The best restaurants in Thirsk Hambleton Yorkshire and The Humber

Popped in few a few pints yesterday. Lovely quirky old building. Three separate rooms plus the bear garden. Lovely staff and good atmosphere. Just mind your head.

Absolutely brilliant pub and now one of my new favourites. Really quirky layout as it's clearly a very old build that is full of fun and character. Great friendly staff, very dog friendly and some fabulous beers on hand pull. Couldn't really ask for more ... But if you did you'd find an amazing space outside too!

Dog and people friendly food was great.

We have visited The Angel many times but today was our first visit for Sunday lunch. Wow - what a fabulous experience, the food was superb and the service was first class. Could not fault it in anyway and definitely on a par with some of the local 5* establishments.

We have supported this place for many years and ordered prawn sweet corn soup - on this occasion an elderly lady indicated after order and a long 15 minute wait - place was dead - to tell me they never do prawn sweetcorn soup - sadly less than 3 weeks ago they did - this time called s liar snd charged £4 extra each - so £15 for soup - i will never return

Nice breakfasts served by nice staff will use again

My family met at this cafe on Friday morning for brunch. There were six of us and the staff were very friendly and made us feel very welcome. Will visit again when I return to Thirsk.

Nice friendly pub drinks reasonable priced and dog 🐕 friendly

A warm and friendly welcome, we enjoyed an excellent meal. We chose from the special menu, poppadoms & pickle, starter, main course and rice or naan. Well cooked, very tasty, generous portions and a very good price. We will return as overall a good experience.

Awful food nothing tasted nice frozen veg dry meat peas still frozen cabbage not cooked everything was so bland and tasteless

Visited on Saturday morning and enjoyed it as somewhere to go for breakfast. We were sat at the back in the sun. A decent set-up and layout, with lots of little offshoot rooms. Would recommend the Eggs Benedict.

Stopped for a small lunch as a family of 6. The male owner of the restaurant moved a paying customer who was half way through his sandwich off a table and asked him to sit on a chair and use the top of a fridge as his table - which was totally embarrassing for us.l and absolutely unacceptable to which other customers were commenting how shocked they were. Whilst ordering the poor girl serving was spoken to awfully by the same person. I presume she is used to it as she didnt seem to flinch much about it. Staff should not be spoken to in that manner. My son then chose to eat a sandwich from greggs instead as thats what he prefers and the male owner of the restaurant stormed over to our table and demanded he “gets his drinks and food off his table” which made him feel very uncomfortable. I understand if he was not happy for him to eat this in his shop however there is a way to go about letting people know your policy. My son and partner then had to go outside to eat in the freezing cold. Once eaten they came back in and the male I feel was keeping an eye out to make sure they didn’t take up the spare table next to us as they now were not paying customers even though we ordered 4 meals and 3 drinks. If we hadnt had already ordered and paid for the food I would have left and ate elsewhere. We will not be returning!

This was a brilliant pub for drinking, maintaining character in its ancient interior! The pillars are still intact and frames on the wall show the history, counter is well-presented and the seating is comfortable too.

The delivery driver expected a tip all the time and he is not good with customer

The food was excellent the chefs very accommodating The steak was beautiful, and again a blue cheese sauce was not on the menu The chef made if for me Many thanks we totally enjoyed the food and will see you again soon We loved been greeted by the goats on the porch