The Buck Hotel in Richmondshire

The pub itself is cosy and welcoming and the staff we all very nice . I wouldn’t hesitate to pop back for a nice pint as they have a good selection We went out to the back room to dine , it was a bit soulless, but was dog friendly so did the job. Both myself and wife ordered the small fish and chips , both turned up hot and fresh but the presentation did remind me a bit off school dinners , whilst my fish was ok my wife’s was all batter and no fish , wasn’t great in all But it is cheap and cheerful and I would imagine that they were better options on the menu that I would have enjoyed more .

Just visited over the weekend while in town so can’t comment on accommodation. Called in for evening food and drinks. Good quality piping hot evening meals served quickly with fresh ingredients and proper salad No spiky nettles and twigs!! . Good selection of food with specials board and proper size portions. Good selection of drinks. Returned Sunday morning for breakfast and once again was not disappointed. Plenty to eat and no shortage of tea from a large teapot with extra water. First class

Lovely meal in a very nice restaurant. Staff were friendly and helpful. Well presented and very clean. Great menu. Food was tasty and portions were massive. Very dog friendly. Would recommend

I popped into this lovely hotel/pub for lunch on the off chance, the bar staff was really lovely and welcoming and super helpful, the food was plentiful and not bad, it was beautiful inside and felt really cosy

Our first contact with anyone at The Buck was with Scott at The Bar and he was very welcoming. Made us feel instantly at home (from home) Our room was lovely and spacious and after our long day walking the Coast to Coast we loved the bath which was waiting for us upstairs. Dinner was really delicious. We both had the Beef Chilli (mine with rice and partner had chips) Surprise Surprise….next day, Scott was serving breakfast too. I do hope he went home last night!! ;) He was totally friendly, always smiling and was only too happy to make sure we had everything we needed at breakfast …. delicious and fresh. We’d definitely come back here.

Good food, good prices, good staff and very dog friendly, even had dog towels at front door and treats on the bar. A very friendly pub. Wish there was more like this about.

Another great visit. Warm friendly atmosphere, a lovely log fire, good home cooked food & great people. What’s not to like! We’ll be back.

We had a lovely stay at The Buck. Our room was perfect: spotlessly clean with a wonderful view of the village green, Fremington Edge and Harkerside. We started most days with the Big Buck Breakfast which set us up nicely before our daily hike. But if that’s not your thing there’s plenty more to choose from on the menu - even sausage and black pudding for Bert (our dog). The staff were fun, warm and welcoming and nothing was too much trouble. The pub is a traditional Yorkshire pub with an open fire and a fine selection of beers and spirits. During our stay there was a darts and dominos event where we witnessed friendly rivalry with a pub team from a different Dale. This just added to the atmosphere and we really enjoyed the evening. We would definitely recommend The Buck and will be returning next year.

Bed and breakfast, 3 night stay. Fabulous room. Breakfast very good. Staff very friendly. Dog friendly. Excellent location for exploring the dales, hiking etc.

Had an excellent stay at The Buck. Rooms were very comfortable with lovely views. The evening meals and breakfasts were very nice and staff welcoming and friendly. The pub is very dog friendly too. Thanks for a great stay!

We stayed here for a night, also eating here. The common areas may be a bit worn, but the rooms have been updated and a very clean. The bathrooms are very updated and exceptionally clean. Excellent mattress, two pillows, moderately sized room. We were very pleased with lodging here. We ate at the restaurant here and were pleasantly surprised, much higher quality than "pub food." I had a rabbit stew with a large Yorkshire, while others ate fish and chips, lasagne and hamburger. The breakfast was very good. The employees were professional, cheerful and friendly. All in all a very pleasant stay.

We recently stayed nearby and ate at The Buck daily during our trip. The food, service and team were absolutely fantastic. Every meal we had was excellent. The only slight disappointment I had was that the chips didn’t seem home made anymore but the alternative was still just as good :) Cod and chips was Divine!!!

Lovely friendly pub, very welcoming to the four pawed variety. The veggie lasagne was really tasty and will definitely return next time in Reeth 😊

bed and breakfast stay. We spent 4 nights at the Buck and had a very comfortable, happy time. Our Room had been newly decorated and had a brand new huge bathroom - everything very clean and ordered - a comfortable 4-poster bed with cool white sheets and duvet. We had the perfect view over Reeth Green - and everything quiet and relaxing. The new owner/tenants were hardworking and very welcoming ( Sean in particular took the time to chat to me at breakfast). Breakfasts excellent - all cooked as requested, Supper - trad pub food - lots of it and not fancy but good value and perfect for the Dales. We'd happily stay again. The decor needs a bit of an uplift in other parts of the pub (the brewery should heed) but not our room certainly and all was totally acceptable. A great place for walkers, cyclists and leisure tourists. The only addition I would have ( and I said this to Sean) is that the beer garden -see the photo - is fabulous - and not used or sold enough - we had been to Reeth many times and had no idea it existed - better PR needed!!!

The customer service of Shawn was excellent, the atmosphere was very nice to sit outside on the picnic tables with a great view of the town square and surrounding fields

Fantastic Breakfast, great quality ingredients and plenty of it! Staff can not do enough to help, friendly warm welcome and great service, one visit & it will become a regular Jaunt!

Lovely beer garden and welcoming staff. Ate here and it was good value for money and generous portions

Great pub, looks tiny from the outside but it's like a tardis, a huge back room where they have live bands and a quiz and bingo once a month, out the back is one of the best beer gardens I have been in with plenty of seating. We didn't eat here but the food looked nice. All the staff were friendly

It's an attractive, historical building, nicely decorated and with character and two large bars. The food is fine, good pub grub. A choice of real ale on. All the basics needed for a good pub. The evening I was there both bars had TVs showing football, one with the volume so loud it drowned out the music playing. The bar staff asked ua all in our bar if they wanted the TV on. The majority said no, please turn it off. Sadly the bar staff went with one customer who wanted football on. I left once I'd finished my food and drink - I'm really glad not to staying at the pub - it was really loud. Come on owners, have some imagination. This is a big enough pub to cater for different choices in a pub. We don't all like sport! And if you ask customers what they want, please respond to the significant majority!

We popped into The Buck as a couple when passing through Reeth, which is absolutely gorgeous. Before visiting I checked TA to see which pub would be best for food and service. Well, although this place seems to be the least best pub to be visited according to a quick look on TA, if you do some proper research, you will soon see that there are some reviews that appear to be untrue. I say that as our experience was nothing like some that said negative things. Why anyone would do this to a local business in this day and age I’ll never know. I will try and post some photos, but we chose here as we love to support local business and thought we would form our own valid opinion, plus wanted to see if previous negative reviews were true. Then I could write a genuine review and people would take note as my history shows I am genuine, unlike some who have only posted once or a few times. For clarity, we have no connections to The Buck at all and live 65 miles away. Our overall view is, visit The Buck, because we received a warm friendly welcome from the 2 males behind the bar. It is a proper decent pub and we seated ourselves then chose our food. It is a proper relaxed pub, with proper pub food that is very reasonably priced. The beer garden is exceptional as it’s huge, has stunning views, so we will be back when it’s sunny.

Out of the three pubs in the village this was the first we tried on our holiday to Reeth. When we arrived at the bar we asked to be seated for food, seated quickly we looked over the menu. We ordered starters and mains 5...

Thoroughly enjoyed our relaxing lunch there...food was excellent and the fire added a little extra to the meal. Bartender was a great guy, also. It was good to be back.

This is a delightful venue …recently updated. Warm and comfortable. Food was very good, variety of drinks …staff are excellent ….dog friendly.

Good pint of local beer and a fine fish finger sandwich. Just what we wanted at lunchtime. Friendly service and no hassle. Glad to find this place.

Visited on a Sunday around pm as it was the only place serving food at that time. We had the Sunday special which was pulled beef with veg etc. Th cost £12.50 each but wasn't worth half that. Would have much preferred normal carved beef....

From a warm welcome to generous portions of home cooked food at prices that don’t make you blanche. So glad we found this great pub while visiting Yorkshire.

Saw the sign advertising roast dinners, so we decided to try them and was not disappointed. As we are both pensioners we felt that we could not eat a full one, so they gave us a pensioners meal which was more than adequate for us...

The Buck in Reeth is a friendly welcoming pub food friendly staff. Very clean rooms great nights sleep. It was fantastic the menu even has GF OPTIONS IE: fish and chips Scampi and chips lots of options for celiacs. We stayed there overnight and had...

My “ham and eggs” was thinly sliced boiled ham and 2 eggs. My wife had fish and chips but the fish was inedible, it looked raw and was impossible to cut with a knife. When I tried to complain I was told the manager (if...

We stayed here for 1 night on 27th June , We stopped in Room 1 which had 2 single beds and a double with a newly refurbished bathroom, I would highly recommend staying here it is dog friendly and our 2 golden retrievers stopped free...

Great place to stay, all staff were excellent the owners were so accommodating, excellent hospitality, food was lovely and the room was clean and comfortable. We would highly recommend and Luna our pooch would highly recommend 😊

Visited The Buck Hotel on Saturday 28th May with a group of friends as we are completing The Pennine Way as a Charity walk. The food was first class and the hospitality and welcome was just great. The staff couldn't do enough for us. Thank...

Wanted some lunch so stopped here. Dark inside, almost empty and music was too loud. Tasteless and poor quality sandwich. The table was so dirty it was sticky. The whole place needs cleaning! Very disappointing

We stayed here last weekend, room lovely and clean, great food, really friendly staff, would highly recommend and will definitely return.

Limited starters and only pizza for main course. No mention of this when we booked. Waitress forgot to bring menus and take order. We had to chase. Only 2 choices for a bottle of white wine. Took 45 minutes for starters to arrive. We should have left.

Booked the Buck three weeks in advance because the menu was varied. When we arrived we were handed a menu of starters & just pizzas. Three of the five starters were unavailable & two of the pizzas. When my calzone pizza did arrive it was burnt and I mean I had to chop the top off to find very little filling. Just lots of dough. Really disappointed as I had booked my last meal out for a while with my sister who has cancer. Very poor

Rang to book a table and was not told they only serve pizza. When we arrived it was too late to go elsewhere. Surprise Surprise we had a pizza. It was poor. Seen more filling in a tooth. The place was deserted and I know why. RUBBISH.

We have been to the Buck twice in the last week with different members of the family who had travelled a distance. The first time on a Sunday we waited 1hour 10 minutes to receive our meal. When the meal finally arrived the Sunday dinners were good but the wait was terrible and we were not served in turn. The three chidren were fed up and starving and had a late 2 hour journey home afterwards.In the past we have enjoyed meals at the Buck so on Saturday, with different visitors, we tried again having been promised the service would be better. The drinks were served quickly but that was it. The menu was entirely pizzas with some starters and a childrens menu. One of our party is vegetarian and there was only a starter suitable for her. After an HOUR we finally got the in adequate food, despite promises that it would be quick. Perhaps they were trying to be kind saying that they could accommodate us but they should have said they were not serving meals because of staff shortages (1 chef only). All our party had to eat extra food when we got home. We will not be back until we are reliably informed that the place has improved a great deal. Very, very disappointing.

Never seen such a small menu Gould not even offer a cheese sandwich Pizzas only or a small range of starters so starters it was

We ordered 2 pizzas for takeaway, they were EXCEPTIONAL ! This is the kind of pizza we LOVE. Super fresh, zero grease. Great quality ingredients. Staff were professional and friendly. COVID guidelines were strictly in place, which definitely makes us feel comfortable coming back for a sit in meal. We look forward to tasting the rest of the menu and have high hopes, as the standard served to us has set the bar high. Great job

This was our first visit on Sunday to the Buck since it was reopened. We thought we'd try the Sunday lunch and how pleasantly surprised we were with the quality. We'd always liked the buck and it's homely tasty menu coupled with the cosy atmosphere in the bar by the open fire. But they have now taken the food to another level. It was superb, great choices and quality. It puts The Buck up there with the other quality local Sunday lunch venue's. It may be a little more expensive but it's worth it!!

We live 2 minutes walk from the Buck, and have watched skips filling up over the past couple of months so it was with some trepidation we decided to have a lunchtime refresher alter the weekly market. Inside it was much the same but had had a general freshing up. The young staff were welcoming and friendly but Covid regulations reassuringly seriously. The beer was fresh and bright and we were told it had been re-piped. The offerings were Landlord, Blacksheep, Wainwright, Old Perculiar and a red Shepherd Neame- something for everyone. The light bite menu looked tempting as did their own range of speciality coffee. The black board menu had pub favourites, but the main menu bead definitely Italian, plus a Sunday lunch menu all again tempting but perhaps a bit pricey for some people but reflect the cost of running a pub in the Dales. However if the quality is good they could be good value and we intend to give them a try soon.

Popped in on A Sunday night in March and expected one man and his dog. Was quite busy with a bunch of people having a pool tournament. Nice atmosphere. Traditional Yorkshire Inn feel in the front room. Bar, coal fire etc. Had black sheep ale and was a perfect pint. They do the usual hearty Inn menu but also a separate pizza and kebab menu so popped back for tea the next day to eat a home made pizza and cheesy home made chips. Spot on! Also a bonus for being dog friendly and a regular having a friendly dog to meet visitors!

We booked table for dinner weeks before our arrival and specifically asked to be seated in the dining room, but when we got there, we shown to a table in the bar as the dining room was fully booked. That was a disappointing start to the evening.Service was slow and the atmosphere was not welcoming.The food, when it arrived was not inspiring and my pasta dish, which, although tasty enough, was swimming in so much oil that I had to leave half of it.I know there had been flooding in the area so it was not surprising that the place was not 100%, but there is no excuse for dirty, sticky tables and poor service. It’s a real shame because we have eaten there many times in the past, however, based on this experience, we are unlikely to return in a hurry.

Came here for lunch today with a friend & her dog, lovely old traditional pub which I love, the landlady was very friendly & chatted with us about dogs etc, I ordered butternut squash & sweet potato soup which was really wholesome & delicious, followed by ham cheese & pickle crusty sandwich served with hand cut chips & salad garnish, absolutely yummy we thoroughly enjoyed our visit here & Charley was treated to a Boneo from the landlady, we will return when in the area which hopefully won’t be too long

Good local, surprised and how busy it was on a Friday evening in Jan. a warm Yorkshire welcome and good beer at the end of a days walking. We did not eat here but plenty where and it looked good pub food on offer

Stayed there the 26 of october had great time beer was good food was excellent not a bad choice ,room was cosy an clean staff friendly , breakfast was plentifull will be back soon pub has character

Came to Reeth with my husband and decided to go for a drink and bar meal at the buck but looking at the staff and chef we thought they looked dirty and decided against it! We came a few years ago and the pub was amazing then! But I wouldn’t recommend it now such a let down for a country pub!

Having walked from Keld to Reeth I had been craving comfort food. It doesn’t get much better than giant Yorkshire pudding with sausage, mash and peas all drowning in gravy! Washed down with a very nice Malbec. Waiters were both very friendly.

The buck is a warm friendly busy little spot, dog friendly with a good size menu, hand pull beer and always open

Spent one night in Reeth while walking the C2C and chose The Buck to satisfy our hiker hunger...was not disappointed at all. Very welcoming, nice dining area and wide variety of food offerings. We choose the Lentil Moussaka and a pizza. The chef really got creative with the moussaka... fantastic flavores. Couple of glasses of wine and that was a wrap on the day.

Stopped here after a walk in Reeth for some lunch. Lovely homemade steak and ale pie with great short crust pastry and lots of steak! Very filling and tasty. Friendly staff. Nice coffee.

Very accommodating landlady and a well run establishment with personable and caring staff. Nice log fire in the bar area. Good quality beers and good range of evening menu from tasty pizza, kebabs, pub classics and specials all at reasonable prices. Rooms were more than adequate, comfy beds and pillows with the usual TV and tea/coffee facilities in the room. Walking boot friendly in the pub area.

Ideal spot on the square of the village of Reeth Was upgraded to a great big room, fantastic Comfortable, clean , what more could I ask for Lovely breakfast , thank you

Turned up at the Buck Hotel for an evening meal, there was 9 of us we didnt book in advance. The restaurant was full for early evening meals, however we were promised a meal around 8pm. It was worth the wait, staff were very accommodating and we manage to get a table about 7.30pm. Varied menu and everyone in the party was happy with their choices. Food was delicious and good value, service was excellent. Very happy to recommend the The Buck Hotel for meals.

So good we ate here twice on our 3 day break. Old pub with a lovely feel, no music or TV's just people enjoying each others company, some great food and a good pint. Very doggy friendly too.

We called in at The Buck on our Coast to Coast walk. We did not stay there but we had a drink on arrival in Reeth at one of the outside tables - very pleasant overlooking the village green. We also went there for drinks in the evening and for a pub dinner. They offer all of the usual pub food, e.g. fish and chips, steak and ale pie etc. As far as pub food goes it was very good. It has a cosy bar and the people are friendly. It was a very enjoyable evening.

We stayed on Saturday night as we are getting married at Bolton Castle in a few weeks so wanted to check out the area as lots of us are staying in Reeth for the weekend. Our hotel room was really lovely, it was so spacious very clean and the comfiest bed I have ever slept in. Beautiful bath overlooking the village green and lovely little extras like cake & biscuits. We will definetly be staying again.

I had dinner here on a Tuesday evening: one of their pizzas with a pint. Service seemed a bit haphazard but food was good, there was a good choice of beers and a lively buzz around the place

We love it here. The staff are so friendly & the fish and chips are the best pub fish & chips anywhere. We always come back here whenever visiting Swaledale.

Arrived a couple of days after the awful floods. Received a very warm welcome on arrival and an upgrade to a super room. Food in the pub was excellent and breakfast freshly cooked to order. A very pleasant stay.

We went in for a quick meal but the service was slow and for some reason they expected to serve the starter with the main course! Staff were not up to speed and poured wrong drink

Me and my family visited the Buck Hotel this weekend for their garden party, It was great fun. Games for the kids, live music and food and drink stalls. The staff and volunteers made us feel very welcome and were having a fab time themselves. We will be back if they hold another event.

Attended the garden party last weekend, what a beautiful event, the atmosphere was amazing, the work that had gone into putting the event together and the transformation of the garden was incredible. I love that this pub and the event is all dog friendly and is always very welcoming and a homely feel. We had food at the event and it was beautiful and perfectly cooked. The staff where amazing and so helpful and friendly. Kids where welcome at the event and it was lovely to see so many younger faces too. A real homely and welcoming environment. I hope there is another one soon. Thank you for all your hard work and effort. It didn't go unnoticed.

I went to the garden party that was held last weekend with my family. It was a lovely time and there was plenty of entertainment for the kids and adults! Everyone was very friendly and it was so nice to see everyone laughing. My kids really enjoyed themselves. I would love to see more of this type of thing held there!

The pub was lovely and the beer was nice. Unfortunately we found the food to be pretty dull and not very good. The steak pie was very dry and we have to ask for more gravy and sadly even though the chips were homemade they were a bit undercooked and hard. The fish batter was a bit soggy. However the service was good and the staff were friendly enough.

Very good pizza, had the Mediterranean but omitted the Courgettes and Aubergine, added Jalapeños, Chorizo and Pepperoni, thin base and a little spicy it was an excellent choice, would definitely recommend it, convenient for a takeaway.

We ate here twice during a recent stay in Reeth. The pub has a nice atmosphere. Staff were friendly, helpful and efficient. Food was reasonably priced and we enjoyed the steak and ale pie, the fish and chips and an excellent chorizo and black pudding pizza.

Had a meal recently at the pub and really did enjoy it! Got the fish and chips and would definitely recommend it. They have a wide range of gins to choose from too

For some reason Reeth was very crowded that night but we were able to convince the manager to allow us to use a table that was reserved for later. This pub served quite amazing pizza especially for a pub

We ate here both nights of our stay in Reeth; going back the second night as we enjoyed the first! Good pub food and really good local beer - just what was needed!

Sunday evening but Sunday lunch .. really lovely meal and very much enjoyed after a long day walking!

Decent food, but nothing special. Friendly service at a reasonable price. Good choice of ales and wines. Ideal place for lunch.

Nice food and friendly staff. Big menu with traditional pub grub and pizza and other popular food. But it can be difficult to get a table. We managed to eat here twice, but were not able to get a table at two other times. Think they had a problem with enough kitchen staff. Wise to book.

OK but don't look after you unless you are local, we are coast to coasters and they are only bothered about locals 😕

Lovely friendly pub and great meals, pet friendly too. Recommend this pub for anyone staying in Reeth or nearby.

Food was good poor selection of choice fish or fish and scampi pie or sausages but the chips were proper potato chips

Not eaten here - just went in for beer, but there was no warm Yorkshire welcome - if you don’t enjoy your job LEAVE or Cheer up, its the customers paying your wages!!!!

We are regular visitors to the area, having use of a holiday home near Leyburn, and the pubs in the area are amongst the best in the land. Unfortunately, this place was way off the mark. Called in at lunch time for a pint and a half of real ale before heading out on our walk. Over £7 for the round seemed expensive but hey ho. Decent pint if I’m honest. No issues there. Young lad behind the bar far from engaging with a couple ahead of me who tried to engage him in conversation, but again thought no more of it. 11 miles and a few hours later, returned to the bar ravenous, having seen the lamb shank on the menu which we both fancied. Managed to find a table inside and although far from busy, that and a number of other tables were filthy. Mrs B was driving so off to the bar to be served by the same young bar man. Attitude was far from friendly, and had to really bite my tongue to not tell him to cancel the drinks order. Back to the table. Young waitress, far from busy, walked past a number of times and looked at the mess on the table (ketchup wrappers, dirty cutlery and pizza cutter and dirty surface). After 15 minutes with no sign of the table being cleaned, walked out. Would have happily spent a good £70 by my reckoning, but your staff are letting you down in the attitude stakes. There are far better pub options in the area where you don’t feel like an inconvenience to the young staff.

We visited this pub on a recommendation from our accommodation hosts and we were not disappointed! The pub was warm, friendly and served the most delicious food! We highly recommend and hope to return later this year. Make sure you reserve a table as they get snapped up super quickly!

I quite frequently eat out and enjoy 'pub grub', so it is always a great to find a slightly different menu. Food here was very good, well cooked and imaginative. I remember it being similar when I last visited some 4 or 5 years ago, which impressed me.

We booked a stay for our first wedding anniversary.the staff couldn't do more for us, the pub/restaurant served delicious meals and the breakfast in the morning was the best we've had in the dales.

A well run Hotel. Dog friendly in bar area. The food was hot and well presented, large portions and cooked to perfection. A very popular place to eat.

A truly memorable + enjoyable stay. Beautiful location, wonderful hotel, comfortable rooms and lounge areas.

We come here often and have never had a bad meal or bad service. The portions are generous, food is always hot and tastes absolutely gorgeous. The takeaway pizzas are amazing as well, as are the kebabs. Definitely recommend a visit if you are in the area!!

Simply Superb !!! Everything was just perfect in every way. All three courses were truly exceptional - the quality, the presentation and the service were beyond all expectations!

There is a great fireplace with good fire going on your entrance. Welcoming bar staff and very good beer. A comfortable atmosphere and we were lucky to meet the hosts - wanting to ensure our visit was a good one. Well worth a visit

This place came recommended when we rented via Airbnb. The food was lovely, chips good, pie very good and staff nice. Nice big open fire, and toilets were clean. Would recommend!

We had dinner here 2 nights during our week long stay – first night it was lamb meatballs in a very rich tomato sauce for me – very tasty with a kick of spice - my wife fish + scampi with chips – again well-cooked and hot to the table – the second time was early evening on New year’s Eve – I went for the bolognese pizza with a cheddar cheese topping – unfortunately it had a soggy bottom - however the topping together with the crispy edges made for a tasty meal – my wife had the pork loin which was very good….

We stayed in reeth for the weekend and ate here on both nights. First the beer was excellent and the food was also excellent. The pub was warm and welcoming with a lovely fire which was needed with the freezing conditions outside. Would definitely recommend.

We visited the Buck Hotel last weekend for two nights . We wanted a relaxing weekend in the Yorkshire Dales and we were not disappointed. A very friendly place with great staff , good food , a clean and spacious room and the best roaring fire . We will return.

Ate here on Bonfire Night and watched the excellent fireworks whilst sitting outside after which we had a meal inside the hotel. The food was very good, different beers were on tap and the service was friendly and attentive. There is also a wide menu choice although vegetarian options are limited. Overall am pleased to recommend and as frequent visitors to the area we will undoubtedly be back.

Called in to Reeth with my wife and granddaughter for something to eat after a day in Richmond and wasn't too taken by the competition and plumped for The Buck instead and we weren't disappointed.

We went as a family The hospitality was great Wide variety of beers Food was not the strong side of this place Hamburger was over well done

We ate at the Buck while staying in Reeth for a few days. It’s a great pub with good food, a lovely open fire and friendly staff and locals. I had a nicely cooked steak, my wife had lamb shank, the kids had lasange and sausage and mash. The food was great and there was a good selection of local beers. We’d go back if in Reeth again and recommend it highly.

First time at the pub for dinner and there was the best lamb shank dinner on the menu. Ate here a couple of times during the week plus went to the pub for a glass of wine. The landlady and landlord were exceptionally attentive as were their staff. Thank you for a great time.

The fish duo was excellent. A large portion of fish in batter along with breaded scampi with chips and mushy peas. All well cooked and very tasty.

We went to the Buck Inn after a walking at Gunnerside Gill (recommended!).

Called in for a quick drink on a Friday, early evening. The Buck was very busy with lots of people eating from the varied menu. Service was quick and efficient and friendly.

Jag bodde på hotellet och puben erbjöd mat i trevlig omgivning. Den verkade vara populär och välfylld.