is asking me to rate the food separately from the hotel review I left but people will go just for meals. Its worth it - limited menue but all freshly fabulously cooked and if you can be a little akward (as I asometimes am) they do their very best to accommodate you. Our 2nd stay and we've done dinner and breakfast both times. They will make you a packed lunch if you want one but if you have their breakfast you really wont need lunch too.

Excellent 2 night stay in february for my wifes birthday.Arranged to stay in four poster room,bit small but very nice.Next time we stay there we will probably book in a suite.Cannot fault the hotel full of character and quirkiness which we love .Stunning location with a nearby footpath to hawes if you fancy a walk.We had a five course meal which was lovely and i arranged for the hotel to make a birthday cake for my my wife which they obliged and it was lovely..Will definitely stay at this hotel again and can thoroughly recommend this hotel.

When I booked our room, I chose a BBD for two nights at a 10% discount. The D part was a four-course dinner in their restaurant which included appetizer, entrée, dessert, a cheese course, plus coffee. Arriving in the dining room at 7:30 p.m. we were seated at Table 24—also our room number. It was to be our table for all our meals.

Over many years I have dined here a number of times and always make sure I reserve a table when I visit Hawes. This is such a beautiful place to dine. Excellent food. Lovely atmosphere. Attentive and friendly staff. I can't recommend this enough.

Qué descubrimiento más que sobrepasó mis expectativas,

Lunch visit. Great views, friendly service, lovely building. All you would expect from a well - run country house hotel.

La casa de piedra es de propiedad y gestión familiar con un personal leal y muy amable.

We celebrated our wedding anniversary in this lovely restaurant. Candlelit & romantic with warm & discreet service it was just perfect for a special occasion. The food was magnificent.. perfectly cooked & presented with a wonderful choice of dishes & very reasonably priced.

Una estancia maravillosa en un hotel encantador. El personal es muy amable y servicial. Las habitaciones están muy bien decoradas, grandes y muy cómodas. Sin duda volveremos otra vez.

Nos alojamos en este hotel por Navidad en pensión completa. La comida era excepcionalmente bueno, con mucha variedad y queso de mesa y café estaban incluidos sin coste extra. Si sólo este restaurante estaban situadas cerca de nuestra casa. El hotel atiende a los no residentes y es sin duda uno de los mejores lugares para comer en el que hemos estado nunca. Pero aquí no hay pequeñas porciones más si usted puede comer.

Comida muy buena y el personal es muy hospitalario y la relación calidad-precio es genial para un establecimiento de prestigio. Gracias por una gran noche.

- Desayuno incluido en el precio y puede ser excelente. Tienes la opción de desayuno continental o inglés completo. El café estaba bueno, no demasiado fuerte, ni débiles - esto hace un cambio de un montón de otros lugares. La cena es sin duda vale la pena tener aquí. Tendrás la opción de dos platos, o comida de cinco platos. Este último es sin duda vale la pena el dinero. Asegúrese de dejar espacio para el queso (después del desierto), donde tienen una buena selección de quesos locales wensleydale. El servicio era excelente. Buena selección de vinos y cervezas.

We stayed 3 nights here and had a suite with windows on 3 sides, which allowed us to see cows and sheep grazing, we were on the second floor closer to the parking lot and in a very quiet area with what felt like an apartment. Our suite had 2 couches and was very comfortable with a refrigerator (milk and water provided) along with coffee, tea and hot chocolate. The staff were very helpful and friendly offering guidance and suggestions whenever asked. We had breakfast as it was part of our rate and it was good in terms of the Yorkshire Full Breakfast and the Home made Muesli, We did share with the hosts that having more local fruits and jams would be appreciated. The dinner menu changes nightly which is a nice feature, we only dined once as we wanted to have a change of pace. The formality of sitting at the same table every morning and evening, felt a little restrictive. We also found that the guests may be more mature and it is more of a Hotel, so not a B&B. Yet we would recommend as the room we had was excellent, good view great walk into town and friendly staff.

Excellent friendly hotel. Lovely large well furnished room with excellent views over the dale to Hawes. Would definitely stay here again when visiting the area. We didn't plan to have diner here until we saw the menu, couldn't resist the five course menu. We even rushed back the second day so we could again enjoy the lovely food.Would recommend this hotel to everyone, you will not be disappointed.A dog friendly hotel, several dogs were staying while we were there. We are not dog loving people but were not bothered at all with intrusive animals as they must be in separate parts of the hotel and not seen in the public rooms. Several guests we spoke to have all stayed here before.

Had the five course meal on Saturday night and it was delicious. Very friendly and food was lovely. Nice ambiance and beautiful surroundings. Would highly recommend. Dog friendly hotel. So take your best friend for great walking holiday

We have stayed in this hotel on a couple of occasions and always try to have the fixed price, 5 course (well, 4 courses and coffee with petit-fours...) dinner. The food is always lovely, the choice is smallish but we've always found dishes which appeal, and my only problem is greed. I really ought to only take one piece of cheese for my fourth course but the range is so good (and largely local from Wensleydale and Swaledale) that I end up with 3 or 4 bits... The staff are so friendly and attentive it feels as if you are eating with family!

Have never stayed or eaten here, but coffee is good and staff are v friendly. Ourselves and Ted the dog all welcome inside even though dripping wet from the heavy rin!

Delicious breakfast and evening meal. Good choice that changes each day. Beautifully cooked with portion size spot on.

A traditional, English country house hotel. Warm, comfortable, very friendly local staff, superb breakfasts and dinners. Highly recommended.

We took the 5 course meal dinner package as part of our hotel stay package. 5 courses was far too much for us but still managed 4 of the 5 courses each night (not because the portions were small but just because the food was excellent). Even then it was very good value in my mind - excellently cooked food and as the menu changes every night, great if you are staying for a few nights. Breakfast was excellent as well. If you are staying here would be 'silly' not to take advantage of the wonderful food. They also do lunch :) Service rating only downgraded to very good because on the second night they seemed to have forgotten about us so we had to prompt them to take our order.

Fixed price 4 course dinner offered excellent value and the food was of excellent quality featuring local produce. Great friendly service. Breakfast also offered a good range and was extremely tasty.

We had a 2 night break in October 15. The welcome was very warm and seamless. All members of staff are very helpful, friendly and welcoming. We were shown around and then to our room (which you don't get very often these days!). The room was very clean, warm and well appointed. Breakfast was delicious and sets you up for a days walking! We had an evening meal on the sat eve, again the quality was superb. Overall a lovely place to stay, would definitely recommend and look forward to a return visit soon.

We visited the restaurant having read about their five course dinner for thirty seven pounds. We were not disappointed! Every course was delicious and we just about made it to the very extensive choice on the cheese board. There was a lovely atmosphere in the whole hotel and the staff were friendly and attentive. Not cheap, but very good value and enjoyable.A must do if you are in the area.

Good choice and everything we had was really well cooked. Service was excellent and friendly. No rush, you could eat at your pace with time between courses as you wanted. Beware the cheese option - you get loads and a great choice, not the usual tiny slice!!

meal excellent starter caviar and salmon and main meal ham and egg really tasty my wife loved the steak too

This is a lovely old building just what we love, lots of little rooms all with a different purpose, a library, billiard table, bar, lounge with fire. Restaurant very good, 5 course meal for 35.00. Our room was small but we knew that it would be, we would have liked to open the window but couldn't as we were rather hot, but all in all a good stay

Just delightful, service, food ambience is amazing, why can't more hotels be like this.... You must stay, an amazing hotel in a beautiful part of England

Food is beautifully presented and always delicious. The menu changes nightly. The breakfast menu is also comprehensive and there is something for everyone

We called in here for afternoon tea and enjoyed the stately atmosphere (a novelty as travelling Australians to be sat amongst oak and thick stone walls). The servings of cake were large and tea pots generous. Miss 8 was made to feel welcome too. Note: no public licence so tea only for non-residents.

Stopped by at the Stonehouse a couple of weeks ago as part of a whistle-stop tour of the dales - had been highly recommended by friends - not disappointed - while Hawes was heaving with visitors we enjoyed a very leisurely lunch at the Stonehouse - perfect lunch food, great, friendly service and good prices - hope to be back to stay later in the summer

A new menu every day with plenty of choice. One evening we ate there, marlin was on the menu, beautifully cooked and presented. The cheeseboard is legendary and contains a good selection of local cheeses. Service is friendly and the staff are knowledgeable and happy to accommodate any requests for something a little different.

We went for a weekend walking break with friends and had a brilliant time. The hotel was relaxing, comfortable and just the job for a late autumn break. Wood fires, great seating in the library and fabulous food and wine in the dining rooms. The breakfasts are wholesome and much needed if you plan a long walk. The Wensleydale area is stunningly beautiful and the cheese factory is well worth a visit.

We booked our visit based on Trip Advisor reviews and we were not disappointed.Our group was twelve friends getting together for an annual re-Union. We were welcomed with a delicious Wensleydale tea. Our rooms were warm, clean and comfortable.We ate a delicious dinner each night of our stay in great surroundings. The staff were friendly and very efficient. The breakfasts were really filling, and cheerily served.We would recommend this hotel to anyone wanting a great hotel in beautiful countryside.

Excellent meals and service. Delightful hotel in a wonderful setting. This hotel is family run and will not disappoint.

Very good restaurant with a good selection of wines (botle or by the glas) and lovely meals, (sweet) deserts and a lovely selection of cheeses, coffees.

We enjoyed two dinners at the restaurant and rate it as excellent. The quality of the food and wine was solid across the board. Only issue I had was that they were out of Lamb already at 7:00pm and in an area absolutely covered-up with sheep and after having watched 32,000 sheep bought and sold the same day I would never have thought it would not be available. Still, dinners were fine and we recommend it.

We were out walking in the fantastic countryside and came across this hotel and stopped for a cup of tea. Once we saw the inside we thought we'd come back for evening meal and I must say what an excellent choice. The food, service and welcome was excellent, well recommended, we'll be back and are thinking of booking a room to stay this time.

we stayed at the hotel and had breakfast there, it was great. We didn't manage to have dinner but the menu looked inviting.

I recently had a celebratory evening meal there, & there was simply nothing to criticise. Lovely building in stunning scenery. Wonderful, well presented food served by pleasant, helpful, friendly people.

Once again the two meals during our stay were fantastic. Could not fault either meal and the twice baked cheese soufflé was fantastic...

Stayed in hotel 3 days before Xmas so only ones in until 2 parties arrived. Decorations beautiful. We had the set meal 5 course which was delicious. Beef n dumplings for main, so tender and fresh veg. The children had lasagne and lamb and shared the rest of the courses. The food and care taken was great. Team very attentive and made us feel welcome and special. Finished with tea in the pool room next to roaring fire whilst children played pool. Wish we had such a place at home.

Evening set menu was lacking in finesse and presentation. Garlic Mushroom starter very creamy but lacked any contrasting flavours or even garlic! The home baked bread was 3 slices of ordinary white. The main of ham-a bacon chop, was cooked just right and had a well flavoured if thin gravy. But everything else was fried and doused in oil including the mange tout,fried potato and pan fried veg. The bacon and cabbage side was again fried and v oily The creamed mashed potato offered a small oasis from its oleagineous surroundings. The menu offered scallops, sea bass and vegetarian lasagne but they were presented without creativity or attention to detail. The food needs to have some fresh input and to show someone cares. The potential is huge. The cheerful, attentive and informal staff, combined with such a beautiful classic country house setting, could with the chef upping his game, become a much better restaurant and a food destination.

We needed to eat after a longish drive. Travelling on the top road between Hardrow and Askrigg we happened to see the Stone House and noticed it was serving lunches. We'd been before and it was good but not great. But needs must when one is hungry.Wow. The menu was perfect for lunch, the lounge was really comfortable. Our Westie was made to feel welcome. Excellent food and excellent service allowed us to sit for a while in these quiet and peaceful surroundings before we carried on our journey.We will return very soon as the Stone House Hotel has just become our number one place for eating in Wensleydale.

We live locally and have enjoyed many lunch stops here, as we are able to take our dog and eat in the beautiful wood panelled lounge. The sandwiches with hand cut chips are fantastic value, and we can certainly recommend the Smoked Haddock Rarebit which has to be one of the best light lunches you could have, along with a portion of hand cut chips of course! Having not been for an evening meal for over a year, as we don't always want 5 courses, and maybe would use this restaurant a lot more if we could just have 2 or 3, we decided as it was my birthday we would skip lunch so we could enjoy all of the lovely courses. All of the staff are very friendly and welcoming, the food is always excellent, and it is generally just a very pleasant way to spend an enjoyable relaxing evening with friends or family. We will certainly be back, and can highly recommend this restaurant.

Our annual treat - dinner at the Stone House when we go to stay in a cottage in Hawes in February, our tenth anniversary this year. It's a really lovely welcoming place with open fires and a very chilled atmosphere. The food is excellent, its not cheap but what you get is value for money. Finally the staff are the most friendly, genuine and welcoming people you could wish for, nothing is too much trouble for them and they will go out of their way to help and look after you. All in all a fabulous place, already looking forward to next year!

Stayed at the Stone House over the last few days. We could not have been made more welcome; staff were extremely attentive and affable; food was excellent (breakfast and dinner); and fellow guests, many of whom had been using the hotel for 10 years+ were very very friendly, We will be back!

Quality in abundence here, Oldy Worldy with old panneld rooms to lounge around in. We called to see about having a wedding here but it was booked up ( should of known better ) Wether you have lunch or a evening meal, i dare say that you will not be disapointed. Stunning setting in the Dales. Expensive to stay and eat, but you get what you pay for here, and always will.

Visited on sun 7th oct..... Service friendly, professional top notch. 4 course fixed menu, plenty of options @34.50. But worth every penny. We had a great night.

I came here for dinner. 34 pound set menu. It was okay, but not as bold as I could be. Breaded fish wasn't cooked through enough and generally everything was lacking in lustre, even the crackers fo the cheese and biscuits were stale, which just about summed up the whole experience. for another 4 quid I could have had a set menu at the angel inn at hetton!