The Moors Inn in Ryedale

We have been here a few times and it has always been very good. Venison was delicious. Excellent food, lovely atmosphere and friendly staff.

Just back today after a couple of excellent nights at the Moors Inn - great 🍺 & 🥃 selection but the food stole the show, what a superb specials board! Venison haunches in 🥃 gravy with a haggis a top a field mushroom - very tasty and imaginative, like a Scottish Laird’s feast! Also can’t not mention the highly welcome open fire where we got to warm up on both afternoons. Decent breakfasts too - all in all a great find and highly recommended. PS the sheep own these here parts!

What a refreshing change to walk into a busy thriving pub in this day and age. We were greeted in a friendly manner and managed to find a seat by the open fire. Perfect. We had a table booked and were lead to a dining room when our table was ready. The photos on here don't do it justice. It's a quaint pub and the dining room is snug but nicely decorated & furnished. I chose the gammon at £14.50!!! I think that is incredible value as only a week or two earlier I had it at a nearby pub at £18.95 and it wasn't a patch in this. The Moors gammon was thick and moist. Chips were superb and two eggs, tomato & peas and I was extremely satisfied. Starter was reasonable and very generous too. A proper local pub with great staff, great food & beer and dog friendly! What's not to love.

Loved it. Great food. Small cost pub with extra dining rooms. Garden at the back with great views. Lovely quiet village near to kirkbymoorside. Dogs accepted in the bar

We had a two night stay,the rooms are warm clean and cosy .fabulous shower lots of hot water We had dinner both nights amazing food good size portions All staff were friendly and welcoming We are looking to visit again in the future we highly recommend if you are visiting this area

Staying at hutton le hole and out for a 7.5 mile return round walk, we had lunch at the Moors Inn. Oh my god the food there is amazing. Really is the best pub around for miles. We had the pork steak and venison with haggis. Just mouthwatering food. Dog friendly pub and warm welcome with our dogs. This place will always get our custom. Thank you.

Yet again never disappoints. The food is second to none and the staff are always so friendly and attentive. Hope to visit again soon.

Enjoyed a lovely stay for a family reunion in this superbly friendly pub with delicious restaurant style meals and charming comfortable rooms. All staff were caring, attentive and amenable. Excellent menu choice and meal portions were plentiful. All rooms are of a similar standard with a clean modern powerful shower with all amenities you would want. Noise carries from the bar area to the rooms directly above. The heating schedule was a mystery but the bed throw kept us warm. Delicious hearty cooked breakfast with plenty of choice. A few dogs may frequent the bar area but there is a snug area with stylish decor and a separate dining room. Picturesque quiet country village close to Pickering. Overall an excellent choice for a short break. I would highly recommend.

Lovely traditional pub. Small comfortable bar with lovely fire. Had midweek lunch which was excellent with generous portions. All the ladies serving in the restaurant were cheerful and friendly. Great visit, full definitely go again,soon.

Lovely friendly welcome to proper pub with open fire. Food was gorgeous, I had the special of gammon, double egg and chips - which were proper home made! My son had the pork which he thoroughly enjoyed.

Fantastic place, there were 6 of us having a Birthday Meal and the food and service were amazing. Even our 2 dogs were well looked after. Very friendly service, and the food was of great quality. Definitely going to return.

Had a meal in the restaurant it was excellent and the portions were very generous. The Inn is a truly traditional cosy country Inn not far off the beaten track but far enough to feel very rural. Very relaxed with lovely attentive staff and great food what not to like.

A wonderful, cosy pub at the foot of the Yorkshire Moors serving excellent food. The inn could not have been more hospitable and comfortable. From correcting errors with our booking to the service and house keeping we couldn't rate this location high enough. Definitely a year round location with a range of activities on its door step in a lovely quiet village.

My wife and I stayed for a night and had breakfast the following morning. Great atmosphere, great beer and a very relaxing place to stay. Breakfast was fantastic, I’d recommend highly.

What an amazing place lovely staff lovely pub for was amazing will definitely come back and recommend it to or family hopefully we will get a good nights sleep

Was going to be a blazer of a review but after a great meal and very good hospitality by staff was kept ip by there music till gone midnight downstairs..was happy for them to relax but come away for once not music and no sleep!!@

Mid weekend at the moor inn celebrating a family 80th Birthday. In short, location, amazing, rooms fantastic, food exceptional, beer tremendous, staff attentive, friendly and welcoming. It has made this celebration unforgettable.We will be coming back.

Another excellent dining experience at The Moors Inn. This time, one of our party was gluten intolerant and the special menu for her was much enjoyed. Prices are more than reasonable. This place is busy so book in advance and as dishes are properly prepared expect a reasonable wait for them. Staff friendly and attentive. We are very fortunate to have this place on our doorstep.

We visited the Moors Inn for Lunch during our holiday in North Yorkshire. The atmosphere of this historic Inn was great. Friendly and efficient Staff were most helpful throughout our stay. We selected food from the extensive Menu and ordered drinks from the Bar. Food was well prepared and was quite delicious. We had an enjoyable Lunch and would not hesitate to visit the Moors Inn in future.

I’d been recommended this pub so diverted off a walk to try it out. I wasn’t disappointed. The Timothy Taylor was well kept and the burger excellent (though I wish it could have come with skinny fries rather than chunky chips).

We visited the Moors Inn in Feb 2023 & March 2023, initially with family and then again with friends to celebrate a 60th birthday. The food, drink and atmosphere are superb. The staff are friendly and service is excellent. I would advise larger parties to...

We called in at the start of our holiday as we were staying right next door at the Granary Cottage. There was no room to sit in the bar area at all no where even to stand. But on top of that no real ale...

Booked at short notice for a birthday meal and was delighted they had a table available. We arrived at 5.45 and despite it only opening at 5.30, the bar was already packed. This place is small, the bar is the size of a small living...

I visited her with my brother and sister in law at the end of last week on a visit to the area. We booked in advance which was a helpful because the place was very busy when we arrived. The village is sited between Pickering...

Extremely disappointed with the quality of the food . Very wet vegetables and over cooked . The beef stroganoff was chunks of beef not strips as it should be . The stroganoff tasted vinegary. We were not asked throughout the meal if everything was ok???...

Booked a couple of evening meals here whilst staying in nearby Gillamoor. Both were excellent and right up there amongst the best I've ever had in a pub. The venison haunch was a quality cut and cooked to perfection. We ate in the bar area...

We went for lunch and sat inside. The service was attentive but not intrusive. Staff were very friendly. The food was good and they have a decent selection of ales.

We visited with friends, good menu and excellent specials, we had venison with haggis and swordfish wrapped on Parma ham both of which were lovely. Also excellent pudding menu, crumble with custard, lemon posset and sticky toffee pudding. Everything was absolutely delicious, great menu, fresh...

The food was wholesome and hot with items that I had not seen before - Wensleydale and Mushroom for a starter = it was so nice..............

A return visit since our first, an excellent dinner last December, This time we were celebrating our 45th. wedding anniversary so had a two night stay to fully enjoy this delightful hotel on the edge of the N Yorks. Moors. Our dinner on the Saturday...

While on a walk came across this Inn and had a drink in the sun in the back. The menu look brilliant so booked a table for later in the week. Very friendly welcome from the landlord and our choice of wine arrived very quickly....

We ate here as we were staying at the hotel. There is plenty of choice on the menu and it is very good. All the staff are fabulous and we were looked after extremely well by Daniel and Beth, to name but two. We highly...

We had previously eaten lunch here and enjoyed it that much that we decided to book again and to stop over for one night. We arrived with our dog to a buzzing pub just after they had finished serving lunch. Our room was ready on...

It was great to step inside out of the mist and rain. This is such a welcoming place with a lovely cosy bar and other rooms primarily for eating. The Millie George beer was spot on and the food was excellent with ample choice. I...

I went there twice in the evening with my daughter. I had venison and pheasant, my daughter had a starter plate both times. The food was very good. For dessert my daughter had a brownie with ice cream, also very good. Unfortunately I couldn't manage...

Called here for a meal . we were staying nearby and wanted somewhere to eat. This place was amazing the food was exquisite and the staff were so friendly and accommodating. will definitely be back!!!

Just had my 6th stay at this little Gem. Lovely staff, quality cuisine, drinks, everything is just right. Nice cozy room and dog friendly too. Consistently good and great to see the place re-emerging from the pandemic after such struggles. The best place in North...

There were 11 of us staying at the Long Barn and the Moors inn was a bonus. Very rarely do you find good accommodation near a pub. We went there twice over the week. The first time we were in the Marquee which was lovely...

A group of us were staying at the Long Barn at Town End Farm in the village to catch up on 5 Golden Wedding celebrations which had been unavoidably postponed due to lock down. The Moors Inn was the only place in the village that...

We pre booked for a family of 14. The food was delicious and had a well stocked bar. The service was very quick, despite our large numbers. We called in several other occasions for a drink due to staying close by.

Lovely pub, very cosy, always good service, great that they have Estrella on tap! Daughter had the steak which was awesome!

A great place to go for a quality value for money meal. As a couple we stayed locally for a few days and, ate here twice. All four meals were top quality We ate both in the pub itself and in the marque as we...

Dined on a Sunday evening for a family get together for 11 people. Fabulous food in a lovely setting with friendly staff. Very reasonably priced with a fantastic menu. Pre ordered our food, which worked well for us and the catering team.

The most innovative menu in the Hutton-le-hole led us to this lovely country pub. Excellent, well trained and well informed staff who are charming, courteous and entertaining. We chose the specials Sea Trout and haunch of Venison getting an early table to ensure their availability;...

Called in on Tuesday 3rd November for an evening meal with my parents, most of the bar area was taken but possibly a little too crowded for my dad who causes chaos wherever he walks with his mobility walker! (I would’ve loved to have sat...

Called in with friends during a very wet hike across the surrounding countryside. Lovely place and a very warm welcome. All covid guidelines followed to the letter without a fuss. Great, will definitely be back.

Characterful old pub in an attractive peaceful village in the North York’s Moors National Park. We stayed for one night en route to Scotland and it was a perfect journey breaking stay. It’s a shame we are not staying for the whole weekend. Nice ales,...

It seems this establishment is unaware of a global pandemic. Staff were not wearing any PPE and a senior member of staff didn’t appear to be social distancing when approaching customers. Will not be returning, a real worry that the landlords/Management don’t want to keep...

What a great village pub. Staff are welcoming and friendly. Food and drink are of high quality. We were so impressed we ate here for 4 nights.

Excellent food, comfortable rooms would recommend. Great countryside and staff were super friendly.........

Just stayed at the Moors Inn again fir our third visit with our boxer dog Lola.Once again everything about our stay was fantastic even the weather. Our room was excellent and we ate in every night where it was so difficult to decide what to have from the extensive menu but no matter what we chose every meal was absolutely top class.Superb range of real ales also - just trying to lose a few pounds now before we return.This is a location not to be missed!

We had been before for Sunday lunch some months before and said we would return. We came for dinner with some friends last week and we all enjoyed the evening with a tasty, well presented , excellent quality meal. With good friendly service with well kept beer. This place is now on our list of dinner places to return to.

This was a long arranged catch up with friends, so it was nice not to be hurried during the evening. The menu choices sounded tempting and I chose a main and dessert, while others chose starters and mains. 2 of our party are vegetarians, but again the choices were good. My duck was tasty, and there plenty of veg to accompany it. Venison was also on the menu, again very tasty in fact we couldn't fault the food. The only complaint i had was that it was very hot in the area of the restaurant we were in.

Visited for sunday lunch with family. Superb roast pork, and friendly staff. Service was prompt and welcoming. Dog friendly. Than you for a lovely lunch.

Clearly a good pub as to be busy midweek with pretty much every table full is great, especially when off the beaten track. Starters we had breaded mozzarella pearls which came with salad garnish and a really tasty chutney. My partner had the smoked trout, prawn and salmon parcel which he loved. For mains we had the trio of lamb and the beef medallions in pink peppercorn sauce. Vegetables and chips come with all the mains so no space for puddings although they did look tasty, maybe next time! Staff were very friendly too which always helps. Thanks for a lovely evening.

Visited twice whilst on holiday with my wife, lovely country pub with sheep outside sleeping on the grass verge....how cool is that! After reading a previous review i have to say we found the locals very welcoming, make conversation always at the bar i say. On the 2 occasions we visited the food was a big WOW!! I had a trio of lamb, consisting of a lamb chop, a rump of lamb and a lamb casserole which was in a redcurrant sauce, this came with chips and veg, this was as good as it gets, call it pub food and crank it up a few notches, one of the best meals i can remember eating, mentioned this to the chef who was passing when i was getting some drinks and you could see how proud of his food he put out, good to see a chef who cares. On the second visit i had a fillet of salmon and a fillet of bass on a bed of spaghetti vegetables in a lemon and prawn butter sauce with prawns added, with chips, way above pub food once again, i followed this with a lemon posset which was way out there in quality, one of the best places i have eaten in a long time.

This must be the most unfriendly pub I have ever visited. We thought that as we were staying locally we would try the moors inn, as soon we walked in we realised that the only people who we’re welcome were the locals not us outsiders so no food just a drink and we left never to return. Shame!!

On recommendation from a colleague, Sue, we visited The Moors Inn. The food came out quickly and on Jude's recommendation I tried the pie. Great, tasty! And the veggies was cooked to perfection.

This was our third visit for Sunday lunch and we were not disappointed. I did call and book a table which I would advise as it is always busy, I asked for a table in the dining room but there are tables in the bar.The service is really friendly and there is a lovely atmosphere when you walk in, and there are always plenty of staff to serve you.We were shown to our table the landlord came to say hi and he makes a point of talking to everyone, although there was a large party in the dining room which they did make me aware of when I booked they were quick to take our order and the service great as always, and the food was delicious fresh and piping hot.If you are looking for some where different to try for Sunday lunch I can not recommend The Moors Inn enough I can guarantee you will not be disappointed and we will definitely be back again.

We were stopping in a cottage in the village of Sinnington, not too far by car, and we spotted The Moors Inn restaurant listed in a booklet, provided by the cottage owner as a good place to eat so we phoned to make a dinner reservation. Food can be served in either the bar or the restaurant. The place was buzzing, welcomed by an open fire and extremely welcoming staff. We were shown directly to our table in the restaurant and given plenty of time to make our dinner selections. The food in the menu looked mouth watering and the wine list was excellent. The waiting staff were really lovely and the wait for the food was what you would expect for the quality of the food and the cooking of it so it was well worth waiting for. The food was second to none and all cooked superbly. We had such a wonderful evening here that we booked again for the following evening. We all chose something different from the menu and, once again, it was as delicious as the previous evening. Highly recommended.

Returning to the Moors Inn again, having a lovely family meal out. Relaxed and welcoming village pub, highly recommended. Amazing food and fab service, our waiter Archie was an extremely pleasant and helpful young man.

a lovely lunch, tomato soup very tasty, main course of gammon steak and pork loin also very good as was the ice cream and sticky toffee pudding for dessert. Very good value. Staff very friendly and helpful. Will definitely visit again

Fabulous pre Christmas meet up with friends.

An excellent place to eat and drink in Appleton Le Moors, the pub has a lovely cosy and welcoming ambience, backed up be nice staff. The menu is varied and good, my pheasant off the specials board was to die for! In fact all four of our meals were excellent including a GF dish which was a rare pleasure as not all establishments fare well in serving GF folk. A nice offering of ales too, overall we couldn't fault anything.... well worth a visit.

Went to the Moor Inn on the last night of our Yorkshire holiday and what a delightful experience. We booked a table and on arrival we were shown to the dining room. This was empty apart from one other couple, so we asked to be reseated in the bar which has a much more enjoyable atmosphere.

Lovely little inn with very comfortable rooms and great food. The staff were all very helpful. Nice little bar area with real fire and great selection of drinks.

We stopped for lunch after hearing great reviews from locals and were not disappointed. They have obviously spent time thinking of the atmosphere they are trying to create and the warm hospitable Yorkshire moors pub recipe is a winning one. The bar staff were very friendly and welcoming and I detected a real sense they wanted to help the locals too.

Myself and four friends ate at the Moors Inn last night. We were welcomed by friendly bar and waiting staff and shown to our table. We were left to peruse the menu at leisure and our orders were duly taken. The main menu and specials board created dilemmas for us all in respect of choosing our food. Belly Pork with Black Pudding was my choice. Others chose Duck, Homemade Steak Pie and two other ‘belly pork’. The desserts were absolutely amazing, we thought the main course would take some beating, but definitely worth saving space for a pudding. I devoured homemade lemon meringue cheesecake, fabulous!

I recently stayed with friends in the village and we booked a meal for Sunday evening in the authentic cosy bar. There was a good selection of meals on offer including specials for the day. Between us we had the pork belly, steak and fish platters all of which were superb and were followed by a lovely sticky toffee pudding. We were impressed by the high quality of the food and also enjoyed good service. If we return to the area we will be back!!

Enjoyed a Sunday lunch here recently. The starters were excellent and very filling. The roast beef main course was covered in far too much rich gravy even for a gravy lover and it would have been preferred if a smaller amount had been poured on the beef with an additional jug offered if required. The homemade dessert was delicious and wished I had gone for a starter and pud and skipped the main course!

Superb evening spent with friends having dinner here. I had the pork belly from the specials board which perfectly melted. Good portion sized especially as I was starving.

We booked a 2 night stay following a recommendation from a friend.

Looking for somewhere to eat after 17:00 on a Sunday in the moors area, The Moors was highly recommended by other restaurants so we popped in for a lunch time drink and booked a table, no problem. As this was our third day of Yorkshire eating we cut out starters, the steak pie was, without exaggerating, large, and a proper pie too, crust all round, the vegetables were superb and the chips none greasy. The risotto, sweet potato, mushroom and spinach was very tasty and first rate texture. Staff were incredibly friendly, even by Yorkshire standards, Brown Cow beer was good and they serve New Zealand wine by the glass. Cracking place.

Second time here - again brilliant - locals and staff great - typical country old English pub - rooms,food,beer excellent - extremely dog friendly. Will be back again. Many thanks to Jon & all staff.

This is in such a small out of the way place! I was amazed at the number of patrons--and that we were asked if we had a reservation! Nevertheless, they accommodated us, and served us with kindness and respect. The food was unbelievably good! My medallion steak in mushroom sauce could be cut with my fork!

Quite a smart village pub serving well kept real ales, good quality food and helpful friendly service.

My wife and I stayed here for 2 nights while at a wedding in the area. The room was spot on and couldn't fault it.the evening meal was the standard of a good restaurant. Make sure you are hungry before you sit down as the portions are quite substantial. Overall a good choice and we would not hesitate in recommending to anyone

As usual a lovely Sunday lunch served by friendly staff . The beef was perfectly rare the pork was lovely . Desserts are good too . A lovely family Sunday lunch had here again.

Fabulous weekend stay lovely welcome. Friendly staff. Highly recommend. Nothing is to much trouble for anyone.

Family evening meal at the last minute. We were very kindly accommodated in spite of the pub being very busy. We were quickly and politely served. Everything was lovely but unfortunately the food was not memorable. One of the party ordered a steak which was nicely cooked but the mushrooms were solid and black. They seemed as though they may have been reheated. Another ordered a burger and chips and was not offered and veg with it.

First visit to this very pleasant village pub and enjoyed a lovely meal with excellent service. Highly recommended.

Wish we had been before now. Very impressed with the menu available online at the website so that you can choose before you go!

We received a warm welcome and had reserved a table in the dining room which is just at the side of the bar area. The menu choices were good. Two of us chicken with Stilton sauce and cashew nuts and hubby had the steak and ale pie. We all really enjoyed our meals. They came with a separate dish of vegetables and a choice of potato sides. We chose the rather scrummy home made chips. There was also a good selection of wines. Highly recommended

Seafood platter was amazing, great food. Fantastic open fire and extremely warm and welcoming staff. Highly recommended!!

Great welcome, which is always a good start. Shown to our room, the only one left, the one above the bar. We were made aware of the noise issue on booking. It wasn't a problem for us, although it is rather noisy as people have been drinking, who'd have known! The beer was fabulous, not good , not great, fabulous. I asked about wine, we'd been before and I'd enjoyed the Rioja, so I was given a taster. It was super, and just great to be given a sample! Then the food, also fabulous, with again very good service. Breakfast was excellent. The staff, including the Landlord, were all smashing. Highly recommended.

Arrived and showed to room which was clean and had everything required. However I must point out it is located above the bar area and you can hear everything conversation music and dogs barking occasionally. Best tip stay in bar until closing or you won't sleep, an early night is out of the question in room 6.

We were staying at The Moors Inn on a Sunday night and had booked a table in the bar for our evening meal, as we had the pooch with us. I had asked for a table tucked away if possible to stop our dog attempting...

We stayed at the Inn on a bed and breakfast basis - we had been warned about the noise in the rooms above the bar but they were the only rooms left when we booked. What we didn't realise was that you could actually hear the conversations in the bar!! Your options are to take ear plugs or join them in the bar (until 1am!). Also the bathroom could have done with a good clean - especially the mouldy shower head. The saving grace was the food and drink for dinner - sensibly priced great food. So our advice would be to book a table for dinner (very popular) but stay somewhere else.

We have eaten here a few times recently and have not been disappointed, having been in the trade for many years we know how hard it is to keep standards up ,but we have not been disappointed at the Moors inn, always a good choice of menu and a varied specials board,excellent home made sweets, quality wine list and well kept ales, a well supported pub by the locals who obviously know what's good for them, and don't mind sharing ,friendly local staff ,what more do you want. Will be back soon.

We were enjoying a day out visiting the surrounding area of Danby/Castleton etc. and found this little pub purely by chance. Although we had no reservation we were welcomed and shown into a small but lovely dining room. My husband was unsure what beer to try so the waitress on duty suggested that he buy 3 x third of a pint sampler glasses of the beers on offer complete with it's own bespoke carrying tray; he thoroughly enjoyed all the beers!! It was a good menu with a good selection of meals on offer, I had the sea food platter which was gorgeous and my husband had the venison which he said was excellent we finished off with a sumptuous pudd and coffee. The staff were lovely, very friendly which all added to this lovely meal. Hopefully we shall go back there again taking some friends with us.

Although bar very busy early Friday evening our order taken quickly, starters of King prawns and whitebait presented to the high standard expected of a Michelin restaurant and tasted delicious, our choice of black and blue burger and fillet steak medallions, again did not disappoint, the crispy home made chips and assorted vegetables arrived hot and tasty,service and attention from manager although he was busy in the bar was superb, we will visit again sooner than later.

Make your way to the southern edge of the North Yorks Moors and try not to run over the distinctive sheep that keep the grass verges and hedges nicely trimmed by the side of the road. It's advisable to book because this popular hostelry can be full in both bar and restaurant. Food was good substantial pub fair and well cooked. Sensibly chosen and priced wine list. This is what pub eating should be about. Don't expect frills. Waiting staff are mostly young and local. We would go back any time.

A pesar de comida deliciosa (vegetariano y no vegetariano) y el precioso entorno, nuestra experiencia fue algo estropeado por el servicio. Fuimos a un almuerzo martes cuando estaba muy tranquilo; la joven era lento para responder a nuestras peticiones. Él también dijo información equivocada sobre los pudines, y se sentó en la mesa de al lado para limpiar los cubiertos con algunas muy maloliente líquido! Es una pena que éstas son las cosas uno se acuerda, cuando la comida era tan buena.

Sólo comimos aquí, no la noche ya teníamos amigos locales. Comimos aquí hace diez años demasiado bajo diferentes propietarios y toda la vibración del lugar ha mejorado. Estaba lleno, con un muy amable y acogedor, un ambiente acogedor. La comida era excelente, igual o mejor que cualquiera de los pub/restaurante que comimos en nuestro viaje. Buena selección.

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We came for meal as had seen good reviews but upon entering after we had booked a table previous night were looked at like we didn't .... when we sat at the table we had booked waitress placed table mats etc on other tables and reserved sign and took ages to come to us considering no one was there at other tables and we had clearly ordered ...felt like we shouldn't of been there and only people that got a friendly welcome were two old ladies quite clearly regulars ( who my daughter heard the waitress say we will try sneak you in yet it took the same member of staff all the time in the world to ask if everything was ok as she continued to pass us but actually sat next to the two Ladies in question to makes sure they were fine (is it an age thing) . Such a shame as food was lovely but hard to enjoy when your made to feel you should not be there ...don't even think we would go back even for a drink

Hier haben wir sehr gut und ausreichend zu Mittag gegessen, 2 course menu für 11 Pfund, sehr gute Qualität und absolut ausreichende Portionsgrösse. Sehr schöner gepflegter Innenraum und freundliches Personal.

Visited this friendly, very busy pub one Saturday night last September. Had a very nice meal, booking advisable as it is very popular with locals and tourists alike. It's another good old fashioned pub with a nice atmosphere. Would recommend it.

We went there not once, but twice, during our week's stay in Appleton-le-Moors, which tells you how much we enjoyed our visit. Our party of nine was made extremely welcome by the warm and friendly staff, and was given a large table in a room of our own. The menu was full of variety, and there was something for everyone. We've booked to go back to the area again next year, and will certainly go again to The Moors.

Although we have been to the North Yorkshire Moors quite often, we have never been to the Moors Inn so far. This year we went there for the first time and really enjoyed the food and the atmosphere. We also invited friends to the Moors Inn for lunch and they were also highly satisfied. We will come back in 2017!