The best restaurants in Yorkshire and The Humber

We placed our order by phone and arrived just as the fish and chips were being wrapped. Lovely sized haddock and a large portion of chips. The batter was excellent and the chips were very tasty. The shop was clean and bright - very welcoming and the owner and staff were friendly and efficient. Would highly recommend.👍🐟🍟

Visited The Folly a few days ago for afternoon tea for a special birthday. Would highly recommend. Lovely food, place and service. Really good, thank you 🙂

Esperaba más el pastel que me había sentido demasiado cocido y como había estado allí unos días el relleno estaba seco e insípido y por un precio sobreinflado

My favourite restaurant always tastes so good! And the staff are very friendly there too! The restaurant gives off homey vibes

Just had the most amazing Sunday lunch here. Such friendly service and lovely atmosphere. Our first visit but definitely not our last.

Outstanding food, there are not enough words to describe the hospitality and wealth of information that Lisa was able to help us with. A little gem.

Went for lunch on Easter Saturday. A superb meal - very tasty and a cut above our expectations. Wouldn’t hesitate to go back

Pleasant small Timothy Taylor's pub, our go to pub when we're visiting the Worth Valley steam train. Excellent beer, pleasant staff, a visit recommended.

Brilliant service and lovely food will be coming back soon

Excellent and tasty quality food. Loved the nihari. Wasn't expecting a buffet but I enjoyed it. Well done to the team

Very poor quality of food and level of service for the price.

Didn't stay there, I'm staying locally. Tried to book a table for Sunday roast but was told that they no longer serve meals. Also their website shows a menu and no mention of food no longer being served. We did stay for a drink and the atmosphere was friendly. It is a child and dog friendly pub.

Our initial waitress Ellie was fantastic, couldn’t have asked for more, really friendly service, kind, and she gave our dog a lovely fuss too. She’s a credit to your restaurant. The woman however with the brown hair and black and white jumper - who I think may have been the manager (we were advised her name is Amy) was vile. Came over to our table and gave us the most disgusted down her nose look ever and said “excuse me do not let your dog eat at the dinner table”, pulled a face at us and made another snide comment half under her breath, then said “it needs to be on the floor”. Our dog was sat on my sisters knee with a chew that we purchased from the venue, he wasn't chewing it on the table, and he was hardly sat eating with a knife and fork off a plate the way she made out. If dogs disgust you that much, just don’t have a dog “friendly” restaurant? She then walked over to the waitress station and pointed at our table while talking to them - clearly about us, at which the other two waitresses proceeded to stare over at us. Talk about making feel unwelcome - do you realise how incredibly uncomfortable that interaction made us feel? If the request had been made in a friendly manner without pulling faces at us and speaking to us like we were something off the bottom of your shoe, we really wouldn’t have minded at all. I fully appreciate that is your policy, not all your visitors will be dog fans, and obviously you have hygiene standards to maintain - but all you had to do was advise - not pull faces and sneer at us. Instead if we hadn’t already placed a large order for our food (and thought it would be unfair on the kitchen who hadn’t done anything wrong) we would just have walked out there and then. It completely tainted our Easter break away, and to be honest I wish we had never chosen to eat there in the first place. The food was okay, the scotch egg starter was undercooked (pictured) and the pork belly starter was literally swimming in oil (again pictured - removed the meat to show the extent of the oil). These issues however wouldn’t have even been raised by us if we didn’t experience such an awful interaction, so you can thank your lovely manager for that. We weren’t asked once if everything was okay, and our mains were brought out with no cutlery, and without the starters being cleared. Again, not something that would usually warrant a negative tripadvisor review, however on this occasion this was because not a single person bothered with us after the rude interaction with your manager. Again, talk about being made to feel welcome. Pre empting the question why didn’t we raise it at the time, we attempted to with the waitress who was taking our payment (not someone we had interacted with before) but she flounced off rolling her eyes and didn’t return. Professional! I also note a reply to one reviewer where you state that reviews are utilised to damage businesses - I think some of your employees are managing that all by themselves. Reading the extremely immature, passive aggressive, and incoherent responses to other reviews, I’m not expecting a constructive response. The restaurant seems to see itself as a victim of every single negative review, and likes to point out that it has hundreds of other customers. Well when you are the only restaurant in the whole area, people don’t really have a choice… I’d advise others to have a look at what’s on offer in the surrounding villages and where possible take the extra five or ten minutes to travel, you’ll likely have a more welcoming experience.

Sunday lunch and weekday evening during a 3 generation holiday at cottages round the corner. All the food was excellent and good quality. Roast potatoes were the best I've ever had on a pub Sunday Lunch anywhere!

From the selections we made from the menu everything was perfect, in particular the calamari, cooked to perfection. To match the calamari the service was to the same standard. We can recommend without hesitation and will return. Thanks very much for an excellent dining experience.