The Tiger Inn in East Riding of Yorkshire

Great little country pub, had a lovely family meal, great options and vegan options too, service was brilliant and the meal was gorgeous! Happy family all round! We will be back soon

Sunday lunch was well presented, the portion was very generous and it was absolutely delicious. All the ingredients are locally sourced which is really good to know. Compliments to the chef, and the service was fast and friendly. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit and will definitely be recommending.

Had a fantastic Sunday lunch here and service excellent- beef was great. Will deffo be returning. Desserts also lovely

Welcoming warm lovely village pub .We met our friends for Sunday lunch and the staff couldn't of been more friendly. There was a bit of a wait for food understandably as it was busy but when ours came we wasnt disappointed , we all ordered a Sunday lunch and we throughly enjoyed it, a really lovely home cooked roast.Hopefully we will make room for pudding next time .Thank you tiger inn .

Booked to have Sunday lunch with friends we all ordered the roast beef, it arrived the vegetables were OK the roast beef was totally inedible it was bleeding and tough and completely awful we complained to the landlady who asked us if we would like another meat and we ordered the gammon when it arrived it was raw it had not been cooked at all it was a complete health hazard it would have made you quite ill if eaten. The yorkshire puddings were frozen ones the gravy was like water I'm sorry to say it was prob the worst meal l have ever been served. The landlady did apologise to us but we left immediately. We will not be visiting again

Visited twice while on a walking holiday, for a drink. A lovely pub . We were made to feel very welcome.

Called in twice whilst walking the Yorkshire Wolds Way on separate days and the Tiger Inn was excellent all round, a warm and friendly staff greeted us and took our orders, the pub was clean, John and Louise were super helpful and baled us out when our plans went awry. I can't thank them enough and recommend the pub enough!!

Fabulous food, delicious at ridiculously reasonable prices. A wonderful 17th century atmosphere. Great company, great happy positive people, and lovely surroundings beside the village green. Living down south as I do, I miss it so much! I regard it as my local!

Met for a celebration meal - establishment seemed very unprepared - even tho it was their steak night. Very old fashioned- service was very timid- no table service for drinks. Limited menu after ordering so alternatives had to be found. Only rib eye steaks left even tho early dinner Felt very much like our party was the evening entertainment

Simply love this place. Decent beer, lovely atmosphere. I know that the food is good as there were happy punters having what smelt like a gorgeous Sunday lunch. So envious but we hadn't planned on a meal.

I don’t know a lot about pub or pub food but what I do know is this place has both...and plenty of it my friend. Had a great experience in the tiger inn. Met a legendary dog called Benson, who made our evening....good times!!!

Sat outside for a couple of drinks after we had been for a nice walk with our dog . Nice atmosphere and good quality beers and wine Shall visit again after lockdown is finished

Very friendly pub with average pub food. Menu has all the old favourites with a few specials. Nice out door seating area in front of the pub.

John and wife Julie, are the perfect hosts. Full of laughs banter great food and fabulous drinks. A lovely old fashioned village pub atmosphere. Warm and friendly, serving a varied menu that will not disappoint. Get yourselves down and support our hospitality industry.

After weeks of lockdown like so many of us we had probably got into that rut, “Oh I can’t be bothered, let us stay in it is cheaper to drink at home” and those comfortable thoughts had persisted along with the vision of packed pubs of fellow drinkers having to use Apps to get a drink and order food, all in all not an enjoyable vision for a night out. Last night (16th July) however was different and at the end of the afternoon for some reason we were ready for an evening out. After a little (very little) humming and haring we decided to take the plunge and jog off over the hill to the pub and what a surprise to find that little haven to be, yet again, a pleasure to visit. When we arrived most of the tables at the front were taken so our first thoughts were, are we going to get in, but there were plenty more to the side and rear. Inside there were sufficient tables that had been slightly re-positioned to suit and no standing at the bar. Back again was the spirit of fun and enjoyment that we had been missing in the gloom of lockdown, the pub staff were there with a renewed bounce. It was a real pleasure to be with happy smiling people again. The drinks were refreshing and enjoyed, flowing down well. The food was again the normal high quality and I was lucky enough to get the last portion of steak pie which is my favourite. Watching the meals going to the tables outside made my mouth water somewhat especially the Kebabs which looked large and succulent. All in all a good evening out with good food, drinks, excellent company and nearly, as possible as you can get, back to normal. I would say give it a try, it is worth it in these difficult times to get that smile back.

A revisit her with a group of friends for a catch up over a meal. Although we had booked, we were the only diners in the bar. A choice of half a dozen tables, we chose a corner one with ample room for us all, however in hindsight, this was quite chilly as there was a draught from the kitchen area. There was also a lot of noise from the bar area, with either a tv and/or music which was distracting when trying to chat. We ordered drinks and looked through the menu. There was a choice of English 'pub grub' consisting of steaks, fish, scampi, pies etc with a couple of specials on a blackboard. My meal of fish and chips, was by far the best of the bunch. It had a lovely light golden batter, crispy chunky chips and fish shop style mushy peas. the fish was cooked perfectly and was clean, white and tasty. My friends ordered Cumberland sausage and mash and fish pie respectively. The sausages were tasty, and came with a good serving of mash, vegetables and gravy, although my friend was unable to decide if the mash was real potato or the packet variety. My other companion had chosen the fish pie, which she related was a tad disappointing. Rather than an individual portion, it was a serving from a larger dish and a little on the small side, and a little unappealing to look at. Served with vegetables (cauliflower, white cabbage and carrots), the whole plate was bland in appearance, although she reported that the taste was ok. Following a short break, we ordered desserts which were one jam sponge and custard and two apple pie and custard. My sponge appeared to be the microwave variety, however tasted lovely with lots of jam and custard. My friends reported that the apple pie was also nice, again with lots of custard. To finish two of us had hot drinks which were a nice end to the meal. In total for 2 courses each, two rounds of soft drinks and two hot drinks was a very respectable £52. Would we visit here again - unsure, but a possibility

Staff were very friendly and helpful. Large portions of typical pub food at reasonable prices. Lots of walkers, cyclists etc enjoy sitting outside on the village green in the summer.

Whether it's hunkering down during a winter storm, or outside on the grass in summer The Tiger is always ready with a friendly welcome. Well kept beer and good food. Give it a go!

Am in the area visiting and we were taken here it was a truly great experience. It is a gloriously tradional Inn with some of the best pub grub we have had in ages the owners and the staff are welcoming and the service is quick. Do try it you won't be disappointed.

Well they say you can’t judge a book by its cover and I would say that if your first and only impressions of this pub are anything but quality you have missed out. Having now visited several times our expectations have been raised on each occasion. It is a pub and a country pub at that, it still has its quaint charm, and is not dressed up with the modern antiquities that are used in the updated pubs these days. At the front of the house is the Landlord (John) who makes you feel welcome and always has a smile though now showing the signs of the battering of his Rugby League days, but I must say always cheerful. The bar and serving staff whom the landlord sometimes assists are always very happy and smiling and generally fitting in with the cheerful atmosphere. Then we have the important member of staff the Landlady (Julie) rarely seen at the front of house because she is undertaking her wizardry in the back preparing the food that we love to eat. So what have we tried the Prawn Cocktails, the Crispy Garlic Mushrooms and the Fishcake for starters (my partner being a small eater has even had the fishcake as a main course such is the portion size). We have tried the Mixed Grill, the Rib eye steak, Chicken Caesar Salad, the Steak and Ale pie, the Scampi the Lasagne and now the Sunday Lunch. We tend to stick to the Ice Cream (Burgess’s?) for desert as it is easier to digest after being filled by the main courses. I could say I like them all, the pastry for the pie is nicer that the norm when you go elsewhere, the mixed grill is brilliant too and vegetables are always good and tasty. I will add here there are always the Specials which we have yet to try on the beam overhead. We pop over the hill to this pub it is worth the visit hopefully not too many people will read this because how will I get a seat if it becomes too popular.

Very poor service. They stopped serving hot food because it was steak night and had 10 sets to do. Repeatedly said no to making extra food until 7.45 as a gesture. Owner is annoying and crude, would be better off on club land stage than running a local pub. The bloke is a joke.

Just had a ride out and came across the tiger, sat outside and had steak and ale pie, large portions, lovely pie, we will return

I've heard of (& driven past) The Tiger for years but never (till now) been. It really was a treat. Firstly, a nice welcoming gentle feel to the place. Friendly staff. Not too full, not too empty. A mid-week lunchtime & a surprisingly wide choice on the menu. My friend & I went retro and returned to our childhood with tender Calves liver & onion on a creamy mash...in a creamy sauce. Pink in the middle this liver was 'to die for'. Delicious. A reasonable price and (we both thought) worthy of many a Tigerly return!!

Had a meal with friends from Australia who wanted to visit a village pub, The Tiger fit the bill perfectly

Stopped for a pint and something to eat after work. Great value home cooked food is excellent and well kept beer on tap. Excellent to sit outside on a sunny day. Definitely recommend!

What a fantastic friendly and welcoming place to visit. Great quality beers and delicious food. Wonderful variety of homely food to choose from.

Called in following a visit to the church for lunch. Welcoming staff and a good selection of food. Food arrived quickly and was of an excellent standard. Finished off with a nicely made coffee - well worth eating here.

Opened up for our walking group on Tuesday lunch, made very welcome food very good ,large portions.good chat about some of the landlords rugby friends

Ate here for the first time. We were not disappointed. Lovely tender roast beef in loads of rich gravy, 2 Yorkshire puddings, roast and boiled potatoes, broccoli, green beans and carrots. Landlord and staff very friendly.. we will be back

Visited with a friend for lunch and were very impressed the landlord and landlady were really friendly. We both had the mixed grills which were piping hot good quality meat and great value at £11.95.

Two steaks choice of rib eye or rump, plus bottle of wine only£25. Bargain buy with lovely hosts Will most definitely go back again

A party of us had a wake at The Tiger Inn after attending a funeral, We were very warmly welcomed, The food we had was exceptional, No complaints at all, Thank you ,

Half way round our walk on Newbald Wold on Thursday 7th June, we arrived at the Tiger at 11.50 am for drinks and a pub lunch. We waited till 12.15 pm for the doors to open, but to our amazement & disappointment they remained firmly shut. Will never return & do not recommend. Went on to the Goodmanham Arms & found it packed.

Myself and two friends were walking the Wolds Way. On the second day of the walk we made a slight detour into North Newbald for a spot of lunch at the Tiger Inn on a recommendation. On entering the pub the landlord said we could not order food as he had a table of nine that had already ordered. We said we were willing to wait but were told that it was not possible as they were "flat out!!!". We ordered drinks, 3 packets of crisps (which we felt were served to us reluctantly) and then found a table. Within 15 minutes a gentleman came into the pub ordered food and was promptly served. During this time the landlady passed by our table numerous times with the food for the table of nine. My friend queried as to whether they only served locals to which the Landlady looked rather perplexed. When we explained that the Landlord had told us we could not order food, she replied that we could have had food had we not left the pub. I replied that we had not left the pub and that she had passed our table three or four times when she served the table of nine. My friends and myself came to the conclusion that on entering the pub the Landlord had made up his mind that he would not be serving food to us. I would like to add that we were clean and dry (as were our boots). They had a sign outside saying walkers welcome which we politely said they should remove. Other pubs along the walk made us most welcome especially the Ship Inn, Muston. We were under the impression that the remit of a Landlord was to provide a welcome to patrons and an amiable atmosphere (which was definitely lacking on this occasion) Overall a very disappointing visit.

One of 2 pubs in the village. Been a few times. Nice buzz about the place. Typical village pub. Staff lovely and friendly. Black sheep and landlord on hand pull. Superb. Food above average only. Looked like the oil needed changing. Steak overcooked. The food was tasty and good portions and very reasonable prices.

Really friendly local pub. Yummy homemade food. Julie's pie is highly recommended. Portions so big we sadly couldn't make room for our.pudding but well be back for that!

My wife and I called in for an evening meal whilst staying the night in North Newbald. We were made very welcome by both the staff and the locals. The food and beer were good too. Happy to call again if passing.

Called in for Sunday lunch after walking nearby. Waited ages to be served then ordered vegetarian Sunday lunch and a Beef Sunday lunch. Food arrived after 10 minutes minus the vegetarian sausages with frozen veg and roast potatoes. Asked about the vegetarian sausages and was told they had forgotten them. 10 minutes later and when I had almost finished they arrived burnt and rock solid. Mentioned when paying the bill and after consulting with the kitchen the barman charged me half price for the vegetarian meal. No apology or explanation just took the money and that was it. Poor quality food and customer service.

Popped in for a Sunday lunch without booking. We had a warm welcome from the staff but the pub itself was cold. Fires had been lit but not for long so they hadn't warmed the room. We ordered a Sunday Roast Beef lunch and Lamb in Minted Gravy. I asked for mashed potatoes but was told they didn't have any ready but was offered Chips, Roast or New. My piece of lamb was very small it was served with carrots, green beans and broccoli. It came piping hot on red hot plates, excellent. I was disappointed the roast potatoes were frozen ones not fresh. The Roast Beef dinner was plentyful and the yorkshire puddings were tasty. The young waitress was very pleasant.

Despite the sign clearly stating that this was a dog friendly establishment and us also checking with staff upon arrival, it quickly became apparent that this was not the case. In fact, quite the opposite. We were made to feel incredibly unwelcome.. We will not be returning, and would certainly not recommend to others.

Recently visited this pub when walking part of the wolds way. Was met at the door by a man who rudely told us we must take our shoes off and dry our dog before entering. Perhaps not an unreasonable request however the tone and manner...

On arrival in this quaint village pub, we were shown to a table. The premises were undergoing some re-decoration but this wasn't a problem to us or the other customers. The clientele were mainly male, dog walkers popping in for an evening pint but there were other diners in both of the available rooms. We received a warm welcome and ordered drinks.

Food and staff are all top quality, for a local Inn very good atmosphere. Even eating outside was most pleasurable in the heat. Will be going back to try the quiz night it is a Tuesday!

Llamado en última noche en 7. 45:00, pregunté si podíamos pedir comida como se afirmó que servían hasta las 8 de la tarde. Me dijeron que no! ! Como habían sido ocupados todo el día, bien por ellos! ! Luego unos minutos más tarde una...

Cuando apareció como un grupo de 4 y se permite sólo la mitad del grupo para que pides saber que va a ser una visita divertida. Fuimos al bar a pedir el almuerzo y la primera mitad del grupo había permitido a la orden. Cuando...

Comimos en el Tiger última. Como siempre, la comida es casera y excelente. La lasaña era precioso y sabroso, y mi marido estaba delicioso. sobresaliente Es un pueblo muy agradable pub y está bien apoyado por la gente. Siempre disfrutamos de nuestra visita y volveremos.

Gran noche con la familia, buena cerveza (Blacksheep, etc) y buena comida. La comida era caliente, gran tamaño de las porciones y de gran calidad. Vamos directamente la próxima vez que estemos en el area adecuada Pub

Called while out walking as a small group stay was short but the drink was spot on landlady was cheerful,I...

Un pueblo típicamente inglés, ojalá cada aldea tenía un local como este. Una bienvenida agradable, buena selección de cervezas y un menú con algo para todos los gustos. Almorzamos, tuve sobresaliente y mi esposa tenía el vientre de cerdo asado (perfecto chispeante)... delicioso y abundante, y por supuesto, yo tenía que tener un par de pintas de bien cuidadas de oveja negra.

Comimos aquí esta noche. Ambiente agradable pub de país. Bastante pequeña y acogedora. Champiñones con ajo para empezar - delicioso. Mi marido tenía medio costilla - de nuevo, delicioso. Tenía cordero, que fue preparado a la perfección para mí, estaba preparado. Patatas estaban lo suficientemente cálido, pero tendrían mejor caliente. Mi marido tenía applie tarta y natillas, tarta preciosa y caliente, pero normal. Tuve tarta de limón con helado. Después de las primeras 2 campos nos preguntó si todo estaba bien. Cuando la camarera recoge dulce le dije queso era insípida. Sin respuesta. Le dije a la camarera cuando fui a pagar la factura. Pagué la factura, luego preguntamos si que me cobraron de queso. Tuve. Ella me preguntó si quería ella para preguntar si podía ser algo y cuando le dije que no, fuera de ella y me reembolsará costo de dulce. Llegamos al final, pero ¿qué sentido si preguntando si todo está bien, cuando si dicen que es no te ignora a menos que realmente el punto de nuevo.

Busy pub on an attractive village green on the edge of the wolds. Has food. Good beer.Plenty of parking on or of road.

This is the basic village pub. Busy local trade with packed bar. Very welcoming ladlord and staff. Helpful customers when I could not get to the bar! Lovely food, not fancy-just good food, very well cooked. Yorkshire portions and reasonable prices. Recommend the Steak and Ale pie with butter crust pastry (not that dreadful puff pastry). Yummy.Great beers, nicely conditioned. Highly recommended.

We've been a few times and it's never bad but it's never great either. The main reason we first went is because at Christmas they had a sign for mulled wine at the door... But they weren't serving any inside...

what a lovely friendly pub. The staff and customers made the pub inviting and atmospheric . The home cooked food was plentifull,fresh and very well presented. Cant wait to visit again. Thankyou.

Me and my other half went for a meal here after it was recommended by Joanne from Boxtree Boutique. The atmosphere warm and inviting. The landlord was very friendly along with his bar staff. The food was very well presented and there was plenty of it. We left stuffed and happy! Would definitely recommend eating here and would happily return!

Along with a friend, I run a walking group. By prior arrangement, we started and finished a walk at the Tiger Inn and twenty people elected to stay for lunch afterwards. The landlord and landlady had set aside an entire room for our group. We were quickly seated and served and the food was excellent. My often critical friend said that the Steak Pie was simply the best he'd ever had. Most people opted for the roast beef and this was equally well received. Portions were large, it was hot and very tasty. This was our second visit and we're already trying to finad a reason to start and finish another walk here!

Only newbies to North Newbald but I can honestly say give this pub a visit. The staff are very friendly with a good choice of ales. Not tried the fayre yet but any pub that has homemade game pie on the menu gets a 10 from Len for me. Nice open fires, just a good, back in the day, English village pub, don't miss this one out on your travels!

Sausage and Mash as a vegetarian option is no option sadly. Tiny cups of coffee too. Friend had beef roast dinner and said it was really good.

Went initially for a drink as it was after 2:30 but they were still serving nearer 3 so we decided to eat and have the steak pie with proper chips that passed us on the way to another table. Excellent all round, its a typically cosy village pub and highly recommended for the standard menu or specials board.

Un bon pub, avec une atmosphère très 'british', offrant une cuisine traditionnelle du Yorkshire à ceux qui veulent y déjeuner.Nous y sommes toujours chaudement accueillis !

We have been to The Tiger on numerous occasions.The food is proper pub food and delicious.There are usually a couple of specials on the board and the normal menu.It is very popular with locals and can get very busy.If you want to guarantee food book a table.It will be worth it.

Got a very friendly welcome from the Landlord & his wife. They went through the beers available and the food menu, I plumped for a pint of Black Sheep, and it was spot on, to eat I had a steak and my wife had the fish and chips (after all it was Friday) - the food was soon served up and it was delicious, cooked to perfection.Well worth a visit, value for money and a terrific atmosphere.

Went for our tea busy little pub meal was worth every penny ,my hubby had homemade pie said it was very nice

I recently took visiting family to the Tiger pub - North Newbald. What a mistake !The landlord, was grumpy unhelpful and rude.He raised his voice when I questioned him about optional menu choices - for children and vegetarians. I had to repeat my drinks order several times. As he got very flustered. We ended up with a barely warm cappuccino, and a pot of tea that was cold. If fact, it was a pot of tea containing dregs of stewed tea - that had belonged to another customer. When we asked for a fresh brew , his reply was " I'll have to boil the kettle then."We drank our drinks, then headed to the Jolly sailor in Gilberdyke . Where the meal was amazing.

Nothing spectacular with the food but it is a nice environment. Food is good enough if your hungry and just want something to eat so nothing wrong with that. The pub itself is set in a lovely village and has an outside seating area which is lovely on a summers day/evening. Enjoyed our food and drink and all locals and staff were very friendly. Would return again as no unpleasant surprises experienced here.

This pub sits at the hub of Ramblers and cyclists routes and as such expects and achieves passing trade. Its a good job too, because if it did not - it would not survive.With hard working, friendly, enthusiastic landlords having to close pubs all around the country due to dwindling trade such opportunities would be rejoiced at - not taken for granted.I have visited this 'old fashioned' pub four times, each time I have been underwhelmed. Its scruffy rather than quaint and lacks any character or personality. The Landlord is rude and surly, although his other stuff try their best to compensate and were pleasant.The menu looks great but the food is assembled in a curious way and is as basic as you can get. Thats if it is available!! Twice I have been left with a singular choice and on my last visit was told that there was no food left at 7pm. Its states they serve to 8pm.I was with some business people who were visiting and had travelled a long way and they were astonished especially at the attitude of the Landlord.Although we were all buying drinks, we suggested we could get some fish and chips as an alternative as he could not provide food as stated. He refused to let us sit outside to eat them.We left.The Gunu next door had a different attitude. They welcomed us with open arms. Although they did not offer food they allowed us to use their facilities and were rewarded by our thirsty custom.The Local football Team are known as the Tigers. Sadly they were relegated out of the Premier league last season.With poor attitudes and service this pub may follow the same fate

I visit this pub every couple of months and really enjoy it!The atmosphere is a great experience, the Landlord is brilliant and the locals who frequent the bar, are welcoming and characters all!Hey, you can always pay a lot more for more fancy fare, but that isn't what this pub is all about.It is an escape from stuffed shirts, one in the eye for snooty party poopers and a breath of fresh air!Just good and enjoy!!!!!

Went to the Tiger on a Saturday night where they have a special menu £25.00 for two people consists of two types of steak,rump and ribeye home made delicious chips along with brilliant onion rings,salad or vegetables,with a bottle of house wine,what value for money

We had lunch in this very old pub I had the Cumberland Sausage ring and my wife had the home made chicken and ham pie, it was a steak pie on the menu the lady told us that she hadn't made it today. Both meals were very good and they came with proper chips for a change.

Set in the small village of North Newbald, this old village pub has great atmosphere, and frequented by loads of friendly locals, which obviously keeps it alive. Small range of great real ales and a good wine list. No separate restaurant so you eat in the bar, but this adds to the overall experience. Food is really tasty and good value for money.

We called by on a Saturday lunchtime. The sign outside stated serves 12-2. It was 1.15pm and we ordered drinks and then selected our food only to be told no more orders would be taken. Had a sign been displayed or advice been offered before we ordered drinks we could have tried across the road at the Gnu Inn. Landlord was not very hospitable and begrudgingly topped up my pint. Will not drop by again!

The Tiger Inn is a lovely little pub which serves tasty food (I love the fish & chips), great draft beers and selections of ciders/wines, friendly and efficient service all set in a cosy indoor setting or pretty outdoor area with plenty of seating and a sun trap to the back where the car park is. I always enjoy a visit to The Tiger Inn! And its excepts dogs which is always a bonus for me! Final comment, I read the negative review about it being anti-children, I disagree. Julie and John are always friendly to children I have visited with, but at the end of the day it is a small pub with no play area, its more of an adults drinking pub with good food - not a crèche...that's all I have to say about that.

This feels very much like a local pub. It’s a bit out of the way for any main road traffic. But it’s still open, so they’re doing something right, and good luck to them. One reason is that it delivers what you expect - it is the quintessential English pub. Well furnished, good selection of ales, comfortably quiet, a great place for relaxation. It’s easy to see how residents of North Newbald would make this their regular.

Only had beet here but from what I can see the food looks good and customers were clearly enjoying it. The landlord and his wife are lovely. It's an inviting warm pub with a log burner. There are some good ales and selection of real ale. I really like North Newbald and this pub is pitched just right, ample parking helps too.

Well kept beer. Tasty, proper homemade food served in generous but not over-facing portions. Good, friendly service. Comfortable seating, cosy decor and welcoming log burner. Dogs allowed in...an absolute necessity for us!

We have been four times when we moved to the village. But we will never go again. The manager is very rude shows no respect for anyone and he looks at you if you are a tramp. also the manager hates family's going in with there children. We have been in the Village 5 months and we find that the village people also find him EXTREMELY RUDE. We are very Disappointed because there is only two pubs in the village. But may say that i find the Gun across the road a great pub with great beer and also the food and staff are outstanding. everyone is made welcome the landlady is a wonderful Host.

Me and my 3 friends hiked from Brantingham to North Newbald today (18/10/14). We arrived at the Tiger Inn approx 10 minutes before it opened. We have been to the pub many times before and spent a considerable amount of money in there. Today, as the pub wasnt yet open and the seating areas were all vacant we decided to sit at one of the seats in the pub car park and start eating our packed lunch until the pub opened and we could then get a drink. The landlord came out of the pub and stood in the doorway of the back door and shouted at us that we are sat in his seats eating our own food. We explained that the pub wasnt open when we arrived and that we were coming in for a drink. After his continuous shouting at us saying things like he wouldnt come to our garden and sit and eat his own food, we decided to leave. This is a public house not his own private garden !! He was extremely rude which was totally uncalled for and he showed no respect or manners towards us. Had he demonstrated a bit of restraint and respect he maybe could have come across to us and had an adult and respectful conversation with us and allowed us to explain our intention to come into the pub as soon as it was open. The last thing he shouted to us was that we are not to come into the pub for a drink.....so I think that means we are barred !!! This was a very unusual experience and we were dumbfounded at his rudeness. How does he manage to keep customers if that is how he treats people !! He has lost our custom and we will not be returning back to that pub, there is much nicer one across the road called The Gnu with a lovely landlady.

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to the Tiger Inn. We happened to be there during the beer festival this year which was a pleasant surprise, I ordered the fish and chips and thoroughly enjoyed it. The pub has a great atmosphere and the staff are extremely friendly, it's well worth a visit.

Went today to look around north newbald,stopping close by in in few wks.Went to a lovely pub called The Tiger, Landlord and landlady very pleasant and the food was excellent also good value, so im now looking forward to haveing a few good frendly nights, with good entertainment Kev,Tracey, Amy and The dog Alfie.

A wonderful village pub, good food, nice surroundings and wonderful staff. Dog friendly and better than the chip van.

If you want a good wholesome pub lunch, visit here. You can go for a walk and return to a lovely atmosphere with good food at an affordable price. The beer is good too.

We do love the Tiger...honest, home-made food with very homely service. We love the traditional feel of the place and the warm welcome we receive every time we eat here, sometimes we even catch the very entertaining quiz . I can honestly say that the value for money here is great...see you again soon!!!

Had a meal with my wife here last week, locally sourced fresh fish, chips and peas (mushy of course). The fish was some of the best I've had in a long time, and washed down by a couple of very well kept real ales, from a choice of probably 4 or 5 different real ales.It looks like the owners have taken a lot of time to furnish and decorate the place, with some very comfortable chairs. It was a chilly evening, so the log burning fire was very welcome and added to the feel of the place.A lot of locals drifting in and out for an evening drink, mainly couples but one or two larger groups too. Never heard a word of complaint about the food or the drinks, so thats' got to be good.Sits right on the village green, with smashing views over the Yorkshire Wolds, I can imagine sitting outside on the benches having a nice cold drink when the weather improves. Idyllic.All in all one of the better choices in the area for what is more than just "pub grub".Recommended.

Was stumbled across by accident when driving from Beverley to Howden. We was given a warm welcome by the landlord and landlady. We was advised to order the fish and chips as it was brought in fresh that morning straight from the dock! My wife had the Pie (another home made recommendation) We visited on a Tuesday and left just a the pub started to fill up for the quiz. Quite a cracker or a village pub!

Great host, serves excellent beers. Order with ease by friendly waitress. Food delivered hot and fresh with great salad accompaniment, waitress asked if everything was ok, attentive service with drinks orders. Great value for money and even on a weekly night the place was filled with people enjoying a nice hand pulled pint. Nice atmosphere all round. Would recommend for good informal hospitality.