Wolds Inn in East Riding of Yorkshire

Situated in the heart of the Yorkshire Wolds, this is a truly magnificent place to visit. We've been a few times and always enjoy great food, wonderful atmosphere and the friendliness of the staff. It has a terrific bar and separate restaurant, caters for everyone and is very popular with the walking community. Being disabled I come with my own set of problems which the management and staff have absolutely no difficulty coping with. It's a place where I feel safe and as such my wife can relax. If you haven't been you're missing out!

Very disappointing now.....think they must of lost the chef they had..... Was really nice...

Rude staff ignored us standing at the bar, no longer a place to go for a drink after a walk, now more of a restaurant

Visited here after a walk out on the Yorkshire Wolds with the dogs. Half of the pub is dog friendly and the other half is for those without their furry friends. Very nice food served, all in good time and piping hot! Friendly staff too, more than willing to chat about the local area and the weather. Excellent place - we will be returning in the future!

Only called in to make a booking for a group of Walkers.

Has a very good Chicken Supreme and Apple Crumble. Very tasty indeed

Four of us went for a meal on Saturday evening. We were greeted by a very efficient , friendly head waiter. Our drinks order was taken quickly. Lots of choice on the menu, the food was delivered promptly, presented well and was delicious. I can honestly say that I have never received such attentive, service anywhere before.

What a lovely pub. Out on the edge of the Wolds, beautiful scenery & really good food. Warm & friendly atmosphere & obviously a very popular place to eat.

Superb quality food, great service in lovely surroundings. Well worth a visit. We popped in for lunch (phoning ahead first just to make sure there was space), we both ended up going for the pork chops as they sounded very interesting. See pictures of the menu. Craft beer was superb and we thought overall very reasonably priced for this level of dining. We will be back!

Fantastic service, the food was brilliant and the atmosphere is very warm and inviting. The place felt fresh, clean and inviting

The staff went over and beyond. The Steak pie is absolutely delicious second to none I've ever had.

Nice location, nice food, good prices, nice atmosphere, friendly staff. Plenty of walks nearby

Had another lovely meal here on New Year's Eve, great food, service and atmosphere.

Set in the beautiful Yorkshire Wolds in Huggate. The ideal place for a pint and a meal after a pleasant walk. Good atmosphere, dogs allowed in the bar. Decent beer, nice food.

We had a Christmas party in the private room. Really tasty food I had the pie. The staff were very helpful and friendly.

I’m afraid the wolds inn does not have the atmosphere it used to with the previous owners Trying to be something it is not The food has suffered as a result

Being keen walkers we have stayed in lots of pubs this is up there as one of the best we have stayed at Fab food super friendly staff and lovely room You will be impressed

Visited with our border collie & made very welcome. Spotlessly clean bar, very friendly staff & a good selection of beers & wine. Very tasty food, one of the best steak pies ever tasted. Well worth visiting if you are hungry & in the area.

The best steak pie I've had. Tender meat in tasty gravy with an excellent pie crust. Pams lamb roast dinner was also excellent with tasty veg and a yorkshire pudding for good measure. Mine was followed up with a great syrup sponge with ice cream. Well done Wolds Inn and its lovely staff

Based on our experience dining here twice during our stay in Huggate for a family holiday, it seems to us that the older and poorer reviews were taken on board by the owners. The menu was well thought out, with some subtle twists on common pub food - as well as some fully traditional ones. We felt the prices were lower than the quality of the meals reflected, and our first visit had us book again for a second visit, we didn’t even think of finding somewhere else. We had a range of meals, from wagyu burgers to chicken burgers, salmon fillets to fish and chips and steak. We couldn’t fault any of them, a genuinely lovely experience and staff who were attentive without being over the top. We’d certainly come back again if ever in the area.

Best Sunday Lunch in years, fabulous portion of melt in the mouth beef, home made Yorkshire puds1 or 2 , crispy roasts, mash & fresh veg that was not over cooked. So tasty, well done wolds inn, you’ve got it spot on. Your chef has done you proud. We will be back every couple of of weeks.

Went for a late lunch today at Wolds Inn Huggate. A nice friendly welcome by the attentive staff. Had the Roast Beef with vegetables ( which were freshly cooked) and the beef is locally sourced. Tender and tasty. Plenty of choice on the menu for Sunday lunch. The new owners certainly doing a great job.

We were greeted warmly, the staff were friendly and attentive. The atmosphere was buzzing and happy. It was very busy. The four of us all had different meals which all arrived promptly and looked and tasted wonderful. Our friends were stopping the night and said their room was delightful and had obviously been recently refurbished. We will be visiting again for more delicious food and great service as soon as we can.

On the plus side, this is a great pub in a lovely area, plenty of atmosphere and serving staff are friendly and efficient; and a fairly good wine list compared to a lot of local pubs. However, we went with friends who like it "cheap and cheerful". It says "pub grub" and that is what you get - scampi, gammon, steak pie, deep fried fish etc. My starter of garlic mushrooms was very good, but my main of Hunters Chicken was so dry I wondered if it was bought in pre-cooked and then microwaved. If I did the cooking here, I would have a Specials Menu and/or a Fish of the Day to make it more interesting than boring "pub grub". When I go out I like to eat food which is at least as good as I can cook at home and I am afraid that this isn't the case here. I know people like cheap food, but they could charge more for "specials" which would encourage a wider clientele.

Incredible Sunday lunch. Food has really got back to its usual top drawer standard here over the last couple of months and it’s fantastic to see. New owners doing a great job. Will be back most weeks now for our Sunday roast! Portion sizes are incredible and you can tell the food has been made with love.

Absolutely nothing wrong with our lunch here. A pleasant atmosphere, friendly staff and decent food. Unlike a previous report, my steak pie completely filled my plate, the chips could have been crisper, may have been left for a few minutes, but that’s all. Well worth the journey to get here.

My wife and I are doing the coast to coast cycle route from Bridlington to Morecambe. The Wolds Inn is a convenient 35 miles into the trip so we decided to stop there. The welcome we received was lovely and warm, the staff couldn’t do enough for us. The room was small but the bed was very comfortable, absolutely no complaints. I have read some reviews on here complaining about portion size. My evening meal, ham, egg and delicious homemade chips was enough to satisfy. The breakfast however was enormous and set me up for a full days cycling. See the photo below. Also impressed with the availability of vegan food, which my daughter would have been impressed with. All in all, our stay the Wolds Inn was very memorable mainly for the very friendly welcome but also for the food and smooth draught Timothy Taylor’s Landlord. I would whole heartedly recommend a stay.

We were keen to try the Wolds Inn under its new ownership. First impressions were very positive with a warm comfortable refurbished bar, a good selection of beers and welcoming staff. The place was overrun with staff with 8 slightly over eager but keen teenage waiting staff. This pub always had a reputation for hearty portions of good food so we opted for the now rather punchily priced (£16 ) steak pie. Pictures speak a thousand words and say what arrived was disappointing was an understatement. A handful of chips , a rather small piece of pie and a little tub of garden peas . An oversized gravy boat occupied half the plate which when removed revealed how mean the portion was. The quality of what was there was actually good albeit some fresh vegetables would have been nice . That said we were disappointed and left hungry. I know times are hard in hospitality but at that price point we expected both quality and a reasonable quantity. I do hope it’s just a teething issue so we will try again but not for a while.

We have been regulars at the Wolds Inn for Sunday lunch for a number of years because we regarded it as the best for miles around. New owners took over a month ago, but unfortunately it has gone downhill in several ways. In the past, the food was always excellent, especially the Roast Beef which was always presented neatly on the plate with a seperate dish of vegetables. We gave it a try 3 weeks ago, and were disappointed, but decided to give it a second chance this week. We were even more disappointed. Thankfully the roast beef was still as good as always, and more that enough of it, but the presentation was awful. There is a move at a lot of restaurants nowadays to pile everything untidily on the plate, rather than think about appearance, and on both our recent visits this was happening here, to the extent that all the items were mixed up. The veg were still served seperate, but were almost raw and inedible. We left ours. We spoke to one of the management, who said that he would speak to the chef, but the reaction left us feeling that there would probably be no change. WE WILL GIVE IT ONE MORE TRY SOON. Other diners were also not happy. One couple nearby waited a long time to be served, and returned their food and left, because it was inedible, and another family were heard complaining amongst themselves.

It was lovely to see such a busy pub. Perfect place to eat after a lovely walk. Food was great and lovely staff. We will definitely be back.

Came here for lunch and what an amazing experience. Staff were amazing and friendly. Food was great. Steak was juicy and very generous portions. Will definitely return!

Fantastic food and a really friendly atmosphere. New management have made a real difference and the pub offers a really wholesome environment. Will definitely be back!

The food was absolutely awful, such a shame as used to be brilliant. Dried cheap meat, instant mashed potato, frozen veg, cold food which had to be sent back, no cutlery and no taste. When we complained the mangers response was disappointing and patronising. Apparently...

Visited here for a late Sunday lunch. The whole experience was poor and chaotic. The staff appeared to be disorganised and unresponsive to requests. We were sat with our food waiting for cutlery which we had to ask for twice. Other requests for sauces and...

Thought we’d give this a whirl as Just under new management um I wasn’t over impressed in first entering the pub . There was no one at the bar and eventually a young girl came and said excuse me but there’s someone in the cellar...

We went the day after reopening. The food and customer service were excellent with a menu that has kept the old favourites but also introduced new dishes (the fish cake and poached egg was a winner). We will definitely start going again with friends and...

The wolds Inn now has new owners and what a transformation. The food was excellent and we were given such a warm welcome. The food menu still has the traditional pub grub with additional special dishes and a varied wine list. The decor in the...

Visited here for first time even after reading lots of negative reviews but thought I would make my own mind up .Unfortunately the reviews are correct the landlord and landlady are probably the most miserable couple running a pub I have ever had the misfortune...

Stopped here for lunch accompanied by our dog after a long walk. Nice looking pub. Nice menu. Our food was good. BUT, not a hello, no smiles,no interest at all. Not even when we paid! This must be a walkers stopping place. We won't be...

This public house is clean and lovely decorated the food is average but the staff were unbelievably unsociable not a smile on any of the faces no welcome or good bye I think we will find another pub which will appreciate our custom we have...

A welcome stop-off for a lunch on a cold Winter's day - a warm fire, friendly staff and ideal pub food: hearty, filling, well-cooked and presented and good value for money.

Visited here for lunch on a Saturday when walking in the area and enjoyed it. A good selection of drinks, a decently priced menu and polite staff. The food was very nice and had the chicken breast with crispy bacon and a Stilton sauce plus...

Booked table for 5 friends for Sunday evening meal. The food was very good with a remarkable steak pie. Friendly staff and calm atmosphere - we enjoyed a very nice evening. Would thoroughly recommend.

Our family group had Sunday lunch at The Wolds Inn yesterday. The roast lamb was fantastic, the roast potatoes, mash and vegetables all cooked to perfection. The Yorkshire puddings are enormous. Portions were huge but we managed to follow with Eton Mess, Bread & Butter...

I’ve taken advantage of their local home delivery service for a takeaway on a couple of occasions now. They’re very friendly over the phone placing the order and the food arrives safely and well packaged on the doorstep at the agreed time. Steak pie is...

Varios amigos y yo fuimos a almorzar hoy a este pub después de un agradable paseo. Pensé que la comida era mucho mejor que la media: tenía un pastel de carne, patatas fritas y verduras. No es barato a los 13. 95, pero en el primer cajón, así que pensé que valía la pena. Tomé una pinta de Theaksons XB, que también disfruté.Se admiten perros, lo cual fue bueno. Como muchas otras personas han dicho que visitan este pub, el personal no está bendecido con personalidades gregarias, pero en general lo disfruté y lo visitaría nuevamente.

First visit here, Good Friday lunchtime. Prompt service, tasty food, generous portions. Not too busy, mainly walkers, some cyclists. Real ales available.

I enjoyed a mid walk pint here and it was very pleasant to sit outside and enjoy it. I thought service was good and pleasant filling up my water bottles with no issues.

He estado aquí unas cuantas veces ya que la comida ha sido buena. Incluso me he puesto recientemente con un propietario grosero que le grita a mi papá "¿qué pasa, no puedes oir?" (Los dos audífonos de papá pueden haberle dado una pista). Hoy fue finalmente nuestra última visita. Ignorado cuando entró, finalmente frunció el ceño, luego se ignoró por lo menos durante 15 minutos cuando queríamos ordenar, aunque no estuviéramos ocupados. Nos fuimos. No mereces clientes.

Hemos visitado el Wolds Inn varias veces, pero no para el almuerzo del domingo. El restaurante estaba lleno pero habíamos reservado el día anterior.La comida era la excelente comida habitual. Aunque estaba ocupado, las verduras que acompañaban al asado eran al dente y no estaban demasiado cocidas. El primer plato era sabroso pero no demasiado abundante.La camarera fue muy servicial y amable, pero siempre deseamos que los dos empleados del bar varones sonrían más y hagan que uno se sienta bienvenido al llegar. Siempre son muy amargos.

Looking at their webpage, we didn't expect the Wolds Inn to be open for lunch on a Monday - but it was and we enjoyed first class food and service. The dinner menu looks interesting and I'm sure we shall visit again.

Stopped whilst on the way of the roses cycle tour with 2friends for dinner and a drink and the staff kindly let us camp in the pub garden. Food and beer was great and the friendly and kind staff were very much appreciated.

The title will become obvious. Family meal, pub was very busy so had to wait a while for service and food, but no problem with that. Landlord was taciturn as always (he has this down to a fine art), but staff service was excellent. Food was very good, generous portions and tasty. Service also very good.When it came to paying bill, Landlord was busy ignoring customers so I put cash and bill (with tip) on counter and indicated to him that I had so done and we left.On walking down to car,, the Landlady came rushing towards us shouting out that we had not left enough money for bill (£1.20p short she said, this on a bill of just under £70.) I knew that I had left more than enough and said so. She then said that she had the wrong bill and went back to the pub. I found the whole episode quite amazing, firstly to go shouting out in public that I had tried to "rob" her of a whole £1.20p and then discover that she had in fact made a mistake without any form of apology. Even if I had underpaid, such a small amount was hardly worthy of such dramatics. I now live just outside the village and this pub would be my local were it not for the attitude of the owners. Pity, it has the potential to be a really good pub, but will not get my money until it changes hands.

Nos mostraron en nuestra habitaciones muy limpias y cómodas por una camarera muy encantadora, las habitaciones eran justo lo que necesitaba para descansar después de un largo día de ciclismo. Nos hicieron incómoda por el personal senior (propietario incluido) que eran gruñones, gemido y pasota en el bar. Nos quedamos totalmente impresionados por el precio de la comida para la cena y el desayuno, que era delicioso, pero las nubes. Tuvimos una estancia cómoda, pero todos estamos de acuerdo que era demasiado caro y podría haber sido mejorado por el personal hospitalario.

Excellent ale, lovely assistant staff, good food, miserable owner who moaned and didn't seem to like people or serving them.

Anniversary meal & overnight stay. Had Yorkshire pudding & my husband had prawn cocktail to start then we both had pork loin, huge portions plenty of fresh vegetables & lots of mash thank you again for a lovely meal & stay.

We stayed at the pub in October 2011 while walking the Wolds Way. Accomodation is limited. We arrived in the afternoon and were not allowed in. The landlord made us wait outside in the cold because he had a hunting party coming in and clearly didn't want two hikers in his bar. We actually wanted to go to our (pre-booked) room so wouldn't have been in the bar. We were very cold by the time we were allowed in. The girl who worked behind the bar was very friendly and helpful, sorting out our packed lunches for the following day and brought a portable heater to the dining area because I was still cold. Had there been any where else to stay we would have left.

Después de alojarme en una casa en este pub huggate era la única cosa alrededor.

Mi esposa y yo nos alojamos una noche aquí durante la semana, durante la caminata de los Yorkshire Wolds camino.

14 ramblers needed a good lunch at a specific time. We got just that - good food and good service all at very reasonable prices.

Visitamos un sábado por la noche. Era bastante y le faltaba ambiente. La comida nos pareció muy regular y caro. Los aperitivos eran sencillas y la única cosa que parecía fresca era la lechuga y rodajas de naranja. Los platos principales de nuevo la comida normal, parecía estar directamente del congelador

Returning after a year or so this place hasn't changed,inside the wood panneling on the walls is still as fresh as ever,it's a quaint place,the staff are very attentative to your needs.the menu caters for all types and covers a wide range of products,you need to go on an empty stomach as the portions are huge.this is the place to go if you have a great appetite.i will not leave it as long next time if there was a down side there's no wifi and no disabled toilet,the toilets are spotlessly clean but could do with a upgrade.

Alojarse en la zona de vacaciones de una semana descubrimos este pub y pensamos que nos daría una oportunidad. . Personal amable y una excelente opción en el menú. La comida era excelente y las porciones son enormes. De hecho volvimos en otras dos visitas y no nos decepcionó en absoluto.

Noche fabulosa comida y todos, la comida muy buena, el servicio era muy bueno aunque eran bastante completo. Nos dijo que todo. le comer allí. .

Agradable parada para almorzar después de caminar el camino, pero nuestra Wolds sandwich sandwich de ensalada que tenía más. Sí, un corte de naranja parece buena, pero no es un sándwich de queso.

After deciding for the family to go on a walk in Huggate, we knew there was this pub. As a...

The portion sizes were generous , slow but friendly service but the food appeared to be reheated from frozen and some microwaved ...... very sorry to say. The feta and spinach goujons were dry and tasteless, the plaice disappointing. The sticky toffee pudding ranged from warm to blister your mouth in the same mouthful. Won't be going back. I don't like to write negative reviews but it wasn't good value at all.

Quiet at 3.15 when we called in for lunch. Good menu to choose from - we had Beef Sandwich with chips from the bar menu and Steak Pie with peas and chips from the Sunday lunch menu. Both were very good and enjoyable.

Traditional pub food well cooked and plenty of it.i had the rack of lamb and Larry had the pork in ciderBread and butter pudding with custard lovelyGreat pint of aleAll at sensible prices

We called in here on Sunday for lunch whilst out and about.Both my husband and myself had the roast beef and Yorkshire pudding.First the Meat and Yorkshire pudding was served then a variety of 3 veg to share after with lots of extra gravy.The meat was absolutely delicious and lots of it.Would recommend anyone passing to call in here for Sunday lunch,2 x Roast Dinner,G&T and a coke £28.The only down side was it was rammed with walkers,buying cups of tea so at one point the bar area had a massive queue as they were all buying for themselves,this could be quite annoying for anyone eating in the bar area.Well worth a visit if passing

Four of us had an excellent lunch on a cold and miserable January day. Although the pub was quiet, not unusual for this time of year, it was warm and welcoming with a glowing stove and homely atmosphere. Two had roast duck and this was declared as the best they had eaten, other than at home. There were plenty of fresh vegetables along with chips and mashed potatoes. Two had seafood platter. There was just the right amount with a delicious tartare sauce.Definitely worth another visit in the near future

Recently visited here with some friends and I can't believe how dead it was, I remember when you had to book well in advance to get in here and this time we went we could pick where we wanted to sit. Maybe this was due to the food standard, I ordered the chicken goujons and chips, the batter that the chicken was cooked in tasted old and very greasy taste to it and the chips were scrappy and were of poor quality too not like proper home made chips. Another thing we noticed was the size of plates has decreased everything looked too small for the plate.Unfortunately service was poor too we weren't approached if we wanted deserts it's like they forgot about us because they were too focused on setting tables for breakfast and we had to ask for the bill disturbing or what felt like the staff at the back of the bar, I think customer service training is required, unfortunately it was a very disappointing meal out at the wolds inn won't be returning.

I've eaten here a number of times always been happy with the food !! Just find the landlord a little miserable!! He could make more effort and am not the only one to have this opinion!!

lovely staff, great food, very large portions, very good service and a wide variety of drinks reasonably priced too

We popped in for a light lunch. Had been to the restaurant before at night and was very impressed. The village is a delight and the pub very friendly. As before the food was excellent and cant wait to go back again when in the area.

Colin and I went to "The Wolds Inn" at Huggate tonight for tea. How disappointed we were. Colin had battered mushrooms stuffed with stilton cheese to start (glad I didn't have them as they were running in cooking oil), I had homemade pate which was lovely but the toast came wrapped in a serviette with cold butter and nowhere to butter it (but on the serviette). We bothordered "Homemade steak pie with lots gravy" (apparently a speciality). Well the pastry was rock solid, with warmed up chips and dried up steak. We had to complain it was so bad (something we have never done in the 40 years we have been together),We re-ordered chicken stuffed with MEGA DRIED APRICOTS and stilton cheese (which we couldn't find). Very plain and boring( It took over 30 minutes for the chicken to arrive) while we were waiting i assume it was thelandlady kept appearing from behind the bar and giving us the eye. She really wanted to intimate us, well sorry pet but it didn't work!!!!I don't think it was just us, there was a young couple on the next table one had steak pie which she left I think she was 2 young and afraid to say anything(we knew she wasn't happy because she didn't eat it) and the pork the young man had was too dry but again he didn't say anything. However we just accepted it was what it was but said to each other we would never go back, we did however feel like it was slap in the face (thanks to the landlady behind the bar) when we got the bill. The chicken was £1 more than the steak pie and they made sure we paid it. We had 2 glasses of wine and 1 beer between us and they never offered to give us a free drink or any compensation. Well "The Wolds Inn" @ Huggate you can stick where the sun doesn't shine and coming into winter !!!! Never again:(

a country pub that wont allow dogs! clearly run by city folk with no idea. The 'landlady' left me stood in one bar for 10 min before i went around to the other room and finally got a pint so i could return to my dog outside and the torrential rain.

Love this place! Great food, great staff and reasonable prices. Beautiful village location, nice surroundings and overall a very friendly comfortable place.

Looking for somewhere to eat on returning from a day trip to the coast. Our satnav took us to this place as it was the closest to where we were, could not have made a better choice. A good menu with plenty of options and a range of prices. Portion sizes were good. I had the Whitby platter which consisted of haddock and skate gougons, breaded scampi and scallops. served with a salad garnish and tartare sauce it came with chips and a plate of vegetables. I am glad I did not order a starter as I would not have managed to finish the main. Sweets were a no no for the same reason which was a shame. The food was well prepared and presented. There was a good selection of wines which could all be bought by the glass or bottle. the pub is a character place, low beams and lots of atmosphere. B&B was available and would be a nice place to use as a centre for touring.

Nice, relatively friendly pub and restaurant. Good selection of vegetables with food. We went on a Sunday and the menu was limited. There was a set price menu, although it was a little bit prices if just having main at £11. Nice, a destination pub, but not sure it's worth making the effort, well not on a Sunday anyway.

My Friend lives in the area, last time I visited was this time last year.Before one starts the portion size are very generous, last year I had the steak Pie which was delicious, however this year I went for the full loin of Pork with mashed potatoes and the Veggies, absolutely delicious and just managed an Eton Messe as a desert.The beer is well looked after and superb, I had a Theakston Black Bull before the meal, very nice, also had a very nice Aussie Shiraz with the meal.My friend had and his partner had Gammon steaks, massive and both plates were cleared.We had booked our table and I would suggest you all book, as it was full on a Sunday evening when we were there.In my parlance when in the area, its a Boomerang place, you always come back.

Discovered this place years ago.Didn't really want others to know about it !!.Was interested to see why it had a few recent negatives. No problem all was well Food ace.Beer good.Atmosphere good.The negative reviews a group of sad cyclists.

Arrived here at 5pm as part of a cycling holiday, there was no sign of the owners and had to be let in by friends who had arrived earlier. The rooms were small and tired and smelled vaguely of damp. To be fair the food was good and the waiting staff were friendly and attentive. The owners however were less than friendly and we were never treated to a smile at any time during our stay. The worst place we stayed during the Way of the Roses trip, not recommended.

The whole atmosphere was 'prickly' here with a feeling of underlying tension. I have to say that I had a decent meal with a very well cooked lamb chop and the serving staff were helpful and friendly. The accommodation was average, but It was the owners who spoilt the whole experience for us. Their attitude was surly and unfriendly and we certainly won't be going back.

Spent the week on holiday in the village and used the pub most days. I found both the staff and the locals most welcoming. Contrary to other opinions on here, I found the landlord most approachable and enjoyed informative conversation about the local area. Food and drink were excellent and would recommend a visit.

After travelling for some time looking for a B&B for one night we came across The Wolds Inn. Booked in for one night and although they were busy they fitted us in for an evening meal - which was served quickly and good value. Husband had beef pie, packed with good lean meat, plenty of veg perfectly cooked. My choice was chicken breast with apricots and Stilton cheese, very tasty and large portion. Didn't need a desert as we were too full! The en suite room was comfortable and clean. Breakfast was full English and excellent! Landlady was pleasant and waitresses although obviously busy were cheerful and helpful. Would stay there again.

We stopped here whilst walking in the wolds area and the choice of food was excellent. The staff asked about our day and where we walking. There were four of us and we had three different meals which arrived quickly and everyone was very impressed. I have to say it was the creamiest mashed potatoes I've ever had. Our only regret was we found this on the last day of our holiday. It really is a beautiful area and several of the locals stopped to say hello too. A real traditional country pub well worth a drive out if you don't live local.

My husband and i decided to have a run out and sample the food at the Wolds inn .Never been before and will never go again.We walked in around 12.30pm and just one couple in.The landlord was tidying a table ,never looked up or acknowledged us in anyway.We sat down and hubby went to the bar to find a menu.He mistakenly picked up a sweet menu and landlord gave him the food menu and asked if we wanted a drink with no friendliness or smile.The food came served by a pleasant enough waitress.It looked like something the local transport cafe might serve up.The gammon was thin and overcooked .Pineapple greasy.Everything else on the plate was deep fat fried onion rings mushrooms etc.The chips came in a dish in stuck together with dirty looking grease.All tasted just so greasy.The veg in a dish was clearly frozen and tasteless.I had a glass of wine and hubby had a pint,over 36 quid.What a waste of money.Really inferior ingredients and badly cooked.Bad food and unfriendly miserable staff.

what a unfriendly miserable pub this was we were with friends on a fortnights holiday in and around Yorkshire this was the worst meal we had and the most miserable atmosphere, very expensive oven chips , microwaved fish, the whole experience was a disaster. you have been warned. have to say the village looked lovely.

The waitress would be more suited working fo a undertaker not a glimmer of a smile.The food was very poor and expensive .the chips were soft and dark brown ,we ordered a fish platter it arrived as pieces of something in batter that was absolutely tasteless .no wonder the inn was nearly empty

I can honestly say that I have never encountered such unwelcoming and unfriendly owners in the "hospitality" business, and the visit to this pub was spoiled by their inhospitable attitudes. The landlord didn't communicate with his customers, came across as surly, and scowled at two people who entered the pub wanting a meal close to the time the kitchen was shutting. (They left.) I asked for a pot of tea after my meal, but was told the kettle had been switched off. On the positive side, for those who want large portions, this is certainly somewhere to consider, but the 'famous steak pie' costs £12 so is not cheap. It is pub grub at restaurant prices. I will not be going back, and would not recommend it. I find it hard to equate my experience with some of the positive reviews on here, and wonder whether they are all genuine?

Great place, but very disappointed after this visit. The pub was practically empty for a Friday night, so no atmosphere, very dull. This place is not cheap but has great food, however they have reduced the size of their portions. The veg and chips barely covered one persons ration. If I am paying for premium prices then I expect to be full after a visit, not on this occasion. Wold Inn you need to sort it out, maybe thats why you are quiet? People will not return.

We went here last night as a group of 5 for my father-in-laws 80th Birthday. We had a fantastic night helped by great our host Dan (John & Jane's, the licensee's, eldest son) and his capable team. My wife and I went early in the evening as we had previously arranged to bring balloons and the cake etc and set everything up. They could not have been more accommadating to our requirements with everyone helping us to get organised. We had a great meal including Duck, 2 steak pies (the best ever), a half rack of lamb and an 8oz steak and of course several drinks. All the food was cooked to perfection with great quality local products and exemplary service at a very reasonable price. Not only very good but the portions are huge. Fully recommended this place and If you do anything in the beautiful Yorkshire Wolds area I would urge you to give the Wolds Inn a try.

was greeted by friendly staff and shown to a clean table a very good menu to suite all , well cooked food and plenty of it well served and hot

First time visiting the Wolds Inn and I wasn't disappointed. I ordered the pate starter and steak pie for main with three Yorkshire puddings! I couldn't fault any of it, all very tasty and portion sizes more than adequate, came with lots of veg. I had no room left for a pudding which was a shame as they looked so nice! I will definitely be returning!

If you want large amounts of meat this is your place!! Steaks cut to size, up to and over 20LBS. Pork chops the size of door stops. All fresh local meat. However, there is little flair to the cooking, meat and potatoes,etc. In offensive and reasonable quality but could have a little more excitement. Staff can be a little unfriendly.

Called in for lunch on a Friday in December for lunch. Pub was quite empty but nice open fire and decorated for Christmas. Ordered sandwiches and chips between us but when the food came it was not very nice. The sandwiches were quite tasteless and the chips were a congealed brown mess in a dish. It looked like the fat they were cooked in hadn't been changed in months! The Timothy Taylor beer was the best thing about the visit but the chaps both agreed they had tasted better. It also closes at 2.00pm and then reopens at 5.00pm so we felt we had to leave as we were the only ones left after a while. We won't be returning.

A family of very hungry cyclists with two children under two were very excited to find the Wolds Inn on our Horizon. Unfortunately, the pub was closed. This was despite arriving at 12:30 when according the website the pub would be serving food. We checked the website the night before and there was no mention of the pub being closed for works on their kitchen. With the advent of modern technology one would imagine that this might be something to mention on their website??We departed cold and hungry with some very unimpressed toddlers.

Beer was good, my food was good, place is very nice and cosy. However, my husband ordered venison casserole with dumplings from the specials. It arrived with no dumplings and we were just told sorry we're out of dumplings so there aren't any. I queried and said the dumplings were the main reason he ordered the dish. The waitress just said sorry.It was poor that we were not told they had no dumplings earlier and offered to change the order, which we would have done. As the service went on it was clear the waitress felt uncomfortable and the dumpling issue became an elephant in the room to the extent that when we went to pay the proprietor was called to take payment. Yet no acknowledgement or apology was received from her.

If you happen to drop into this pub you must try the steak pie - the portions are not only huge but delicious! Served with freshly cooked vegetables (that aren't soggy!) and a choice of potato. Sunday lunch is also a must - with a choice of how many Yorkshire Puddings you want! If you can possibly fit in anything else... the Chocolate Sponge and Chocolate Custard is simple but so good.