The Feathers Hotel in East Riding of Yorkshire - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

The Feathers hosted us for a family/friends get together the night before our wedding and they were absolutely wonderful. Irene, who we liaised with throughout, is the utmost professional and very well organised. She made us both feel comfortable from the word go and we couldn't believe how lucky we had been to find her/the Feathers. She knew exactly the atmosphere we were going for and went out of her way to design us a special menu for the evening, which was greatly appreciated. Niamh, who looked after us during the event itself, was absolutely fantastic and is a credit to the Feathers team. We had also planned a picnic for the Sunday after our wedding, but unfortunately had to cancel because of poor weather. Without any hesitation Irene offered us a space at their sister pub, the Stamford, and made sure we were welcomed there and had the best time. We honestly cannot recommend hosting an event here enough - they will make you and your guests feel so welcome, with excellent food and very reasonably priced drinks. Thank you so much to the whole team at the Feathers!

We had an excellent experience here. Had the hot beef ciabatta with real chips followed by apple crumble. The food was hot, plentiful and tasty, the service first class and the meal was excellent value for money. The bar area has a very pleasant atmosphere - all in all excellent and I will definitely return.

Stayed there. They only had one room left and it was a budget room. It certainly was! Twin beds in a very old fashioned room. To be fair they are modernising so should improve. But breakfast was included and was very good. One night was enough there. A few tradies use it. Food looked quite good in bar. Several areas do need updating and seems to be a work in progress.

Stopped here for a weekend on a bed and breakfast deal. On both nights we had dinner and a few drinks. The food was excellent, some interesting beers on tap and very comfortable accommodation. Staff were brilliant, always pleasant and welcomed you with a smile. Will rebook without hesitation.

We had lunch today at The Feathers and were wonderfully impressed. Bar staff are lovely and friendly. The menu is pub fare with a few surprises but not usually what we would go for. Enticed by scampi and chips, not a bar meal I have had in ages, it was a retro moment. We stepped in. A steak ciabatta alongside a small scampi and chips, (they were not small portions) for @ £20. Honest food with quality ingrediants. The scampi really did have langoustines in them as opposed to scraps of fish of inderminate origin; the steak was quality and cooked wonderfully. The hand cooked chips were home cooked, not out of a freezer bag. Walking in, there is a Crossroads vibe, but walls don't move, the locals are welcoming, food excellent and well worth continuing the exploration.

We had a lovely time here, we sat in the bar area as it looked cosier than the restaurant. Lucy our server was friendly, kind and so efficient. She anticipated our needs and nothing was too much trouble. There was a little wait for our meals but (this was apologised for and clearly explained that, there was a new chef and they were still learning the menu), I couldn’t fault the food. To start I had the ham hock terrine - good ham flavour not overly salty with a crispy flatbread - slight misnomer it was soft and chewy but nice. and my husband had the chicken liver pâté and melba toasts- both were good. For the main course I had the Harissa chicken - this was juicy and full of flavour, flatbread -soft and chewy with sweet potato fries - nice and crispy. My husband had the beer battered haddock - fresh tasting with a decent batter and chunky chips - very good. My daughter had the burger and chunky chips from the children’s menu she really enjoyed both and especially the children’s vanilla ice cream. My husband and I shared the lemon and ginger cheesecake, that was lovely - nice and deep, not too sweet and the lemon was nice and sharp. Unfortunately was no facility for adding a gratuity with the card machine, so I would bring some cash next time. Thank you for a lovely meal.

comfy bar area inside and good sun spot outside. service is professional and the prices arn't bad. food isn't excellent, however only tried it once.

We had the chicken burger and a jacket potato. The homemade chips that came with the burger were great, although portions weren’t huge. We shared a garlic bread side as well so it was enough for us. They stop serving food at 2:30 so we appreciate that they let us order at 2:25!

Recommended by the owner of the site we were staying at for the weekend, lovely Sunday lunch for the wife whilst I opted for the fish & chips after seeing someone else's, lovely food although the dining area looked a little dated in comparison to what was a lovely new bar area, would defenately return.

We arrived on Tuesday 18th august And to be honest on the walk to the receptionIt looked like it was stuck in the 1980sBut that aside the room we got was ok Even though the door into the room had obviously been altered poorly We were staying for three nights as we were there in the area for a family wedding At a not so cheap cost of £249 The next morning we went for a breakfast And ordered a full English ( as you do )And we both asked for bacon sausage and black pud to be “ well done “ Well what we got was basically awful The bacon was microwaved to death The sausage grisly And the black pud We both left allot on the plate If it wasn’t for a fantastic wedding at another venue we’d have gone home that day We actually did not stay the full three nights as we’d had enough and went home It needs some more updating to the dining area etc and a chef that can cook I sorry but we would not recommend So disappointed as we where looking forward to this break

Lovely lunch in difficult lockdown circumstances. Very pleasant friendly service. Mixture of tapas starters, fish and chips, burgers, gammon and a lovely pork belly for mains.....👌

After our experience at the Grand Hotel in Scarborough, I rang this hotel out of desperation of somewhere to stay at 10.30pm. What a joy when we were advised they could give 2 rooms that evening. How lovely and helpful the staff were from the telephone call through to checking out after 2 nights stay. The rooms are lovely, very clean, fab breakfast. This is a hidden gem and I would recommend anyone to stay there. They do a mean Sunday lunch as well.

Phoned the hotel two days before we wanted to go and they were very helpful.Booked a table for 6.30pm on a Saturday night.We were shown straight to a table of our choice straight away.We were givem menu,s to choose from it had a really good selection of meals to choose from.We only waited a short time for our meals to arrive which were splendid nice and hot (have never seen such large onion rings)We were left a nice time before they came to ask for our dessert choice along with coffee.On the whole the evening was a great success and will definetly return again.

Good food ,good service nicely done out with separate restaurant if you want it. It actually is a hotel but the meals are pub prices

What an improvement in the quality of food since the kitchen upgrade everything now cooked to perfection today the atmosphere and staff were cheerful and friendly as usual. The only other thing would be for Henry to dip into his pocket for a coat of paint on the walls and a new carpet in the reception area before you go into the restaurant that in itself would make the feathers a brighter and cleaner looking place to be. Also would reward the excellent staff for their hard work

I have been in tonight for the quiz and had a rather unpleasant experience... The quiz and roast potatoes were amazing as always, however one of the waitresses I believe her name is Sarah told another waiter I believe Andrew that she wouldn't serve us. This was said directly in front of me which I found to be very unprofessional and to be honest just plain rude. I used to come in regularly for meals but now I only come in for the quiz as she is always rude towards myself and other customers. If this issue isn't resolved I will have to find somewhere else to go, which is a shame as the rest of the staff are always very smiley and polite and pleasant to be around.

We popped in here, having missed lunch and upon seeing the sign outside ‘afternoon tea’. Why not we thought. Well, apparently not. Having asked if it was available, we were left standing in the three-quarter empty room, whilst the waitress went to check with the chef. Answer? No. At 3.20pm they weren’t serving anymore! Not sure what time afternoon tea is served then!No worries. We went over the road to The Swan, who were really welcoming.

Stayed for a few nights in Dec in one of the lodge style rooms at the end of the car park. Pretty much everything was fine if a little plain, the bathroom was really great, modern and clean. The memory foam bed was comfortable but the light outside the rooms front doors was bright and annoying. Unfortunately the mugs provided were dirty as was the tray it sat on in the room and the long mirror painfully distorted. Additionally, the walls and windows are very thin so you will hear everything your neighbours are up to and people coming and going from the car park very clearly. The staff have all been lovely and the breakfast provided with our room was excellent, especially the sausages! If I was staying again I would opt for the rooms inside the hotel/restaurant itself in the hopes it would be quieter.

Staff are very friendly, hotel lovely and friendly atmosphere, customers always say hallo and have a chate with you, this hotel has become my local.

We have used THE FEATHERS for a number of years and can honestly say we have always had excellent meals. We visited last night and what a disappointment. Firstly the steak pie is no longer a lovely homemade pie , it’s just meat in a dish with a separate puff pastry lid which is cooked and put on top along with sprinkle of salt . Why add salt not everyone likes it !Secondly the food wasn’t evenly particularly hot . I think it will be a long time before we return .

the Feathers is a warm and welcome Hotel we came for Dinner 4 Adults 3 Children we ordered our meals after we were seated 4 Adult Meals and Children's portion the Staff were very welcome and the service was very good the meals were hot we all had a great dinner and the Drinks came just before the meal. excellent and recommend to visitors and tourists very reasonable prices

We stayed here the beginning of August for 3 nights.We arrived and check in was quick and easy then we was shown to our room, a very lovely clean super king room we was told about the breakfast times and that we could eat in the restaurant of an evening if we wished.The room was a very large clean room excellent storage for clothing hanging space and drawers. The bathroom had a lovely shower over the bath and the room had back lighting in the mirror. The restaurant was fine the food was great a bit of a wait one night but they were exceptionally busy and we was told of the delay before sitting down. The breakfast was a substantial mix of full English to yoghurts fruit salad toast bread jams juice coffee and tea saturday was cooked to order sunday was a buffet as they were full. On the Monday we was back to being freshly cooked there was a great variety on all 3 days. The bar area is nice for a couple of drinks..... We would recommend staying here if you want clean tidy and comfortable rooms.

After a long day of bicycling, it was great to find a great meal, a drink and a restful nights sleep.

We have been here a lot over last few years gluten free meal always good.Last few times not so good.Handy place but 4x adult meals 3 x kids, always enjoyed roast dinners with good veg.Tonight 1 x gluten free meal bit broccoli few slice carrots few leeks 2 x gf yorkies 1 1/2 SLICE beef and lumpy gravy nothing like it used to be score for my meal had to ask and wait till half way through my meal they had forgotten my potatoes But didn't fail on overpriced bottle of wine.Verdict won't be going there again. disgruntled market weighton visitor.

I last visited the Feathers a year ago and was hoping things had improved. I went with my parents and 2 children .my vegetarian choice consisted of fried red peppers in sauce , I left most of it . My daughter felt ill in the night after her meal which she also didn’t finish .

Repas bien servi , avec une bonne ambiance, le personnel très tolérant de nos connaissance en Anglais , je vous le recommande vivement , Personnellement il me reste l'émotion d'avoir, seul chanté l'hymne national du Yorkshire dans la langue traditionnel du canton .

We ordered sandwiches as there was a good choice of hot and cold, priced £5.95. Both choices were delicious, arrived pretty quickly & served with salad and chips, bread really fresh. Coffees good too. Will definitely return and try other things on the menu, very nice bar and eating area.

Just had a very poor traditional fish and chips here. Very little fish and loads of nasty batter. Shame because there is a good selection of beer and the service is very friendly.

Today we visited the busy town of Hemsley and visited this nearby hotel, we were welcomed into the comfortable restaurant and quickly given the menus and enjoyed a pint of Black Sheep and a shandy. We decided on scampi and chips whilst my wife had liver and bacon. The food was nicely cooked and served on hot plates and delicious. The beer was excellent and overall the meals were reasonably priced and good value. Highly recommended. We did not stay at this hotel.

Stayed at the Feathers for a Saturday night. Loads of parking space. Had a room in one of the annex’s at the rear. Very modern and large with a great bathroom. I would definitely recommend

Called for a drink with my wife last Friday teatime in this pleasant small hotel which is well maintained and decorated. We have been several times before and always enjoyed it. Our visit was totally spoilt on this occasion by the chap sitting at the bar, right next to the till, puffing away at a vaping device. Every time he exhaled the place was filled with a horrible sickly stench. This practise should be banned as it was as offensive as smoking cigarettes. I do not know what the hotels policy is but they really need to ban it in all areas. If it is their policy not to allow it then the bar staff need to enforce this.

Coming here on a Saturday afternoon for a post walk pint, I found the place quite busy. Not quite the place to have a relaxing pint on a Saturday afternoon but pleasant enough.

The portions are man sized, you will never go hungry if you dined here. It is very reasonably priced for the quantity of food you get. All of the staff were very friendly as were all the customers, we loved the atmosphere of the place. The toilet facilities were clean, and the restaurant was very friendly for disabled people. All in all, we had a great lunch in a very friendly atmosphere.

Visited the Feathers in Pocklington for an evening meal. Have been here many times for drinks and only a sandwich but never an evening meal.

This place is right in middle of town so handy for lunch.The inside is much nicer than outside which looks a bit dreary,but nice tarten patterned carpet and very tidy.It is good for pensioners as they do small portions also the sunday carvery is done in 2 sizes. Prices reasonable,and food tasty.

My Husband and I went to the Feathers hotel on Friday night for a meal it is local to us and we do go there for a drink now and again the pub has a good atmosphere, we got a table straight away and ordered our meal, my husband chose Steak and ale pie with chips and veg, I chose Cheeseburger with chips and salad, we waited about 20 minutes for the meal both meals arrived and looked quite nice, the burger bun was dry the burger was ok but a bit tasteless the chips looked like chip scraps and watching my Husband eat the steak pie was painful, he found two pieces of tough steak in the pie and as his meal cooled the gravy set in to a thick jelly like substance, he too had scraps for chips, not very good at all, we wouldn't normally complain we just wouldn't go again but we did this time and to be fair the restaurant manager only charged my husband for one meal which was better than nothing, we wont eat there again though.

Went for Xmas dinner food lovely and plentiful I was full as a gun service good dining room well laid out and good atmosphere

Absolutely brilliant in every way.staff was very friendly and efficient. The meal was fantastic and very filling and very well priced I would recommend it and will certainly be returning. Thanks very much

Went with friends for dinner. Great choice of hand pulled beer. Staff were lovely. Wine list was very good and quite reasonable. I had the mixed grill. It was huge. Not sure why they ask you how you want your steak cooked and then ignore what you said. But the rest was great. Understand the dining room is about to have a refurb. Will make a great difference. Big Christmas tree in the room looked a bit sorry for itself. Buy some lights for it.

I have eaten, drank, had private functions and family have stayed here over the last 20+ years. Sadly myself and a friend visited early evening for a meal which was as good as ever, good staff, nice atmosphere in pub. But big let down when people are vaping while you are eating and the smell drifts over not pleasant. I sent a message to the feathers regarding there policy on this and not even a reply.

This is my first time to The Feathers Hotel in Pocklington but my husband has been before. My husband and I was hunting for food to eat and the hotel staff bless them took our order even though it was half and hour till food orders finish but we absolutely enjoyed the meals we’ve ordered today. We will definitely be coming back again.

Called in for lunch. The meals we had were served quickly and tasted good. Unfortunately, we were let down badly when it came to paying for the meals. After standing in a queue at the desk for more than five minutes I asked if anyone was serving only to be told by one of the staff that ‘we all have jobs to do’. I have absolutely no problem waiting when a restaurant is busy, but I object to being spoken back to in an off-hand manner.

If you appreciate good (but not fancy) food with good service, and good beer then this is the place for you. The menu is quite varied, and the serving staff attentive -- and the prices quite reasonable .. overall for value for money probably the best place in Pocklington

I've been coming to the Feathers for as long as I can remember, hence why this past weekend we chose to put up wedding guests for my brothers wedding in The Feathers Hotel, and to hold the welcome reception drinks there for both those staying at the hotel, and those local / staying locally (which we did, including myself buying rounds).

The least I say about our night here the better. The meal was disgusting, but expensive. We did complain about the food, and although my two Grandchildren were there, They said we could have one free dessert. I have stayed at The Feathers many time, and been to the restaurant many times, but never again. One to avoid.

Great room good nights sleep excellent breakfast and evening meal staff very helpful. Wife fussy with her eggs and cooked to perfection.

Stayed here during a cycling tour and was given one of the Chalets which was as expected, well appointed and had all the facilities we needed. Our bikes were securely stored overnight and we chose to eat in the main hotel which was just across the car park

We called here for the earlybird meals (£7 before 7pm), we were very impressed, the food was lovely and the dining area pleasant and relaxing. Worth a visit!!

We had lunch and drinks. It was comfortable, clean and staff were friendly and efficient. A lot of the lunch options had small as well as regular portions, which was good for us as we are not big eaters. The food was good and the prices very reasonable.

I have been staying here for over fifteen years the hotel has recently built an annexe which I stayed in on this particular visit, it is easily five star standard well appointed rooms with tasteful decor powerful shower and comfortable surroundings.

Visited The Feathers for the very first time just for a refreshing drink. The place looked very plush and clean. The gentleman serving at the bar very polite, helpful and smart. We had a large gin with all the trimmings and a non-alcohlic Old Mout cider. The selection of handpull beers looked good. The bar could do with a decent apple cider insead of the rather boring and tasteless Stongbow. Otherwise fine. We didn't eat.

Went here with kids whilst in York.

We have a great meal. Staff were friendly and very efficient. Good menu with lots to choose from and you can ask for small portions which is handy. Food was really tasty and lots of it. We all left happy and full. Free parking too.

Just visited The Feathers for Sunday lunch with my sister.

We stayed for a few nights during the heatwave! Our room was one in the modern block on the other side of the car park. Despite the heat outside it was cool (the block has a/c!!). Both the room & bathroom were generous (we booked king size) and very comfortable. We dined in both bar and restaurant - service was friendly and prompt but be warned portions are generous! Breakfast was included in our stay but we were a little disappointed here - perhaps we just timed it wrong but the waiting staff were very busy and the buffet selection needed refreshing.

This place has had a makeover since my last visit and I have to say it looks much brighter and cleaner.

TA requires a minimum number of words but one would suffice. See above. We ordered Nachos as a starter and it was cold. Not lukewarm or tepid. Salsa was as cold as if it had just come out of the fridge. The coleslaw that came with my son;s dinner was warmer than the nachos by some margin. We had to ask for plates.

We had a party of 25 for my wife's birthday, and from the off, the Feathers were brilliant. Come the night the food was served efficiently, politely and quickly, portion sizes were generous to say the least, and the quality was superb. They even cut the birthday cake up into portions for us, and gave us plates and napkins for it. Rather than arguing over the bill, everyone told what they'd had at the till, and paid for that, so no arguments whatsoever. Staff were fantastic in every respect, well done all of you. Just make sure you are aware of the car park issues, there are plenty of signs around.

Centrally placed in pocklington and the moors , stated in the Stamford rooms which have been refurbished to very high standard , hotel restaurant is a bit dated . Nice place to stop over whilst touring Yorkshire

We really enjoyed our starter (black pudding and chorizo with a runny egg) and desserts (banoffee pie was delicious!!). However he main courses were mediocre I’m afraid (Barnsley chop was a bit tough). Decor in the large room could do with an update as it is a bit retro! And dimming the lighting would really improve the ambiance-it felt a bit strange eating with such bright light in the evening! Nevertheless our waiter was very helpful, good service.

Stopped for a drink and something to eat at lunch. Food and drink all very nice, would recommend to anyone.

Went with my wife for lunch on Saturday, sat in the restaurant where there was plenty of room between tables, food was good (only slight complaint was that some of my chips were somewhat crispy) and reasonably priced, service was a little slow considering that not too many in eating.

Match called off at around ten. Do not book the Feathers, we booked for two nights, some one night, and some on there way, informed by the Receptionist nothing she could do and not interested everyone had vacated there rooms by 10.30 I asked if the people who would not now be coming would be charged and informed that this was there policy. Therefore rugby clubs who are visiting the town should be aware, I guess this is winter travelling but a gesture would have been good..........

Been going to feathers for 6 years. Always very good with service In restaurant but tonight has been appauling we were the 2nd couple in and after the 6th couple given there orders we dicided to leave feathers the last couple that came in got served we got a nod from the waitress to say she will be with us shortly it's not good enough

We had the sunday lunch with the family .very nice plenty of meat very hot .but it does come with the gravy on the meat a bit too much for me would perfer the gravy coming separte

We visited on a Monday evening, the oub was very quiet and we decided to eat in the restaurant area. There's a good selection of traditional pub food, not too pricey. The restaurant is very dated, definitely not somewhere I'd go for a fancy meal or special occasion. Waitress was very attentive and friendly. Great for a quick meal on a quiet week night.

After visiting the Feathers reastaurant for lunch with my partner we received a parking fine of £60 for parking in their car park. When I called the hotel to complain they simply said there are signs around the car park stating we need to register our car with the hotel and there wasn't anything they could do about the fine, not even an apology. We did not see any signs and it would of been helpful for them to actually let us know in person that we needed to register the car. I have appealed against the fine with no help from the hotel even with a receipt of the meal we purchased but it was not accepted so now have to pay the £60 fine. I wouldn't mind if we had to pay to park and didn't or if we was there too long but for simply not giving them our registration number we now have to pay £60 which I think is ridiculous. We were regular customers and have never had an issue before the registration process was put in place. Definitely will not be visiting again!

Stayed here for one night as we were at the Shed Seven gig at the Arts Centre.

We have eaten here on four occasions recently and have been pleased each time. A large, slightly old-fashioned looking dining room [in contrast with a modern, re-vamped bar] with plenty of space between tables. Clean linen. Good, polite service from mainly young and well-trained waiters. Huge menu which sounds alarming but we have had a variety of food and been quite happy with the quality. Portions large, so be warned if you have young children or very elderly relatives in your party. Very fair pricing.

Strange place. Our rooms were nice, modern and clean, but were in a different building. No problem there, but to get to them we had to squeeze down a dark alley full of old cooking oil tins, cross a courtyard and turn back down a dimlit snicket. We never felt threatened and it was easy enough, just a bit weird. Food in the hotel was fine for me, the chef did make something vegan, but my companion had fish and chips that he described as sub-service station. Breakfast in the morning was ok, although I did have to nip out and buy my own milk to use with the cereal provided. The coffee portions were thimble sized for my companion. I'd stay here again, no problem, as the rooms are really good, it's just the other stuff is a bit odd.

So stopped of here for a beer when me and my partner went on the hunt for a town to get some milk as we were staying in huggate where nothing was around.

I can honestly say this is the worst place I have been to eat. The car park is like a prison of war camp where you are surrounded by car parking enforcement notices. Then you have to leave your car registration number with then so you don't get a parking ticket. Then you have to order the food at another bar. The food was very below par and we all left more than we ate. No one even came over to ask if the food was ok. I can say we won't be wasting our money here ever again.

2 adults 5 kids aged 9-15. Nice enough pub in centre of nice village. Food didn't come as stated on the menu and just average pub food.

Visited several times whilst on holiday nearby, teatime menu at £7 really good value for money. But went there for Sunday lunch two Sundays running. Both were brilliant, meat top quality with choice of beef, lamb, gammon /pork and turkey. Puddings were absolutely amazing to. They also gave a great choice of beers. A must visit if in Pocklington

This is a great local place for people to meet and eat,warm and friendly staff great rooms,very good food at a very reasonable price. You can eat in the restaurant or the bar, they also do tea time specials with a drink included. I would recommend the feathers Sunday carvery to everyone.

My wife and I visit pocklington every year and find the Feathers the place to go for great food and good atmosphere, the staff are friendly, polite and efficient, prices are good.

We keep going back because it is consistently good quality and value. Menu has a good range of dishes.

I Came here with my family for my birthday meal , the staff where very nice and polite , and very adaptable to individual needs, e.g vegetarians. My mother was even allowed to bring our own cake ( which was a surprise for me) and they provided plates and spoons . The restaurant staff even lit the candles on the cake and sung happy birthday ( without being asked ) .Lovely cavery, very tasty with great meat and veg. We had a very nice time and can't wait to go again .

We had no electric so thought we would pop out for tea at The Feathers.We ordered 2 scampi, chips and peas. I mean how can you get this wrong ......The peas were like bullets and the chips were absolutely inedible, greasy and soggy. ( the fat had not been hot enough to cook them)So we told the waitress who was very good and took it away at once but then came back and said it was the potatoes , they were absorbing the fat and there was nothing they could do. So we asked for a refund and left.

Good food, excellent service, and big portions. What more can you ask for! The pie and Yorkshire pudds starters was very filling, but so nice.

This place has had a makeover since my last visit and I have to say it looks much brighter and cleaner. I will maybe give it a try for food next time. Drinks appear reasonably priced.

My dad visits from the USA every year, and we just have to visit here for their steak & ale pie, as it's apparently the best he's tasted. Still as good as ever :)

In Pocklington for the evening and popped in for a drink.Exceptionally friendly staff and a good vibe , as well as cheap drinks prompted us to stay for dinner . Restaurant staff were equally friendly. Good menu .

Cosy pub good atmosphere lively but not loud husband sampled the beer and was impressed food very reasonably priced and tasty

On Thursday 9th March went for dinner. Staff were friendly but the food was awful, I left most of it and had to go to coop opposite for food. I ordered the food and was warned of a 15 minute delay which I was fine with and asked if the wine and water I had ordered could be supplied ahead of meal. I ordered a roasted pepper wrapy with guacomale and cheese, no salsa. After 15 minutes still not drinks so as I went to bar the lady came with my meal and I said no drink had arrived. She went to get it. 5 mins later got in when my meal was cooling. The wrap was burnt, the roasted pepper wrap was swilling in grease with plastic melted sliced cheap cheese melted on the top soaking wrap. No guacomale in it. The chips looked like they were reheated, I didn't eat them and the salad was wilting. The wine tasted corked. I tried to get attention from the bar staff but they were not interested (I was going to raise my complaint) I had to go and collect my daughter, so emailed as soon as I could allowing a couple of days to reply, no response as of yet.

We enjoyed a delicious lunch of beef baguette & bacon, mushroom & Brie baguette. Both were served with a fresh, tasty salad and home-made chips . The dining area was spacious, service was good, decor & toilets were immaculate & price, with drinks, was £17. Will definitely return here !

Very friendly and a good choice of beers lovely helpful staff and always welcoming. Didn't try the food but will be sure to next time as it looked lovely

Great restaurant serving a good range of food all at good prices. Mostly traditional English. Service generally good but can be slow at busy times.

Beautiful home cooked food at very reasonable prices! I had the lamb shank - gorgeous! And husband the gaint burger and they wasn't lieing, it was definitely gaint!

We moved to Pocklington this past week and spent our first two nights here whilst we unpacked. Everyone was so welcoming and forthcoming in giving us their take on the town. The food we ate both nights was of a high standard, so fresh and sourced locally. Delicious! We also had the Sunday carvery with our family including our year old grandson. It was a hit as everyone enjoyed their meal. Be prepared for large portions or chose a Small Portion (SP) dish - there are a number to chose from on the menu. We will definitely return.

The food is excellent and very reasonably priced. The location and the furnishings are good.However, the radiator in my room (in the grounds) was faulty - twice - so I had one very cold night. I was offered another room, but this proved to be impossible as I needed a room with a stand alone shower and none were available. (I am disabled). On my final night, the people in the adjoining room were very noisy and this ruined another night. The hotel was made aware of my issues at the time. I see from this site that similar issues had already been raised in May 2016 and the hotel said then that it would address them. I have rated the value as poor because the hotel was able to provide me with only one comfortable nights sleep in three. A discount of £10 was given for the cold night and as a result of a written complaint I have been offered £10 off a future stay. Had these gestures been made without my prompting I would have felt like a valued customer.

We stayed at the Feathers for three nights Our room was lovely great bed and quiet, despite overlooking the High street. The staff were very friendly and helpful.The breakfast lets the hotel down, only sliced bread, fruit salad with mainly apples, coffee not brilliant and cooked breakfast below average. Like a breakfast of the 1980s, folk expect better now.

In the past couple of months I've visited The Feathers on Two occasions for Lunch.First visit had the Steak which was very good, Second visit had the Steak n Ale Pie which was very good. A good selection of fresh Veg and Potatoes.Well worth a visit if your in the areaGood atmosphere and pleasant staff....

We chose the Feathers for our charity committee Christmas meal. However none of us chose the Christmas menu and opted for the regular fare. Admittedly drinks were a bit slow being served but full marks for excellent food. Everything looked to be cooked to order. The small portion options were very generous, as were the larger servings. Plenty of veg too.Delicious puds - especially the Baileys Cheesecake, one disappointed diner as the Yorkshire Parkin ( not to be missed it is so good) was not available.It has taken 16 years for me to try the Feathers - it definitely won't be as long before I go again!!

We stayed in the superior room here for one night, really happy with the room very spacious, modern bathroom really comfortable bed. Double aspect views over the town, Cleanliness of the room good.Hotel central in town with decent size car park and free wi fi.Breakfast ok, service ok but a bit confusing if you don't see the signs telling you the tea and hot water is in flasks.Didn't eat dinner here but the bar area very warm and cosy, seemed popular.

Looks really modern which wasn't what I expected from this pub but it's was great and a really good selection of liquors

Been here quite a few times for family meals. It's average. A lot of people have the carvery but I went for Hawaiian chicken. Meal was ok but don't expect some amazing. It's a bit like a residential care home dining room. Overall food edible but amazing.

Having to dodge the rain , we called into the Feathers for a beer and noticed thr restaurant, we decided to have a meal ! absoulutley beautiful, I had steak pie that was to die for, wife had chicken and loved every piece of the dinner, highly recommended (it was the taxi driver that mentioned that the food was good ), cant wait for the next visit.

Lovely friendly hotel.We only had lunch in the bar area and it was very nice and good value for money,staff were friendly.It was a cold day, the heating was on but went off after about 30 minutes of us been in the place.Would visit again.

We are very happy to see that a successful refurbishment has been carried out in the bar, and hope that this will eventually extend to the rest of the hotel. The rooms were clean, quiet and comfortable as always. Two rather unwelcome changes in the dining room. Tea and coffee were in self service flasks - previously this was served by the waiting staff. Also as another reviewer has pointed out you now have to get up and make your own toast for your hot breakfast once it has arrived, leaving the tempting pile of steaming food you are dying to eat to congealing upon the table. This is a truly bizarre idea. If I order poached eggs on toast, why do I have to make the toast myself? The staff were otherwise charming, friendly and helpful, and we enjoyed our stay as always.