The best restaurants serving British food in Dales Ryedale Yorkshire and The Humber

This a must for Walkers Hikers a great Tea Garden we had a lovely time Maggie served us with a pot of coffee with hot milk and cream tea at Fodder" it was perfect

Called in for a takeaway sandwich on a Saturday morning. Lots of sandwich choice and had a lot of homemade deli items on offer. Staff were really friendly, and happy to make a bespoke sandwich order, rather than off the menu. Sandwich was delicious, and sausage roll was too!

Had a lovely afternoon tea , staff very polite and couldn't do enough for you , The Grange is very quaint and very well kept , the gardens looked great but unfortunately the weather wasn't its best .

The staff are very friendly. You are greeted nicley and spoken to with interest. Free WiFi (code behind the bar) and a good selection of AF beers, including the rare "Nowt Peculiar" which is a crackinh pint. The specials were varied and i was a bit spoilt for choice, wiht the yorkshire puddings and gravy calling me. However, the soup (cauliflower, Stilton and broccoli) was great - thick and hot. I was really after the jam roly poly and custard, which was really nice. Dogs allowed in the bar, card payments taken, warm and comfortable.

Pretty pub with interesting dining booths, the Christmas tree and fairy lights plus a great fire created a warm and friendly atmosphere. We thought £19.95 was a bit on the high side for the crispy belly pork, but actually it was a generous portion and delicious. We will eat here again next time we’re over this way.

Just returned from a wonderful stay at the Royal Oak, loverly accommodation, great food and lovely staff. All this and such great value, we're planning to return next year.

We have been here a few times and it has always been very good. Venison was delicious. Excellent food, lovely atmosphere and friendly staff.

Lovely pub but has gone down a bit as seems to be run by young people Lost that feel of a country pub with the good old landlord etc Update January Unfortunately I won't be visiting again as the man I was supposed to be spending the rest of my li fe with left and is now living there with an escort he met All I can say is his poor mother died last January so locals will know who he is Shame as its a lovely village

Saw this nov/Dec 2 or 3 night stay offer and thought we would give it a try, we were not disappointed , we were in room 8 very good sized room that has a double and single bed with a good sized bathroom, the building is listed so only single glazed , the mattress could do with updating if I'm going to nit pick , the breakfast is fine , buffet style with plenty of choice , the chef cooked us scrambled egg too, very helpful staff , we had one evening meal which was ok, the real ale is as good as anywhere , the real star of the show is the location with stunning views , we were lucky enough to be there when it snowed , the village is a short walk away , hill a little steep but not too demanding , and plenty of walks nearby, thanks to Stuart and his team, and we look forward to going back.

I know it is hard at present but glad to see you are still going in a cut down form, really glad of the ice cream...

A warm welcome from landlady Rachel at this traditional Farndale pub. Well kept ales on tap and a decent Rose wine slaked a thirst on arrival followed by a plump Sirloin Steak and trimmings and a plate of crispy scampi to keep us fed. Excellent value for money and all the traditions of top class inn-keeping can be found here in the glorious setting that is Farndale.

My 'Hot Beef Sandwich ' consisted of a dried out roll, a few tasty onions+mushrooms, one very small piece of delicious looking beef and two dreadful slices of 'spotty' slices of beef from a supermarket packet which were 'hidden' under the unadvertised topping. Slight argument when I asked for a refund. Was told the beef had been kept warming on a hot plate but not for how long. My daughter had already had to return a packet of crisps with a best before date of 2023.