The Woolly Sheep Inn in Craven

What a lovely, homely and friendly place this is. Service was great, staff exceptionally friendly and engaging and well the food was outstanding

Very tidy and well presented. Staff were friendly and helpful. Welcoming to dogs. Menu was OK. Food portions were generous and generally very tasty. Gammon was extremely salty and missing the pineapple but apart from that we had a lovely meal

We were going to M&S in Skipton for something for Sunday lunch,we diverted to the Woolly sheep for a drink,some very fine Timothy Taylor beers on offer and busy,looking at the menu, two of the dishes on the main menu stood out The haunch of Venison and the beef brisket we decided to eat and believe me they were outstanding,beyond excellent and a unbelievable price ( just check out the descriptive on the menu), highly highly recommend. To explain the the title of this review we had Sunday lunch at the Michelin starred restaurant last week,believe me these main course meals were better in my opinion,or at least on a par,you must go. Some negative reviews on here about Sunday lunch not surprisingly,for gods sake people,you should learn,pick something freshly prepared at at any pub or restaurant, UNLESS of course if it’s The Hawthorn at Haworth then now that is a brilliant brilliant Sunday lunch. A very memorable and enjoyable lunch at The Woolly sheep,go enjoy.

We booked for Sunday lunch as someone advised it can get busy. There were 4 of us, all wanting a Sunday lunch. We ordered drinks and couldn’t believe the price of a large NZ Sauvignon £11.50!! The same wine I get in my favourite restaurant in Sheffield is £7.95, £11.50 is far too expensive! Wouldn’t order the wine again. The food arrived on hot plates and though the individual ingredients were tasty, the food was lukewarm at best. We had waited a time so decided to eat rather than send back. We all said afterwards we wished we had sent it back! The vegetables were a tiny portion and just a mix of veg altogether which none of us liked, they were barely warm. We ordered a cauliflower cheese at an additional price and that was disappointing too - could not taste cheese at all. First time we have visited but we won’t be returning unfortunately.

We were advised of what was not available on menu. Yes Charged £34 for a very average bottle of Sauvignon. No wonder it was so quiet. Will not be going back.

Firstly let me say the refurbishment of the pub and outside eating and drinking areas are fantastic. We arrived for Sunday lunch two of us ordered the beef dinner and two had the beef and ale pie, all I can say is the beef dinners came swimming in gravy and we're at best tepid so much so we returned them and when they returned the plates were hot but the food was the same temperature, my thoughts are all the Sunday lunches are plated up prior to order as they were too uniformly the same. We were given a discount on our bill but we won't be returning for food in future.

Had the best pub meal we have had in a very long time. Superb food, lovely service and a fabulous old building. A flight of Taylors beers not bad either!

We sat in the newly refurbished beer garden, what a treat. The Sunday lunch was superb in every way, we had a mix of meat Eaters and vegetarians and everybody was very impressed. The food was hot and delicious, staff couldn't do enough for us. We needed a replacement egg and it came within one minute! We would highly recommend this pub.

I was given a room that you could not swing a cat in, awful views , tiny window not letting much air into the room, I have mentioned this via email, they are not really acknowledging this. Do not book the room with a single bed in. Very Claustrophobic.

Stayed overnight. Lovely small hotel spotless room, great breakfast and great bar/restaurant food. Would I stay again its a big YES

My and partner had Sunday lunch at the Woolly Sheep we were very impressed with the outside dining area with the heater on ( 28 dinners using it ) the food was very nice indeed the only down was the mayo, not the best John my pattern was pick up on has soon has came to the table. see you again Bill & John

I had the lamb rump, it was very disappointing, I fed most of it to my dog. It was practically raw, it was very tough, and had a complete lack of flavour due to being undercooked and inedible. The bean friccasé was in a very salty gravy. All in all, very disappointing for £20+ . Told staff, but no apology from the kitchen for the very poor food. Partner had fish n chips, which he was happy with, though disappointed with the flavourless crab beignets for starters. You would expect crab to have plenty of flavour, and maybe some texture, these were just tasteless mush inside fritters.

Booked to stay only for 1 night but was pleasantly surprised. Accommodation was great clean spacious eat there too in the Restaurant had a great meal staff friendly and Efficient would definitely stay there again Great Location .

GREAT FOOD… Service not so good… the waitresses seemed dsinterested in the guests. More bothered about themselves and not a good vibe, unfortunately.

Welcomed on arrival by Eilish who was extremely helpful and pleasant.gave us her excellent local knowledge and is a credit to the Woolly Sheep inn. Room was spotless and beds were comfy. Shower and bath were both large and really topped off a great room. Bar service and breakfast service was impeccable!!! Such a great place and no hesitation giving a 5 star review..

Absolutely perfect stay ,great room in the anex, rm 10 overlooking carpsrk ,staff a credit and food and beers fantastic ,fresh milk is such a great change for morning cupper.such a warm place too ,very friendly and so easy to walk around Skipton

Popped in here for Sunday lunch, had a roast beef dinner and it was delicious. Staff were friendly, professional and the pub itself has a relaxing atmosphere. Recommend a visit and the food also

On arrival we checked in at the bar. Our room was accessed via the outside terrace, this was good as meant we could take the dog out in the morning without having to go through the hotel. The staff were lovely and all seemed to adore our girl Lola 😊 she was better fed than us during our 3 night stay! Lots of treats 😁 The location is fabulous, right in the centre and we had a great time exploring the area. We particularly enjoyed our walk through the woods. Even though it was raining, it was glorious to see and the duck pond was beautiful. We ate one night in the restaurant. It just so happened while we were there, it was Yorkshire Day and so I was able to enjoy a roast dinner with Yorkshire pudding. I was very excited about this, and if I’m being really honest, it was only ok. I’ve had much nicer. It was just lovely to spend an afternoon or evening in The Snug as the weather was very wet. Sitting there with a hot chocolate and reading a book was just bliss. Was so lovely to chat to other visitors too. One negative I really should highlight - the staff should be more vigilant to customers with aggressive dogs. Our evening was ruined one night by very selfish and irresponsible dog owners, who were seated at the door in The Snug, allowing their dog to go for every other dog who walked past. Our dog is well trained and it’s very upsetting, and frightening, witnessing this unacceptable behaviour. Despite the fact I hadn’t said a word about it, the dogs owner was just as aggressive as the dog, and started shouting over at us, calling us names and generally making a public show of herself. This was really rather distressing, caused us to have to cut our night short and leave The Snug. It would have been a far better resolution if the staff had told her to keep her dog under control, or leave. These selfish owners ruin the experience for everyone else.

We had to wait 15 mins for a table as it was so busy. The Timothy Taylors beer was exceptional, Service was first class and the food was top quality. Highly recommended

This is a nice pub located on Skipton's main street. While the entrance feels a bit like a corridor, it opens up to several cozy rooms inside. The decor and dishes give it that classic pub feel. We sat in the dog-friendly room which featured a fireplace, comfy armchairs, and a view out to the street. The food came out in no time and tasted great. Staff were friendly and attentive. It's definitely worth a visit.

Had the Sunday roast and both the food and service were great, 3 plates absolutely cleaned after a nice walk in Malham. Highly recommend!

We came to the pub with family after a day out at Malham. We had high hopes for a lovely meal and whilst the food did taste good we paid £17 for a lamb roasts which had hardly any meat on the plate at all. I was amazed and asked the waitress if this was right, there wasn’t even one slice, just some tiny scraps. The waitress was lovely and brought me some more out but still wasn’t what you’d expect for a £17 roast. Some veg was included but cauliflower cheese was £5 per portion and if you wanted cream on your sticky toffee pudding (not ice cream) it was an extra £1 on top of the £7.50 for the pudding. I know times are tough but for what seams like a pretty expensive dinner I’d have expected better.

Stayed for one night and had a room in the annexe which was a good size with plenty of wardrobe space and an ensuite shower and toilet. Comfy bed, hair dryer provided and a fan which was useful as it was a warm day. Ate in the bar in the evening and would definitely recommend the food. The fish and chips were excellent 👍. Good breakfast with plenty of choice. Friendly , helpful staff. Plenty of parking at the rear, tokens for barrier from the bar. Can't wait to return.

The wife and myself stayed here for 4 nights and had an excellent stay. Staff were friendly and helpful, our room was clean, comfortable and a good size. The breakfast was superb and catered for every taste. We also had 2 evening meals in their restaurant, which once again were superb! The bar is comfortable, especially the snug, although finding a table can be a challenge! A near perfect stay and worth every penny, we can’t wait to return!!! 😎👌🏻

A fantastic pub offering bed and breakfast accommodation. We were only staying one night but wish we could have stayed longer. The staff were welcoming, our room was beautifully decorated and spotlessly clean. And the breakfast offering was great. Really great value. Would definitely stop here again if visiting the area.

Fantastic place. We had dinner here to celebrate a birthday and managed to get seated last-minute after another place let us down. There were 11 of us and the staff were brilliant in making sure we were all sat as close together as possible, despite the late booking, and were generally very helpful throughout the evening. The food was lovely, freshly cooked with a good range of gluten free and nut free options available. Portion sizes were generous too. This one is on our list of places to eat next time we're in Skipton.

Loved it. It was busy, so I knew the food would be good. We all went for the burgers. Absolutely delicious. Sat and had a drink after. Had a great afternoon.

Stopped here for Sunday lunch while visiting the area for the weekend. Food was lovely, friendly staff. Defo worth a stop off

we arrived Friday pm and parked on their car park - with no problems and was made so welcome by the staff on duty in the main bar. Advised which room we were in - found room no problem ..upon entering ...was very pleasantly surprised by the faciltities and decor and cleanliness of the bedroom ..Very Comfortable nights sleep and excellent choice of breakfast ..will defo be returning.

We stayed at the Woolly Sheep with friends whilst attending a wedding. The rooms were tastefully furnished with everything you would need including a few nice touches. Both dinner and breakfast were well prepared and presented. The breakfast was excellent. Of particular note was how friendly the staff were. Andrea could not have been more helpful and genuinely friendly and interested. The location in the middle of delightful Skipton was handy and there is on site parking. We will definitely stay there again.

Came here for a night away for a birthday treat for my dog, we were made very welcome, the food was amazing too! We stayed in the annex which overlooked the car park, room was clean. The only thing i would say is it would...

Never again, used to go every week, A person called Martin spoiled the experience, he should be sacked , now i eat elsewhere. a dark pub, if you have any eye problems,

We had a table booked and just about managed to navigate our buggy with a sleeping baby through the restaurant. Our server was very nice, and the food was tasty - we had lamb roasts and steak and ale pie. The salted caramel profiteroles for...

A truly amazing experience. Thankyou Andy and Andrea and all the staff for making our 2 day stay so memorable. You made myself and brothers 60th visit one not to forget. The welcome so warm,the food amazing and of course the beer. Please thank everyone...

Popped in here as a couple when passing through after a Yorkshire Dales trip, as it was recommended by a local. The beer was fab, service great, so we had a meal each which is shown. My fish n chips was perfect for 12.50 and...

This pub is a long-time favourite of ours, and we took friends on a Friday afternoon (Market day). What on earth has happened - this pub used to be reliable for a great quality experience. One meal had to go back as not warm enough...

Had a meal in the woolly sheep in very poor value I had lamb roast one Small piece of lamb no bigger than a burger small chopped vegetables small mashed potato nice Yorkshire pudding meal wasn't very hot when paying £16 95 poor value won't...

Great find had a lovely evening meal for four I had venison starter which was delicious and very well presented It was Friday night steak night which included a free bottle of wine if you ordered two steak dishes from menu Two if us ordered...

Very nice food. Nicely presented. Meat very tender, and enjoyed the fondant potatoes which is never had before. Good range of beers.

Booked for Sunday lunch and chose the roast beef, a very beige plate of food arrived, a green vegetable would have improved the presentation,in a pool of gloopy gravy, thin slice meat , soggy roast potatoes . I certainly won’t be returning or recommending.

Cosy, warm, thoroughly traditional pub with a welcome to match. On a cold, wet, winter's afternoon, the roaring log fire, good food and selection of mighty fine Timothy Taylor cask ales is really all you will ever need.

Having booked a table on line what a nice cosy pub staff helpful and food was amazing dogs welcome couldn’t find a car park so park up the road

Amazing meal even though we booked last minute. The service was lovely, the food was amazing and the whole experience was faultless. Definitely will return. Thank you.

Went in based on reviews. The pub had a nice local feel and a good selection of beers. Staff were friendly and accommodating. We both had the roast beef which although was good quality, was lacking in size and therefore not exactly good value for...

Conveniently sited in the centre of Skipton with car parking not far away as are the bus station and railway station too. A true atmosphere of a very old pub. Food I would say is rustic but filling. Yorkshire sized portions of course. Plenty of...

Nice atmosphere, warm and cozy. Good selection of Timothy Taylor beers. Friendly staff. One of the best in town.

Came here for Sunday lunch with my Wife after reading such great reviews. We were not disappointed, the food was served hot with a generous portion size. The service throughout was first class. Plenty of different options from the menu at a reasonable price.

Had a superb Sunday roast and their gravy was proper gravy! Would thoroughly recommend, we didn’t book but still got in although I would recommend you did, we just happened to be early and got a table. You will not be disappointed in their Sunday...

Everyone was greeted like an old friend and the atmosphere was lovely. The real ales were well kept and varied. We didn't eat there but what came out of the kitchen looked fab and tasty. People sent back empty plates, says it all.

Stopped here for a pint and a wine whilst strolling round the market. Good selection of beers on sale.

One of the worst meals I've ever had. The game pie was a salty glutenous mass inside of pastry. Inedible. The 'hand cut' skin on fries tasted like cardboard. The veg was barely cooked. The staff was indifferent. Would definitely keep on walking next time.

Called in for drinks with my wife. Sat in front room, The Snug, I guess, and fell into a reverie of many years gone by. Service was friendly and efficient. There is a good sized larger drinking and dining area toward the rear of the...

Came with friends from Doncaster as part of Yorkshire Day celebrations. Selection of Timothy Taylor beers was on offer. Enjoyed the beer I drank. Was a nice friendly pub. Would definitely come back. Friends had no complaints either.

Went with a friend nice selection of drinks bit pricey but was happy to pay. Good service and with a smile too. Will return.

A meal in which you have set high expectations given the price bracket very quickly became one I would like to forget. I had game pie which was dry tasteless on the plate was also some potato product which was described as hand cut chips...

Very enjoyable stay room and shower a bit small but excellent breakfast good out door eating area well situated for shops and local amenities

A fantastic pub with a great ambiance. A unique choice of perfect Timmy Taylor beers on draught. Need to return to test the rest! Unfortunately the food was average pub grub with reheated chips.

Stayed here a couple of times now. It is traditional market town Inn with open log fire, solid beamed ceilings and hand pulled ale along with ciders and lagers. The rooms are top quality and the food is great quality. There is an outside seating...

The Woolly Sheep is a quirky pub and serves some great Timothy Taylor Ales. It is a great place to visit on a rainy wintry day because they have a very welcoming open fire. There is a good selection of ales and other drinks, something...

We've kept meaning to visit this pub when we're in town so we finally visited. We went 2 nights on the trot. Good service. We struggled to find somewhere to sit on the Saturday night and had to make do with the beer garden, which...

A quirky pub with a great atmosphere enhanced by the real fire. Dog friendly with friendly and attentive staff. A good selection of real Timothy Taylor’s real ales.

Great atmosphere and service, we both ordered standard fish and chips with peas. The fish was huge wedges were very greasy and tasteless. Massive portion of wedges and small portion of green mush. I wouldn’t recommend it and won’t be returning.

First and last visit, £25 for a rump steak is extortionate especially when they can’t prepare it as we requested. I would not recommend this bar for food. Staff are really warm and welcoming but the food is not what it is worth by any...

Called in here for a drink on our 1st afternoon in Skipton and decided to book a table for that evening. Both had burgers which were nice but could have done with some more accompaniments (salad, coleslaw, etc.) Range of 6 Timothy Taylor ales of...

Located in the middle of town this was a good base to explore the area. (But as a warning my sat. nav. took me to the rear of the car park not the entrance). Our room was a little compact but clean and well equipped....

We wanted a dog friendly pub and this one jumped out at us when we did our research, booked online a few weeks before we had our day out. A fabulous old building with lots of character, so dog friendly, our Vizsla Treacle had lots...

Lovely evening meal with extended menu as they offered a full Specials Board - so welcome when everywhere else is staying within the security of their standard menus - well done and keep it up! A lovely welcome, prompt service and excellent food with flexibility...

Twice I have tried to eat at this place, yet despite advertising that they serve food till 2100, both times I was told they had stopped serving before 2000.If you advertise you serve till 2100 then you should honour this.NOT stopping more than a hour earlier!This is unacceptable service.

Visited Skipton with my young teenage daughter, her friend and our dig today and we decided to give this place a try considering the high reviews on trip advisor. Well, I have never experienced such terrible behaviour from staff in any place I’ve eaten before....

Only called in for a drink whilst exploring Skipton. Pub on the main street and was very busy on the Sunday afternoon. Good choice of beers

Second time to the Woolly Sheep. Food not as good as last year and very limited menu. Average price for a pub meal. Very nice staff.

We were recommended to this pub for lunch by friends we were visiting Skipton with. Very nice. Good selection of beers (Timothy Taylor). On the strength of that we went back for an afternoon drink later - sat in the beer garden, very relaxing. Pleasant...

We tried here after reading the reviews on trip advisor. From the outside it looks small but inside it’s quite big, we sat in the lovely beer garden. We both had the steak and ale pie. This is probably the nicest pie we’ve ever had....

Really enjoyed our meal in this pub, so much we went twice! The belly of pork was really tasty and I throughly enjoyed the duck with noodles. My husband enjoyed his risotto and also the sausages. Good food, reasonably priced and felt really safe regarding...

Called for lunch on market day, this place is like the Tardis, it looks quite small from the outside but when you get in, it just keeps getting larger and larger, just great. Ambience is superb, staff very friendly and welcoming Had Panini sandwich of...

One night away so we could do the Valley of Desolation walk and Simon’s Seat. Enjoyed a wander round Skipton market and visited the amazing pie shop just off the high street. Like it Clean comfortable room with some nice touches of a token for...

Visited with a friend who I haven’t seen since lockdown started, as we always ‘used’ to enjoy a drink at this pub. Could not believe the extortionate price of £4.20 for a pint of Knowle Spring Blonde, which tasted awful (we are usually keen Timmy Taylors supporters). We left after one pint, when we would usually have enjoyed more.

Having eaten regularly pre-covid we were looking forward to a nice meal out. Main and wine were delicious but spoilt by an over priced dry desert of sticky toffee pudding. Great shame, we will now be looking for somewhere else to eat.

We visited today as a family and I have to say I've never had such an awful meal apart from when I was at primary school. The vegetable crumble was just a milky mess with a plastic cheese topping, the mash potatoe reminiscent of school dinners and the roast potatoe with it hard. Luckily I had my dog with me so he enjoyed some of it! The covered area was quite nice but I'd never recommend anyone eat here.

We were on a barge holiday so no idea what time we would arrive so couldn't book. Arrived at 7.30pm on the first weekend of outdoor service,never expecting to get a table. All staff were very polite,explaining reservations obs had priority,we decided to wait,and we didn't wait long at all for a table. We ordered drinks and meals,although it was a chilly eve the food was brought on hot plates and it didn't go cold before we had eaten absolutely brilliant thankyou to all staff and chef would highly recommend

Having been encouraged to book by the website but seen no available slots, we didn't think we'd be calling in today on our first visit to Skipton in a year. However we were pleased to notice in passing that there are a number of tables set up at the side of the rear car park for walk-in customers, with the beer garden set aside for bookings. The staff efficiently assigned us a table, informed us of track & trace etc, then we used the full table service to order a pint and a panini each, which we enjoyed very much. Well worth popping by when you've not been to a pub in 13 months, keep up the good work!

Ignored several times. Waited far too long to be served and waitress very abrupt,served other people first that came in after us and when confronted was very rude. Poor customer service and would not give us her name. Will not be returning.

Our last two visits have been during Covid restrictions, the pub is warm and friendly and the food is great. We felt safe and will definitely be back. All adds to our enjoyable stays in Skipton...

Lovely meal in different conditions. Served by Olivia who was so nice and friendly. An asset to the restaurant

The first day was fine, though the weather was not. Computer system worked and reservation was found! Had already checked in via t'internet. If the Boris "clocking in system" persists, like the bl...y, them make sure you tap the app, anathema to me at 72, or fill in the appropriate form. Or, you may be asked to fill one in on your second day as a resident! Room was on the canal side, not that one can see it, on far side of beer garden, named Landlord. Comfortable and spacious, with everything on hand from packets of biscuits to sewing kit in the bathroom. And plenty of towels, even for most discerning of women! My Down's son and I had no probs!The dinner was good, if a little sparse {Pan fried duck}. I had never had sweet potato dumplings but I found the two small one on the plate, "firmer" than my worst. Maybe that's how they should be. The other veg were excellent. My son enjoyed his f & chips, and both breakfasts, which are tailored to one's taste. These are not normal days so one has to adjust. Given that interaction with the staff and other customers is verboten, we enjoyed our second stay and will go again. We would have been earlier, and booked, but Chinese exports intervened. The Hotel was very kind and charged us nothing, even though due to dithering, I had passed the cancellation deadline.

Just been for tea tonight and it was lovely we had the large fish and chips which was amazing and a friend had the pizza followed by chocolate sponge both food and service was brilliant. Very COVID safe too. Would def recommend.

We booked to come on a Saturday after the November Lockdown. The food was lovely as always, but the service was incredibly slow! After we were seated and a drinks order was taken it was 35 minutes before we asked to order food. Similar happened for desserts. Given all bookings have a two hour time limit its difficult to enjoy your meal. Tables around us were refused their final drinks and were rushed to pay and leave as other bookings had arrived. Current restrictions make things difficult for the hospitality industry I know, but more attentive service at the beginning would prevent rushing to leave. All staff members were incredibly friendly and helpful when we were able to find them!

This was our 3rd visit to the Woolly Sheep inn and it was great to see when we arrived (Saturday 31/10/20) that it was busy and vibrant . I was most impressed with the pubs covid strategy, they had worked out a plan which all the staff understood and acted on . I would say 99% of the customers complied but I did witness a young man trying to order 4 shots after last orders and the young , male member of staff stood his ground and admirably said no , so a big shout for all the staff at the Woolly Sheep for a well worked plan in difficult circumstances. We had lunch in the pub , I had a posh fish finger sandwich in a baguette which was delicious, they have a good range of ales to suit all tastes , my favourite being Ram Tam which for some reason has been renamed Dark Landlord and they also have Hell a Bavarian lager which is very good. Our room was amazing so comfortable and tastefully decorated. Breakfast as always was fantastic. I really cannot fault the Woolly Sheep at all , it is the only place I will stay in Skipton it’s that good. I do hope all the staff survive lock down , I know it will be difficult for them financially and hope a pray this will be the last lock down, stay safe.

Just popped on first a couple of drinks in the evening. Very friendly service, comfortable seating area in front snug .

Me & my partner had been walking around Skipton & remembered this pub was recommended while we visited Teeside for a few days in the area,We had walked in, was greeted soon as possible asked to use the covid code to check in & was explained fully of the new restrictions. We was sat down and handed menus, we had followed the menu where it had stated "online" & it was so fast and easy.Both ladies who served us drinks & food was incredible. The manager im sure was very helpful to direct us out the building when it was our time to leave with their one way system. - food was beautiful we was both defeated by the amount was very filling! Beautiful burger & a flat bread we had ordered.Will come again next time we are down the area.Thank you to the staff.

Went for a drink and asked if we’d booked, told them we hadn’t and reply was we’re full. Didn’t ask if we’d like to wait for a table to become available. It was pouring down with rain and we had our 18 month old baby in her pushchair with us.

Visited following a recommendation. Big mistake. Large fish and chips expensive at £15, regular fish and chips miniscule. Chips overcooked and tough, pea mash was cold. Customer service attitude was - “sorry you’ve eaten it”A disappointing experience in such a lovely town which, fortunately, has many other and better places in which to eat.

Was our 30th anniversary so booked in here for a couple of nights .The pub and its location is absolutely perfect if you want to explore the town and the stunning surrounding countryside.We hit the rain for 2 days so spent a little bit longer indoors than we expected but the food and beer and friendly atmosphere made up for the weather !The staff were falling over themselves to cuddle our spaniel Buddy and couldn't do enough to for us.The room was beautiful and to a very high standard.Very cosy , tea and coffee facilities and lovely bathroom.The pandemic rules were adhered to and didn't diminish our stay there , I only wish we'd had a week or a fortnight there !Well done guys , do not change a thing !

Due to the ongoing Pandemic, and whats expected on Monday 12th Oct. My wife and I, decided to,m spend a Sat Night at The Woolly Sheep. We were NOT disappointed. There was Social Distancing, and everything was sanitised. The Beer was absolutely on Top form, especially the Ram Tam [now called Landlord Dark]. Our room was clean warm everything you could want. The Menu was cut down [due to the Pandemic], but was still of a high quality. The Staff were really helpful, and pleasant. Qe would definitely Stay There again, we were not disappointed

Tim Taylor's say no more. Lovely pub. Covid protection spot on. Cant wait to visit again. Outside space is comfortable and heated.

Had a Sunday roast and it was delicious. The beef was pretty amazing. The staff were lovely too. We would highly recommend.

Really lovely place to stay food lovely breakfast really good and the staff work so hard to make everything just right. Loved our room number 10 will definitely be back. Lovely stay.

Had a meal there which was excellent but if your a wine drinker make sure you price the bottle before ordering or you may get a shock.

Lovely pub & well worth a visit whilst in Skipton. Friendly & helpful staff. Excellent social distancing measures in place. Great food & service with the added bonus of being dog friendly. Would highly recommend.

The staff at the Woolly Sheep are very friendly and there is a good choice of drinks. A wide range of beers, including some Timothy Tailor's we've never tried. Food was mixed. I enjoyed my burger and sides. We also had the pie which was okay, and the award-winning sausage and mash was also okay. The pub is well set out with COVID-19 guidelines. We all felt very comfortable during our time at the Woolly Sheep as there is clear one way markers, hand sanitizers and test/trace. If we come back to Skipton we will revisit