The Fountaine Inn in Craven

Really lovely pub in stunning village location

Very expensive drinks 11.75 for glass of house wine

Dropped in for a drink. As always, friendly staff, great atmosphere. Didn't eat on this occasion, but previously food was fab.

We called in for a drink as the weather was gorgeous and the young girl who served us was extremely polite and very talkative which was fab. The prices were good it was just a lovely visit thank you ❤️

We stayed locally and dined at the Fountaine Inn for 2 nights out of the 3 days of our break. The food,beer and service on both occasions was excellent and we would highly recommend

Our stay at the Fountaine Inn was fabulous. We received a warm welcome on arrival, enjoyed delicious food and drink, and had a wonderfully comfortable stay. It was truly a memorable experience.

Booked in to this picture book setting pub (forgot to take pictures outside!) for a meal on Bank Holiday. Menu is typical "pub with restaurant" fare with some nice twists (Chicken Wings in Miso and Hoi Sin was a welcome change from BBQ or Sweet Chilli) All three main course meals were excellent, the pie in particular was filled to bursting and as hot as if it had been served from oven to fork. Unfortunately the desserts didn't quite match up to the first two courses - just a bit bland and my Wife's Chocolate Souffle was mostly oozing all over the plate when served. Overall, will definitely return - But someone needs to tell the young, tall waiter who was serving the tables to stop cracking his knuckles ! Every table he served or interacted with, you could hear and see him doing it.

Wonderful place, friendly staff and delicious food. Highly recommended

Excellent food all staff friendly serving us good price didn't have too wait long for food on a busy bank holiday Sunday, the man behind bar was friendly 👌 when leaving & paying the lady at bar asked if everything was OK my reply yes then she said can you give us a review if I.can be bothered 😀 I said yes know problem payed up

We stayed elsewhere in Grassington but when we discovered this fabulous inn we just kept returning!! The location is picture postcard perfect, the ambience superb and the nooks & crannies fascinating. Play Ringing the Bull in one tiny room (where we chatted to locals & holiday makers alike) to the tiny bar where the locals drink, to the fabulous dining room & tasty English fare! Beware - make reservations for dinner otherwise you could miss out! The manager & his wife are delightful but the true star is the location. If village life is what you want to see then you can do no better. We shall definitely return!!

This was a beautiful location, ideilic pub, great choice of ales and beers and fabulous food - highly recommend.

Spent the weekend in Threshfield with the dog whilst my wife did The Fellsman round, what a bonus to find this brilliant pub. A lovely evening leg stretch over the fields and a couple of pints of Hetton Ale in such a lovely village. Bar service excellent, will be back, pubs like this are gold dust. Thank you.

Always a great experience, but yesterday was exceptional. We arrived way too early and could fully understand us having a lengthy wait, given that they had a large party of diners. This would put extra pressure on the kitchen and waiting staff. Despite this we were shown to our table and offered the menu's ( we were even offered a quieter table). Food was excellent, service spot on. This was my husbands first 'dine out' since his recent emergency heart surgery 3 weeks ago, so it was a much needed break for both of us. We alternate with their sister establishment, The Tempest. They are run like privately owned hostelries and far outstrip their competition. Highly recommend The Fountaine

Good food, well cooked and very good beer and drinks. Lovely to sit outside on a warm day and even on a colder day after a good walk.

Most beautiful place to stay and rib and Nina are the perfect hosts everything is wonderful can't wait to stay again

No welcome. Bar area smelt of ? a cleaning product. Room had wobbly rail rather than wardrobe which therewas Room for and tea tray on wobbly precarious stand. We also requested a ground floor room with no steps but there were 4 steps to bathroom

Lovely relaxed stay. Staff very accommodating

Beautiful location. Friendly staff, good food and very lovely and well equipped room.

Staying in Linton we went two nights to the pub and restaurant. A stunning location and traditional English pub, food was excellent and the hosts were so welcoming. Moreover as a Coeliac it's always challenging to get a restaurant that accomodates this, they made a peppercorn sauce from scratch for me! Fabulous.

Called in for a meal which was delicious. The service was excellent (as usual ), what more is there to be said.

Lovely pub, great food and friendly staff. Give them a try, you won't regret it.

Beautiful meal. The pie was superb. Generously filled with the most tender beef, succulent & filled to the brim. Lushious carrots & green beans. The creamy mash was stunning too. Such a lovely place to visit. Excellent friendly service. Well recommended.

Great lunch! Great service from Big BoB he’s a star! Can’t wait to come back and stay over in one of the rooms they have. 🥳

We had a lovely meal in a superb setting.

A lovely lunch in one of the most beautiful spots in the whole of Yorkshire. The food was fresh, very tasty and the portions generous.

Friendly professional staff and super fish and chips. Superb value for money. Well worth a visit

Great little village pub in a beautiful setting. Visited when on a hike around Grassington and Linton

Service was a little slow once we had eaten our mains. We had to ask for dessert menu as it was not offered and then I had to find a member of staff to order our dessert. We were not offered another drink after our first, even though we had all finished during our main course. We would have ordered another had we been asked early but once we had finished our mains and were waiting for dessert menu, we saw no point and just wanted to finish and go. The food was very average. My wife had Steak and ale pie, she said the pie was good but the sides not so good, she just left them as they were tasteless. My mum had the roast beef dinner, her feedback was similar, the beef was ok, if anything a little overcooked but the sides were not good. My daughter had the cheeseburger which she enjoyed. I had the Chicken burger with loaded fries. The fries were good but the burger I thought was a bit mediocre. We visit a lot of the old Individual inns and since the Robinsons takeover, we have been very disappointed. The only one that seems to be worth going to now is the Tempest Arms. The Spread Eagle at Sawley was my regular, not just for food but mainly for an after work pint most days as I pass on my way home. I don't really go in there any more as it seems to have lost its way a little since Greig and Natalie left, I've hear poor comments about the food there also. The Craven Heifer in Kelbrook was another favorite but again, we didn't enjoy our last experience there either. We used to love the Fountaines Inn and have eaten there and also stayed over a lot over the years but we won't be rushing back anytime soon. Its a shame as my wife and I used to stop over regularly as it was where we had our minimoon after our wedding ten years ago this time. Hopefully Robinsons turn them around and get these pubs back to how they used to be when Individual Inns ran them.

Friendly pub. Food menu good with ample choice for most people. Food of good quality, tasty and plentiful. They do have special nights...burger night, pie night etc. Staff efficient and interactive. Fish and chips was large. Pie was great. Hotpot tasty. Will visit again.

Really welcoming, a good mix between local and Gasto pub. The staff were very friendly and attentive. Good was 10/10 for both meat eaters and vegetarian (lots of options for both). Dog friendly. Clean and well decorated. Would highly recommend if you’re in the local area.

Lovely place, great food and friendly staff, in a beautiful location. Would highly recommend it whether you’re after a nice meal with family or just a pint after a walk in the hills.

Wonderful inn, warm fire, great food and really pleasant waitress and bar staff in an absolutely beautiful location in the Yorkshire Dales. located in a lovely village with a picturesque green and river running by, it is lovely to eat indoors or outside (when the Yorkshire weather allows) and its dog friendly. We had the steak and unicorn pie and the black pollock loin for our mains. Both were delicious and very filling. I'd also recommend the fish and chips.

Great pub. Lovely atmosphere. Friendly staff and tasty food.

a lovely place with great food and friendly staff 😊

Great food & service…Will be back very soon!

Called in for a drink and found the Fountaine Inn to have a friendly atmosphere and warm welcome. It was Sunday afternoon so very busy but we managed to find a table. The pub is dog friendly. There was a wide and varied choice of drinks, including their own Fountaine ale, which was lovely and my huband also enjoyed the bitter - both beers were well kept. Service was quick and the bar man polite. The toilets were clean. The prices were reasonable for the area. We didn't have food as we already had plans but it smelt lovely. We had a look at the menu, the choices were good and the prices competitive, so we have decided we'll be back soon for Sunday lunch as it is only half an hour from home. Parking was a little difficult because there is no designated car park and the pub was busy, but we eventually managed to find a space across the village green so it wasn't a problem.

I'm changing a previous review down from 5 to 3 stars after a disappointing meal. Previously meals were well cooked throughout, but unfortunately on this occasion sunday roasts were served with bland undercooked veg, generally lacked seasoning, and took over an hour to arrive. The vegan roast was cauliflower which was served with a side of steamed cauliflower, lacked flavour and was essentially a plate of plain mixed veg, sadly the vegan gravy was tasteless added nothing to the dish. Roast carrots were severely underdone and lacked flavour, but meat, potatoes and red cabbage were fine. Fortunately the staff apologized and offered 50% off. Previous visits were much better so on the fence about returning for another meal.

What a hidden gem food was absolutely delicious nothing to fault, why highly recommended!

Lovely place with excellent food and service.

Had a meal here with friends. Service very good as was the Ale and food. January good offer (33% off all food).made it excellent value

Fantastic sunday lunch !...great quality!

We booked a table for 3 (+dog) for a Sunday lunch visit. Everything about the Fountaine Inn is first class. The building itself is what I'd call a 'proper pub'. Very old, cosy, fire roaring, & a mix of locals and visitors. We had a mix of food from the menu including the Sunday lunch which was a big portion. The staff & service however was top of my list. Excellent and nothing too much trouble. Highly recommended. Round of your walk in the stunning area with a visit.

We walked into the Fountaine Inn for an afternoon drink and were pleasantly surprised. It's such a lovely, cosy pub with friendly staff and what looks like a nice menu.

Staying locally for a wedding the next day wanted somewhere nice for our evening meal, found this gorgeous place that gave all the feels of a classy country pub restaurant. The food was amazing value but top quality ingredients and stunningly presented. Service was attentive, genuinely warm & friendly. Admittedly I went for the burger, it was fat juicy and fresh, she went for the pork belly which was stunning both in looks and flavour. Food looks fancy and tastes amazing. Ambience is classy, cosy and romantic.

Lovely place food and rooms spot on. Staff and service excellent 👌

Excellent food and accomodation.

We had the pleasure of staying at the Fountaine for 4 nights over Christmas The room was in a lovely converted building at the back of the pub Very nicely decorated and cleaned each day with fresh milk available for our tea tray The pub itself is a traditional country pub enjoyed by the locals who are very friendly and welcoming We had Christmas lunch here which was very nice and lots of effort made by the staff Service excellent throughout our stay and would definitely return again

We ate in the restaurant and the food was delicious. Friendly staff and reasonable prices. Would highly recommend

Always a warm and friendly welcome. Great hosts, staff, food, drinks and accommodation, set in a beautiful landscape.

We recently had the pleasure of staying overnight at The Fountaine Inn in Linton-in-Craven, and it was an absolutely wonderful experience from start to finish. We stayed in one of their dog-friendly rooms, which was beautifully appointed, clean, and incredibly comfortable—perfect for a relaxing getaway. The evening meal was exceptional. I enjoyed the belly pork, which was cooked to perfection, while my wife savoured the braised beef, which she said was melt-in-the-mouth delicious. The food was hearty, full of flavour, and clearly made with care. To top it off, I enjoyed a couple of pints of their excellent Hetton Pale Ale, which was a real treat. After a peaceful night’s sleep, we were treated to a fantastic breakfast in the morning—just what we needed to set us up for the day. The staff were friendly, attentive, and made us and our four-legged companion feel incredibly welcome. It’s rare to find a place that combines such wonderful food, great beer, comfortable accommodation, and genuine hospitality all in one. Danny from Leeds

Found this little gem when we'd had a last minute trek through Grassington for those last Christmas gifts. What is obviously a hot spot for locals accommodated us with a last minute table for two when we were looking for our Sunday Dinner. Whilst the main menu looked very inviting, we opted for a choice from their Festive Fayre. I had the prawn cocktail starter, which was excellent value and hearty helping of garlic mushrooms and toast for the lady in my life. Being Christmas, we both opted for the Turkey dinner which was accompanied by a portion of cauliflower cheese. As you'd expect, dinner came with roast potatoes, parsnips and carrots and the booziest red cabbage I think I've ever had. Staff were exceptional and catered to our every need, polite, freindly and keen to help. We'll definitely keep this on the radar for the next time we're in the area and I'd recommend it to anyone who doesn't fancy the standard fayre of Grassingtons eateries.

Being intrepid hikers we arrived after dark so missed out on the gorgeous setting. The welcome was friendly as was the service- could not fault either. Food too was excellent, though menu was not particularly adventurous. We left with full stomachs feeling very satisfied. Only criticism is that interior lacked atmosphere.

Amazing place, would highly recommend

Fantastic stay in an idyllic location. Friendly and helpful staff, great food and choice of drinks would highly recommend

Food is always excellent here and reasonably priced. Decided to stay overnight and wasn't disappointed, the room was excellent. The evening meal and breakfast were excellent, will definitely stay again and would recommend Fountaine Inn to anyone looking for a meal, and/or overnight stay.

Excellent friendly staff, lovely warm welcome,cozy, clean very well equipt room loved the coffee machine. Very tasty food ( dinner & breakfast) Lovely village and great location for exploring the Dales .made good use of the 3 walking guides Wish we could of stayed for longer. we even managed to play the locals at the Bull Ring game , good fun

We stayed for 4 nights. We love everything about this idyllic located inn;from the rooms, the food and the fabulous staff.It's an inn with no airs or graces.Just down to earth,honest hospitality as it should be. The rooms are clean and tastefully appointed with comfortable beds.I was very taken with the leather covered handles on the bedroom furniture by the way! Food is plentiful with a good choice to suit all palates and the breakfasts are yummy.(Just a small point but would have liked some fresh fruit).Excellent coffee and amazing bacon. We were there in November and the log fire in the small room off the bar was just what was needed after frosty walks in the beautiful local area. Our third visit but definitely not our last.

Lovely room - we stayed in Barn Door - very comfortable, clean, big comfy bed, underfloor heating, coffee maker and fresh milk. Lots of lovely extras that exceeded my expectations for the cost of the room. Beautiful little hamlet and only a short walk from Grassington. Super cosy bar, great beer and a real fire. We had an excellent evening meal in the restaurant and breakfast next morning was equally good. The overall experience was all we could have wished for on our mini break in the Yorkshire Dales. As well as getting all the little details right that make for a stay memorable, what is clear is that the staff are really invested in the Inn and really want to make their guests' experience the best possible! It speaks volumes for a place when you arrive on a Tuesday afternoon and find regulars drinking in the bar and a welcoming smile.

Stayed in village and came in for beers and dinner. Absolutely great food and great pub

Great beer, helpful and friendly service, fantastic well priced food and a good friendly village pub atmosphere.

Returned one year later and proved just how good The Fountaine is, just as great as last time. I look forward to coming back again. Dropped in for a spur of the moment Sunday lunch and could not have been happier. Nice cosy spot by the fire, lovely beer and fantastic, generous, high quality roast dinner. Friendly service too.

Great place to stay in a beautiful little village. We stayed in the Alms View room which was lovely and cosy. Food is very good, staff friendly and a great atmosphere in the bar with an open fire in the snug. Highly recommended.

Accommodation was great, comfy bed clean and tidy. Staff were excellent, very friendly and helpful. Food was great too. Highly recommended for a weekend break away in what is a beautiful Dales village

Used to be a very popular Pub for food and drinks, it was quiet (Lunchtime) and no-one was sat in the restaurant so we sat in the snug to eat where there was a bit more atmosphere. I had a pint of Robinsons Trooper which was a nice pint, my other half had a creditable Pinot Grigot blush. Food was pleasant and we enjoyed our visit.

Regular visitors over the years - will definitely be back

Lovely location, staff friendly, ideal place for a birthday lunch which was most enjoyable.

Surroundings beautiful, excellent food and service. Very friendly and professional staff

Can't comment on the rooms again but food and drink were excellent

Had Sunday lunch here 10th November. Location and ambiance is lovely however parking can be very difficult. Unfortunately the food was awful. The beef was tuff and the chicken was so dry it was really inedible and had to be left. I did comment when plates collected and was told the chef would be told but nothing came of it or offered any recompense. Also served by a young lad who should never have been on duty as he had lost his voice and was full of cold. Bar staff were very welcoming however when returning later in the afternoon for a cup of coffee and pot of tea there was a shortage of seating in the bar area and told be weren't allowed to sit in the eating area as that was reserved for eating even although it was empty at 17.00. OK for a drink on a warm sunny day but otherwise would not recommend.

One of the most authentic village pubs in The Dales.

Not the quality as we experienced before

The club sandwich was great, as was the ginger sponge pudding with custard. Can't comment on accommodation as I did not stay there. Stopped by again 2 days later on another walk, again as good as it was earlier.

Called Friday for fish and chips . Generous portion size and excellent quality also , perfect mushy peas and curry sauce to go with them 🙂

We stayed for two nights in the dog friendly room behind the pub. The room was lovely, clean with a huge bed. There was plenty of room for the dogs bed to. We ate in the pub on both nights and thought it was good. We had fish and chips on the Wednesday - it’s the special. As it was only £9.95 we expected a small meal but the fish was huge and beautifully cooked with lovely light batter. We expected it to be full price but it was the advertised £9.95 very impressed. The bar serves real ale and the beer is well kept so my other half said. There is an issue with parking as the space is limited and the pub is popular with locals and visitors alike but we managed to park. We plan to stay again, if we do we will take a torch as the path from the room to the front of pub is dark, we’d also check how to lower temp in room as it was a little warm for us we should have asked while we were there! It’s a lovely local pub in a great location with good accommodation and excellent food & beer.

Ate here twice this week, once for an evening meal which was great and then on Sunday for a traditional Sunday lunch. The Sunday lunch was outstanding. I had beef, tender and huge serving, plus cauliflower cheese, Brocoli gratin and of course all the usual accompliments . Excellent friendly service, delicious deserts in nice surroundings. Would definitely recommend. Thanks.

Amazing food and amazing service at the restaurant. The belly pork was to die for

Visited as a stop off whilst viewing the Linton Falls, then took a walk into the village of Linton. The local pub the Fountaine was very popular with locals and tourists, we had the cheese and chutney toastie with celeriac soup and the club sandwich with chips. Both dishes was excellent piping hot the soup was exceptional. 10/10 a must on your list if you are nearby.

The Inn has an idyllic location, so idyllic parking is an issue. There is no dedicated customer car park. There is simply not the space. The minor road leading to the inn is severely congested. The interior of the inn is small with limited seating. We found the restaurant unattractive. However the staff were friendly and helpful. My wife and I found issues with the accommodation, The Studio, a separate building just around the corner. The only wooden chair was rickety. I pushed the chair together with my own hands. It needs replacing. There is a light by the entrance door which, by night, is governed by a sensor. The light did not work. We had to utilise the torch function on my mobile to assist our comings and goings during darkness. The levers on bottles of handwash in the en-suite and shower unit would not plunge so we ended up pouring the handwash out of the bottles. A 'safety light' on the ceiling opposite the door to the Studio flickered in intensity during the night which we found disturbing. I found the underfloor heating difficult to adjust. Space was tight. We found the food, (evening meal and breakfast) OK but below standard of other Robinsons pubs. I had intended to raise the issues with the manager on checking out but unfortunately he had left. I did leave word with a member of staff. Sorry, but we shall not be returning to the Fountaine Inn.

It was a beautiful Friday evening at Linton, the sun on the lawns, picnickers by the river. We sat and had a drink looking at the view. It was time, we were shown into the dining room, comfortably informal, we ordered. Nashua prawns on sourdough toast for each of us and then Barnsley chop and Sausage and Mash. I can honestly say that the prawns were the best thing I’ve eaten in a long time (since the wrap at Kunafa Tea). Spicy tomato sauce piled high on a large slice of toast. No counting the prawns here, stacks of them. Beautiful appetiser. My Barnsley chop was perfectly cooked, fat rendered but still the right side of pink for me. A huge 1” thick four sider, chips and a mint gravy. I hate mash so didn’t try it but the way my partner tucked in said it all. We had a lovely drive back, full and our taste buds zinging. The staff are delightful as well, what a pub!

Stayed after the Kilnsey show. After a wet day at the showground it was good to get to our room and sort ourselves out. Staff were lovely and every question was sorted and resolved. Could have done with more information when we got on way to room. Eg when breakfast was, have we book dinner etc however it's only little things. We will be back again and would recommend to anyone

We walked from our caravan in Long Ashes to the Fountaine Inn in Linton on a nice warm sunny day. We sat outside and had a lovely lunch, nice food, good service and very relaxing. It is invariably good at the Fountaine Inn.

Excellent food and fantastic beers 🍻

Amazing location, like somewhere from a different century, but still current and up-to-date.

Great offers ,relaxing village green.

Food was excellently prepare and not your usual "pub grub" even if the atmosphere was like a very friendly pub! Staff were very attentive and checked a number of times that were happy with our meal/drinks. We had been recommended to visit from friends and when we next come to Yorkshire we will definitely try and fit in a return visit.

This is a beautiful pub, the various snug looking areas inside looked great for a cold day, especially the wood burner. We however were lucky enough to have a hot weeks holiday in nearby Burnsall, in late July, so sat outside on the two occasions we visited. The food was great especially the special fish and chip offer on a Wednesday. The fish was fresh and the the meal was beautifully cooked. The staff were friendly and welcoming. The pub sits on the beautiful Linton square with grass opposite running down to a clear Beck with ducks, a pretty bridge, Ford and the handsome Fountaine Hospital Almshouse. It is worth also visiting Linton falls and Linton church.

Picturesque pub in the heart of an idyllic village.

Six of us came for Sunday lunch. Two vegetarian and four meat eaters. All the food was absolutely delicious and very flavoursome. The staff were very friendly and attentive. Good value for money. A beautiful pub in a beautiful area. I would highly recommend.

Stunning location overlooking the river. Idyllic.

A great location, comfortable rooms, gorgeous food and friendly and welcoming staff team.

A country pub. Good food and beer. Competent, pleasant staff. Lovely setting with outdoor seating.

Very disappointed with the vegan Ravioli dish served here. Came here for a special occasion for a parents birthday. Really excited to try this vegan dish priced £17.75 Piled with a ridiculous amount of mushrooms, and like 3 pieces of pasta at the bottom . Not worth the price at all! . The Ravoli was soggy from all the mushrooms and sticky. And the mushrooms had no seasoning.

Good food, nice old inn with log fire, lovely position by the beck. Friendly staff. Parking sometimes difficult. Become more expensive.

Linton is such a beautiful village to visit, and the Fountaine Inn a pleasant, clean, and friendly place to stay. The lovely people who work there are flexible about special requests, and so helpful; chatting with them was an added pleasure.

The Fountaine is in a beautiful location, the pub is very quaint with lots of walkers & dogs. We visited on a very wet day and there was a huge smell of wet dog which is to be expected as the pub is dog friendly! Service at the bar was great, we checked in very easily and were escorted to the entrance of the building where our room was ‘Alms view’. The room was very basic for the cost to say the least. It was clean as was the linen, but nowhere to place our cases, a single wardrobe that had a large fan within, the dressing table had the tea tray, kettle, coffee machine, pods , bags sugar etc& a lamp so limited space for anything else. The en-suite was tiny, soap & shampoo half used, tissue box on wall empty, shower was tiny so once my husband was in the shower he couldn’t move. Please check behind the bathroom door as there are historic cobwebs that require attention! The bedside cabinet hadn’t been checked during cleaning as there were underpants, socks & a phone charger ( not ours) left in the drawer. Bed was comfy and slept well with the window open as the room was hot. In all honesty the room felt more like a cell so this was disappointing for the price £148.75 which inc a 15% discount. We had an evening meal that was very nice, the service was very good. Breakfast was nice but had a snotty poached egg, again service was very good. Would certainly visit the pub again but wouldn’t stay as in our opinion it wasn’t value for money!

Walked here across the fields on a balmy Monday evening with friends, having booked a table earlier that day. We had drinks in the "cosy" bar (where we could have opted to eat) before heading into the restaurant to choose our food. Service was attentive and the food arrived piping hot - and was met with happy sounds; everyone seemingly pleased with their choice (although if I'm being picky, my gammon was a touch overdone). Portions were generous, which unfortunately left us little room for pud. However we bravely tackled two between us (after all there was the walk back home again to undo the effects of overeating!) Best part? The totally unexpected reduction of 33% on the cost of the food - apparently something they do on Mondays. Go - before they change their minds!

Siamo andati a cena una sera, l'ambiente è molto bello, tipico pub, bello anche all'esterno con il ponte in pietra di Linton. Il giovane cameriere era un po' troppo spiccio e non ci ha spiegato bene le cose come la sua collega giovane cameriera con altri clienti. L'agnello alla griglia era buono di gusto, ma troppo grasso e una porzione un po' troppo striminzita per un prezzo così (altino...). I piatti erano nel complesso abbastanza buoni, ma sinceramente mi aspettavo di meglio.

Very accommodating polite staff. Fish and chips is huge but fantastic.

I just went to the restaurant. Don't take a room. The food was good and the atmosphere was calm. In front there is a green area and a river ideal for relaxing and reading a book.

I’m holidaying in Grassington with my partner and mum. Having eaten at an establishment in Grassington that was awful we were disappointed so looked further afield! Found this place last minute and arrived at 7:50pm (they stop serving food at 8pm) we were greeted by friendly staff who showed us to a table. We discovered it was pie night! I had the beef and potato, my mum had the chicken and ham. My partner didn’t fancy a pie so had the chicken supreme. As my title says.. wow! The food was incredible! The pies were full to the brim and just gorgeous! My partners chicken supreme was beautiful too! They even did us some dessert to take away because we were stuffed but really wanted one! We got 2 of the tortes with cream - I have since eaten mine and that was also amazing! Really grateful to the staff and of course the chefs for serving us so close to the end of food service. We dealt with 3 different staff and all of them were lovely! 3 very full and very happy customers! Would definitely recommend this place! 😊