The Tennant Arms in Craven

We stayed overnight having spent the day at (a very wet) Kilnsey Show. We were welcomed by the two staff who had clearly had a busy day but were helpful, smiley and flexible. Our evening meal was delicious - cauliflower soup and prawn cocktail followed by scampi and pie of the day. Sadly having thoroughly enjoyed our large starters we couldn't finish our mains - we should have paced ourselves better! Our twin bedded room was comfortable, in-room refreshments plentiful and the bathroom clean with loads of hot water. NB. this is an old inn - it is quirky and interesting but not sleek modern luxury so give it a miss if that's what you want. The panelled breakfast room was a lovely place for a relaxed and plentiful Full English. The staff could not have been more helpful and welcoming - we very much hope to be back next year.

Wow. What a lovely old building, loads of lovely features. 2 couples run this place and they work so hard to make your stay enjoyable. Room was clean, comfy and big. Breakfast was really tasty, well cooked and presented, enough to keep you going all day. Evening meal, plenty of choice. Steak pie, delicious, loads of steak. Cagun chicken really tasty and the Scampi was delicious. The service these people give is first rate, they never stop working, always a smile on their faces. You go as a customer but leave as a friend. Highly recommend.

We stayed for the May Day bank holiday weekend. This is a great location for walking in the Yorkshire dales. Room was nice but the jacuzzi bath was amazing. Suzanne and her husband clearly work really hard to produce nice food and look after their customers. My only thoughts is that they need more help and support. I don't think this is an independent pub .I think they are working so hard for someone else and I hope it's appreciated, they made are stay really good.

My wife and I came here for a night away. My honest review is room need updating,possibly evening entertainment,as it much to do in kilnsey if you not using your car.I will say the two girls that were running to hotel looked overworked so could do with more staff,The food was lovely we had evening meal and English breakfast both meals great.

One member of staff checked us in was running the bar taking food orders and basically doing everything. Room poor cracked tiles mould and damp on roof tv trunking a disgrace and no tv signal Shower constantly running and when told staff they admitted they new it was broke . Food expensive but really tasty but apart from that and the 1 member of staff lovely Don’t touch it with a barge pile garbage.

Had the sirloin steak,beautiful succulent steak,cheddar sauce a delight. Staff so friendly,efficient and helpful,far the best meal since staying in the dales this week

We've been eating at The Tennents on and off for several years with mixed experiences mostly really enjoyable. On this visit, the pie was very full but the pieces of meat were on the chunky side and, as a result, not so tender. (Small issue. It wasn't a true pie because it wasn't fully encased in pastry). The pastry was bit on the pale side. The cumberland sausage filling seemed a bit soft compared to previous experiences. The broccoli and carrots were undercooked, but that might be personal taste. Overall the meals were filling and reasonably tasty but it wasn't a great dining experience. The service, though, was excellent.

This hotel does not deserve the bad reviews. It is a lovely old hotel some of it dating back to Jacobean times. It's set in lovely countryside. Our room for the price was very good a nice big bed Comfy mattress and clean bathroom. Ok so the doors looked as though they could of done with a wipe down and behind the secondary glazing the old stonework was very marked but it is an old building. Downstairs was very pleasant and the gentleman who runs it worked really hard. Breakfast was good and served by a lovely lady and didn't have to wait long for it. All in all a very good experience.

Excellent value for money. Great evening meal and excellent service from the new pub managers. A great starting point for a wonderful walk across to Malham…and the staff were happy to make us a packed lunch. Room was very clean and warm- second time we have stayed and it won’t be the last.

Called in on our way home after trying to get a meal at several other pub style venues, some of which didn't appear over busy. So the Tennent-s Arms was the last attempt (there are only so many pubs you can walk into and get turned away) Anyway we were welcomed here and had great friendly service, great food. We had Ribeye steak which was not served in the usual pub style steak and chips, it was really good., loved it.. Yes, perhaps the decor is in need of some tlc and it is quite dark inside,due to it being an old building, but we enjoyed our meal and would call again.

Food was quite poor. Gammon was a bacon chop, Lamb Henry was like a piece of old shoe leather and the gravy glupey. The lamb looked like it had been warmed up from the previous day. Such a shame as this used to be a nice pub

my salad was swimming in water so it soaked my bruschetta. chips frozen, not worth the money. very poor and staff gave excuses or didn't care. pulling faces when we complained.

Dark, gloomy, empty bar rooms. Lots of old dark furniture, bare walls. Needs a total revamp. Suggest bright cushions, pictures on walls, fresh flowers, spotless cleaning. Totally devoid of customers. Food more costly than same at all local pubs. Food just so so. Fish n chips "small" portion was extremely small for £10; ripoff. Menu so ordinary and yet expensive. Why don't u actually try to entice customers in? See menu of Masons Arms Gargrave for a good example. No manager around and obvious lack of management. Serving girl however very friendly and helpful. In a nutshell - update decor, stage it with a theme, make menu interesting and reduce prices to vie with local pubs. Advertise heavily, offers such a free pint with main meals, free glass of wine,. Become known for unusual and interesting menu items -? Woodfired pizza, satay chicken skewers, paella, as well as sensibly priced staples.

Hotel very tired, In need of a complete refurb . Very under staffed. House cleaner serving breakfast, dealing with reception as well as cleaning the rooms. Restaurant chaos waiting time 1 hour. Staff work very hard but cannot cope. Give this a miss until the owner sorts it out.

Stopped off for lunch whilst out on a bike ride. Beer was spot on and very welcome. My friend really enjoyed his club sandwich and my warm beef sandwich was outstanding. Service was really good - attentive without being overwhelming. We shall be back!

We visited The Tennants whilst visiting family in the area. It was our 2nd choice of venue, but next time it'll be our 1st ! An older style Yorkshire restaurant/inn, serving classic pub fare with a contemporary twist, elevating flavours just enough to tweak above the norm. Trout 'from down the road' (or was it 'next door' ?) with a Cajun Crust, and Tennants Burger with Bacon & Chorizo are 2 fine examples. So, good quality, locally sourced produce in the hands of a very competent Chef, make for a taste experience. Portion size and price were spot on. Service was extremely welcoming and friendly, we were looked after efficiently without imposition. Well worth a visit.....As we will again !

So many good meals eaten at The Tennants over 50 years....but gosh it has dropped off a cliff. I can't blame the young staff they try so hard to make it work but if the microwave broke down everything would cease. A coat of grey paint alone cannot solve its problems.The website surely must be stretching the truth within an inch of its life.....food is no better than bang below average but certainly not good (but at least hot). I strongly dispute the claim that food is locally sourced unless you think Birds Eye is based in Skipton...Please can the current owners sell it to someone within enough money to drag it back to where it was...and then throw away the microwave to resume a level that might resemble a country pub that cares........so sad, I know its tough out there for hospitality but this completely misses the mark. Sorry but!

Visited midweek to celebrate my husband’s birthday. Although the restaurant was quiet we were welcomed warmly by the staff. The food was excellent, black pudding Bon Bon’s to start and a steak n ale pie with short crust pastry, veg and chips. The pie was...

Stayed here for a business trip as I was working just down the road. The location is superb if you are on holiday and want to experience Yorkshire. My room was very clean and comfortable and the internet was strong but I missed not having...

Excellent place to eat and drink! Has very recently been taken over by a new landlord, really welcoming, good range of local beers and more importantly impressive hearty portions of tasty, well prepared dishes. We opted for starters and mains, being black pudding “Bon bons”...

So, I booked a night at the Tennants Arms en route to Heysham to catch the ferry to the Isle of Man. Booking.com made the reservation - 25th September '21 - and the day before arrival I received a welcoming email purportedly from the Tennants....

Service was too quick. We had 2 courses served within 30 minutes. We are not fussy eaters but this was the worst place we’ve eaten in in a long time. I had the soup to start which although tasted nice was lukewarm. My main course...

Visited a number of times (5) since restrictions lifted in early spring 2021, having been taken there by friends. An it's been nice to enjoy the old ways of visiting a pub. Order at the bar, little table cleaning and standing to drink a pint,...

Went for Sunday lunch as a family with two young children. Staff were genuinely warm and welcoming from the moment we walked in and the service was fantastic throughout. The food itself was unreal. Two of us had roast beef which was blush and so...

Real effort has gone into making sure this pub is Covid safe and it has lost no atmosphere due to the restrictions it still is a place to get Great food great atmosphere, Fantastic service and a real gem in the dales

Lovely country pub with really friendly/helpful staff and delicious food. We stayed for one night for my husbands birthday this weekend. The set up to cope with Covid restrictions worked really well and care is taken to ensure guests feel safe. Our room was lovely,...

Went for our evening meal tonight while staying in the area. From the minute we walked in we were greeted by warm, friendly staff who showed us to our table. Kim, our waitress was so friendly and helpful and made us feel so welcome. The...

We dropped in here last Sunday on the off chance of getting some food. We were our the moon that we could have a full Sunday roast menu! The food was superb, especially the Yorkshire Puds and the service was great too. Thanks guys. Looking...

Gorgeous food, fabulous service. Staff very attentive and really friendly. Would definitely recommend. 👍👍

I am so sorry I am writing this review, I had hoped things would of been resolved. We stayed at the Tennarts Arms Hotel (A seperate tripadvisor why I do not know!!) and I have formally made a complaint with the owner Tom who has...

Visited with friends for lunch as a table of 7 and were greeted with a friendly welcome upon entry and seated quickly however were very disappointed that the lunch menu wasn’t available as they’re ‘introducing the menus back gradually due to covid’ however there is...

This meal failed on three fronts. Two of them I can forgive because of the Pandemic. The third is harder to forgive. 1. The customer service was poor all round, and super slow at every stage of the meal, even though the pub was half...

We were warmly greeted by the owner, it was a last minute booking via Groupon ( room for two, breakfast & bottle of wine £75 good deal ) our room was clean, cosy , single beds unfortunately couldn’t put them together as they were wooden framd lol, the en suite was spotless but a bit dark no window, the bedroom view overlooked a side wall & a pitched roof, not so good. We had an enjoyable dinner a little pricy but good food & staff are good at their jobs. The bar was busy & had a roaring fire & a good upbeat atmosphere, mixed ages. Breakfast was the full monty & ticked all the boxes, great way to start the day. The building is old & traditional but kept maintain the views were stunning. Would we return ......yes definitely would pay to upgrade room next time.

Greeted by friendly staff. When ordering our food the barmaid recommend dishes which we thought was lovely. The presentation of the food is good and is was very tasty but we all thought it was far to salty. Even the chips were over seasoned. Other than that is was very nice

Me and my wife were supposed to stop in the tenants Arms for two nights when we got there we went to the reception. they showed us our Room The man that should us our Room was very creepy and looked like lurch he open the door to our room and the first thing that he said was this is the coldest room in the building and we would have a heater to keep us warm we looked around the room when he had gone and was disgusted by the amount of mould that was on the ceiling and on the walls the wallpaper was falling off there was stains all over the bedding and all over the carpet the bathroom was disgusting and filthy we decided to go down and asked for a different room when we asked for a different room he said if we wasn’t happy with the room we could leave and go somewhere else we explained why we wanted a different room and he got quite aggressive and said well just leave and get a refund. If you are looking for a nice place to stay do not stop at the tenants arms

Would I go back? Yes I would but as in the title this place won t suit all, If you want to go to venue where it is as it is then this place is fine, The staff are good but not in your face, They just do a job, fine by us but some people will want attention and fawning Not here guys. The food is good, and I have to say the breakfast room and breakfast were the highlight, There is nothing major to put down this place and I will say this there was a review saying this place was dirty? No way! This place looked pretty dapper to us, The rooms are interesting but provide everything you need, You could pick holes in this place as you can with everywhere, The owners run this place like they want too, good that's your call, I really hope it works out for you, This place is Marmite, You roll the dice.

This is an excellent location as a base to travel. Near to Skipton, Settle, Kettlewell, Ingleton and others. The staff a very friendly, the food is excellent with good size portions. Very reasonably priced. Breakfast is full English with juice and coffee and cereals. The hotel itself could do with a spruce up but nothing to complain about. Rooms are comfy, warm, with plenty of hot water, shower, kettle, tea and coffee. I would definitely stay here again.

Booked this hotel quite a few weeks ago over the telephone . When I contacted them by email the week before, they had no record of my booking ! After many attempts at sorting this we resigned ourselves to the fact we weren’t going and booked a visit to Southport. 48 hours before we were due to go the hotel called us to see what time we were arriving !!!! I explained what had happened - we were told to cancel Southport and go there, even though we had paid for it ! Not happy !

We love the dales and have visited the Tennant’s Arms over many years, particularly enjoying what we considered to be the best carvery anywhere. So as a treat for my father’s 80th birthday we eagerly booked for a Sunday outing.On reflection it has been a few years since our last visit and oh dear, what a disappointment our visit was.....Gone is the carvery with three or four meat offerings in plentiful supply, accompanied by around 10 different veg options and help yourself fresh meat gravy. Instead what we found was a three option hot meal choice of roast beef, fish and chips or steak and ale pie, at a relatively pricy £14.95 per person. Served on tables covered with cafe style cheap plastic tablecloth (and not particularly clean), there were small portions of veg (carrot, broccoli, cauliflower and mange tout) shared between two, and what seemed like standard packet gravy.In all honesty a very average pub meal spoiling the previously wonderful reputation of this establishment. Very sad!!!!!!

My wife and I had a break from our carvan advetures and had a late Christmas pressie to each other at this venue. The staff were friendly and helpful and we'd be preased to recommend a stay here. Our room was warm and cosy with views over the snowy fells. The breakfasts were all that they should be so overall happy bunnies.

Just got back from two nights at this charming retreat, excellent company, excellent food and the rooms are very chic, boutique style, would go back and recommend. Thank you to all who made my husbands 65 birthday special

I rarely write these reviews but on this occasion felt I needed to pass on our experience. The room we were seated in was so cold we all kept our overcoats on. The food was no different, it was undercooked & overcooked, the cauliflower cheese should have been in the bin not on a plate & the pot of gravy was sat in its own puddle. I do not know how anyone could serve up such rubbish unless they truly do not understand what they are doing. Be warned!

Brilliant hotel, lovely welcome. Beautiful surroundings. The room was clean although no wardrobe, shower was awesome. Staff were so friendly and helpful , nothing was too much trouble. Even the locals were lovely. The food was beautiful even for me as a very very fussy vegartarian, (highly recommend goats cheese Bon bons and puddings were delicious) only downside is communication. Trying to get in touch was frustrating. Other than that brilliant thanks for a great stay will definitely return and soon.

We had been out for a drive on Sunday 25th June 2017 and said we would call at the Tennants for a drink in the afternoon, but the place was shut, don't know why.

Visited today. What a lovely spot, great food, welcoming hosts, in a superb setting. Will definitely go again

En un capricho, decidimos entrar a Kilnsey los brazos Tennant para almorzar una fría de abril sábado. Teníamos los perros con nosotros, y haber sido antes que eran bienvenidos, pero nos fuimos para asegurarse antes de entrar. La zona del bar era cálida (real fuego crepitante en la pared) y atractivas y nos hicieron sentir bienvenidos por el propietario/señora. Había una variedad de cervezas en oferta. Nos examinamos el menú, todo lo cual era muy sabrosos boca. Hay un restaurante, sin embargo, como estábamos con perros, nos alojamos en la zona del bar.

Comimos aquí un par de veces durante nuestras vacaciones en Kilnsey y quedamos impresionados con la comida. Los filetes, hamburguesas y pescado con patatas fritas eran todos buena tarifa. Un poco caro pero theprobably Wirth, teniendo en cuenta el tamaño de las raciones que nos dieron. Es un antiguo pub antiguo con un montón de vigas y taxidermy así que quizás no es del gusto de todos, pero a mi me pareció de lo más agradable. En nuestra segunda noche habíamos reservado una mesa para 7 + nuestro perro pero les gustaría misheard y sólo tenían una mesa para 4. La señora fue extremadamente servicial y permitió usar una habitación privada para eventos que en realidad resultó perfecta. El personal era muy servicial y agradable en todo momento. Unas grandes diez.

Fuimos 2 noches, y en ambas ocasiones estaban fuera de cordero, que había en el menú - la lasaña fue decepcionante, pero los bistecs eran tan bueno como la cena de Yorkshire, - un sobresaliente con queso y huevos. Gran incendio en la zona del bar y muchas mesas en las otras habitaciones.

No pudieron entrar en cualquier pubs, restaurantes alrededor Grassington durante los festivales de fin de semana de que le remontará en diciembre, viajado fuera a menos de 5 millas del Tennant Arms Hotel en Kilnsey para la cena. Buena comida, grandes atmesphere, una excelente selección...

We have been visiting this pub occasionally for several years now and would have rated it 4 or even 5, but our most recent visit was somewhat of a disappointment. Quality of the crag burger was very mediocre, meat was very dry, as was the bun. The other meals were ok. When we came to pay we were charged more than the price stated in the menu and were given the excuse that it must have been an old one that had been missed when they were updated. No attempt was made to adjust our bill and the implied comment was 'tough'.

I love my country pubs. As country pubs go, I don't think this has the best view, but whenever we have been to the trout farm nearby, we always pop in here for half hour to an hour for a drink. Every single time popped in here, I have found it quiet, nice and relaxing. Also, never been disappointed with the ales on tap.

I stayed at the Tennants on Saturday 26 Sept ,some friends of mine where having a folk music gathering at the place all weekend .so I went up there , the landlord and his staff are so friendly and welcoming, and could not do enough for my group of friends, We will definitely be returning

Called in on the off chance for a thirst quenching beer. Landlord showed me caverey and I was hooked. Excellent choice of meats and lots of vegetables. I will certainly be returning with my wife in the near future.

Called in for a drink on our way home after a day out in the Dales. We were made to feel very welcome and enjoyed sitting in the garden catching the last rays of sunshine.The food being brought out looked lovely.My only negative comment would be that a tidy up of the garden is well overdue. What a shame to have such a beautiful assert to the hotel but it is full of weeds!

If you want really good food Tennants is the place to go ,the staff fell over them self's to be helpful best meal in a long time

We called in for lunch on a long distance walk and found the Tennant Arms welcoming and efficient. The barman checked with the chef what vegetarian option he could provide and we were delighted with the result - an extra special goats cheese and caramelised red onion tart,(no soggy pastry) good dressed salad and perfectly cooked carrots, broccoli and potatoes. Service and the beer were good too. Very obliging and helpful.

This place is on the way home from a trip I do regularly so over the years have popped in for a drink and sometimes food too. Was surprised to see it had new owners who made us feel very welcome. Immediate change was a great looking menu which I can not wait to pop in and try next time but having already eaten this visit was just for a drink. The place was pretty busy and had a great atmosphere and was lovely to see all of the downstairs areas open, didn't even know it was so big and had so many areas. Some rooms have been decorated to beautiful taste and and the private dinning room is really impressive. Looking forward to future visits and trying the food.

We used to love this great dales pub, but have found on recent visits that it is now lacking in atmosphere. the food is OK, nothing more.

I went twice. Once with the large walking group and next day (a Saturday) for lunch alone. Food bar-style fish & chips (£12.50), sausage & chips but the puddings home made, apple crumble, all good.The bar has a real fire, sells a good selection of wines and the bar staff friendly and helpful.

My husband found this place on a cold and wet Sunday afternoon in March. We were out driving from sunny Lancashire with the dog and they made us all very welcome.The food was a carvery that day and even my husband ( who doesn't like carveries) thoroughly enjoyed it. Today we went back with the whole family and initially was disappointed to find menus on the table as we were looking forward to a repeat of last time but, that didn't last long. There was a choice of three roasts, (beef,turkey & pork) pie of the day ( peppered pork) lasagne, & fish. The food arrived hot and plenty of it. The carvery begins again in a couple of weeks and we will certainly be back.

Visited the Kilnsey show this week and popped into the Tennant Arms for a pint, it was a nice day so normally we would have sat outside, however on this occasion the management at the Tennants had decided to use what i could only describe as a mobile disco based in the parking area to the front of the pub - we couldn't hear ourselves think and the outdoor seating area was all but deserted ( the DJ appeared to be the only one enjoying it, bopping away with his headphones on, by himself). So we went inside to get our drinks and found a seat as far away from the noise as possible (still very loud even inside) another couple came and sat near by, also complaining that they had come for a quiet drink. Anyway we had one pint and left - not everybody wants disco music blaring out at full volume, especially in a country pub, i would go to Leeds on a Saturday night if i wanted to listen to that rubbish.

A lovely old hotel in a gorgeous spot in the Wharfe valley. However, it looks and feels like it's stuck in the 1980s. Ordering our food was the strangest experience for a long while. Even after having having gone back to confirm my outside table number I was asked by the barman to order my food from the waitress who was about 5 yards away. I duly did and was presented with a chit to return to the bar to pay - very odd! I was then presented with a small tray of cutlery and a few sachets of vinegar, salt, pepper and tartare sauce. I enquired if they had any ketchup and was told that this would have to be served at the time our meals arrived (and it was!) - again, just odd! To be fair the food was perfectly fine and we ate it all - good scampi, decent steak and a big helping of sausage and mash for our son. Although we ate outside in the perfectly pleasant garden, the inside of the pub/hotel looks like a flash-back to the 1980s. The layout of the bare and varnished tables is so unappealing. It wouldn't take much effort to lift the place to match some of its nearby rivals (Fountaine, Angel, etc). I'd go back again in similar circumstances (ie for a no-nonsense pub-grub offering) but it wouldn't be on my list as a "venue" place to take visitors. Shame, because it should and could be one of the best in the area.

We were introduced to this inn some ten years ago as a great Sunday lunchtime experience.Every time we visit Yorkshire we make a point of spending Sunday lunchtime here.We have not had a bad meal and our latest visit last Sunday was just as good as the first time we visited.The carvery has a choice of nicely cooked meats followed by help your self to the very varied selection of vegetables and potatoes all cooked to perfection. The Yorkshire pudding was excellent as well.The staff are very friendly and ensure that You have what you wish to eat or drink.Well worth a visit if you are in the area.

Loved the choice of beer and the two pint take aways, good home cooked food and pleasant staff. Lovely atmosphere. Nice find.

It was a sunny but cold Saturday (1st of March) and we'd been walking and swimming the dogs in the Wharfe about a mile away. Called in on spec to get a bite to eat. (after checking to see if they were dog friendly, which happily they were) Very helpful barman took our order and helped when my wife wanted to swop a side off her ordered Scampi. I had the Goats Cheese with red onion wrap. Both came very quickly and were very generous portions and well cooked and presented, To cap it off they had on tap Timothy Taylors Golden Best (and Theakstons Best) both very lovely local ales. The 2 mains and 2 drinks came to just over £22. Both dogs also enjoyed the hospitality . Would go again!

Today we called at the Tennant Arms at Kilnsey for Sunday lunch. We were not disappointed. We had the carvery !and how they can produce so much beautiful food for the money is really incredible. Beef, pork, turkey and ham and at least ten different types of vegetable to choose from. Fantastic and all beautiful. Friendly atmosphere and good service. Great value for money6. We will be visiting again soon. !!

We came to stay in the area in September 2013, had an evening meal here.. Was a real delight...The food was lovely, service with a smile and the staff were very obliging. Some of the regular punters in the pub/restaurant area moved seats to accommodate us.Will definitely recommend this place to others.

We were a party of eighteen. All the meals arrived within a few minutes, everyone enjoyed their food. I had the belly pork, delicious & well presented.

Wanted to stay in a pub in the Wensleydale area with good beer, food and accommodation (in that order). The Tennant Arms definitely fitted the description so booked it for a weekend and wasn't disappointed. Would highly recommend.

Food tasted good, bread and butter pudding was delicious.However the servings are MASSIVE and I find that takes my appetite away! Service average, more bar than resturant. But good food for the location.

Walking in dales arrived cold and wet, lovely roaring fire to dry in front of, dog and children welcomed. Cask beer great, lunch menu lovely. Returned later for tea, pie dinner and mixed grill good quality food, big portions. Pub warm, welcoming and relaxed with great food. Love to return

We stayed here for one night. The rooms were really lovely and the bathroom we had in our room was amazing. We ate in the evening and the food was excellent. Especially the slow cooked pork belly!!!! Breakfast in the morning was first class. The staff were friendly and there was a generally cosy atmosphere about the whole pub. We were on our way to Scotland so will definitely remember to stay again on our halfway stop.

Had a lunch stop here. Carvery had run out but we had gammon and pie. The veg was all fresh and lovely. They where very busy but would visit again

......................we walked in for some lunch and stood at the bar for 5 mins with nobody in sight, eventually a man who looked like a chef came into the bar to pick up the post, my partner asked him if they were serving, he replied "yes " and then walked off. We stood there another couple of minutes, still didn't see any staff, so decided to leave. We were glad we did as we had a lovely lunch up the road at the Blue Bell in Kettlewell.

This was by far the best carvery we have ever had. I didn't know whether to eat my meal or climb it. I think there was at least three different meats. We just happened to stop there on the off chance they were still serving. They were very happy to serve.

stayed here last minute , the hotel room was excellent . the best we have stayed in in some time bathroom fantastic marvellous views from bedroom. the staff were very friendly and helpful from the barman to the manager, but best of all was the chef Paul .the kitchen was closed when we arrived .Paul gave up his day off and made us a meal it was superb his home made deserts were delicious. he is a very talented young chef. I believe this is a new manager and team running hotel now they certainly work very well together .not forgetting the cleaner who is doing a great job. looking forward to our next visit

Small rooms and hasn't been dusted in months even the shower head was thick of dust.Back of the radiator in the bath room had dirty drops on the walls the shower didnt work properly either.The food though was EXCELLENT well worth eating there just not staying :-(

Absolutely awful. From the moment we arrived, the barstaff gave the impression that we weren't wanted. There were ten of us and we were in there for three hours or so. Unfortunately the next pub is miles away and we had to go the Tennant for a second night. If this pub didn't have a captive audience it would go bust.

Excellent carvery meats and a huge selection of delicious vegetables made this Sunday lunch well worth waiting for (we had been searching for somewhere to eat for a couple of hours!). The deserts were wonderful (if a little indulgent!) too. Well worth a visit if you are in the area. Good value at £9.95 for two courses.