The Fountaine Inn in Craven

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

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

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

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

One of the most authentic village pubs in The Dales.

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.

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.

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! 😊

Lovely busy pub. Great beer friendly and very helpful staff . We had the panzanella salad with grilled chicken. Absolutely delicious.

Since our last visit, prices have increased but was not as good.

What a lovely delightful quintessential English pub this is with excellent ales, food, and of course service. The staff were very helpful, pleasant, and made you feel valued as a quest. Nothing was too much trouble for them and they are all a credit to the Landlord/Landlady. Thank you for a most memorable and enjoyable stay. We shall be back😊

Enjoyed a fabulous meal for my tea. Quaint and friendly staff.

Called into this Inn after a lovely walk over the hills for a drink. A lovely Inn serving a good choice of food & beverages.Set in a charming village, the Fountaine Inn is the ideal stop off to refresh ones self.It wasn't to busy but we were there in March, probably gets very busy I would imagine summertime.

Amazing food Amazing restaurant great manager really enjoyed

Our room was a loft room and we were not advised it had no windows and only a skylight. There is a fan that needed to run constantly and a very annoying green lit smoke device.

Excellent food in a nice rural village setting

Great cosy pub staff friendly and helpful locals friendly and helpful in

Stayed here for two nights 15th 16th May, had a lovely stay food and real ale were both of highest standard, would recommend to anyone especially if you like walking as we do. We'll done Fountain inn. W Fell.

The dinner was nice but the wine prices are extortionate it was £18.50 for a pint of lager and a glass of wine and the wine was cheap rubbish. I will ot go back

We went here for lunch on the recommendation of friends and were not disappointed. The chef clearly has talent. The dish I ordered was thoughtfully composed and faultlessly cooked and presented. It was delicious. Moreover the staff were friendly and willing to engage in conversation with customers. I can't wait to go back.

Having completed a 5 mile round walk we dropped into the FI for a beer. What a beautiful location, absolutely stunning. Old fashioned inn type pub with plenty of real ales to choose from. We tried a couple and were very good. Returned next day for a few more beers and next time we'll book a table.

We booked for 7 people for a Sunday roast a week in advance, arrived 40 minutes early and had a drink beforehand, then only when our order was being taken they told us they had no roasts left. We would have appreciated a call beforehand or to be told as we arrived that this was the case. The menu online is also decieving price wise, as it was actually around £17 for a main.

Do not be taken in by manager/owner offering to discuss concerns. I emailed as advised but never received a response. They clearly do not care about repeat custom.

Went with my partner for a roast on a Sunday! Ordered drinks and food and were greeted by a lovely man who quickly brought us some water. We then waited 20 minutes for drinks we had ordered and were then told they had lost our ticket. After another 10 minutes we were brought drinks and waited for our food. We waited a total of 50 minutes for food and the table next to us ordered starters which came out within 5 minutes of them ordering and before our food had arrived, we asked the waitress who told us it would be with us soon. Our food arrived about 5 minutes later and I was very disappointed. The cauliflower cheese we sent back as it was watery and a tiny portion for £5! The vegetarian roast consisted of a piece of charred cauliflower, red cabbage, one carrot and 3 potatoes and gravy. It was again a tiny portion and £17! Total cost of the meal was £43 with drinks (no starters or desserts) and we were left hungry and have had to go to the shop to get more food for dinner! My partners pork roast was much better however still not a great meal, we will not be back.

Set in a quiet village, near the stream and ford, staff extremely helpful, food great, room was comfortable and clean. Breakfast was enormous but with the walks around the area (available at the bar) was soon worn off.

Absolutely lovely country pub. We always pay this place a visit when we're out walking in the area. Dog friendly and some excellent local ales. Friendly staff and a lovely warm real fire. What more can you ask for?

Had lunch today:16 March. Fantastic black pudding for me, spicy prawns for my wife. Great service. Lovely friendly staff. Recommend you give it a visit.

Amazing food. The staff went above and beyond for us this evening. After a very long walk we couldn’t face cooking. We rang to see if we could get a takeaway and we where very much accommodate. Then when we got back home and tucked in the food was truly amazing. Thank you so much

Had poor experience this evening 23 .2. 24 food wise and service not at bar but restaurant, food was poor I had mixed grill average at best , my son had steak average at best , my wife had pie awauful like rubber, changed to chicken supreme just as bad , shame as we have been coming here for 20 yrs , poor food experience if I'm honest , maybe off night

Great location and lovely food.

Called for lunch at the Fountain inn on Saturday afternoon, food and service excellent (hot roast beef sandwich and fish goujons) cooked to perfection. Thanks to the chef and all the staff

Lovely stay in a great location. Rooms excellent. Food was good but not great. Think more great value pub grub rather than restaurant quality evening meals.

Brilliant pub in the Yorkshire Dales with a great choice of local beers, a lovely snug with traditional coal fire, could have stayed here all afternoon. The staff are really friendly.

Lovely inn in picturesque setting. Stayed one night in room Barn Door. Pleasant light room, bathroom down a set of stairs so not suitable for anyone with disabilities. Under another room so a bit noisy. Very disappointed with food as it has previously been so good. Dry, thick pastry pie with dry beef filling, frozen peas, scoop of mash and salty gravy. Very sad looking and tasting. Went back to bar for a drink at 9.30 pm but were told bar was closed and barman had already cashed up so we couldn't be served! Otherwise staff were lovely, friendly and attentive. Probably won't be back.

Lovely village pub/hotel in an excellent location for walking with nice views. We stayed 2 nights and thoroughly enjoyed them both with good food after decent local walks.

Did not stay, only visiting, or appreciate the location as it was evening/pitch black lol... That said, what a fantastic meal, my partner had the Sirloin and I had the Pan Fried Chicken Supreme... Best meal I've had in a looooong time...quality of the food 10/10 matched by the service which was likewise. Superb hospitality. Thoroughly enjoyable evening...thank you Fountaine Inn 🙂

Beautiful location, exceptionally friendly and helpful staff, great food and cosy and comfortable accommodation. We are looking forward to a return visit already😀

Fantastic location and great service ! Lovely atmosphere thank you

Warm friendly welcoming, excellent service and food. All staff very attentive. We will be returning

Really beautiful hotel in a fantastic village! We stayed in a dog friendly room and it was gorgeous, large and very clean. Both dinner and breakfast were great, 100% recommend!

Checked in checked out did not stay for our 1 night stay room cold , bath ran was luke warm no loo roll no milk no coffees for machine dirty slip mat Tissues under bed not ours ,needs attention this room window in bathroom not closing very well disappointed after driving 50 miles and £125 !!! Not worth asking price .

We were staying nearby and decided to have Sunday lunch at The Fountaine. Arrived about 4ish and had drinks in the bar as we hadn't booked our table until 5pm. Lovely atmosphere and the locals were really friendly. The food was delicious. Roast beef and yorkshire puddings. Everything served from the carrots to the meat was cooked perfectly and was so tasty. The roast potatoes were simply the best. Service was friendly. Will definitely be calling again.

Excellent service and a very enjoyable stay.

We met some friends here on Saturday. The food is good and not expensive. The service was less good but worked ok just the same. The pub is in a beautiful, if small, village and parking can be an issue, although in the middle of winter even on a weekend it was just about workable. I do recommend this place but I was left with the impression that it could be so much better. It’s 20 mins from Skipton so you specifically go there rather than drop by and with that in mind it should be a better “destination” with better food albeit at higher prices. To be honest there are lots of places with this standard of food in better locations and they are all worthy of consideration

Didn’t stay here but had a meal Friday neet and a more substantial family Sunday lunch and 8 can report everything was really really good! Highly recommended.

Didn't stay over night, very welcoming, great friendly service, excellent delicious food Open fire on a snowy day was fabulous, Dog friendly. Staff were attentive to your need even when it was busy . Would definitely go again

Wonderful, friendly pub in an excellent location. We all enjoyed our stay.

Had Christmas lunch at the Fountain Inn. Excellent. This is the first time my wife and I have had Christmas lunch out. I can say it was a very pleasant experience, service was spot on, lunch was exceptional. They just had the numbers right, the table layout was good. The time between course's was just right. A plesent atmosphere. The couple closest to us were very nice. All in all a lovely Christmas lunch. We'll done Stuart and all the team at the Fountain Inn. All the best for 2024. Paul & Caroline. Well worth a visit any time of year.

Lovely Inn in beautiful location. Very comfortable and welcoming place to stay and eat. Would certainly return.

Had a lovely meal with friends and family. Staff were very welcoming and helpful. My granddaughter loved the bullring game. Good selection of real ales.

Great local pub - tasty food, friendly service. Only complaint is the lighting is a bit bright in the dining area.

Had a lovely family stay, room was a good size, for us and two babies, bed very comfy and the decor is charming. Our evening meal was delicious, 3 courses all amazing and the kids meals just as good. We were made to feel welcome and instantly started to relax. We’ll definitely go back, it’s a little oasis.

Booked here for midday meal on Sunday and the food and service was excellent. Tried to log onto their Internet to use WiFi. Could not log on due to not being able to get the email confirmation of the log on procedure, needed to use email.

Great traditional pub / restaurant. Helpful freindly staff. Excellent food and good drinks selection. Cozy atmosphere.

Very polite, accomodating staff, our food was really good & the country pub is clean & well maintained. We will definately go again 👍🏻

Lunch today. I had the Wednesday fish and chips special (£9.00 ) fantastic and a generous portion as well. My wife had the Wensleydale sandwich which was also excellent. Staff very helpful and cheerful. Very good visit and I would go out of my way to go here.

Impromptu family lunch on a November Saturday afternoon in lovely weather. Superb food and service; excellent drinks and atmosphere. Dog friendly in the bar area. Would recommend. Have been before. Will go again.

My husband and I stayed mid-week at The Fountaine Inn in the beautiful village of Linton. It was immediately welcoming with lovely friendly staff. The evening meal was delicious and the accommodation was cosy with everything you needed at hand. Breakfast was fantastic with an excellent choice to set you up for the day. We could not praise our experience at The Fountaine Inn highly enough. The village itself is in a wonderful setting. We will return with friends!

Sunday lunches were overall good. Those having the roast beef however found it very tough. Puddings were very good. Service excellent.

I had a wonderful stay at the Fountaine Inn in Linton, Yorkshire. The position of the Inn is great for visiting places of interest either in your car via public transport (there is a bus stop almost next to the Inn) or by foot. Grassington is only 1.5 miles away and well worth the walk. My room was comfortable and my dog was had plenty of room to stretch out (she loved the underfloor heating). The staff were very friendly and helpful, the food was delicious and there was a good cider on tap. My friends said the wine was very good as well. All in all a great place to visit (so good that I am returning next year!)

Lovely, cosy Yorkshire pub. As a local it's one of my favourites in the Dales! Away from the hustle and bustle of Grassington. Excellent choice of food and drink. Would definitely recommend a visit if you are in the area.

Sunday's beef lunch was sublime. The tender, succulent beef, perfectly cooked melted in my mouth. The sides, especially the pigs in blankets and parsnips, were the ideal companions. This meal made my Sunday truly special.

We visited yesterday and had one of the best Sunday lunches we have ever had . The beef was so plentiful, cooked to perfection and so tasty. Service was excellent too. Loved it and will return.

What a lovely venue to meet with friends. The choice of menu is varied & something to suit everyone. Food was excellent as was the service & staff. We had a lovely evening - thank you. Will definitely be going again soon.

Good food, good beer and very friendly. Lovely old fashioned Yorkshire pub. Have been before and will definitely be going again.

Lovely location, bar staff and waiters I cannot fault. This review is for whoever the chef was on Sunday 3rd of September. Gluten free is not a fad, I am coeliac, which any good chef should know is a serious autoimmune disease. I repeatedly checked with staff and the kitchen as to whether my meal was gluten free. It first came out with a Yorkshire pudding containing gluten on and had to go back. Then it came out with stuffing on containing gluten, which unfortunately I only noticed after I’d eaten some. I am now ill, suffering with stomach ache and other less desirable side affects on a lovely summers day. I now will be in a similar state for the next three days, as that is how long the gluten will take to get out of my system. Good chefs should not be making these basic mistakes, twice. If this was a nut allergy, you wouldn’t have made the same mistake. I suggest retraining the kitchen staff on the importance of ensuring gluten free food is exactly that, gluten free. I would be well within my rights to take further action, however, your front of house staff were very apologetic and rescued the situation. In the future I would, however, recommend having the bravery to not hide in the kitchen but come and apologise to a customer you have inflicted illness on through negligence.

A lovely pub in beautiful surroundings. Perfect rooms, comfortable and relaxing. Great food, great location.

The fountaine inn is one of our favourite pubs in the dales, with great food. Booked a table for last Sunday and had the best Sunday roast we’ve had in a very long time. The beef was cooked to perfection and filled the plate, along with the huge Yorkshire pudding, and most importantly plenty of delicious gravy. On top of that the service team are polite and welcoming, a fantastic dining experience.

We have been visiting this beautiful pub for nearly 30 years. It was always a favourite, not just because of the beautiful setting and lovely old white-washed exterior but the fabulous menu too. There used to be great choice and always some options you didn't get elsewhere, indeed would travel for! We fondly remember the fish stew, the 3 x nibble plates and something tempting and seasonal on the specials menu. Sadly, no more. The pub has been taken over by a chain. The menu is full of all the usual fare that you can get most anywhere. The beer used to be great too, amongst the best in The Dales (and there's some tough competition) but tonights 2 were really poor. Robinsons have also seen fit to rip out some of the lovely features. No flagstone floor (green tiles instead) and the dining room has a bizarre electric fire. The whole interior has a corporate chain feel where it used to be so cosy and 'Yorkshire'. I can't believe there weren't locals with placards at the door. Such a terrible, terrible pity. I'm afraid we won't be back until we hear its been returned to its former glory. One thing that does need pointing out...the tall, blonde waitress was excellent bless her.

Absolutely delighted with our impromptu stay at Fountains Inn when our tent flooded. All of the staff were wonderful and kind. Beautiful clean rooms.

The room stayed in was great. Lovely food and drinks served here. A really beautiful and peaceful setting.

Arrived at the fountaine Inn around lunchtime , the setting was fabulous with the pub overlooking the village green and river . Our room was small but very clean and nicely finished . We had a couple of drinks and the staff and bar staff...

Great location. The rooms are small but clean with excellent bathroom. There were 4 of us for dinner and this is where it went south; the food was dire at every level, over-cooked reheated beef; soggy battered fish; inedible chips: all 4 meals were really...

The welcome from the girls who are waiting tables was excellent, friendly, well-informed and cheerful. The menu was varied (we were told it had just changed), plenty of gluten free choices, and salads. We all enjoyed our food. I was able to have a "custom-made"...

Arrived for late lunch pre booked, a very friendly pub with lovely staff, we all had fish and chips, huge portions piping hot, would highly recommend