The best restaurants in Pateley Bridge Harrogate Yorkshire and The Humber

Have used this cafe for several years, always Sunday lunch and sometimes a snack, cannot be beaten for food, prices and ambience. The present owners are retiring..it will be a hard act to follow, here's hoping...

Love coming to cocoajoes! I find it hard to resist going in every time I visit York. The service is so friendly and welcoming. I love the hot chocolates and the cold chocolate option. Honey I'm comb in a personal favourite. I wanted to try something a little different and the person who was helping me gave me options and let me try the chocolate beforehand. An excellent idea and I can't wait to visit again!

We ate here regularly while camping and the food was amazing. I've 2 picky eaters and the staff went above and beyond to meet my kids needs. Honestly some top notch grub.

We are a group three couples who stumbled across this lovely cafe whilst walking the Hartwith Round. The coffee and all the cakes were absolutely delicious served by a very welcoming and friendly face. It is in an idyllic location and I would do the walk again just to enjoy this little cafe. A little gem of a place which puts some warmth into your heart.

We only went to the cafe which was really nice. Good food and friendly, helpful staff

What a special bakery!!! The bread is amazing. Lovely cakes and treats. We are new to the area and I wouldn’t buy bread from anywhere else. Liz one of the owners is always bright and smiley. Shop spotless cleaning. Highly recommend.

Went for the Sunday carvery, and it was so tasty. Reasonably priced at £13.00 The puddings are delicious.

Food and service are excellent We went early evening for their evening special. The choices were very good. We had the tartlet for starters and it was to die for, the pork was excellent, we finished off with the meringue and we were full up

We had an evening meal in the bar area, including venison casserole, & venison loin. I have given 4* as the other family members loved their venison casserole with creamed potato, however, I was surprised to be somewhat disappointed with my main course content. Although the loin as served was delicious, I'd opted not to have any 'side order', having thought the ordered course would be a complete meal (especially for ~£30). It turned out, an extra side order purchase was needed in order to have what I regard as a basic accompaniment, such as potato (creamed or new), so having to order a basic side on top seems a bit 'unecessary'. My treacle tart for dessert was great, though served at room temperature. A cheese (x2) course, with with excellent cheese and crackers, however the cheese portion was definitely on the small side...

Quite dissappinting that there are no gluten free options on the menu. I didn't expect gluten free pancakes as I know it may be hard to ensure no cross contamination but it would have been nice if they had some gluten free cakes instead. Their solution was that I could make my own meal off the menu using any ingredients which were gluten free or a salad. Which was pretty much a cooked breakfast with no bread or a salad which I didn't fancy in the morning!

Nice place but don't go here for gluten free food, it's not available. They used to do great GF pancakes but change of owners and a load of waffle later (pun intended) you can't get them anymore. Such a shame and we won't be using this place any more as we have 2 Coeliacs in our group

We went for a Sunday lunch and ate in the bar area. It's a lovely traditional pub area - we loved the atmosphere, the staff were friendly and attentive and the food was delicious. I would recommend the Ox Cheek - the most tender I've ever eaten and the desert was delicious too. Would highly recommend!

My partner booked us in here when visiting friends in the area and at a time when the restaurant kitchens were closed for refurbishment. So this review only relates to the accommodation and breakfast. Absolutely loved the setting and the views from the Hotel are quite stunning, helped of course by the deer wandering through the gardens at that time of year. The reception is very traditional and the rooms hold a plethora of traditional fixtures and fitting all relating to "Hare's" The room we stayed in was magnificent comfortable and well laid out with everything you might expect and a few wow factors too (lighting in the bathroom) The winding corridors and staircases can feel a little cumbersome but I fell only add only add the to character. An definitely going back later this year

The staff are unbelievably rude and not at all welcoming. If you don’t like people, don’t work with the public! We often visit Pateley Bridge and this was our first visit and definitely the last