The Horseshoe Inn in Ryedale

The Horseshoe Inn was a great find and exceeded our expectations. The food was so good we ate there every night of our stay. The service and staff were great too. This is a great base for a break for anyone wanting to explore the area. I would definitely recommend this Inn.

Beautiful meal, great tasting, generous portions and lovely atmosphere. The staff were very friendly and we would definitely return.

Beautiful place village clean room with walk just inside and away vary good

Excellent food from someone who knows how to cook,comfortable traditional surroundings and ambience, happy and friendly staff. In short Perfect. Thank you for a lovely neal

An absolute gem! A warm friendly local country pub. Five star service from a happy engaging front of house team and a brilliant chef and kitchen crew. Service was not just faultless, but insightful - so good I would have given six stars. Best belly pork I have had in years. Strongly recommend.

Wow. The staff were great, the service was great, the food was just superb. The room was very clean and the ensuite was spotless. Food was pricey and the portions were large, I struggled to do 3 courses. I definitely want to go back.

A friendy place to chill our in Lovely countryside and not far from the coast " Whitby,sandsend etc" The food was plentiful and very tasty It's definitely worth a visit and as we will do a revisit

We had a lovely night at The Horseshoe Inn thanks to the friendly staff. We were originally booked in for the week before but the weather was too bad to go walking so they very kindly let us transfer our stay to the following week. Much appreciated. We had a delicious tea, the food was gorgeous and I was able to take my pudding up to the room to have a little later. The room was really comfortable. It was a nice touch having classical music playing in the room when we went in. Breakfast was equally delicious but a little on the cool side, otherwise everything was perfect. Thank you for a lovely night!!!

Spent a night at this lovely North York Moors pub, set in a beautiful village. We were immediately made to feel welcome. Settled into our cosy bedroom with a view over the pretty village green. Enjoyed an excellent meal in the bar. Staff were friendly and helpful. Very quiet, peaceful location, comfortable bed and lovely breakfast. Local walks were easily accessed from the Inn. Highly recommend and will definitely visit again.

I had a lovely meal with my partner. I can safely say it’s the best steak we have ever had. The service was brilliant and food was served quickly. We would highly recommend this hidden gem.

I had a lovely meal with my partner. I can safely say it’s the best steak we have ever had. The service was brilliant and food was served quickly. We would highly recommend this hidden gem.

Wow! What a lovely place. Staff were friendly and welcoming and the location is stunning. Quite possibly the best meal I’ve had in the area. We enjoyed everything we had. The fish trio starter was very generous and beautifully cooked. The butternut squash risotto was topped with rocket and delicious cheese and was perfect. We were pleased to get vegetables even though none of us had ordered the roast. The carrots and red cabbage were really good. I liked the fancy cups for the coffee and getting a mint was a nice touch. I just hope I have room for a pudding next time.! The dining room / bar was cosy and nicely decorated and had a great atmosphere. Good music in the background too! Thank you!

Service couldn't be faulted, the pub was busy but we were shown to a table in a comfy corner and served with drinks almost straight away. When our food order was taken, we were told their would be a five minute delay which was very nice and accurate. Two of us had sandwiches, chicken and bacon with thick cut chips. And I had the soup which came with a bowl of croutons and a warm bread roll.

Couldn’t fault from the rooms to the food breakfast or dinner was faultless The staff are excellent friendly and thoughtful

I recently visited the Horseshoe Inn with my family on a soggy Saturday lunchtime. The pub is so warm and inviting and decorated really nicely. The warmth of the roaring fire really hits as you enter the pub and was greatly appricated. We were greeted by friendly staff who showed us to an available table and promptly ask us what drinks we would like. There was a good selection of home cooked meals to choose from. I went for the steak baguette which was so yummy and fish and chips was chosen by my partner which was great. We also chose the kiddies fish and chips for our 1 year old who absolutely demolished it! One thing I really appricated was when the waiting staff brought over the kids meal they gave it to me, so many times I have been out for a meal and staff bring out hot food for kids and just plonk it right in front of them!! We had to sample their deserts too, the chocolate torte and orange crème brûlée, both were amazing!! We will definitely be back again..... maybe next time we will even stay over!!

What a stunning location. So very peaceful, day and night, this has to be one of the quietest locations in the UK. Stayed for 3 nights in a 'Showfield' room which is a little way down the street from the pub. The room and whole building had recently been refurbished, and to a very high standard. Room was immaculate with stunning views. As for the pub, great atmosphere with incredibly friendly staff, open fire and great food. Choice of evening meal was varied and food prepared to a high standard, the breakfast was one of the best, if not the best I have had in any hotel in a very long time! Thank you to everyone for a great stay....thoroughly recommended.

Thank you for a lovely stay with our 2 labs. We had a wonderful stay in the most beautiful village, Great place Great food Great time thank you so much for a wonderful stay .

This was our second stay here. We stayed for 3 nights in October in a garden room. Our room was spacious, well equipped, in a quiet position and was very clean. The bathroom was spotless and well fitted out. The pub is very traditional with an open fire. The food (breakfast and dinner) was well cooked, plentiful and hot. The staff are friendly, efficient, polite and nothing is too much trouble for them. Charlie is a very good host. We will certainly be returning.

Stayed for our wedding anniversary and it was tremendous! Good value accommodation (in pub overlooking the village green - very clean, plenty pf hot water and a comfy bed). The hospitality was great, from the owner to the waitresses and the food was really good too. All in all, couldn't have been better! Well done!

We stayed in Levisham for a week and ate at The Horseshoe Inn on three evenings. The staff were charming and the food was superb. Great portions and of the highest quality. Could not fault anything. One of the best pubs we have ever eaten in. The fact that it is so popular in a very remote village speaks for itself.

This is a lovely rural pub serving hearty food in the middle of the hole of Horcam circular trail walk. Even though we were running late, the manager kindly kept the kitchen open for us for 10 mins so that we didn’t miss out on the delicious fish and chips.

Loved our stay at the Horseshoes, surprisingly busy pub in a beautiful rural setting. Felt like one of Yorkshire's best kept secrets, set at the head of a beautiful village. The pub caters equally for walkers and heritage railway enthusiasts. We stayed in a comfortable over the pub room, we appreciated all the little extra comforts such as the wool throws. We enjoyed all the meals we had from a hearty breakfast to the wonderful fish and chips in the evening. Charlie was a professional and welcoming host backed by a great friendly team.

We stayed for one night in the new build and the room was clean and spacious . The location was incredible . The pub stood at the head of the village with uninterrupted views . The food served was home cooked and locally sourced . The portions were very generous and the staff were very kind and so polite . Great location for the North York Moors. Would not hesitate to recommend . However , one tiny criticism would be that there should be blinds on the new rooms I did feel a little exposed . But I’m sure this can be considered ?

After exploring the North Yorks Moors, we came across this little pearl in the village of Levisham. A lovely inn, real ale on offer and a decent menu. The food was delicious. We sat outside - they have a number of tables available on a grassy area to the front of the Inn. Nicely spread out to allow those with dogs (and there were many) to be able to enjoy their food and drink without canine disruptions!

We called at the Horseshoe on our way home from a week in Whitby.After a quick ‘Trip Advisor’ search … this popped up and I’m so glad it did . Just the drive up to this delightful pub was idyllic and ‘chocolate box’ beautiful ! The place itself did not disappoint. A real fire , helpful and friendly staff , great menu and dog friendly . I had a prawn sandwich on brown bread and it came with chips and fresh salad (it was delicious) , my husband had fish and chips .. the fish was huge and it came with tartare sauce and peas . Very good too . We would definitely recommend and we will return here as it looks an ideal location for having a good walk too .

Staff very helpful and nothing was too much trouble. Food was of a good quality, well presented and very generous portions. A friendly atmosphere.

The Horseshoe at Levisham is one of those pubs that's out of the way, but also one where you get rewarded with a great experience.There's an array of main meals and light bites at lunchtime and even though I was sorely tempted to try the Turkey with Yorkshire Pudding and all the trimmings, I decided to go for the Rare Beef and Horseradish sandwich with Chips. The beef was nice and tender whilst the horseradish managed to avoid that cardinal sin of being so strong that it overpowered the beef. The chips that accompanied them were nicely prepared with a nice salty taste.There's a small selection of real ales available and the one I chose matched my meal perfectly.The service was friendly right from the outset and nothing was too much trouble.Another big box that was ticked for us was that The Horseshoe is dog friendly with us being placed in an area where our dog wasn't disturbed too much.Given The Horseshoe's location, it got very busy during the lunchtime we were there, so if you're considering making a trip specifically to dine there, it would be prudent to book ahead.A real treat for lunchtime... Still wish that I'd gone for the Turkey and Yorkshire Pudding, though.

We stayed in one of the garden rooms and ate at the restaurant 2 evenings - great pub atmosphere with the addition of amazing food and service. First night we had fish and chips (haddock of course) which was great then the next night I had salmon which was the best salmon I have ever had - lovely and thick, crispy skin on a bed of vegetables with a lovely sauce and husband had the steak which he raved about. We drank far too much wine (good wine list) and didn't have a pudding as we were too stuffed even after walking 10 miles. Great great place - oh and compliments to the waitress and owner for their patience and tact when were dealing with an extremely challenging customer on the next table who was rude and obnoxious to them!

Managed to book a table for 6 for lunchtime to coincide with the end of a walk around the nearby Hole of Horcum. The place was spotlessly clean,m excellent service and even better food. Would definately reccomend, but book early, lots of people turned away whilst we were there or had to eat outside. would definately visit again.

A good drinks stop on a warm day. Delightful seating on the green outside. Very relaxing. Good beer on tap.

Five of us stayed at the horseshoe for 4 nights and we were all delighted with the place. The rooms were clean and very pleasant, we all had views of the very picturesque village.The food was delicious with large portions and the real ale was very well kept.We would like to mention the staff, the landlord is a hard worker who goes out of his way to make you feel welcome and his staff are all excellent especially Annabelle who carried our cases for us and generally looked after us for the whole of our stay and kept us amused with her sense of humour.All in all I would recommend this pub to anyone and thank them all for a very enjoyable holiday.

The horseshoe Inn, is a lovely friendly place to eat & drink. Staff are so friendly. The food was highly recommend , unfortunately it was fully booked the whole duration of our stay at cowslip cottage . Great beer garden , where we met some lovely people & their dogs. Highly recommend.

Twelve us stopped here for lunch last Saturday. We had done a walk around the Hole of Horcum and had booked tables here for lunch. Although we had booked a table indoors we ended outside as the weather was better than expected. The staff were all great, the Landlord especially friendly and attentive. We all enjoyed our food, my fish and chips was huge, and excellent quality. It’s not a place I had been to before, it’s not on a route to anywhere, but that makes the village really peaceful. Will be going back when we are in the area again.

This was hands down the best pub food we had on our visit to the Yorkshire Moors. The pub had a lovely atmosphere and the staff were very welcoming, friendly and professional. The food was unpretentious and well cooked with good portion sizes. My husband and I particularly enjoyed the steak and ale pie and my mum really enjoyed the sausages. Would definitely recommend eating here if you're staying nearby and want good pub food at a reasonable price.

Another enjoyable stay at the Horse Shoe Inn . The service was great as was the food. Very picturesque location - room we stayed in was clean and well maintained.

Visited for a meal with our dog Harvey. All 3 of us made to feel welcome the meal was very nice and the staff very friendly. Would highly recommend.

We visited twice in a week for an evening meal. The pub was busy on both occasions with most tables reserved for dining and drinkers using the tables outside. Only two vegetarian mains on the menu and none on the specials board on both evenings - disappointing as we were told when we booked that there is always a vegetarian dish on the specials list. The food was good and portions were generous. Deserts were delicious and clearly made on the premises ie not bought in - a definite plus.Service was very good. The staff were friendly and helpful.

Sadly, due to Covid and various restrictions, we never actually got to visit Charlie and Faye at the Horseshoe Inn, however I have been moved to write a glowing review based on their remote customer service alone. They helped us with a large and complicated family booking, then when Covid hit, helped us rearrange it, and finally when ongoing restrictions ruined our revised plans, helped us organise a convoluted refund. Throughout, Charlie and Faye were wonderful - friendly, accommodating, professional and so so helpful. If their remote customer service is anything to go by, you're in safe hands! One day, we hope to finally meet them! Faye - I owe you several drinks!

An excellent inn tucked away in beautiful picture village surroundings. Pleasant country pub atmosphere, very friendly and efficient staff. Varied menu, food good quality, well cooked and presented, a place not to be missed. Thanks guys for an exceptionally enjoyable meal. See you again!😊

Super food, great beer, lovely setting looking down from the top of the wide village street and excellent service.This pub is rightly popular with walkers and moors visitors. Lovely food from quite a short menu but with daily additional dishes.Go out of your way to sample it.

This is our eighth or ninth visit to the Horseshoe Inn and every time we have a brilliant week.The rooms are always clean and spotless and cleaned every day with items replenished. My wife and I stayed in one of the garden rooms which are well furnished with plenty of room and a huge bathroom. Our son along with his wife and two children stayed in the Showfield Apartment and were really impressed with the layout and the way it was decorated, especially the oak wood panelling in the lounge.As always the meals are fantastic and nothing is too much trouble for the kitchen staff, there is a very good choice of meals and always some specials which change regularly.We were staying in whit week when the weather was great which meant that there were lots of visitors sitting outside on the green enjoying a drink and dining was well spaced out meaning we felt quite safe.Well done to Charlie and all the staff, we will definitely be returning.

We very much enjoyed the friendly, warm hospitality of The Horseshoe when we stayed recently. The weather was cold and windy, but the warmth in the bar invited us and our dachshund out of the cold. Three different cask ales and a great selection of gins also helped with the warm up!The most difficult part of our stay was deciding what to choose from the menu for dinner. Excellent range of dishes, and we went for we settled on a special of deep friend haggis with a whisky marmalade and a crab and crab terrine, followed by steak and Black Sheep ale pie and mushroom stroganoff. Hearty food served with a delicate touch, and absolutely delicious.The pub has a lovely, welcoming warmth that is only partially generated by the log fire; we received excellent service from the whole team, and we're really looking forward to enjoying their hospitality again as soon as practical in 2021.

We found the pub whilst on a long walk and it was just fabulous - just what we needed - we only had sandwiches and some garlic mushrooms (they were just wonderful) and we tried to book for dinner as it was so good but unfortunately it was full. But certainly somewhere I wouldn't hesitate to go back to. Much better than their sister pub the Fox and Rabbit. Great service too. Hope to go back for dinner one day in the future.

We called today for a sandwich at lunchtime, what a great pub , considering how of the beaten track it is, we were amazed how busy it was. The rare beef sandwich gets 10/10 lean and tender on fabulously fresh bread, served with a nice side salad and very yummy chips . Eating out at the present time can be quiet testing, but we felt they complied with all the covid requirements, yet still managed to maintain a nice relaxed atmosphere, such a change from a lot of places relying too hard ! What more our dogs were mad very welcome. Well done, to you all at the Horseshoe, we will return.

Called in here on Friday lunchtime after the Hole of Horcum walk. The staff were very welcoming and friendly, all wearing face coverings. The tables are laid out to enable social distancing and we felt completely safe and comfortable at all times. It would be criminal for establishments like this one who are pulling out all the stops to be forced to close!!!! The service was excellent and the food delicious. Would not hesitate to recommend it

Wow! What a delightful pub this is! Called in for a snack on a Sunday - didn't have a Sunday lunch because we would be eating a three-course meal later in the evening. However, the Sunday lunch looked extremely delicious. I decided on one of the starters - mini toad-in-the-hole. Two sausages in a small Yorkshire pudding and smothered in gravy, whilst my wife enjoyed a bowl of this tomato and red pepper soup with croutons and a lovely soft bread roll. Well, let me tell you about the Toad in the hole - Lord! It was absolutely divine. Extremely tasty sausages accompanied by THE most tasty onion gravy known to Man!!!! Did I enjoy that!! It was outstanding. My wife, meanwhile, thoroughly enjoyed her soup. With gentle persuasion, I managed to secure half of her bread to mop up the extremely flavorsome gravy, which would have been a travesty had I left it!! Now, the done thing is to make a return visit to sample the Sunday lunch . . . . . . . . . and maybe another toad-in-the-hole!!

My husband and I visited the Horseshoe for the first time last Sunday. We went with our daughter who had been before and told us it was her favourite pub .We had a brilliant meal which we all really enjoyed. My husband had his favourite roast beef and Yorkshire pudding, our daughter had the Nut roast and I had the Belly pork on a potato and thyme mash. All our meals were excellent, with the vegetables cooked to perfection. Unfortunately we were too full to have a sweet! The landlord and staff were all very friendly and welcoming.

We wanted to do a walk and found ourselves literally at the end of the road in Levisham, with no through roads anywhere. The walk was fantastic but the only pub in the village even more so. Parking is very limited and the pub wasn’t open so I made a quick call to ask if we could park in their car park as we would be having a couple of drinks afterwards, it wasn’t a problem. Walk finished we settled down on one of the lovely benches outside. The sun was shining, our legs were aching and we could have stayed all afternoon (although they do have rooms so that could have been an option). The road is steep and winding to get to the pub, however, everything is worth it when you do.

We called here for a bite of lunch on our way to Pickering. We managed to get an outdoor table on the green and enjoyed good quality food, served quickly and efficiently by nice staff. A lovely quiet spot to relax with a lunchtime pint of Black Sheep. Highly recommended.

We visited on a Friday evening had to eat at 6pm as place is so popular or 8pm you need to book in advance as we did . Amazing drive through the moors to pub . Plenty of parking . Upon arrival shown to our table and food drinks orders taken . Food came no long after lamb shank fell off bone with fab gravy and mash lots of veg to . Others had sausages and mash which were good quality sausages in onion gravy with mash and steak pie is fab to .Deserts are superb sticky toffee pudding and sauce were fab good choice of ice creams and Lime cheese cakes are fabGood Covid measure in place all tables apart owner very friendly. Fab location a must to eat if in area

Disappointing food and not so great on Covid precautions either.Sunday lunch. The lamb shank was good but the two people who had the roast beef found it very bland. Puddings not very exciting either. Friendly manager kindly moved us when we felt insecure about how close we were to the next table - one of our party was back to back with someone on that table. No one-way system. Few were paying attention to the signs asking them to stay behind the tape around the bar area, and they were even leaning on the bar. Every other pub we’ve been in, you haven’t been allowed up to the bar at all and it has been table service either.

We went here on recommendation and we weren't disappointed. What a place. In a fabulous little village and in the middle of nowhere. We booked but had to eat early (6pm) due to them being so booked up. Nice warm and cosy pub with a very traditional feel. We had steak and it was cooked beautifully. Good choice of real ales and in good order too. If you eat here then book otherwise you may not get in. Take the sat nav. You will need it to find the place and the views on the way are fabulous

Decent pubs that profess to be nothing more, nothing less, are not that easy to find these days. This one fits the bill. If you regard the Good Pub Guide as a bit of a beer bible you'll probably know this place has featured for many years, and with good reason.Fantastic location for walking, big beer garden, really friendly staff, lovely food, massive portions, decent prices, dog friendly.What's not to like?I over ordered mind. Black pudding and bacon starter followed by an amazing pie and chips. I say 'pie' - it was a bowl of rich and delicious beef stew (probably cooked in ale) with a crumbly and perfectly cooked shortcrust pastry lid. I debated with the owner whether or not that constituted a pie; in my mind, you need sides and a bottom as well. He convinced me to try it anyway. Good lad, he was spot on, it was lovely. I wouldn't call it gastro pub food, but tbh, that is an over-used term these days. Wife had fish and chips. She always has fish and chips.We'll be back.

Visited this pub after a walk. Told by member of staff to order hot food in next 3 minutes, so we went straight to bar to order. Bar lady told us we couldn’t order hot food now as they stop at 2pm (it was just before 2pm). We asked where we could get hot food locally and she told us that the sister pub, the fox and rabbit, serve hot food until 4pm. We drove to the fox and rabbit immediately to be told they have also stopped hot food at 2pm. Not impressed!

We are so pleased the Horseshoe. Inn in Levisham is again open on Mondays and Tuesdays after its winter break. We went on Tuesday for lunch: it's just as good as ever. Excellent food, good service and perfect surroundings.

Staying in the village in the midst of a storm. Pub is fully pre-booked.....yet they found us a table!!Weather matters not...this pub is fabulous ! Hospitality food ( incl really good gf menu)quality friendliness constantly stoked fire...lovely interior etc etc. A must visit if you're in the area.

Found this by recommend from their sister pub up the road. What a recommend.Slightly off the beaten track but only 12 mins from Thornton le Dale.A warm welcome, shown to a beautifully equipped room and generous bathroom.Tea and read the papers in front of lovely fire before moving on to pre dinner drinks.Chose an excellent dinner from a varied menu and so to a large comfy bed.Not often defeated by breakfast but this large and tasty one did for me. !!Staff were friendly and excellent .One for the book to return to.

As they say in Yorkshire, it’s a bit of an allack to get to The Horseshoe Inn but worth the drive for their outstanding Sunday Lunch. Huge portions, excellent tasting starters and outstanding traditional sirloin beef with Yorkshire puddings. I couldn’t find room for pudding which I’m sure was my loss. The local beer was exceptional and I had to sample it twice! Lovely friendly staff.

Probably our eighth visit to this lovely Inn.We must congratulate Charlie and all his staff for making it a great few days and a lovely New Year's Eve night.The food as always was fantastic and the room was spacious with all the usual facilities. I have no doubt we will be back again at some point in the future to sample the hospitality and great food.

The best steak pie I’ve ever had. Coupled with fabulous friendly service from staff who couldn’t do anything more to help. I simply love it here!

Don't miss the opportunity of eating at this lovely, friendly pub if you are visiting the North Yorkshire Moors. Dogs are welcome and the food is super. Charlie is the perfect Landlord

Found this gem through the daily telegraph and we stayed for two nights and we were not disappointed. Absolutely fabulous food, dinner on the first evening was magical and breakfasts were all locally sourced produce. Rooms very comfortable and the staff first class will certainly be returning here.

It’s 8 months since we last stayed and ate here. It was excellent then and we were not disappointed this time either. Still great friendly welcoming service, astounding food with vast portions and very cosy, comfortable, quiet accommodation. Last time we had room 4 which was fairly spacious though with a tiny ensuite. In comparison room 1 had a much better en-suite but the room was a bit cramped! However it was very clean with lots of toiletries, tea/coffee, etc. The accommodation deals on offer here combined with the glorious location make this a fabulous place to stay and we shall certainly return again.

We stayed in the newly refurbished garden room. Plenty big enough with a huge shower. So quiet we slept so well and could hear the owls close by.

We stayed at the Horseshoe for just one night and what an excellent experience it was. We had one of the garden rooms (No. 17) which was very well appointed, really comfy bed, huge wall mounted TV opposite the bed where you could watch properly. There is loads of wardrobe space, the room was lovely and warm when we arrived and there's loads of tea, milk etc. Shower was brilliant. Everything spotlessly clean. The evening meal was terrific, lamb shank for me, steak and ale pie for my wife, beware, the portions are very generous although we did manage a cheesecake dessert, also delicious. Breakfast was of the same standard and the bacon is to die for. Produce locally sourced. Couldn't fault it. If you want to eat here you will need to book, although it's out of the way it's very popular.

We loved it here and dog friendly! We had lunch here once but walked over for drinks many times including in the rain. We weren't made to feel bad for taking our very wet dog inside for a drink either. There are some beautiful walks across the moors from here too!

Quiet, peaceful and relaxing. Excellent standard of accommodation, great breakfast and evening meals cooked to order with fresh ingredients. Friendly welcome and good service throughout. We will return!

Whilst my wife and I were looking for a nice country pub for our evening meal the owner of our holiday accommodation recommended The Horseshoe Inn and boy are we glad she did. Lucky enough we phoned to book, the welcome from the staff was very warming and that followed by a first class meal made for a very pleasant evening, my only disapointment was I didn't book for another evening there and then as when we tried it was fully booked. So do not make the same mistake, book your table early it'sreally worth it.

Wasn't sure where I was headed when the Satnav took us on its route but could not have guessed at what a little gem we found. Pleasant staff, superb location clean and tidy room and breakfast and evening meals out of the top drawer. Could not fault and would happily return.

While staying at the inn I was so glad I chose to eat in the popular restaurant. I had a simply superb two course meal made with quality ingredients and presented beautifully.

This review was originally posted on my blog. If you enjoyed it, why not head over there?

This is a distinctly average pub. The interior is rather uninspiring. The barman didn't take the order correctly. The starter of black pudding and bacon lacked flavour, with the black pudding was rather bland although to be fair the sauteed potatoes were fine. It's a long time since I've had liver, but that was my choice. It would have been nice to have had a smaller portion of liver but of better flavour. All in all disappointing.

Chose this restaurant quite by chance for a birthday treat. Its a little bit out of the way - turned out to be a hidden delight! The atmosphere was warm and welcoming. The staff were friendly and helpful (particularly regarding food allergies). Food was tasty and plentiful!! We had a room overlooking the village - just beautiful. We shall definitely be returning - hopefully fairly soon.

We ate out half a dozen times on our recent week’s holiday on the North York Moors. On each occasion we had a great experience. Time was you had to spend a lot of money or go to France to get this sort of quality, but the tables are turned and God bless the review culture! The Horseshoe Inn is deservedly popular - you’ll need to book. When you’ve eaten here, you’ll see why. Probably the best food of our holiday. Excellent, many thanks and highly recommended.

We had a lovely meal at this delightful pub set in the picturesque village of Levisham. It was our first time visiting the pub and we will definitely return - while we visited on the beatifully warm bank holiday weekend, we would love to return in the winter with the fire lit. The food was excellent, they offered to do a larger kids portion for my 2 older kids which was very good of them and all 4 adults spoke highly of the food. It was also great that we could take our dog into the pub for an evening meal and she sat beside us throughout the meal. Overall a great first time visit, all the staff we encountered we warm and friendly and we all look forward to returning soon.

The perfect place to stay to enjoy the beauty of the north Yorkshire moors. The garden rooms at the back of the pub are great for hikers and those just wanting to enjoy the views with everything you could need including recommended walks.

Always a great quality meal and a very friendly welcome. We often come for a meal when we are on holidayin the area. Highly recommended

As we walked through the door we received a good welcome from Mine host and the rest of the staff were extremely attentive. The menu was very varied and the helpings were good. Certainly will visit it again - soonish. We were also shown the accommodation which was all good

We were staying in the village and went to the Horseshoe Inn a couple of times for a drink. On our last night we had our farewell meal there.

Lovely lunch had, 4 of us dropped in on a trip down memory lane, grew up in the area. The food was excellent no complaints at all. Staff were lovely and happy which you don't often see these days.

First class, beer was well kept excellent pint of black sheep bitter.food first class and good sized servings polite staff can't fault in any way a true village pub in every way

It’s a lovely pub in a pretty village. Full (really full!) at Sunday lunchtime with walkers.

Long overdue second visit here and not disappointed. A lovely atmosphere throughout lunch and great service. Really nice choice on the menu as well as the specials board. Good portion sizes and great quality food. Won't leave it so long next time. Would recommend if you are in the area.

Popped in for a sandwich on a gorgeous Saturday. Opted for scampi and chips (though the sandwiches looked amazing, packed full of filling and served with a few fries. We were more than pleased with our good helping of scampi, proper chips, peas and tartare sauce. Friendly staff, will call again and maybe try an evening meal in the very nice looking pub. Thank you folks.

We had previously visited the sister Inn at the Fox and Rabbit at Lockton.so we visited this Inn for our Sunday lunch. We were not disappointed, we chose roast beef and I had lamb hock. Both meals were nicely cooked and presented on hot plates. Staff were very friendly and efficient, within a short time of arriving the Inn was full. Highly recommended

While exploring Great Britain, we are trying to find the Grail : scene, friendly staff, lovely room, character... everything that makes a British Inn unique. We definitely found the best one so far with The Horseshoe Inn.

We were asked to try here by the Fix&Rabbit;, which we had called in for a drink last year. They were full, but we went to The Horseshoe Inn instead. We had one night there in a Garden Room, very spacious and clean. The evening meal was excellent, one Fish Pie and one Fish & chips. No room for desserts I'm afraid. The next morning we had a superb breakfast, one of the best we have ever had. Unusual to taste a good sausage, but they are made locally, as is most of the food. Staff friendly. A really good stay in a very attract village. Highlight was the steam railway which we went down to Whitby on, in the morning after breakfast. All run by volunteers.

We had two rooms for two nights and had a lovely stay. The location is beautiful and the garden rooms we had were immaculate. We ate both nights in the pub as the food was so good as was the breakfast. We would definitely stay again if in the area.

Stayed for one night on way home from Edinburgh. Stopped in a garden view room , the room was spacious, comfortable , modern , fresh and spotlessly clean . Ate in the pub for evening meal and the food was excellent and good quality produce , the staff were all very friendly. Breakfast was served in the pub the following morning and again staff and food was excellent. Would definitely stop here again ,

We have visited and eaten at the Horseshoe Inn a number of times for lunch and dinner. We have always enjoyed the experience. The food served is top quality. The portions are generous and good value for money. I would highly recommend the Horseshoe Inn for any dining experience.

Nice pub for a drink or food best to book it does get very busy not surprising here and at The Fox and Rabbit (same owners) not another pub for miles, notwithstanding the food is good

Off the beaten track - a couple of miles, along steep, narrow lanes, from the main Whitby to Pickering road - but worth seeking out for good value food and drink in pleasant surroundings. Our party of seven dropped by for dinner, which featured lots of excellent Yorkshire produce. Portions generous. Booking is essential because this place is deservedly popular, with locals and visitors alike. Plenty of attractive walking on the doorstep should you wish to work up an appetite or a thirst. Sole complaint: the real fire made the eating area far too hot. It was a relief to get out into the cool evening air.

This was our first visit for a few years and we will definitely be back sooner! Thankfully we had booked a table as the pub seemed to be completely full, and we were spoilt for choice from the delicious menu options. We enjoyed starters of the deep fried Brie parcels and the pork and chicken terrine and delicious main courses of the butternut squash risotto and slow cooked lamb. All of the portions are very generous and there was no way we could attempt a dessert! The service was extremely friendly and we will certainly be looking at the option of staying in one of their rooms ASAP!

We had an excellent evening meal at the Horsehoe Inn on recommendations from Eighteen 97 in Goathland. We were not disappointed, delicious food, we had 1 fish and chips and 1 pie followed by lime cheesecake. Very filling portions! The staff were very attentive and great service. Very popular so booking is advised. We will definitely return.

Staying in the village so called in for an afternoon pint or two on one of the warmer days. Lovely warm and welcoming fire inside but sat just outside watching the world go by enjoying the view and one of the local beers on offer.

We booked here as a group of 6 for Sunday lunch. The starters were delicious and very large. I had belly pork which was excellent, I am afraid i couldn't manage a pudding. Staff efficient and friendly

I would like to thank Charlie and his staff for a superb evening. Superb service and meals, nothing was too much trouble

Excellent service in a well appointed bar & dinning room Tasty lunch & a good atmosphere An extensive drinks selection gave us plenty to think about

Called in here for sandwiches n chips halfway round a good moorland walk. Wonderful winters day and such a pleasure to sit outside in the warmth. Place was busy with cyclists, bikers and walkers as well as driving visitors. Food was great as was service. Pub was busy both inside and out. Food looked great, tasted great and could of happily stayed for the afternoon. Need to come back for a proper Yorkshire bar meal.

We came for early dinner after a nice walk on the Moors and left very satisfied and with no room for desert! The food was fantastic We both had belly pork for our main and it was excellent and portions were enormous. However the quality was of highest standards I will be back for sure