The Spread Eagle in Hambleton

Enjoyed our Sunday lunch only downside was the beef was a bit anemic no taste and the gravy a bit watery. But hey the chap is doing his best beef should have been cooked in gravy mix

Lovely warm welcome staff great, food excellent. Very clean & lovely & warm on a cold & rainy day.would visit again & good menu for lunchtime visit

I've had the parmo in here a few times now and everytime it's been spot on and the hand pulled real ales my favourite of the choice being Hobgoblin Gold is beautiful, the landlord and landlady are great very welcoming and the staff make you feel comfortable every time you're in.

Called in for a quick pint on the evening of 25/04/24 unaware that it was darts night. Left 3 1/2 hours later after enjoying a great night watching the darts. A friendly atmosphere, good service, complimentary pizzas for those playing darts, loads of laughs & banter, everything a local should be.

This is a pub I had never been in till January this year and now we go every two weeks for Sunday lunch, the food, staff and atmosphere is brilliant, such a friendly place, Jo, Paul and team your doing a great job,

The pub is quite small but they managed to accommodate 21 of us for Sunday dinner with no problem. The food was delicious, with decent portions .The choice of meat (chicken, pork or beef, or a slice of all 3) was preordered to save time, presumably because we were such a big group. The staff were all friendly, and if you're in Stokesley one Sunday, and are looking for somewhere for a nice dinner, I would highly recommend the Spread Eagle.

Went for breakfast with my husband and had the best breakfast ever, the staff were lovely and friendly and couldn't do enough for us, definitely go back and recommend anyone to try their food

Paul and Jo having taken the pub on late last year have made it their own, reinvigorating the decor. They are now superb and friendly hosts, with plans for more offerings in the future. A great place for great well kept beer and a chat

The Spread is is the oldest still functioning pub in Stokesley. Today it has the best beer in town and is a great place to pop into for apint and to find some good company.

Wonderful pub. Brilliant atmosphere I’ve been attending this pub for 23 years. Paul and Jo are doing a really excellent job. Lovely people- kind and generous and now friends x

The 'Spread' is exactly what you would expect, from a friendly local pub in a nice market town. A great selection of beers, a very nice atmosphere and lots of people enjoying the food. The bar team are certainty doing it right!

Visited the venue after competing in the captain cooks fell race. Had a large Sunday gammon lunch for £12.95. The food tasted good just for a large could of been more. Left me still feeling rather hungry at the end of it. Staff were very busy and never stopped.

While fulfilling the role of a friendly town centre pub, they unfortunately also host the noisiest of parties in their beer garden, overlooking the meandering stream in the quietest part of the town. Totally out of character with the loveliness of Stokesley, caring nothing for their neighbours for half a mile around; mindless "music" blaring out unceasingly until very late. It's like a single smoker in the room of non-smokers - everyone has to share it. We all appreciate that they had a hard time during lock-down. But so did we all.

Been here few times when visiting Stokesley, first time eating here. Food really nice, sunny day out in the beer garden. Would definitely recommend a visit for food or drinks.

Popped in on a Wednesday afternoon and unfortunately they weren’t serving food due to chef calling in sick. Got food elsewhere and then popped back for couple of drinks. Cute, village pub with pleasant staff. If weather had been warmer would definitely have taken advantage of the beer garden. Can’t comment on food but prices reasonable on drinks

Came in today about half three with my wife and asked wether they were still serving Sunday dinners we were told yes not a problem and we were quickly seated and drinks and order taken by a very kind server. Our food didn't take very long but once it arrived it was stone cold and quite frankly inedible. We told the server who was very apologetic and swiftly took our plates away, we waited about ten minutes for our food to be brought back this time a bit hotter but not much, the server then apologised again and asked us if we needed anything else. I would return simply because of the service and with the hope that next time the food would be actually edible as we have heard good things about this pub. All in all quite dissapointed as we aren't local so travelled quite a way.

Popped in today on the way through Stokesley for Sunday dinner, hadn't booked but wasn't a problem as the waitress quickly found us a table, food was lovely and service was excellent the waitress who served us (Faye I think she said her name was) couldn't have been more attentive and welcoming, would definitely revisit but would book in future as it did get quite busy.

A place that will always be held dear to my heart. A friendly village pub where lovely times are had. So much so we were inspired to create a small video which captures the very ethos of the place. Please have a look on YouTube under “Tommy Time at the Spreadeagle” which captures everything we love about the place and the village we live in. We love the Spead 👏👏👏

I’ve been coming to this local pub for over twenty years It’s great Great beer Great staff Friendly people Pete and Shirley doing a tremendous job Local pub Local community Fair price and great food and drinks x

Proper pub, with some of the best beer in Stokesley (Marston's Pedigree), great bar staff and a lovely beer garden suitable for rain or shine, with a river Leven view too. Also the oldest functioning pub in Stokesley, can't fault it.

I have been a regular of the pub and have been proud to support it in its slow decline and increasing loss of clientele due to a new rougher element that has frequented it. However, on my last visit, my bill was inflated with drinks...

Went last Sunday for lunch . Sat in the window next to a big roaring fire which was nice for this time of year . Staff were lovely and friendly and very courteous . I had the soup to start and my partner had the...

We had drinks and lunch Saturday afternoon, good choice of sandwiches, toastier. And soup and good service will return thanks

We were staying nearby in Stokesley and wandered out during the evening to get a drink. We found this great little pub and walked in to the locals doing a quiz. Nice friendly, welcoming atmosphere in the bar and we were persuaded to join in...

Visited with a few football friends following an away day in Stokesley. Shirley and her team were very accommodating. Brilliant atmosphere. Very much enjoyed by the lads. Would recommend if you are beating stokesley in the cup.

Had Sunday lunch here today place was full when we arrived but who I assume was the landlady asked us to go back in 10 minutes and she would sort a table for us. Must say lunch was beautiful and the stuffing was the best...

Very satisfied very reasonable excellent customer service it won't be the last time we visit recommend to anyone 🙂

Good late Sunday lunch, reasonable prices, loads of veg with the roast (choice of 3), friendly staff, dogs welcome. Nice way to round off our Sunday. Recommended.

Went for lunch with my mam and sister Got seated and drinks ordered pretty quickly Ordered food and waited and waited don’t know why it took so long as we had only ordered sandwiches and a bowl of chips plus only one other couple sat...

Ate here 3 times during our recent trip to Stokesley and couldn't fault the food or the pub. Sunday lunch was fantastic value and delicious. All the food was home made including the puddings. The staff were all very friendly and were happy for our...

We've just walked out so I can't comment on food or drinks because unfortunately we did'nt recieve any service whatsoever. Myself, my partner and our daughter were seated immediatley, and that is where it ended. We studied the menu expecting someone to take drinks order...

popped in yesterday with my little boy, great chiuce of menu and drinks lovely cosy atmosphere an brillaint service would go again

Nice friendly staff, real home made food, good prices, massive portions. Could only manage half and couldn't eat another thing until 7pm the next day. There was a long wait but worth it.

Had a meal and a drink the fish was chunky the beer good the cottage pie ample the chunky chips chunky

The pub was small and going through some renovations the staff were friendly and the meals were really lovely well presented and very tasty I would definitely recommend and will go back

Had a lovely lunch here at the weekend, a warm welcome on entering with a cosy atmosphere .Good menu with a special board to, food was quick to arrive and well presented, and very tasty to , we both had scampi which was lovely , staff were very attentive.Nice atmosphere, would recommend

Stopped off in Stokesley c.3pm on our way back from a walk up Rosebury Topping and wasn't sure whether we were having a late lunch or an early dinner. Opted for the latter in The Spread Eagle and wasn't disappointed. Large portions, freshly made, and the fussy kids were also well catered for. The Hunter's Chicken is recommended.

Good quality food, even better VFM, we had the large dinners, £8.95, would probably pay £12-£13 for similar in other pubs/restaurants. Quick service, piping hot food, friendly and helpful staff. Would happily recommend and will be going back again, a great advertisement for local businesses.

Good place to drop in for lunch where the food is freshly prepared and a well stocked bar of cask ales.

Fabulous Lunch possibly the best Parmo I've eaten in an area famous for parmos! Staff wonderful friendly and welcoming! I've been here before but it's been renovated and much better, brighter and cleaner than last time I visited! Recommended!

First trip to Stokesley and found a great dog friendly pub to eat - The Spread Eagle. Good choices on menu and a specials board. We had corned beef pie fat chips and mushy peas and cottage pie topped with root veg mash which came with either chips or mash, carrots, broccoli, cauliflower, swede, savoy cabbage and gravy which was absolutely delicious and the prices were very good along with portions. So very full!! We will definitely go again a wonderful find for us. Bar staff, chef and locals were all very helpful and friendly

Called in for a cheeky quick pint whilst the other half was getting a hair cut, nice friendly pub with friendly staff.

Came here with my friend on Thursday (22nd August) lunchtime Came in got our drinks,the draught fruit cider is lovely by the way. We looked at the menu, then went to the bar to order, i had cottage pie and my friend had chicken.

Travelling to Sandsend on holiday and needed to stop for eats. Never been to Stokesley before. Lovely little town and walked by The Spread Eagle so popped in for something to eat. Lovely little pub (allows dogs inside or in very nice beer garden) and impressed with the menu (and specials board) which catered for lite bites as well as main meals. I had beef baguette with gravy and fantastic chunky chips. Huge amounts of beautiful beef. Wife had a huge jacket spud with beans and cheese and salad and daughter had gammon egg, pineapple, salad and chunky chips. Food was really good - the chips were sublime - and all great value.

The brilliant team from the Spread provided the bar at our wedding at Stokesley Town Hall. Nothing was too much trouble. Peter and Shirley run an outstanding business with customer care at the heart of everything they do. The spread itself has delicious food and a spectacular beer garden. If you're heading to Stokesley it is a .its visit. Superb ales and even better hosts! Thoroughly recommended!!!

Came here mid afternoon not busy. Ordered food and waited and waited and waited. The other two tables got their food and still we waited. After 80 minutes at least our food arrived. It was hot but not very inspiring. Parma had thick white sauce on and pie had veg but no chips. Just ate and left. Plenty of competition will not be back.

We are only in this area of North Yorkshire generally once a year, on our way home after a weekend away on the coast, but we always try to get here while the kitchen is still open for our mid afternoon meal, once again the food, hospitality and value were top notch which makes for a truly wonderful dining experience. The pub has a varied menu all at reasonable prices, we can highly recommend you treat yourself to a meal at this pub/restaurant, I don't think you will be disappointed, we weren't.

On route to our holiday destination in north Yorkshire we stopped off in Stokesley to find somewhwere to have lunch. The first place we tried, a large hotel come pub, was closed for the day so we wandered a little further and spotted this little pub, 'The Spread Eagle'. This turned out to be a 'proper' little town pub with a dining area and we iemediatly recieved a warm welcome from the lady at the bar so we thought we would give it a try. Wow! were we pleased we did. The food was excellent. There were four of us, two couples, and I chose a Gammon Steak, my colleague had the home made Rabbit Pie, and the ladies both opted for the Parmasan Chicken dish. Well, when the food came we could not believe the size of the portions. I struggled to finish my Gammon but did so with relish, my colleague devoured his Rabbit Pie declaring the best he had ever tasted, and both our wives agreed that they had never had a chicken dish as different and tasty as the 'Parmasan Chicken'. They both declared that they could only manage to eat half the portion at which point the Chef, who happened to be passing our table, told us it was not a problem as he would give us doggy bags to take with us. He took the plates away and came back shortly with two individually packed bags containg the remainder of the chicken. Our wives subsequently used them for another meal a couple of days later declaring the chicken still very tasty. All the staff were freindly, the service very good, and the food excellent. The only thing we missed was the delightful desserts because we were too full to eat any more.

Very disappointing food, steak tough, fish dry, chicken dry, scampi frozen...very disappointed. Would not really recommend, some great pubs in the area with better food.

Called in for a couple of beers before going for a meal our friends had booked elsewhere. They had some lovely craft ales on and although we didn’t eat her the food being served looked lovely. The staff were helpful and friendly and the locals in there were also very friendly. Will have to return for a meal one

Stopped off here for lunch by chance on our way to the Yorkshire coast. Had lasagne, chips and salad which was all very good. They served the biggest chips I have ever seen, and they were nice. Looked like the inside had been recently renovated. Also our dog was welcome.

We had lunch here and were quite satisfied with the food and the service. Quite a small pub, but enough room to be pleasant for eating out. Portions were not large, but food was fine.

6:20 PM, Ordered 2 pints and when they arrived asked what food was available as we were very hungry.

Been here a few times the pub have been up dated but the seating isn't very good as everyone is sat on top of each other. Same chef the food is good and lots of it with real chips.

My wife and I visit Stokesley twice each year, in spring and autumn. Last year 2018, our usual “stopping for food place” was closed. So it was with a wondering heart that we approached this spring.

Met friends here today and we had a fantastic great value lunch. Seafood lasagne and ginger cake both winners! Friendly locals at the bar and the staff helpful and pleasant. Immaculate toilets too. We will be back!

Visited for lunch and a pint after 6 mile walk from Middlesbrough with a pal. We weren't disappointed! The beers were excellent (1 x Wainwright & 1 x Gold Hobgoblin) and the lunch specials didn't disappoint. Will definitely visit again!

I used to eat here quite a lot when i lived in stokesley and the food is fantastic Nigel the chef is brilliant and cooks really lovely food from sunday dinners to currys

We called in here for something to eat. We actually had something off the specials menu for £5 and were amazed at the quality and amount of food given for that amount. Lovely meal.

I had the best Steak and Ale pie here that I have ever had, it was high in both quantity and Quality, served hot (as food should be) with lashings of lovely gravy and vegetables. My wife also highly recommends the slow roasted Lamb which she said was out of the top drawer, the meat fell off the bone and melted in her mouth.

We dropped in here on Fathers day after doing a walk up Roseberry Topping. We don’t really know the area, so relying on TripAdvisor we initially went to a nice looking pub half a mile up the road. They were too busy, but the bar man suggested we try the Spread Eagle.

My wife and I (an elderly couple) popped in here for a midweek lunch on our way to Whitby. The pub is basic but has recently been refurbished and it is one of those places where the locals stop and stare when a stranger enters which can be somewhat intimidating, especially when most of them are elderly gents out for a lunchtime drink. However, don't let this put you off because the food we ordered was made on site and was excellent by pub grub standard and the staff and locals were very friendly once they realised we meant them no harm! And, let's not forget the beer since this is a pub after all. Excellent selection and good quality. Many thanks to the staff. So, remember, don't judge a book by it's cover,

Booked in advance for a birthday meal for my mother in law. There were 8 of us, all ordered Sunday lunch. Waited 25 minutes for an instant coffee and 80minutes for our dinner! When it did arrive the jar the mint sauce was in was filthy and the roast potatoes were not roasted and marinated in garlic. The excuse for being late was ‘the vegetables were being turned? Dreadful birthday. We won’t be visiting again.

I ordered the chicken parmesan was delicious and staff were very friendly and helpful. Highly recommended place

The Spread Eagle is a lovely pub with a really friendly atmosphere. The food is great with good size portions, whether weekday or weekend lunches and it has a really excellent choice of ales, which are very well kept. The new hosts are really friendly and we highly recommend it.

Visited the Spread on Sunday for lunch and was glad i did.The only complaint i would have is there was to much!.We had the traditional Sunday roast and it was delicious.Home made proper food washed down with a lovely pint of Timothy Taylors.£7.95 for my main course.why stay at home when you can have this.Give it a try.

Unbelievable value for money food. Roast beef, Yorkshire puddings with all the trimmings. My mouth is watering at the memory of it! Washed down with the best pint in town. Even the Mrs can,t find fault it so it must be good.Will most definatily be going back if we can get a table. Keep up the good work!

This was such a disappointment, after 15 years of enjoying this pub, the new management has ruined this place and I have found myself being subject to uncalled for treatment . Please do not visit this place and find some other friendlier and more hospitable places in beautiful Stokesley.

I come here quite often and it has always been a friendly pub with talkative locals (which I suppose could really be me!). Food is good, solid, traditional and excellent value. Not the worlds greatest selection of real ales but always a good pint.

Spent a Sunday afternoon for lunch, absolutely fantastic food, brilliant atmosphere. New landlords about 3 weeks ago, making great strides to a marvellous traditional pub. Will be back regularly 5 stars.(best pint of Guinness)

Home made Sunday lunch was beautiful. Great pint,roaring fire, excellent service. Will definitely be returning. Also great value for money at £7.99 for dinner,choice of Turkey,beef or lamb. Proper pub!

Called in for lunch today. Lots of punters only one visible member of staff. No menus , uncleared tables and it was cold. Lots of grumbles. Decided not to stay. What a pity. This was one of our favourite local places to eat. ☹️

Revisión de mi esposa. . . . . Lo pasamos bien en la difusión, buen ambiente, buenas bebidas y un precio justo, un ambiente muy animado con mucho gente en el pub

Y yo la Sra. había sido el día y queríamos algo de comida de pub en el camino a casa. Y visto detenido en stokesley pub era adecuado este sirve comida caliente. Y la pinta de un salto fue genial. Rematado con un pastel de carne en conserva cada una, un montón de salsa. No tengo ninguna queja con eso y volvería de nuevo.

Food was good. Steak pie about £9 and beef baguette £8. Trip Advisor please just publish my report instead of insisting on so many words. People want to know quality and prices nothing else!

We came by this pub after trying many others finding all of them fully booked and we were very hungry; it was a bad idea to settle for this place. First of all, a father dropped his child's dinner on the floor and on a dirty pub chair and the father placed it back on the plate for the child to eat. A member of staff was aware this had happened and did not offer to replace the poor child's food. After this, I ordered the chicken curry which on arrival appeared rather sad and when tasted was probably the blandest curry I had tasted (worse than a school dinner) followed by a grey hair within it accompanied by rice compared to mush. My mum had a burger which was slightly burnt and my step dad had a Yorkshire pudding filled with mincemeat which looked disgusting and majorly miserable. The only thing we seemed to be looking forward to were some classic pub desserts but when we came to order them they were all unavailable as everything was apparently gone by 8:30pm. Overall, quite a poor experience and would not recommend, we will not be returning.

Great food on a weekday or a Sunday Across range and a great size potion for the price. a lovely atmosphere in an Old fashion design

Traditional Sunday lunches, generous portions and friendly local staff. I generally cook my own but it is a lot of work with few people to help so it is a treat to come here occasionally. Fairly wheel chair friendly if you book in advance but the loos are a bit problematic due to the layout. Having said this the building is over 200 years old so there is little scope for stuctural changes and staff and punters are more than willing to provide assistance. In the summer there is a lovely riverside beer garden where we have all gotten pleasantly squiffy in the sunshine. My one bone of contention is that we are in Yorkshire so please leave the Aunt Bessies in the fridge and try cooking your own Yorkshire puds!!!

Visited here with a relative for lunch and left very disappointed. I had the Steak Pie. It was warm, what there was of it. It was an infant sized portion along with the tiny amount of veg. It was very dry and the chips were seemingly oven chips over done in a deep fat fryer. My relative had the fish and chips, the chips were obviously as bad as mine. The fish was tiny and dark brown. It was well over fried and was like a crisp. These two meals were ordered from the larger appetite menu. I'd hate to see how small a serving would appear had we ordered from the smaller appetite section. The food was delivered to the table and nobody came to ask how the food was till 20 minutes later. The worst thing was, I paid for the food whilst ordering from the bar, had I not, I wouldn't of paid a penny. I shouldn't of eaten it, but I didn't want to mess my elderly relative about whilst looking for somewhere else to eat. I will just never return to this pub. 2 bad meals, 2 pints of Beer and 2 pints of Lemonade. £36. Terrible!!!!

Friendly staff decent food, not many tables so it's pot look if you get one, I've been here several time a d never had any complaints about the food.

We happened on this pub whilst looking for (a rather late) Lunch. From the outside it was not particularly inviting. However, we decide to give it a try. As elsewhere reported, the interior is very 'old world' with a number of small tables and benches. It's not the type of place to go to for a special celebration! We ordered food, it did not take too long to arrive and we were pleasantly surprised at the large portions served. The Steak pie covered half of the plate and was very satisfying. The Fish and Chips were very good. We much enjoyed our lunch which we considered excellent value.

Always a safe bet for a lovely warming home cooked meal.Its a small olde world pub with wood burners etc - plenty of locals in the bar area. My only gripe is that the seating can be a bit awkward due to the old furniture (benches) etc Menu choices include rabbit pie, steak and kidney pie, salmon, chicken curry --- a very good range and all good quality.

The best attribute of this place is the chance to observe the other patrons, all old-timer types with lots of personality. The food is average, but the staff were extremely friendly & welcoming. It's a nice choice in this town with fewer choices than you might want.

Once again holidaying in nth yorkshire as usual had lunch here, well cooked food, good ale, friendly efficient service and nice atmosphere.

Dropped in here on recommendation! Decor isn't anything to shout about but who cares when you are going in for the food!Loved that they did smaller appetite portions, we had down roast dinners corn beef pie and a chicken and ham pie and everyone enjoyed it. We then had pudding and the chocolate brownie was to die for, gooseberry and apple pie also looked amazing!Overall hugely pleased and £66 for the 5 of us and 2 courses each was superb! Very pleased

we called in on way home from whitby and was pleasantly surprised.It looked old and quaint and maybe a bit tired but the meals we ordered were excellent. they were reasonably priced and the 4 of us all had different meals and we all cleaned our plates.staff were pleasant and we would certainly return.

I paid a visit to The Spread Eagle for a bit of a small local birthday meal, it was the first time I've been to the pub yet looking at the menu there was a good selection of food with quite a few meals i liked so we tried it out there. The food all seemed reasonable enough priced and upon its arrival we was more than happy with it, decent sized portions and proper meat and veg provided in the meals not packet or tin type..Chips looked like regular frozen type that'd been cooked but it all tasted good which was the main thing. Beer was good and ok priced, it looked like a locals type pub nothing to modern and fancy inside yet it was all clean enough and tidy. We would definitely go again

Great food, great atmosphere, loved the girl with purple hair on Friday night cheerful polite happy In her work unlike down the road. Plenty of drinks to choose from a quirky little pub with lots of atmosphere. Other customers were friendly to us to happy to engage in conversation I will be back again in a few weeks with my parents can't wait to try the corn-beef pie recommend by staff and customers well done guys keep up the good work.

After a family meal we went for a drink in the Spread EagleOlder bar maid was rude and abrupt In addition despite the fact that their was several of us obviously waiting to be served , when a local customer came to the bar, clearly local as she addressed him by his first name , she ignored us and served him.All of us noticed thisWe didn't feel welcome

Note been here for a long time but dropped in for a pint before lunch at Chapters. Service was good as were the beers. Need to come back for a night out at some point.

I guess this is a 'free House' from the range of ales that it sells and the number of 'guest' beers on tap. Friendly service, reasonable prices, no rowdy large screen television - a percvect old-style pub.

We went for a lovely walk along the river and noticed people sitting in the beer garden opposite so we thought we would call in for some lunch if our dogs were allowed. They were welcomed in with a big bowl of water which is just what they needed. The beer garden is a sun trap which we loved and they also have sheltered tables if you prefer to be outside but not in the sun. Sitting on the table at the back you are next to the river and it's nice to relax and listen to the water and ducks.Lunch was fantastic and excellent value for money and all fresh,however next time we visit I think I will share the baggette and chips as it was very filling.The staff were helpful and friendly even though they were extremely busy.All in all great location,great food and great staff. We will certainly return.

once again Spring is here and demands our return to this cosy gem of a pub.Food is of the first order and good value.Paula is attentive and helpful. Cheltenham festival racing was on while we were there but the regulars turned the pre-match waffle down so we ate in comfort.See you in the Autumn for a return visit.

Visited as a small group for Sunday lunch. Our group had a couple of young children in pushchairs but staff were incredibly accommodating.All in all this was just a very nice place. Staff really friendly and attentive, environment itself very pleasant (same can be said for the visiting local patrons).Food enjoyable, honest, home cooked and also very reasonably priced.Unlikely to win any awards for glamour or Michelin-style food, but none of this matters one bit when an establishment is run in such a friendly and personable manner such as this. Would definitely visit again.

Love this place. Accommodating, friendly and a great place to eat and drink. Have visited regularly and each time customers receive a warm welcome from the staff and locals.

i have been in here many times over the yearsthey usally have live bands or karaoke on in here wich my mate does, and its exciting to see him, plus the quiz nighs they have with my friend wiskers, always a laughnot to forget the georgous warm fire & live tv aswellplus my aunty jean & Elaine <3 <3 <3 always a pleasure to see them both & my friends of course

After spending several dry weeks in "Al Rehab", (the hotel bar in Saudi), at 5pm the Pork scratchings and chips have washed down nicely with a couple of side orders of Pedigree. Glad to be back.

My earlier review mentioned Sarah as friendly, she has been superseded by a similar friendly person in the shape of Paula.Same good food at a reasonable price, will be calling again in the spring!

We found this friendly pub by chance as we were walking through Stokesley at a very busy time with the fair in the market square. The bar staff were most helpful and the food was pretty good too. Our dogs settled right in immediately so we were able to enjoy a lovely meal out. Thanks.

En-route home and ready for something to eat this Sunday, we sopped off in Stokesley and found the Spread Eagle Inn close to where we parked the car. A lively little pub full of locals. some drinking and some eating. We ordered a main course Sunday roast as we only wanted one course and it was truly delightful. Great friendly service and would recommend.