The best restaurants serving British food in Easingwold Hambleton Yorkshire and The Humber

Nice restaurant lovely coffee food was great staff very friendly and helpful would recommend will return well done.

I booked a table for the restaurant area for a Saturday lunchtime, knowing there was a great lunch menu available. Food was excellently presented, hot, fresh & tasty. We weren't disappointed. I had the Gammon in a Ciabatta Roll with Chips & hubby had the Fish Finger Sandwich, which was piping hot. Hubby said it's the best fish he's had for a long time. The onions rings were great. The batter on both the fish & onion rings was perfect 👌. The lady working was attentive & nothing was too much trouble even though the pub was busy. Will definitely return. It's a friendly pub with a great young landlord & fabulous new chef.

Lovely atmosphere. Good service from pleasant staff. NOW HAS AN UPSTAIRS so there is plenty of room. Great place for snacks and meals

We had a lovely afternoon tea, 2 of my party were gluten and dairy intolerant and this was not a problem at all!! The sandwiches were huge and full of yummy fillings! All the cakes and scones were perfect as well, our only problem was we could not eat it all so we had a doggy bag for later. It was a fantastic way to start a few days away with friends! Afterwards we stayed for a Gonk making workshop which was very successful and we all managed to surprise ourselves!

Been dining here for a number of years. The food is alway fresh, very well cooked to perfection and delivered perfectly. The chef has a great flare with attention to detail. Lovely staff and cosy atmosphere. Highly recommended

Nice atmosphere and good drinks.

The pub and restaurant are spacious and pleasantly decorated. There looks to be a nice outside area with a children’s park but this was closed. Food was fine, what you would expect from a standard pub meal although there were some interesting menu items. Children’s meal portion sizes were ample enough albeit the food was quite greasy. High chairs were available but they are space saver ones that attach to a chair and not great for a larger toddler. They also contribute to the normal mess toddlers can make, the older waitress that served us seemed to take particular dislike with this, attempting to clean up around us before we had finished eating. Service in general was fairly slow (although couldn’t get rid of us fast enough) and the waitress was surly and unpleasant. We aren’t in any rush to return.

Overcooked chicken, uncooked potatoes. Cold restaurant. Not a pleasant experience at all .Embarrassing chef.

Visited as a couple 7 March. We were staying in the hotel. Ambience was good. The eating area could perhaps do with a bit of updating but it is fine. Menu is a mix of pub classics and more adventurous dishes. I had one of the latter as a starter, Lamb Tagine Roll with harissa mayo and smoked aubergine purée. Very good. The roll had chunks of lamb and the mayo had a kick. Tasted and presented very well. I had steak and ale pie for main. Appeared home made with real chips. Again very good Mrs W had the pork belly which she enjoyed too. We had a very nice bottle of NZ Sav Blanc as well. Very good value.