Tan Hill Inn Bar and Restaurant in Richmondshire

Visited as part of a car club tour, we just stopped for hot drinks.

Stayed in our motorhome for the Wild Murphys night, was bloody brilliant 👏 👌 The pub itself is so gorgeous and welcoming ,the fires roaring and the drinks are flowing. What a great place, definitely be back 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥

Highest pub in the UK, we stopped here on the way back from holiday in Scotland. The road to the pub is obviously very winding and lots of times you slow to see where the road is as you’re driving up and down many humps, hills & bridges. Felt like a rally drive & rollercoaster in one! Cant comment much on the views as the rain followed us from Scotland and hit just as we got out of the car- torrential rain so visibility was just to the car park. Thankfully there’s always a fireplace going to warm you up and the pub had an amazing atmosphere and warmth. Lots of hikers drying out soggy boots & jumpers near the fire. Food was excellent. Booking is essential but we managed to find a free table - going to book a room next time so we can enjoy the dark sky site in it’s fullest with our telescope

Stunning location! With fabulous views. Drink prices are you'd you'd expect from such a remote location, food is very pricey.

The views and location are stunning. The roads, and this I found shocking, despite being in the muddle of nowhere are well maintained, not a pothole in sight. On my road in the middle of a town have potholes big enough to bathe an elephant. Now the pub itself. Its niche, not too new worldly but not too outdated. Nice selection of ales, the staff however not overly friendly or helpful. Perhaps I came on a stressful day. But first impressions count. Now for a pub shrouded in history I will share my future. I won't be returning...

Wanted to check for accommodation and food for group later this year. Pub had atmosphere and music wasn’t too loud. Tables and toilets were clean and tidy. Best bits: Servers were efficient, helpful and friendly. Especially Ellie. Food was very tasty. Better if : the wait for food had been shorter (we waited 45mins) and if there had been a bit more veg and gravy with the brisket. Overall we had a very good experience in a remote location. We will be back.

The pub is interesting and in a spectacular, isolated location. It was quite busy but we had booked a table in advance and were looking forward to our lunch. We shared a starter of garlic mushrooms which was quite tasty. But it was all downhill from there. My husband had the ribs, which he said were good, unlike the chips which were undercooked. Unfortunately I chose the so-called beef bourgignon. I didn't eat much of it ; it was tasteless and watery and didn't seem to have seen a good red wine - let alone been used to cook the beef. The rock hard mushrooms and a couple of bits of carrot weren't the roasted root veg that was advertised. I did mention this to the waiter who eventually got round to clearing our dishes, but got a blank look and shrug of the shoulders. Maybe I was unlucky in my choice but I'd be very reluctant to give it another visit!

Fabulous food and a great atmosphere. Really enjoyed the comedy night

Fantastic experience would stay again weather very foggy windy and cold but a welcome log fire was welcoming when we arrived, room was small but well equipped great views, staff were very pleasant and helpful breakfast was tasty and well cooked and presented recommended

The location for me is the only high point, the views are outstanding, but there is really no excuse for charging £19.30, for a white wine and an American size small bottle of coke, when a pint of lager and white wine came to £ 13.60, they don't even scam you like that on mount snowdon.

What a fantastic pub. Great atmosphere. Great beer and wonderful food. Well worthy of a trek.

If this pub was a local and was reliant on repeat customers it would be shut within 6 months. Run for total profit and not customer satisfaction. Stayed for 3 nights over Easter. Parking is a free for all, so even if you have booked to stay above the pub you have to dump your car wherever you can. Room cold heating barely on. Had to wait 15 minutes when checking in as person was on her break! Breakfast 8.30 or 9.30 nothing in between. Someone decided it was a good idea to take out empty beer barrels when the pub had closed on Saturday night waking us up. If you are going to stay, stay for a night in a motor home. You will meet some great people but most said the same thing. Run for the convenience of the management team. When we checked out there was no everything ok, hope you had a nice stay. But the same person greeted us at 8:20 that morning as we walked in to the bar area after packing up the car with “ breakfasts not until 8.30” not a good morning how are you. Food is good however.

Always a great stop in a campervan for a good meal, good service and live music a few nights a week. A proper high moorland location too.

We stayed here for one night. All I can say is Amazing. The staff are super helpful and friendly. The room was amazing our little girl was super excited to sleep in the top bunk bed x the meal we had in the evening was amazing as was the breakfast. Thank you all for making our stay special.

Watered down ketchup and tartar sauce, poor quality of food. I appreciate it was a busy weekend but the watering down of ketchup is just mental. Really not the greatest of experiences, the food was poor quality overall.

Out in tge wilds and my goodness it truly is. But the place was beautiful, the outside picture postcard the inside like a cozy farm house parlour, fantastic staff very attentive and the portion size was a lovely surprise. Whilst it will never be the cheapest place you do get excellent value for money.

Stopped here for lunch on our way to Gunnerside for the week. Really enjoyed the pie and beef bourguignon. Nice atmosphere and friendly chatty staff.

Location with beautiful view we ate a very good stew with carrots, pure potatoes and peas the service left something to be desired but it was very full given the beautiful day perhaps in other circumstances they would have served us

Great old school pub, highest in the land with good selection of beers & real ales. Had no problems getting a table with our 2 dogs and enjoyed a wonderful lunch. Can thoroughly recommend the giant yorkshire puddings, very filling.

Room ok but not as good as previous two.

Called in for an impromptu lunch on the way back south from Appleby. We weren't disappointed. The filled Giant Yorkshire's definitely lived up to their reputation. Yum. A warm friendly welcome from all the staff. Cosy atmosphere with roaring fires. We'll be back!

I came to Tan Hill for a meal. So i don't know how the bedrooms are. Staff is really nice and we had a delicious meal in here. The pub has such a nice environment. We had a sweet potato and kale pie and it was absolutely delicious. I do recommend a stop here. The surroundings are absolutely stunning.

Brilliant, brilliant and beautiful. What an amazing place and surrounded by the fabulous Yorkshire Dales. Absolutely loved our day out, great walks with the dogs topped off by a lovely pint of bitter! We will return!

Had the best Sunday dinner, my sons upgraded to large, the pub was gorgeous inside and the views stunning, we travelled from Cheshire, London and Manchester for 4 days away in Kirby Stephen we drive to tan hill especially for lunch, highly recommended and so friendly

Amazing place to visit, food is on another page! Unreal and amazing service and atmosphere. Couldn't recommend it enough

Stopped off for drinks, great spot 👌🏽 Shame it was a cloudy day, bet the view is spectacular. Very friendly staff. Menu looked good too.

Very busy, more so than expected being in middle of nowhere!!! Lots of walkers wirh dogs and cyclists, lots of camper vans stopping in lay-byes and parking area of inn. Very dog friendly. Rooms small but up to date and very clean with tea and coffee facilities included. Evening meals and breakfast very nice, good generous portions. Has bands/music on every Thurs, Fri and Sat night and very busy on these nights.

What a great experience. Will definitely visit again.

Love tan hill, first came in 1989 walking the pennine way, I've returned many times since. We love it here.

Accommodation: Our one-night stay was nothing short of magical. The room was beautiful with amazing views of the rugged moorland, and the highlight was undoubtedly the amazing tincopper bath. Dining: Sunday Lunch: The hearty Sunday lunch at the Tan Hill Inn was a treat. From giant Yorkshire puddings to perfectly cooked roast, we left the table feeling satisfied and content. Evening Fish and Chips: The fish and chips were nothing short of amazing. Crispy batter, flaky fish, and a side of nostalgia—it was the perfect pub meal. Ellie’s warm hospitality made our evening even better. She looked after us all evening, ensuring we felt right at home. Socialising: We met some wonderful fellow guests during our stay. The cozy bar next to the roaring hearth provided the perfect setting for drinks and shots and making new friends. And as the evening unfolded, we were treated to a breathtaking display—the Northern Lights danced across the sky, painting the night with colours we’ll cherish forever. Historic Charm: The Tan Hill Inn has stood the test of time, weathering ice storms, snow drifts, and high winds. Its stone walls hold centuries of stories, from ancient Celts meeting here for fires and rituals to legendary battles nearby. Even Mary Queen of Scots and the infamous highwayman Dick Turpin are rumoured to have visited. Verdict: If you’re up for an adventure, crave stunning views, and want to experience the highest pub in Britain, the Tan Hill Inn is a must-visit. Just be prepared for moorland tracks and unpredictable weather—it’s all part of the charm. We will be back

Another good stop off . Looked like a good gig for the night but we had to leave sadly

Lots of people today and a lovely drive up to Tan-Hilll beautiful countryside

Stopped over in my camper for one night when travelling up... Can't really give a proper report... Weather was awful wet and windy.. Made welcome in the bar nice and warm open fire, pleasant service good beer parked on car park good nights sleep and left early morning £10 to overnight. Will call again.

Lovely rooms, really well priced, exceeded our already very high expectations

Food exceptional good choice of ales.

Nice place, but food expensive and shocking, microwave mash and cold garden peas absolutely a no no. For the money you want quality food. Sorry to leave a poor food review, but standards not as you would expect from a famous place, up the cost of food and employ a proper chef.

Can't rate rooms as never stayed over, but unreal place, food and staff. Had lovely afternoon our dog was welcomed too.

Great place & history. Food poor. Had the soup & sandwich. V small soup, sandwich was cheese & onion ( out of a packet ) white tasteless bread. No salad, although it stated, or was 3 leaves on sandwich the salad ? ....Staff were nice but average age about 18 ! with little experience. They do live music nights which seems popular.

Fantastic spot! We stayed the night in the camper which was only £10. The shower and toilet was very clean and hot shower also Views to die for. Breakfast available in morning which was also amazing full cooked proper northern English breakfast 😋 the menu offers a wife range of food gluten free aswell. The pub is very dog friendly and also everyone is very friendly. They do live music Thursday to Sunday most weeks and is reasonably priced indeed for beer and food.

Visited Tan Hill Inn a couple of weeks ago. I can't comment on the rooms as I wasn't staying over. We had lunch, we pre-booked a table so we had an allocated time slot. Food was delicious and well presented. My husband had the pie, peas and mash, however plate did look sparce as wasn't much mash . He asked for chips also which he got free of charge. The giant yorkshire pudding with beef, veg and mash was beautiful, more than enough for me and well worth the money. Location is absolutely fab, the views are amazing. Service was good, pub was clean, no dirty pots left on tables. It was our first time visiting and won't be the last.

Power cut 5 minutes after arrival

Lovely place it's just the drive up is terrifying

Love it staff lovely, lovely atmosphere. It's like nowhere else I've been its just amazing everyone lovely there

Great scenery driving up to pub. Views from pub are amazing was very busy and staff and locals all friendly. Pub is homely and welcoming foods fantastic fresh well presented and delicious

Always wanted to visit and glad I have. Will I return no I wouldn’t. Had a Superior Room but it was just like a normal double room nothing special at all. No iron no ironing board only 1 bedside table. Breakfast was included and was really good but the menu for food and drinks were very expensive. The night before I stayed at Wetherspoons in Doncaster which was much better and more value for money. Just goes to show you don’t always get what you expect.

Amazing pub restaurant experience. Location and atmosphere were outstanding. Staff friendly and pleasant making a welcoming experience all round. Only downside was the food was expensive small portions and average to say the least. Improve on the food quality, to taste better, to have a more modern menu and be more value for money.

It's definitely a pub as opposed to a gastro pub or restaurant. Pub food and pub atmosphere. Always busy which speaks for itself. Food is decent and not extortionate by any means. Good selection of beers. We had the filled giant Yorkshire puds and couldn't finish them they were so hearty. Very tasty, and the meat was good. Dog friendly and very popular with the canine community so if you don't do dogs in eateries avoid! Other than that all good.

The Perfect 60th We’re frequent Motorhome visitors to Tan Hill and my husband has been coming for over 40 years. So where better than here to organise a surprise 60th for him. As usual the staff were bloody fantastic, the food amazing, the drinks flowed and all 30 x of us had the best time in the Barn. Nothing was too much trouble for Tan Hills team and Donna was a star with the organisation of the night. Some of friends booked rooms or domes and the rest were in Motorhomes. We had a scrumptious breakfast the next morning to soak up the night before and it couldn’t have been better. Special thanks to the manager (sorry I don’t know his name) and to the lovely girl who kept meeting my requests for more chairs! Some of our friends had never visited before but braved the snow and freezing fog to attend - and now they love Tan Hill as much as we do!! Thank you so much for an afternoon/night to remember! It was perfect! See you soon

We’ve talked about visiting for a long time and finally made it happen but we were very disappointed with service and drinks. We originally planned to have lunch, but we were greeted by a lack lustre guy behind the bar who said the lady serving drinks had just gone out back and he would try his best to serve us, but he was out of practice. The gourmet hot chocolate menu sounded delicious and I chose the Jaffa cake option described as lashings of whipped cream with a drizzle of orange syrup and a Jaffa cake for £4.95. I received an overly sweet hot chocolate from a machine half full up the cup with no accompaniments. After trying a taste my husband took it back to bar, and asked for a cappocino, by then the lady had returned and said “oh what was that?” Hubby replied “it’s supposed to be the gourmet Jaffa cake hot chocolate, but this is how it came and it’s overly sweet”. She just shrugged and served and charged him for the further cappucino which was much nicer, but still from a push button machine. A family who came is not much later ordered a couple of the gourmet hot chocolates that she prepared and they looked far nicer and came as described. Hubby didn’t fare much better with his shandy as he was driving, he said it was flat and didn’t taste nice. Would not return, despite the novelty of being the highest pub in England and the food looking nice that the kitchen had prepared. There were also lots of dogs, more dogs than customers!

Great pub, perhaps a bit pricey but the location and food are excellent

Stayed here for two night.s. Tan Hill is in a remote location which I anticipate is beautiful in the summer months. The Inn itself is seeped in history and very interesting. Three areas down stairs with two being very rustic and another a bit more comfortable. The two rustic areas are obviously old with flagstone type floors, wooden beams, a lovely open fire and in the other room a log burger. The more modern room is very pleasant but decor still in keeping with the rest of the Inn. The bedroom we stayed in was lovely and had a reasonably good view. Tea, coffee, water etc was provided and we were able to get more supplies at the bar. The breakfasts were lovely and the evening meals we had were also very nice. Maybe slightly overpriced food and drinks but within reason. The staff were very friendly and helpful and nothing too much trouble. If you’re expecting the Inn to be modern, spotless and minimalistic then this isn’t the place to visit. If you want wall to wall carpets and soft furnishings then you will be disappointed. It’s full of various memorabilia and is a haven for travellers and walkers that come in wet through, dirty and cold. Dogs of all sizes are welcome too so as you can imagine the stone floors are ideal. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay, the food, staff and general ambiance of the place. Everyone was friendly and we met a lot of interesting fellow travellers to chat to. Would we go again? Definitely if we get the chance even if it’s only as we are passing through.

Only stopped for a drink but lovely place

We stayed a night at the Tan Hill Inn. It was great , we met some lovely guests, had some laughs, and the band was good in the evening. Good food as well including a great cooked breakfast and friendly staff. Woke up to beautiful sunny skies, a light covering of snow , and fantastic 360 degree panoramas across the moorlands. Plus loads of moorland birds, curlews, grouse etc. Would definately stay again, it was lovely.

Can't comment on the rooms but the food was fantastic, Paid maybe a little more than i usually would but probably due to its location so happy to do so . Atmosphere was brilliant and live music was fantastic.

Great place for pub lunch, friendly staff & directly on the Pennine Way trail.

A pub in the middle of nowhere, with live music, food and drinks. I have given 5 stars for the location for how unreal the landscape is but getting there is nuts.. it's a fun ride 😃

Stayed here for the weekend with my friends. The inn is incredible - it has a homely atmosphere that will make you feel cozy and warm. The staff were amazing! Attentive to anything we needed. If you’re looking for an amazing time - this is definitely the place to go to.

We stayed over for 2 nights at this little gem of a find it is very remote but perfect stay for us very comfortable room spotless and very comfortable bed we had a log burner in our room which was a lovely touch Staff made our stay very enjoyable there was live music on both nights food was fine but you do have to pre book a table as it gets extremely busy Over all 10/10

Fabulous place with amazing staff and brilliant food. We were lucky to go on a night they had live music which was fantastic. Well worth the hair raising drive over Buttertubs in thick fog and driving rain !!

Realy tastey food realy nice staff

Proper country pub, open fires, great service, fantastic location, worth the travel.

Always love this place and well worth the drive

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Went with a couple mates, for a dad’s night away. Stayed in a lovely comfy bunk room. Food was delicious, lager served in frosted mugs, cracking live music - danced the night away!

We had a wonderful time at tan hill with our puppy, super dog friendly great food and beers lovely staff comfy room and bed veggie breakfast was fab too !! A night to remember in a unique place with stunning views thanks so much

Fantastic time in our Camper with a large group of friends fantastic welcome fantastic food and OMG the scenery!!!!

The room was very nice and clean, the copper bath was amazing, the room had everything you could possibly need. The food was hearty and delicious good atmosphere and the live band were great. We had a wright good sing along. A good hearty breakfast...

Have been here for lunch a few times but received an offer of a night stay & breakfast. No brainer so booked. Staff have a huge impact on businesses and the staff here are beyond superb. Really nice, plenty of smiles and extrordinary care. The...

Great place, good beer surprised how good the food was

We booked a 1 night b&b stay to see an event and it was well worth it. We had a dog friendly room and the additional £15 for the dog room included a dog bed, dog treats, water bowl and poo bags and the bar...

This is a place that I've been looking to visit for a few years, I finally managed to get here. The location is great and is a great place for walkers. The pub is not spacious on the inside at all. There are a couple...

Beautiful location, staff lovely (although short staffed at breakfast & evening). The outside needs a good clean......ashtrays and bins overflowing (not a good look), rubbish strew at the front. Inside could do with a good clean. Breakfast lovely although because of the staffing issue waited...

Have wanted to visit for a while and glad we did as it’s an impressive journey and looking pub! The girl in the bar looked very much like she didn’t want to be there but she told us where our table was and informed us...

The drive up through the clouds was amazing, and as we arrived the sun broke through to show incredible views. We booked a table for lunch - the famous stuffed giant Yorkshire pudding was so delicious! Fast service and friendly staff. Following lunch we went...

I stayed at Tann Hill with 3 friends. Staff super friendly. Room couldn’t have been any cleaner. Entertainment brilliant ( The Outlaw ). Definitely stay again. We all had a brilliant time.

Fantastic location and friendly staff but slightly let down by the food. Only 2 veggie options. I had sweet potato pie which was pie, filled with sweet potato and served with more potato. No protein and a bit dry, which was a shame. Crumble was...

Been wanting to visit this place for a long time as I’d been following on Facebook, well it didn’t disappoint one little bit, firstly the drive up was stunning covered in snow with the sun shining, walked into a gorgeous building full of character and...

Underwhelming, average at best, and poor service is all I can say. It’s a shame when a pub becomes so popular it becomes unwelcoming to people that what to visit it. Now, bear in mind we had 90 mins to eat and leave, they do...

Food was absolutely fantastic, no complaints at all .Perfect setting, will definitely return Chef and staff are fantastic As were the two little pups in the crate by the fire Otis and Alfie they stole my heart

Sorry but I found the steak and ale pie very tasteless, same goes for the chips and my wife’s Yorkshire puddings were supposed to be stuffed with meat, the meat seemed to be absent. So all in all a disappointing experience. The 180 mile drive...

I have wanted to visit Tan Hill for years and finally got around to it today - I must say that it did not disappoint! The weather was not great on our journey, but once we got inside a warm welcome and a good fire...

Obviously the pub is unique with being Britain’s highest above sea level, the location is wonderful and the drive there (from Hawes via Buttertubs pass) is spectacular even on a wet day when the views are somewhat restricted. We went for lunch and were hoping...

My wife and I visited the Yorkshire Dales during Storm Debi. Tann Hill Inn is situated in a fabulous part of the Yorkshire Dales, close to Wensleydale Creamery, of which, was a great visit! Breakfast offered at the Tan Hill Inn was great, however, the...

We were in the area, so was not a chance to be missed to pay a visit for late lunch Burger was amazing Small fish and chips was tasty enough, but rather expensive for what the meals were However such a unique place I guess...

Stayed overnight in our Motorhome the car park of Tan Hill Inn. This was on our “to do” list. The location is stunning. It was overcast but I imagine the night sky would be fantastic if clear. Out door toilet/shower was in good clean condition....

This wasnt put first visit to the Tan Hill but our first to have food and it was absolutely excellent. We booked a table just to make sure as there were 4 adults and 4 children. We arrived a little earlier than expected however the...

My husband fancied staying in one of the Domes for his birthday. We had a lovely stay altho the dome was a bit cold with just one small heater. Could either do with a larger one or an extra one. Food is fantastic there tho...

Stayed in one of the dome. Very quirky and very comfortable. One suggestion is maybe a bigger heater for the room for this time of the year. In the pub staff were very friendly and polite and the food was fantastic. All in a great...

Three friends and I ate and stayed one night here as part of a hiking weekend. I can't understand the negative reviews on here - I think perhaps some guests need to take into account the remoteness of the place and just relax and enjoy...

Before writing this review, I've tried to contact the owner numerous times as I don't like giving bad reviews but haven't been successful. So, on our way home from Masham to Scotland, my hubby wanted to stop and get coffee and a bite at Tan...

Having passed by the inn on several occasions I’d been wanting to go in and eat for a while. We chose a particularly bad weather day. Everything was shrouded in mist and the rain was falling horizontally! Inside however the fire was lit and there...

Friendly helpful staff, good food and a fantastic bed very accommodating with our dog. Only small drawback was the shower door which we both got stuck in, separately I might add.🤭😀 The handle could do with being fitted the other way round. A small point...

Great experience lived up to my expectations and more. Jamming session on Thursday was good, and the band on Friday night was excellent (Emeraldtheves). The food was good and well presented.

Do not miss! Warm fire, hearty meal. Friendly helpful bar staff. Rustic charm. Good for dogs. Best pub on the Pennine Way

We arrived Thursday for a 3 night stay pitched up in our motorhome, the whole stay was brilliant, really warm welcome from the staff, lovely people, really great atmosphere, The food was lovely, we came to watch The Elvis tribute act, fabulous night, met some...

average food quality, very poor service ,they need to smile more.wont be going again very disappointed ......

Great place. Dog friendly. Extremely busy. Lovely food and very cosy. We would recommend this place but it is very much off the beaten track

We visited this restaurant June 1st after getting positive reviews from various friends. Probably the best aspect of this visit was the lass who showed us to our table.We booked this place online for a 1pm sitting, we arrived about 12.55 and were taken straight to our table and a waitress came out almost immediately to take our orders. We thought we had struck it lucky, as another four tables were occupied just minutes later. The menu we were given had a very small variety of food to choose from with only 3 choices for starters. I ordered the prawn cocktail followed by the chicken, while my OH, David, had the soup followed by the steak pie. Our drink were brought out 20 minutes later and we waited for our food. We received our starters at 1.55pm, David's soup was barley warm as the waiter had be trying to find our table. We then had to wait ages for our main course. At 2.15pm the people on the table next to us could wait no longer so paid up and left. Then 3 people on another table who were still waiting for their starters left. We were also thinking of leaving when the waitress told us our meal had just come to the pass so we agreed to wait.My meal of roast chicken was passable but with frozen fries and barley warm beans which went left untouched. David's pie filling was so rich he could not eat it, so ate the pastry and the few chips on the plate.While we were eating our mains, 3 people on another table up and left. That meant 8 people from the dining room left without eating.The bill for the two of us came to £50.65 and included a glass of wine and a pint of John Smiths so not cheap at all. For this money we would expect better food and certainly a much better service. Granted the place was busy, but in catering it is all about preparation and a good system in place. There was nobody who seemed to take control and the place was quite chaotic. Sorry, but we will never return.

Went to Tan Hill Inn on 1st June 2021, paid £16.95 for Steak & Ale pie & chips.The pie was full of Steak & was tasty but not very large & not very hot, there were about 12 thick cut chips half raw & again not very warm, the veg 2 slices of Carrot & Parsnip were tasty but again not very warm.Next to the main desk there was a dog bowl but it was empty, I asked the waiter if it could be filled he said ask the waitress which I did after a out 10 mins my wife took the bowl to the toilets & filled it gave our dog a drink then passed it to people at next table with 2 dogs for them to drink as it was very hot unlike the food.Bryan Smart

Service was appalling - took over half an hour to take our drinks order and that was only because we managed to tell one of the passing staff that we were ready. Food arrived around the 2 hour mark and had to be sent back as the pie ordered was cold inside, it hadn’t seen an oven and clearly had come straight out of the fridge. When it did arrive, it wasn’t worth anyway near the price and certainly wasn’t worth the wait - £17 for a cold cheese and onion pie and oven chips!5 sets of diners around us had a similar experience, most complaining about wait times or disbelief when orders were given out to the wrong tables!Menu was very very limited compared to what is online and the QR code system mentioned is broken. I’d have loved to come back, it’s in a beautiful location, but I won’t be back again for service like this