The Three Greyhounds Inn in Eden

A great Sunday lunch and what a treat! Melt in the mouth beef, crispy Yorkshires, lovely roast potatoes and tasty vegetables - everything was perfect, loved it.

While visiting the in laws in Appleby we decided to give this pub a visit on New Year’s Eve . I have to say we weren’t disappointed . Having only been in once before on Boxing Day for a quick couple of pints I knew it was going to be fine . When we walked in it was like walking in to my own local so warm was the welcome from staff and locals alike A fantastic community pub in the middle of a fantastic community . We will definitely treating this as our local when we are up here again and I suggest who ever reads this does the same

We enjoyed a superb three course Christmas meal here; expertly cooked, great portion size, very reasonable price, fab hosts and a lovely festive atmosphere - absolutely faultless!

Very welcoming and cosy pub. Food was delicious, great local Ale 🍺. The owner Phil made us feel comfortable and looked after. I enjoyed waming up by the fire place. Thank you!

I am hoping to be constructive in this review. The pub is in a very attractive location and there are plenty of brown tourist signs giving directions. The pub has so much potential and the new owner clearly has enthusiasm. He was very welcoming and friendly. We were his only customers on a Sunday lunchtime. We were hoping for a traditional Sunday roast and were disappointed to be told that these were only served occasionally. The menu looked OK for a pub and promised homemade dishes. I am not going to dwell on the food but it did not live up to expectations. I wish the new owners all the luck in the world and really hope that they can make a success of the business.

Visited for the first time today. Fantastic food (one of the best pizzas we have ever had) great service, lovely atmosphere, pleasant location, good prices. Will certainly be back. Thankyou. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Four of us called here for lunch and to get some respite from the rain whilst walking the last section of the Dales High Way. Great Asby is half way between Newbiggin and Appleby. A very nice welcome from the new owners. Good beer and we all enjoyed our different main courses (vegetable curry, meat lasagne, veggie lasagne and scampi). Heartily recommended!

We ordered take away fish and chips. They were hot freshly cooked and very enjoyable. Ready at the time we agreed and as usual and very warm welcome and a roaring fire .

We visited The Three Greyhounds which is a lovely country pub in the village of Great Asby over the new year period. It’s very homely with a roaring log fire. Owners are very friendly and welcoming.

Called upon this pub after a word of mouth recommendation. A great 'locals' pub but warmly welcoming to walkers like us (with dog!). The locals and landlord were chatting to us all evening; it couldn't have been friendlier. We had some food - fish and chips and the gammon. My partner said it was the best gammon he's ever had! The fish and chips were also divine. Proper pub fayre and hearty portions. We thoroughly enjoyed our evening here and hope to come straight back on our next visit to the area.

This is a lovely dog friendly pub. We popped in on our last day of holiday and wish we’d been sooner. The landlord and landlady were very friendly and the fire was amazing. Thank you for the dog treats too

Wonderful l fish and chips with large portions and excellent fish, Friendly staff and great fire in the bar

We came across this fantastic pub, with proper home cooked food that tasted delicious,the hospitality from Dave and his team was so friendly and if it wasn’t for the fact that we had to drive we would have stayed longer, nice to see a blazing home fire,we will recommend the pub to all our friends, and will definitely be returning if we’re in the area

We have literally just left this delightful pub and had to give them a review immediately. Amazing service, so friendly.. but the food I'm sorry to say, surpasses that! Huge portions of proper homemade food absolutely tummy filling and we rolled home. If you are in the area you must visit and have a meal ... beautiful... thank you .

The quintessential British village local. Great local beer on tap, extremely friendly staff and good home cooked food. Dave and Amanda (LLs) were so friendly, we had a great chat with Dave about his travels. Excellent - highly recommended.

Managed to book a table to eat on the first night of our stay in cottage in Great Asby. Very attentive staff, nice and friendly. Great service and delicious homemade food. Returned the following evening to have a few drinks. A real find... You must visit if you are in the area.

What an absolute joy. Given the pandemic we phoned the pub prior to renting a cottage locally - to see if/when they served food. Right from the get-go on the phone they were lovely and helpful - this bodes well We’ve been twice now in the period of a week - all the staff are ‘spot on’ - the food is good ‘honest’ food - well made, fresh - well presented and very tasty. However the homemade cheesecake is glorious, and not to be missed Good local brewery beers on tap, clean and well looked after The locals are friendly - the village is pretty and tucked away What’s not to love

Fab homemade food, friendly service and the obvious pride in giving a great experience. Village local that provides everything you could want from it, from a lovely meal to a friendly ear. We will be back (after 3 visits in 5 days, we still want more!). xxx

We came upon this lovely village pub at the end of a long day touring. Really lovely friendly staff and locals too! The food was delicious as was the local bitter and cider which we supped. Very pretty quiet village with a river (heron visited...

This is a really nice pub in the heart of the tiny village of Great Asby. All the staff were really friendly, as were the many locals who frequent the pub (always a good sign). The beer was really well kept, and the food was...

We came to this pub after a long walk and were really impressed with the welcome and atmosphere at this lovely little village pub. A very welcoming landlord and lady served us and chatted to us. Definitely to be recommended!

Well worth a trip, food was excellent. Great value for money, well presented & home made. Well done to both Amanda & Dave. Both were welcoming & came to ask if every thing was ok. You could not falt it highly recommended if you are...

Visited the pub several times during our stay in Great Asby. Food, beer & wine were excellent, especially the real ale. We had a selection of pizzas, fish & chips, lasagna & steak pie. Would thoroughly recommend each dish. David, Amanda and the staff were...

What a lovely village pub set in beautiful surroundings. Dave & Amanda we’re so friendly & very welcoming, they couldn’t do enough for us. Even cooking us homemade pizza’s on a night when the kitchen was closed & they were perfect!! The homemade steak pie...

Excellent fish & chips and the sweet chilli chicken was so tasty. Been decorating all day and this certainly hit the spot. Dave & Amanda have adapted really well during these challenging circumstances yet still have a positive and friendly approach. We'll definitely be back,...

During the Covid19 lock down we had take awy fish and chips. Wonderful batter and very fresh well cooked fish. Great tonic in these difficult times

Stopped in this nice little at the mid-point of a walk from Orton to Great Asby and back. Warm welcome from the landlord. Nice old bar with real coal fire. Good beer, (Reiver and Baron). Buttressed the impression gained from a previous visit several months...

We visited the Three Greyhounds on a Sunday lunchtime as we came to the end of a crisp, crunchy walk. The fire was blazing, the landlord was smiling and the beer was good.

I visited the village of Great Asby for the 3rd New Year on the run, the main reason being, The Three Greyhounds. Run by Dave & Amanda, who have made this place into a great social hub for the village. The welcome from them &...

very friendly welcome, proper pub with a very warming log fire, the home made food was delicious & the menu was varied, the beer & wine was good. all the locals made you feel at home, just a shame to had to leave

We were staying at the wild rose park, a short drive away. This is a local pub, the owners make you very welcome. its dog friendly, but there is also an area for people who don't have dogs! The food is excellent, good home cooked...

what a great little pub in great little village of great Asby A beautiful small village.. food amazing! I had ricotta and spinach lasagne fab! cheese pie was also tried and fish and chips WOW !! all home cooked, we sent compliments to the chef...

A quiet little local pub, with a nice atmosphere, in an out of the way place. We were passing through cyclists hanging out for somewhere and something to eat. It's not a place you'd easily come across but there are a couple of signs to...

Wonderful unmodernised village pub the surroundings were perfect The staff were very friendly and organised. The food and drink excellent and value for money.

Lovely country pub in a beautiful village, great service, lovely owners, the food was fabulous & a great pint of real ale, will definitely visit again

Great pub with good food and a friendly atmosphere, well worth a visit if your in the local area. Comfortable seating and a lovely fire for the cold nights both owners and staff very friendly and welcoming.

We were staying close by in the village and went for dinner. It is a typical local village pub with really good home made food. The place had a really nice feel with lots of local residents. The landlord was very friendly and chatty. Wish I lived in this village!!

Went for supper after reading good reviews

Visited here from nearby caravan park on what was a cold, wet and windy February night. Immediately made to feel at home with the roaring open fire and friendly faces. Ordered a couple of meals from the vast menu - I went for the burger and my partner went for the steak and ale pie. Very generous portion sizes but not overfacing and we both thoroughly enjoyed what we had. A special mention for the proper homemade chips

Went here on new years Eve for a few drinks as we were staying in great asby. Lovely friendly bar and people, great atmosphere really enjoyed the experience and would definitely return again and recommend.

Mi esposa, dos amigos y yo nos quedamos en Great Asby para Año Nuevo. Estuve en los 3 Greyhounds en la Semana Santa y lo disfruté muchísimo. Se lo comenté a nuestros amigos y les dije lo amables y lo buenos que era la comida casera.

Llamado aquí varias veces durante la semana de Navidad. Excelentes cervezas locales, ambiente cálido y acogedor, comida encantadora. Se admiten perros y una gran chimenea para sentarse y ponerse cómodo. Estábamos visitando el pueblo durante unas vacaciones de una semana y nos hicieron sentir como si ya fuésemos lugareños. Se unieron a los lugareños (incluido el propietario) en el servicio de villancicos de la iglesia en la víspera de Navidad y luego todos regresamos a los Tres Galgos para comenzar las celebraciones donde el propietario repartió pizzas y vino caliente y se produjo una gran velada. El propietario hizo todo lo posible por contarnos sobre la historia del pueblo local y sobre la historia del pub. La casera cocinó comida fantástica y conversó con nosotros cada vez que visitamos, lo que nos hizo sentir muy bienvenidos. Han tenido los tres galgos durante 18 meses y realmente hacen que este sea un lugar de visita obligada y el corazón del pueblo. Brillante lugar para disfrutar de una relajante bebida y comida. Volveremos. Tina

Went with the local History Group for a Christmas meal. Service and food excellent. David and amanda are wonderful hosts and provide a very warm welcome to locals and visitors.

Went here with friends who have a caravan on site behind, food was lovely very friendly and welcoming best fish for a long time homemade steak pie was excellent would highly recommend

Fantastic authentic atmosphere Lovey open 🔥 good seating and great services The host Dave and Amanda ensure everyone is happy when they visit Dave is an amazing guitarist and good singer

Wot a great little pub in twelve month this couple have done amazing good 4 dog walkers cyclists anyone the landlord is the nicest man in the world ain’t a bad word to say bout anyone . Even the travellers at Appleby fair great place

Came for drinks and food on a Wednesday night whilst camping in the area. Was that nice. Booked and returned the following night. Must be said, best pub food we've ever had. Cant fault the place. Great hospitality. Great food. Great atmosphere

Very welcoming landlord and fair range of ale. Good solid food as you’d expect for a country pub. Chips a favourite.

Nice pub with a great choice of ales, and a great choice of excellent food, including a specials board. Gets busy so glad we booked. There a re a couple of things that let it down however.

On our 1st night in Appleby-in-Westmorland, I chose to eat here by reading the reviews on trip advisor. Its a very cute and cosy inn. Make sure you book a table as you may not have one if you don't as it can get busy. I asked if I could try a Whitleys new flavoured gin and he gave me some in a small glass. I was pleased with that. I don't know the young lads name but he was serving in the bar and he recently got his A levels results. so, thank you for your good customer service. I had the fish and chips, it was a good portion size for me, it was very yummy along with the homemade tartare sauce and mushy peas. My partner had the lasagne and the homemade chunky chips and that was delicious too. We also shared the Eve's pudding. Thank you also to the young lad that served us and kept checking with us if everything was okay. I love the personal touch that you have with your customers. Hope to drop by another time if we are passing or around the area.

Popped in for a drink at this lovely village pub. It's an ideal stop off for walkers in the area. Had a good chat with the landlady,she was very nice and had only had the pub just under 18 months but they are working to update it as it was neglected by the previous owner.

Staying locally at Byre Cottage, we thought our last night should be a meal at the local with our children. We enjoyed three courses, brilliant service, tasty home cooked food and good beer to match. Would recommend the home cooked pies -they were delicious. Good value too. Nice to see such a small village being able to sustain a decent pub - long may it thrive!

This place was recommended in our visitor book where we were staying by a few guests. The food was lovely, all six of us enjoyed them and the staff were very friendly.

Visited here on Friday night for dinner as we were staying in Great Asby for the weekend. We had reserved a table in the bar area as we had our Whippet with us and we were really happy that we did.

Let’s start with.. The Fire exits were locked! Huge problem.

We stayed at Byre Cottage, Great Asby and the pub is in sight of the cottage. The Three Greyhounds Inn serves excellent home cooked food and has a lovely atmosphere with very welcoming and friendly owners. Would definitely recommend.

Had a meal here (11 of us) while staying at The Old Rectory in the village.Excellent sensibly priced food,great beer,welcoming landlord and staff,hospitality,lovely atmosphere.So glad to see a local village pub not gone to the wall like so many others.Would definitely recommend to anyone visiting this stunning area.Hope the Three Greyhounds goes from strength to strength.

Nice food only do soup and sandwiches at lunch. We had soup and a sandwich was good but a bit expensive. Sandwich 5.95 soup 4.95, bit dear for lunch

I had been to this pub on a number of occasions in the past & it was failing.

So great to see this pub with plenty of punters on a random Thursday in early April. This pub has previously been pretty quiet and didn't seem to get the numbers it needs and deserved. I think the new management is a massive contributing factor and I really hope it continues. The food was absolutely brilliant, and the beers were a solid choice - was nice to overhear Dave the landlord chatting to a local about his preference to support local brewery's for their ales. I stay close by regularly and plan to visit The Three Greyhounds each time.

Good food, Nice atmosphere very pleasant people. Had fish, chips and mushy peas. and really enjoyed it.

Limited opening hours and no Sunday lunch but otherwise a really pleasant place to stop and great walks in the area

So so so surprised that on the busiest food day of the week no food. It is Sunday. Sunday Lunch? Good old home cooked food. Not here!

Under new management who are trying hard to get it right. They specialise in homemade honest pub grub, and do it well. If you are after silver service and a gasto menu this is not your place.

Food amazing, booked a table and was not at all disappointed, all excellent home cooked food and portions more than some of us could handle. The atmosphere was very warm and welcoming, could not give one negative comment at all. Watch your gloves as a little customer, Ivy, the dog tried more than to steal them from my handbags. Other customers very welcoming and friendly.

Great pub!! The owners, staff and locals made us feel really welcome. The food was lovely and home cooked.

Me and my partner went today. The food, atmosphere and people were lovely. We had lasagne and pie; both home made. Was really lovely Could not fault this place would come again without a doubt :)

Friendly local pub with roaring open fire and dog friendly. We stayed in the village and went here every evening...

We called in here as we were in the area and were lucky enough to to be able to get...

We were staying at a cottage local to the pub and decided to have a walk to this pub. Not...

Stayed at Wild Rose Holiday park and decided to walk to three greyhounds. About an hours walk. A quaint old...

Visited there on Friday lunchtime after a residential fabulous owners Amanda and Dave. Set in a beautiful part of Asby....

We received a lovely friendly welcome from Dave and Amanda, the new owners of The Three Greyhounds. Since taking over...

Arrived bedraggled in middle of walk and had a warming bowl of soup and some excellent ale. The landlady even dried our socks while we lunched! Now that's what I call service.

if your in the area then pop into this lovely little pub for food. nice sized portions and friendly staff.

Was staying in the vicinity of this pub so thought we'd drop in for a pint.The pub opens at 6 pm in the evenings and not sure over weekends.The pub was busy and looking at the menu served good pub grub. It was fairly busy with quite a few tables reserved and people sitting awaiting their food.There's a bell to ring at the counter and service was excellent.Really nice atmosphere and local beer is excellent.Everyone very friendly.Pub is nothing special but its warmth was noticeable so yes we would recommend.

We had another good night in the pub with a good selection of pub grub on offer the open fire added a nice feel to the friendly atmosphere. I had the chicken with Stilton in a port sauce - very nice, we also had a special request for a vegetarian that was accommodated. Recommended if your in the area and fancy a bit of pub grub.

Just back from a lovely meal at the three greyhounds. Steak pie all round and it was delicious, as was the wine, real ale and roaring fire accompaniment. Thanks to the friendly host for the warm welcome, would definitely come back if visiting this area again.

We visited here tonight as a treat for the end of our half term break (Leicestershire) and were not disappointed. I called to check that food was being served on a thursday & we had a really warm welcome from that phonecall. This continued once we arrived and food was great. Classic pub food and great choices on the children menu too. We decided to pass on starters as had seen the desserts. Food was a great portion and the desserts were as tasty as we expected. Children were very welcome and the open fire was lovely to sit by. A traditional friendly pub. Thank you. We will definitely recommend and will visit again when next in the area.

This venue had good reviews on trip advisor. We were on holiday so took a drive out to this quaint country pub. Looked great from outside and was lovely when we walked in.I asked what beers they had, and was told they had no draught beers only bottled so walked out.Very disappointing, if this is how they think about this pub then I am unsure about the food. And as there was only one party in the place I rest my case, don't waste time or fuel to visit this pub.

I received a flyer inside the local newspaper advertising this pub and encouraging customers to visit the village pub at Great Asby. With friends on Saturday 8th October, we drove 15 miles to the village to have a drink with a view to eating there on another occasion. I checked the website through the local parish council to ensure its opening times, and although it stated the kitchen was closed, we wanted to try the place for a drink. On arrival at 12.30pm, the pub was closed. I telephoned the pub at 5.15pm and there was no reply. What a way to run a business ? With hundreds of flyers inserted in a local newspaper advertising the place, it remains a mystery and I won't bother ever returning. Pubs like this give others a bad name in the Eden Valley.

Good local pub with a friendly atmosphere serving good locally sourced food at reasonable prices. We have visited the Three Greyhounds several times now for both drinking and meals, good service and well presented meals at realistic prices, home-made steak pie is a definite recommendation. Friendly staff and customers make this Pub worthy of a visit. Will definitely be returning soon.

We have visited this pub many times and you always get a friendly welcome the food is good pub grub with good big portions the drinks not expensive for the area and there are always guest beers on tap there is a great fire on chilly days nice to sit in front of with a cool beer this is a dog friendly pub so you are not stuck in the beer garden with your pet .this is a good village pub we will return

Visited this pub a few times recently, it's a lovely village pub with open fire for cold winters nights.We always receive a warm friendly welcome with good home cooked food, large portions and efficient service.We will visit again soon as we felt comfortable and relaxed and it's also dog friendly.

Quiet village pub in lovely rural village, food simple and reasonable priced but has limited serving times. Pub has lovely traditional open fire that adds a great atmosphere on a cold evening.

Friendly welcome when the pub eventually opened but it felt very cold and a little damp. After a mornings walk in torrential rain warm surroundings and a hot meal would have been more favourable. Lunch was ok and reasonably priced

Good warm welcome. Very chatty and informative owner. Spoke about the floods to the village. Offered a basic lunch menu. Sandwiches, soup & baguettes. Ordered two sandwiches £11.00. Small but fresh. There isn't much on the High Dales walk at times and so this was a welcome stopover.

Stopped for a bite to eat on our way home. Good, traditional pub food presented very nicely. The steak pie was homemade and was excellent. Service was very good and the whole atmosphere was friendly from both staff and other clientele.

We have visited this pub twice previously and always had a warm welcome and lovely food. My wife and I decided to visit again on Friday evening arriving just before eight o clock. We were informed that despite there being several vacant tables they could not provide us with any food and the cook was about to go home!! We noticed the menu on the wall and realised that this was no longer the pub we had remembered which served excellent freshly prepared food. This is now a very ordinary pub which will only serve you if you want to eat early!

We were in this pub twice while on an Easter break, once for drinks including coffee and hot chocolate and once for dinner. On both occasions the service from the friendly staff was excellent. The food was freshly cooked, tasty and served piping hot. The menu is not extensive and is actually a board on the wall, three of us had fish and three had steak pie, both of which were lovely. The desert menu was also a winner. There was live music on the Saturday and it sounded good but we couldn't stay because our children were tired. However the children and the dog were all made welcome. It would be advisable to book if you want to eat because it is not very big, the night we ate there all the tables in the dining area were reserved.

Visited this traditional country pub on Saturday evening. We started with some of the local real ale which was so tasty that we decided to stick with it through our meal.There has been a change of emphasis on the food front in recent months at The Three Greyhounds with it concentrating on good quality pub grub rather than anything more elaborate. The menu is relatively short; no more than can be displayed on the chalk board by the bar. However there is a good selection, enough to tempt most palates.We certainly enjoyed everything that we ordered, as it seems did our fellow diners.We had eaten fairly early but as the evening worn on the pub got more and more busy with a jolly clientele of mostly local people. Clearly the added draw was the live entertainment - a solo singer/guitarist who provided excellent entertainment for the next couple of hours. I believe his name was Nathan Richardson.If this is a sign of things to come at The Three Greyhounds then I wish them the best of luck - good food, good beer, and a most convivial atmosphere - what more do you want?

Revisited to find a traditional country pub, the cheerful landlady served great pint of local ale and we enjoyed a well cooked Sunday lunch.Couldn't have been more different to our last visit.

On staying in the village whilst on holiday, we visited the pub a few times. Landlady was really nice and so were the regulars as everyone spoke. The first time we went in we were told that the chef couldn't accommodate us for dinner, as he had a table of 4,6 and 14 coming in later, we wanted food at 6.30...needless to say we booked for later in the week. It was fab...do not underestimate the chef...for a small cosy pub, the food was excellent and we fully recommend eating here...please book and support this small local pub :-)

We called in over Easter weekend and enjoyed a great pint of T/Taylors Landord - kept very well.The food has improved a great deal since the new chef joined too - excellent. the Rissotto starter tasted amazing. Always worth booking a table - name me somewhere good that isn't these days!Looks good for the lick of paint inside too. We'll be returning... can't wait!

Great Asby is a pretty little village and a perfect setting for a country pub that still looks like a pub both inside and out. The menu is short- a few good things done well and not your average pub grub dishes. The photos on Trip Advisor do look like it is fine dining, that was not my experience, the presentation was no where near that good for the mains but that shouldn't detract from the good quality food that was served to us. Including drinks and some desserts the bill came to £70 for a family of four.Service also excellent and welcoming.

My parents live in Great Asby so I have been drinking (and eating, once, a bad experience so not repeated) here on many visits over the years, but today, what a transformation! The menu was varied and interesting, and the pub cosy and warm with a good open fire. The beer-battered halloumi and the cheese soufflé were both perfect starters, while the roast beef as a main was cooked to perfection, and served with six also perfectly cooked veg and two Yorkshire puddings. The chef, having been advised that my mum can't tolerate gluten, had prepared a gluten-free batter with which he coated fish and served with chips and peas which she pronounced spectacular. The apple tart tatin (sadly not suitable for Mum!) with cinnamon ice cream was gorgeous. We ran out of room after that, but I will definitely be back!

Went for Sunday lunch with a friend who has just moved to the area. Don't usually have a roast but this one was delicious. Obviously freshly cooked to order with a beautifully cooked chicken breast, crispy roasties and vegetables done to perfection. We sat by the open fire which, was very cosy. The staff were friendly and welcoming. Would definitely go back when next in the area.

Called in today for a second visit. We were not disappointed. Such an exciting menu it took a while to decide. Truly excellent food with friendly relaxed service. We will be regular visitors.

Popped in for drinks, only to find don't serve coffee or tea when the kitchen isn't open as separate business. Not impressed, it is a real shame as most pubs I know serve hot drinks anytime

Having read the reviews we decided to give this a go, a party of 9 for Sunday lunch. Sunday roast was served in a bowl which just made it difficult to eat, the quality of food is very good but at £10.95 for 1 course it was too expensive for dinner in a bowl. Ice cream desserts reclaimed our faith a little but will not be returning. A good old fashioned pub just making silly mistakes.