The best restaurants in Hookstone Harrogate Yorkshire and The Humber

We stopped off here mid-walk and enjoyed a couple of coffees, tea and a couple of their breakfast bagels (one bacon and one fried egg) The bagels made locally were delicious and the staff were really friendly. Very reasonably priced too!

Super fresh sushi made daily in front of customers, wide selection to choose from. Tasting available at certain times of the day too to try for free. Selection of dry goods also available such as miso soup, wasabi peas, a variety of noodles and the famous well known crunchy onion. Range of sauces and Japanese drinks such as Ramune Lemonade, Sake and Beers are also available.

Great atmosphere, great food, staff friendly and helpful

Small café at rear of industrial units which can easily be missed. Typical lunchtime fayre on offer (baked potatoes, sandwiches, rolls, pies, snacks and drinks etc) at reasonable prices. Lovely friendly service. Can be a little slow if busy.

I had here one of the best pizza’s ever. If you love thin and crunchy base and something different than mozzarella, this is the one! Friendly staff, smooth service. Would have loved to give 5 stars but the bad acoustics bothered me a lot.

The staff are great. They accommodated our new baby and made sure we had room for the pram. The food is the best quality whenever we come. Every time we come it makes me think why we didn't eat there before this year!.

We had quite a mixed experience at Al Bivio, where we had to eat as the neighbouring Premier Inn had made a hash of their evening meal provision. We went on two occasions: an excellent pizza, with a generous home-made base, and a delicious pasta dish with chicken and white wine. However, from the Specials lists, a lasagne was quite tough, and my seafood risotto over-salty, though I would add that it was generously filled. A pet theme of mine: this restaurant is NOISY! Not one single absorbent surface anywhere, just a bare glass frontage and plain walls that reflect sound. Having a conversation in here feels like hard work.

We had quite a mixed experience at Al Bivio, where we had to eat as the neighbouring Premier Inn had made a hash of their evening meal provision. We went on two occasions: an excellent pizza, with a generous home-made base, and a delicious pasta dish with chicken and white wine. However, from the Specials lists, a lasagne was quite tough, and my seafood risotto over-salty, though I would add that it was generously filled. A pet theme of mine: this restaurant is NOISY! Not one single absorbent surface anywhere, just a bare glass frontage and plain walls that reflect sound. Having a conversation in here feels like hard work.

Booked 3 nights, faulty hot water, no food available due to staff shortages and faulty systems. Staff rude, and not helpful. Black mould growing in places, Room had view over kitchen waste compound, someone needs to learn to close bins, and not leave food waste bags on the ground.

Nice quiet pub for tea while at nearby caravan park. Can recommend for food / wine and the beer 🍺 Nice helpful bar staff.

We have returned to the park to use all our points up as Harrogate s' The park 'is closing to be referbed and become more premier inn rooms, etc, and no longer the public can come for food only those staying at the hotel. We have always enjoyed our meals and time at the park! Friendly, kind, and helpful staff! Especially when we have come for the kids birthday s and some staff have put up birthday banners s! Our sons chicken burger will be missed ! We will miss you x

This store has gone so far downhill it's unreal. Visiting on a midweek evening, stock levels were very low throughout - not just fresh foods but many aisles had little on them. The number of lines also seems to have dropped dramatically, with no Schwartz herbs and spices anymore - just the Sainsbury's own brands. The building itself seems to be running into disrepair, with countless badly patched-up areas of flooring throughout the store. The worst thing though is the checkout situation. If you've foolishly decided to get a large trolley to do a proper shop, on an evening you'll be left to fend for yourself and put through your 50+ items with limited space and very little assistance. If you've bought an item with a security tag, you can be waiting up to 10 minutes for a member of staff to be free to remove it after you've paid. I used to view Sainsbury's as the best quality mainstream supermarket after the likes of Waitrose and Booths, but it's no better than Asda these days. This is the last time I do my main shop here.

Excellent food to eat inside or out or as takeaway. Great venue for kiddies parties. Some nice walks nearby. Update, still doing a great job !!👍👍 You can eat outside, weather permitting.

Great hidden gem defo will call again even our dog was happy waiting for the odd chip

Ordered takeaway. Awful, won't be doing that again. Was cold when arrived, live only couple of mins away, two pieces of potato and one piece of cauliflower, onions raw the rest was chilli and spice and no veg sauce, burnt my mouth. Husbands tandoori mixed grill so small it fit on a side plate. I threw most of mine