The New Inn in Ryedale

This is a traditional pub that seems very popular. It has its own brewery on site that you can visit for £11 pp including tasting. We just had lunch. There’s an extensive menu of typical pub fare as well as some more interesting dishes. The rare beef sandwich on very fresh brown bread was very well filled and was served with chunky chips. The ciabatta toasties were very satisfying too. The person who ordered duck pâté as a lighter meal found that there was enough pâté to warrant more than a couple of small pieces of bread and when more was requested it was provided. Everyone’s side salad was a bit sad as the mixed leaves were past their best.

We stayed for a night on the Brewery Red Letter Day package but added an extra 2 days stay. A very friendly Pub with excellent staff. The building is old and the rooms have been imaginatively squeezed in. They are not large but have everything you need. The room could do with a bit of TLC a lick of paint and a few cracks filled but it was warm, clean and comfortable. The meals were good and well presented and the drinks were varied as you would expect having its own brewery attached! Breakfast was quicly served and set you up for a day walking the moors/forests or coast!

Came here on a recommendation with my partner and 7 month old and immediately got the impression we were a nuisance. Got seated in an area around the corner from the main bar, no high chair offered for our child so had to sort that out ourselves and no menus brought over either. I went to the bar and got some menus and decided it wasn’t for us, first impressions and all that…. I think I’ve been to library’s with better atmospheres as well.

We were in log cabins not far away, used this pub for evening meals. We ordered 3 meals, staff very friendly, Fish & chips Special of the day Roast dinner Good sized meals, great food, nice local beer. If in the area again we wouldn't hesitate to visit again

Booked my husband, a brewery tour for Christmas and visited yesterday. The tour was fantastic. Very informative and fun. Josh, the tour guide, obviously loves his job and knows his stuff! We enjoyed a two course meal in the pub afterwards, and the food was out of this world - so fresh and delicious. We’ll definitely come again, especially in the summertime as the beer garden looked too nice not to try!

What a lovely dog friendly pub, found it for the brewery tour, thanks Josh, and noticed they did food so next day we took the boss (our Boxerdog) with us for afternoon sarnies and a couple of drinks, great staff v. friendly atmosphere, lovely food, real ales/cider and all round excellent find

Lovely warm welcoming pub, great food and polite staff where nothing is too much trouble. So much so we eat there twice in 4 days.

Superb ale and food, as well as fantastic, friendly service. A great find and definitely worth a visit. Also dog friendly, and good parking behind the pub.

The New Inn is also the home of the Cropton Brewery. Not surprising that the beer is excellent! Also, a very warm welcome on a snowy day. Lovely traditional cosy pub with an open fire. Ideal after a long walk with the dogs.

Just did the brewery tour & meal package & was not disappointed. We were the only ones on the brewery tour so it made it more personal, Lee the tour guide was very knowledgeable, cheerful, funny & should definitely get a pay rise. The beer was fantastic & the food was unbelievable, as good as, if not better than a lot of top restaurants. A wonderful little gem of a country pub. If you want great food, great beer,great service & a lovely atmosphere stop off here you won't be disappointed.

We did the Cropton brewery tour as well as staying and eating at the New inn, was a fantastic day and evening. The tour given by Josh was very informative and the beer tasting afterwards was very nice. The food at the New Inn was also excellent and the service was great. Would definitely recommend.

Had a great evening here, the barman was great with our kids. Food was exceptional, we were sceptical after seeing some reviews but were super impressed. If we came back to the area we'd definitely visit again.

This was a great find. Recommended by the b&b we stayed at a short distance away. Day we arrived it was a little chaotic but hey we weren't in a rush just needed food and drink. The food was not a disappointment at all. Credit to you! All homemade and lots of choice. So good we booked again for the following evening.

Just passing and decided to stop for lunch. What a fantastic pub! Had a good chat with the landlord and bought some of their own brew. Had seafood linguine for lunch and it was delicious. Will definitely be back.

Rooms clean but very small Food good Dogs on seats & in bedrooms barking through the night Wouldn’t recommend unless you want to sleep with your dog

We booked a table for a meal. On arrival was met by being told where our table was,given menus and told to order at the bar. After an hour of ordering our food arrived, firstly being taken to the wrong table. On telling the waitress she put in down on the bar and said i will be back in a minute. The food was very good and couldn't fault it. The staff however didn't have a clue apart from one kept saying we are so busy. From our observation if you were staying in a room you got preferential treatment. Sadly we didn't feel welcome enough to go back. Staff unwelcoming and had no clue what they were doing.

Our stay was 3 nights with breakfast included.Obviously this Inn is old but the cleanliness of our room was grubby, dusty, cobwebs and just not what it should be.Toilet basic leaked from the bottle waste so reported that immediately, hot water scalded us.Breakfasts and main meals were quite good.Main issue was poor condition and cleanliesd of bathroom and bedroom and easy to hear everything from adjacent rooms!

The problem began with our arrival. We are 3 adults in our mid-60s and we had already climbed one set of steps to access the bar in the pub. We were escorted to our room up two more flights of narrow stairs. On entering our room, we could smell the damp in the room and discovered mould on walls behind furniture and in the corners of the window frames. We checked the prices of the evening meals on offer and there wasn't enough variety for our party and they were quite expensive. So we decided to eat out. I asked what time the pub closed and was told, when the last customer leaves. I thought that was a bit vague so I said that we would be back at 10-ish. We arrived back just after 10pm to find all entrances to the pub were fully locked up and we were unable to get in. I called the pub and, after a while, my call went to voicemail with a message that there was no one to answer my call. I left a voicemail, this was followed by another message to say that there was no one to respond to my voicemail! My party had got back into the car as it was raining and I drove to the front of the pub and sounded my horn for some time then drove to the back of the pub. At this point, a man appeared saying he had a message to come and let us in so, finally, we got in to the pub to access our room. We had an uncomfortable night but managed to get up for the early breakfast (great breakfast!) and check-out. We raised all the damp and mould issues with the man who had let us in and, as one of us was asthmatic, told him that we would be leaving a poor review of the room and that they shouldn't book that room out to any one else until the issues were resolved.

We arrived and walked into the pub.. there wasn't any sort of reception area.. the lady serving showed us our room. The room smelt damp.we went out for dinner said we would be back 10ish pm, we got back at 10.08pm. It was raining. We tried to get in everywhere was locked up.. we were getting wet and cold, we honked the car horn and rang the door bell.. nothing, so we phoned the property. No one answered it went to an answer machine,we sat back in the car , we were soaked and stuck outside..no way to get in.. Eventually a man walked from the bottom field and asked if we were the residents stuck outside? Apparently his manager had rang him to go have a look, he made it clear to us that he wasn't suppose to be working till Monday but he has had to come up to let us in... he let us in and locked up and off he went. My brother realised then he had left his phone in the car so went to get it but we were locked in. The fact that we were now locked in was very concerning as to fire and safety regulations, hoe would you get out in the situation.. but anyway atleast we were indoors and vould go to bed albeit that the room smelt so strongly of damp, but we had no choice, we were out in the middle of nowhere , which we thought would be a nice place to stay, but unfortunately not.... we had 3 flights of stairs to our room..a damp room, and no access after 10pm although we had said what time we were returning..we would have eaten there if the meals had been reasonably priced. Really not the best place to stay..

Stopped for Sunday Lunch. One of the best Sunday Roasts we have had, more than generous portions, lovely beef and lovely veggies, especially the cauliflower cheese. Charming pub with lovely staff. Many Thanks

Great place to visit for a quick pub meal. Have plenty of good beers on tap. Very popular place with tourists camping in the area

The food and local beer was excellent. A first class traditional Sunday Roast. Options in Beef; Pork and chicken. Some superb homemade desserts. The sticky toffee pudding was superb. The pub is traditional, in a they don’t make them like any more. The pub is...

What a fantastic choice. We decided to go here for our lunch today and we were not disappointed. We booked our table and the staff were very accommodating to our needs, they provided a high chair and allow dogs in. We had a lovely table...

We stayed here on our way to Flamingo Land which is just 20 minutes away. We stayed in the cottage adjacent to the pub & it was lovely 😊 . We needed to use the sofa bed which was ready made for us along with...

Roast dinners excellent; also thoroughly enjoyed salmon pate, spring rolls, chicken dumplings - chicken/mushroom linguini, steak pie and scampi.

Stayed here for a celebration with a small group of friends. The staff were friendly and made us feel welcome. s it was a lovely March day we sat outside in he beer garden until the sun dipped behind the trees. Going inside we had...

Good food good beer but no good wine for the girls we asked for Pinot and was served sav but told it was pinot we asked if it was possible to get some Pinot in for the following two nights as we were stopping next...

We’ve just got home after a nice lunch with friends at the New Inn. There were 8 of us and 5 dogs so booked in advanced and were given an area where the dogs wouldn’t affect anyone else. Typical Sunday lunch was available as was...

Friendly service, great beer, poor food. Beef pie had very tough gristly meat-clearly a tough cut hadn’t been braised even vaguely long enough and the pastry was tough too-presumably overworked. The roast beef was also super tough-to the point of being left uneaten. The roast...

We have a fabulous time in the pub. Made us feel welcome food was fantastic . Staff was great. Sunday beef roast, and the sticky toffee pudding amazing..

The New Inn is local to our holiday destination at Cropton. The food is very good, the staff are excellent. Hightly recommended.

Dropped in for some lunch, service was ok and friendly. Beer good and menu looked fabulous. When the food arrived we were a little disappointed, the pies were ok but the fish was over cooked. We had high expectations from the menu but reality was...

We ate at the New Inn whilst staying locally. We had booked the day before and I would advise doing so as the pub seemed very full when we arrived with a mix of drinkers and diners. The pub is now offering bar service for...

Stopped part way on our walk and had lunch. Good pub food. Quite busy but good service and excellent outta cropton ale...

Had booked , taken to our table and drinks order taken, arrived promptly, we both ordered pie with a yorkshire pudding crust , price Inc mash and veg , we asked if we could swap mash for chips , and told no problem, pies arrived...

Visited last night at 7pm. The menu was very limited and they were still offering Sunday lunch. There was 6 of us and most of us went for that but was then told that there was only one beef and then it was pork. Fair...

Pub attached to Cropton Brewery - with great beer on tap. Good pub garden for nice weather, though could get crowded on a busy day. Good local walks in nearby woods.

Could not get a more friendly atmosphere, Chris and Tracey could not do enough for us. So helpful and friendly. Rooms are spotless and the food is 100%. We will be back again 👍👍

Called in during a soggy walk through the countryside. Very warm welcome, all covid guidelines followed to the letter without a fuss. Really nice lunch. Thank you.

Enjoyable relaxing stay. Busy pub good food medium sized portions.Cant comment on their beer never tried it but they make a good cup of coffee.creaky floorboard above and water tank was noisy as it seemed to be filling up for 5 hrs.

We had worked up an appetite before going for lunch after our 8 mile walk - pub kindly allowed us to park in their car park. Covid measures followed. We ate in the bar which has a traditional interior. Good pub food - my husband...

Stayed here for a 3 day break with my wife and dog the staff were really friendly and welcoming and the food was lovely really enjoyed our breakfast too proper pub

We enjoyed the venue, pub garden was lovely, excellent home brewed cider, good food. No negatives from us. Thank you.

Looking forward to our meal tonight but we left disappointed. The food was ok but not superb. Seasonal vegetables doesn't mean just mushy peas in my world. Putting that to one side the rest of the food was ok. The service was very poor. It...

My idea of heaven on earth, it is a brewery and they sell their own beers and lagers. I had a really tasty 7% Stout, beautiful. The food was great, a cut above the usual pub grub, very tasty.

Quick visit for an evening meal and drinks. Real ales and good food. Beamed ceilings and a good example of a British pub in the countryside. Full of locals too so it must be a good one. Was also recommended by a shop owner to...

We took our parents to the New Inn in Cropton for lunch for the first time. We all had the homemade beef pie, chips and seasonal vegetables. The pie was delicious and the chips amazing, they must have been triple cooked and in goose fat...

Ate here before a tour of the Great Yorkshire Brewery and was impressed. Really good food, decently priced, friendly service and a wide selection of real ales from the brewery. Chose to have the Steak and Ale Pie with chips, veg and gravy that I...

Visited to attend a cousin's birthday. Stayed 2 nights. Room was lovely. Had 2 meals in the pub both delicious. Staff so friendly. Great base for travelling round the area.

Stayed at the new inn last weekend for one night, we did the brewery tour as well which was interesting but quite short, The room was clean and adequate but a bit dated, overall ok but needs the rooms refurbishing as looking tired and the...

Came here for a light lunch and to meet a friend . It's a beer drinkers' paradise as the inn has its own brewery attached . Sandwiches come with a generous portion of salad and a popular snack is the Yorkshire pudding wrap with several choices of filling . Nice and quiet mid-week and nearly out of season . Open everyday at lunch time .

Our extended family enjoyed our second meal here last week and thoroughly enjoyed it. Dog friendly, great menu, service and food. Cannot fault it. Well done!

Went here after an 8 mile walk and needed a beer! The bar lady was fun and having a banter with us! The sun was shining so we took the drinks into the beer garden where there was a crazy chicken called ‘Tika’ which kept jumping onto our table. Good fun and such a laugh (except for my girlfriend didn’t think so as she is scared of chickens!). Lovely pub, decent beer and on my list for a return visit!

My boyfriend booked an overnight stay here for us and our pup. Really accomodating and a lovely little place. Breakfast was included and was delicious. We had dinner in the pub the night we stayed over and the food was amazing and the portions were huge! The Yorkshire cider is lovely!Rooms were very warm at night so fans might be an idea, just a tip. We'll definitely be back!

Had a lovely family meal here, very clean and tasty food. Serve their own brewery ales, which hubby enjoyed.

Great outdoor seating area, lovely gentleman behind the bar (possibly the landlord?) Large selection of drinks and snacks. Although we didn't eat here, the menu looked great. We struggled inside with pram as it was a bit narrow but that wasn't a problem as we sat outside. Has itsown brewery!

Excellent food, service and value at this friendly pub which is dog friendly in the bar. Not our first visit and won't be our last!

Having stayed for 3 nights for a short break I can recommend for the location, rooms are clean and comfortable(there can be some noise from rooms above) staff are very friendly and they brew there own beers ect on site.

We were staying up the valley at Rosedale Abbey for a week and, as I had visited the New Inn some years ago, we booked to eat there on the Saturday night. As it turns out it was very busy so we were glad that we did book but, for all that they were busy, I couldn't fault the food. Both my wife and I had the Steak and Ale Pie and I thought it was excellent. In fact we enjoyed the food so much that we went back twice more during the week and the food was equally as good on those occasions. The beer which is brewed on the premises was also superb especially the Yorkshire Blackout. The staff and level of service was superb. When we go back to the area we will undoubtedly go back and eat there again.

Live in York every time we call in it's booked up, finally managed to get in for a quick Sunday dinner on way back from a weekend away. Absolutely gorgeous!! Best yorkshire puds for miles and can't fault anything!! Only wish we had time to do all three courses! Will deffo be back if we can ever get in

Bought hubby brewery tour & two course lunch for his birthday. Stayed overnight locally.

Walked to this pub from forest holidays in keldy. This pub is recommended by them and we followd the pub walk trail. Had the steak pie with chips and veg. The pie was amazing but maby a little more gravy was needed. Will deffinatly visit again if i am ever in Pickering again.

Cannot fault our visit as we had our dogs we ate in the beer garden service was discreet but helpful

Called in during a recent cycling trip having visited this pub in the past and knowing that the beer is in the top league for choice and taste, unfortunately the food isn't reheated chips, salad covered in oil, a pot of coleslaw and a prawn and lemon sauce sandwich for £6.50 which is average for this but in this occasion it wasn't the best choice I ever made.

Staying locally so visited for one night for dinner. We did not make a reservation and they were busy but they found us a table straight away. Food was good and we all enjoyed it. My only criticism is we sat in the conservatory and there were many dead flies in the cover they use on the ceiling and I kept thinking they were going to fall down. A quick hoover a few days a week would keep it at bay. Overall, a nice place to eat.

Mid-week visit for family meal. No seats available in main bar area where most people eating. We were given a table in the empty conservatory downstairs. Drinks and food needed to be ordered from busy bar area. Good selection of local beer on draught. Ordinary pub food. Chips were dry and over cooked. Drinks glasses were dirty. Inattentive table service. We did not stay for dessert.

We decided to have dinner here around 7pm, as it was a lovely summer evening we sat in the lovely beer garden, I had the traditional Sunday roast with at least three thick slices of beef, a huge Yorkshire pudding and plenty of roast potatoes, my partner had the steak and ale pie with chips and vegetables, we cleared out plates after an 8 mile walk we had worked up an appetite, good value very nice food - well worth a visit

Stayed overnight as attending tour following day. Had one room in pub and one in cottage in grounds. Both nicely furnished. Excellent breakfast.

We were staying in a cabin in Cropton Forest so the New Inn was really handy as it was just up the road. We went without booking beforehand and although it was really busy they very kindly managed to fit us in. The service was excellent as was the food - my mum and I opted for the minted lamb rump, my mother-in-law had ham egg and chips (she said it was the best ham she had ever tasted) and hubby had the burger which he said was delicious. If we had been staying longer we would have made a return visit and would definitely do so should we be passing by in the future.

Excellent food. Excellent service. Highly recommended! Worth a try to anyone passing by. All of the family enjoyed their meals.

Visited the new inn bank holiday weekend and stayed 2 nights. The brewery tour was very good and Janet was very informative. Breakfast was great and so was the evening meal,although the choice of starters was limited. Staff very friendly but bar was busy at times and queues formed ....needed more hands to the pumps !!

Visited The New Inn this week whilst staying at Forest Holidays Cropton. Busy for mid-week early evening but easily found a table in the bar to eat with the dog in tow. Tried a couple of the locally brewed ales, fantastic!

Every time that I go to the New Inn I go away with mixed feelings. Their beer is good. They brew most of it themselves and I've always had a good pint. However the staff are always slow and unfriendly. This gives the place an unwelcoming atmosphere. I get the impression that if you are not a local they don't really care about you. I really hope that this changes as otherwise it is a great pub.

Went for dinner here as were staying in the local area and the reviews looked good! Disappointed!

We were staying in Cropton and my father's birthday happened to fall whilst we were away so my mother booked The New Inn for a birthday meal for him. We were very pleased with the choice. My partner and my father both chose the steak and ale pies and were very impressed with the amount of filling the pies had. Both my mother and I were pleased with our choices of the cajun chicken burger and the chicken and chorizo salad. The portions were "Yorkshire sized" (in other words big portions!) We all really enjoyed the evening and the food. My partner also enjoyed his pint of Yorkshire Classic ale too.

Our friends have camped here twice previously and we decided to join them this year. Stayed from Friday 1st to Sunday 3rd September.

Had beers and food here, good selection of ales and drinks. Food is tasty and well presented but you get a lot!! (not complaining) friendly staff. nice little pub. Dogs welcome and they have a beer garden.

Second visit to this place, and last.

We were recently on holiday staying in a rented cottage nearby and this place was recommended in the Guest Book for amazing home cooked food and a warm welcome. On that basis we decided to try it one evening. We arrived around 8.30pm for dinner (didn't occur to us that this was late!). We walked in and stood by bar wondering where we had to go for food. Waited around 5/10 minutes and received no acknowledgement (or eye contact even) from lady behind bar. I eventually decided to go for a wander and went upstairs as I had noticed a sign for the restaurant. I could see people were in there eating. A waitress appeared and I politely asked if it was ok to order some food. "We've stopped serving...as of now" was her curt reply. "Oh" I replied so I walked back to my partner and children and said "right..we're going". Felt if we had been locals we'd have received a nicer response? It was a shame for them as we then found another establishment and spent a fair bit and had a lovely evening. I think if we had had an apology or information regarding serving times we may have gone back. But as we didn't...

Cropton is well placed at the southern edge of the N Yorks Moors. However, this restaurant served very ordinary food at prices somewhat above other pubs in the area and only just acceptable quality. Cutlery from empty tables put back in the drawer explained the fingerprints all over ours.

Estábamos de vacaciones y apareció en localmente Sábado almuerzo. La comida estaba caliente y muy sabroso. Un lugar popular con las personas que llegan para una comida antes de unirse a la visita a la destilería.

Nos alojamos localmente y porque otras recomendaciones en TA llamamos aquí para una comida. En la mayoría de los pubs que hemos visitado que vamos para una comida y una bebida. . . . . Aquí fue lo contrario. Al tener su propia fábrica, vende sus propios productos y tal vez te quedas una comida! No nos podemos quejar del servicio, el personal del bar era muy conocedor y hay vasos de muestras para probar las cervezas, etc. Usted no puede permitirse perder la oportunidad de visitar. . . . . Conseguir un taxi. aunque la cerveza sube a 6. 5%!

Every so often we meet up with family at the lovely pub, usually for Sunday dinner, and it never disappoints. The meat eaters enjoy their roast beef, and this time I enjoyed a Yorkshire pudding with mushroom and spinach, and another companion enjoyed the mushroom strogonoff. Those with space left in their bellies finished off with Eton mess and sticky toffee pudding, both of which also got full marks. As always, dog friendly.

The New Inn & Brewery (Bottom Bar) at Cropton, near Pickering, North Yorkshire, YO18 8HH.This is the first time I had the good fortune to visit this wonderful Yorkshire Public house & brewery.The staff are just amazing! They made me and my nephew feel so welcome, we felt like we were regular patrons to this outstand establishment. The food is 2nd to none. Their beer is just a delight to drink. I want to not only thank the entire staff and their amazing Chef, for what I can only describe as one of the best culinary experiences I have had in over 20 years. I highly recommend the New Inn & Brewery to anyone who is looking a venue to dine and enjoy the local atmosphere. Thank you to all at the New Inn at Cropton, for making our first visit one that will be remembered. Oh, yes. We will be back very soon.

Happened by chance on this pub after being turned away at the White Horse, Rosedale (too busy). Have to say the New Inn was very busy too but the lovely lady behind the bar was so nice and helpful, we could bring the dog in and get some food, no problem. Had two pints of local Cider, ordered food, Cajun Chicken burger each and were told it might be a 45 minute wait, we didn't mind waiting and were pleasantly surprised when the food arrived within half an hour, very nice and plenty of it, a very well run pub, staff efficient and friendly. Great place to eat.

Went for an evening meal unfortunately I was driving so had very limited taste of beers but bought some to try later. The meal was good standard pub fare at reasonable prices and very friendly staff

Toller pub mit brewery und dementsprechend sehr guten real ales und lagers, ebenso leckeren Speisen und freundlicher Bedienung. Mittags schon sehr voll. Bietet Brauerei Führungen an.

Had dinner here and it topped out chart for pub food. Sadly couldnt taste the pie as all 120 had been served so went for Pear & Yorkshire Blue Cheese salad, followed by the Sirloin Steak special and ending with Vanilla Pannacotta with fresh rhubard and topped with ginger crumb - awesome. The service was as friendly as it could possibly have been.

This is a lovely friendly pub, all their own beers are served, which are brewed in their own brewery.

We were travelling to the Forest Holiday site in Cropton and stopped off for lunch in this very old worldly pub.The food was very acceptable from Yorkshire Wraps (A take on wraps only made with Yorkshire Pudding filled with roast beef)to a Smoked Salmon sandwich all washed down with the beer and cider made in the on site brewery.What could be better with excellent Yorkshire hospitality

We dined here on a Thursday night we didn't book but there was a large family room we asked to be able to go into, only to be given a frosty almost sarcastic reply by the waitress that she can't be in 3 places at once and it wasn't open. When I apologised that we hadn't been there before she then led us to the dining room which is not easily found if you hadn't been before. The food was nice but when she took our order everything was such an effort. I asked for a side of veg at which I was barked at again that it was included in meal. However the small portion to serve 3 of us was heavy on the cauliflower and not really enough to make my small shepherds pie main course filling so was disappointed with this. We ordered desert but my son really wanted strawberry ice cream but we were told flatly that the kids got vanilla no customer service to offer alternative at all. Such a shame as we had high hopes. Won't be returning again anytime soon...

Lovely restaurant- very busy - the apple and crumble was to die for and the mussels were amazing. On the Saturday there were a few dishes that had run out which I found a little disappointing as it's not a big menu so some people may have struggled. Both nights we cleared our plates and it is reasonably priced

Had an evening meal on a Saturday night to celebrate a friends birthday.As the pub is part of a micro brewery, if you like your beer, then you will love trying the beers brewed on site.We all thought the menu was very nice - full of pub classics and not too fussy. The waitress and bar staff were very friendly and helpful.The pub and restaurant are quite rustic. Tables in the restaurant are very close together. This may not be to everyone's liking. It worked for us as we seemed to eat later than everyone else and found ourselves in the restaurant on our own at only 8-9:30pm.Everyone really enjoyed their starters - beautiful large mussels, tasty pate and some else was very complimentary about the fish cake. For mains, we mainly all had steak (of different varieties). I had feathered steak and unfortunately did not enjoy that particular cut of beef. However, everyone else cleaned their plates and enjoyed the hand cut chips. You definitely need to order a side dish with the steak as it was not enough with just the chips.Unfortunately the deserts did not live up to the menu. Most of us were disappointed with our desserts. Three of us out of five left our deserts as they just did not live up to the description on the menu.Overall, it was a pleasant enough meal. Must admit I wanted to rate it Good rather than Very Good but trip advisor doesn't give you the option. It was certainly not Average though. I wouldn't go again as I would want to try other establishments if I was to visit the area again.

This is one of my favourite places to go. Good beer, confident polite staff, great beer and the Sunday lunch is to die for, and what's more dogs are allowed in the bar. Heaven!

Visited here whilst staying in nearby lodges. Good food, with an even better choice of beers and ciders. Friendly, informal style of serving. Will visit again. Make sure to try the Yorkshire cider!

I've already put a much longer review up for The New Inn. It really is a lovely place with a great "feel", welcoming staff and (we had a meal there) awesome food. The menu is not vast, but everything on it is really good.

A great place to chill, enjoying excellent company, food and surroundings. Our room (6) had lovely views of the garden and beyond - and was quiet. Easy, safe parking. Village has no shops and no public transport (sorry 1 bus /week).

We tried The New Inn on the off chance we could get a meal here as most places in the area were either not serving or had to be pre-booked. They managed to squeeze us in thankfully and we did not mind the bit of a wait for a table. The meals were all well worth the wait, Staff were great considering how rushed off their feet they were. They have their on brewery on site and can do tours. We would go there again if in the area.

My partner and I have been to this little place many times to eat and have NEVER been disappointed. Delicious food and everybody makes you feel so at home and part of the local community.

We had an excellent meal at the New Inn. Its menu is typical pub grub cooked to a high standard. A brewery is attached and its beer is outstanding. Shame about the service.. it took nearly an hour for us to be served. So if you go there we advise that you check the waiting time before ordering as we were not warned about the delay.