The best restaurants serving British food in Yorkshire and The Humber

Proper pub, no gimmicks just beer and a warm welcome.

Excellent attraction with a vast array of interesting exhibitions and links to the library and art gallery. Will be visiting more often.

First visit to Betton Farm and what a find.. Beautifully refurbished restaurant/tea room set in the small village. Staff were fantastic , very knowledgeable, very professional and super friendly. Only had a light snack and coffee (cakes made in their bakery are lush) sat looking out the window with beautiful countryside views. Definitely be back for a meal as the menu looks delicious... Fabulous courtyard for those sunny days adorned their bakery/shop selling a delicious array of goodies. Great value for money... And !!!!! They have a cracking little animal farm with some super friendly animals... star of the show the friendly pig... A visit to this gem is highly recommended.

I went for lunch with my son and baby granddaughter on Monday 23 October. The food was good Scampi & chips and Fish & Chips. Most impressive though was the welcome and service. A high chair was quickly brought out and we were offered a lovely table in front of the fire which was especially welcome as it was a cold damp day. Thank you to Julie,Michelle and Josh. We will be returning.

We were staying here on the wonderful seasonal offer the place is lovely and very cosy.after pre dinner drinks we were shown to a nice table in the main dining room. Instead of the seasonal menu we both went off the alacarte menu our starters were chicken liver parfait and a smoked salmon new potato tian with crab and both dishes were delicious. For mains we both had their famous seafood pancake it was a little under seasoned and a bit watery accompanied by a nice Sauvignon blanc and excellent service.

I'm sure I'm not the only one who followed the gents toilet sign and ended up outside looking confused and pained. Staff seemed a little grumpy when we called in, except for a young chap (possibly Polish) who was very helpful and courteous to the guests checking in. I've never seen one person carry as many bags since sherpa Tenzing helped Sir Edmond Hillary up mount Everest.

Been regularly and very impressed with food and service. The muscles are amazing. However I brought 2 friends on 5th Nov for lunch one guest chose fish and chips. When it arrived I was horrified it looked so uninviting. The batter on fish was over cooked to the point of being burnt. The chips were over cooked and looked as if they had been left in warmer for a long time. I wanted to complain but my polite guest said no its OK but left most off it. I was embarrassed as I had sang praises of this hotel. The other 2 meals were OK. There was a big event going on, we thought a funeral but don't accept bookings if you cannot keep standards.

The maltings it a large traditional pub. There is a good selection of beers, lagers, and cider, including hand pulled cask conditioned real ales. The cask conditioned ale i tried first was a stout and not in good condition, so i changed it for a bitter, which was better. The pub is featured in the camra good beer guide.

My wife and I went here for a meal, for my birthday, on the recommendation of a friend. Wow, what an amazing place. From the outside, it has a really warm and enticing atmosphere that makes you want to go there for a drink. We booked in advance, and that is worth doing. The restaurant is located in the cellars of the old Judges Chambers, and this makes for a real quirky and cosy place. The staff were absolutely brilliant and nothing was too much trouble for them. The menu was making you want everything on it, but in the end, I settled for a meat platter for 2, then the shredded beef burger, and finally apple crumble and custard. All with a beautiful bottle of red wine. As it was my birthday, I was surprised by the chef with a plate of brownies with happy birthday on them. I will end this by saying that this has to be one of the nicest restaurants, with the most lovely staff I've been to in a while. I highly recommend anyone to go here, you will love it.

A great local pub doing good food, great service from all. Love to be able support local pubs.

I recently dined at the White Horse and Griffin, and it was a complete disappointment. My sister-in-law, who dined with me, got her meal at half price after she raised a complaint, but when I did the same, the manager flat-out refused to discount mine. The excuse? Because I had eaten my meal, it was “too late to complain.” This is absolutely ridiculous — as a customer, I should still be able to express dissatisfaction, especially when the meal was so underwhelming. For £24, I was served a chicken leg, half a tomato, and a small potato. What a joke! The portion was tiny, the food was average, and the lack of customer service was downright frustrating. I won’t be returning, and I highly advise others to avoid this place unless you want to be treated unfairly.

Extremely poor experience! A catalogue of errors! Incorrect information given regarding the food. Told us the seafood linguini was spicy when it wasn't. Told us the incorrect cheesecake flavour. Delays bringing food out. Waiter dropped one of the kids starter down one of our kids back, then took ages to replace it. Kids main meal delayed even more. Missing side dishes, we had to chase. Kids desserts were wrong! Shocking service! Such a shame because the food was lovely when it did arrive!

Ben and the crew,do a fantastic job,always happy,and makes customers smile,top barman,lovely food ,lovely place ,lovely staff

Visited with 2 friends, menu given to us on 2 x A4 sheets, not a good start. Ordered lasagne and it was served full of oil swimming on the top and was cold to taste. Sent it back and the waiter agreed it wasn't a good standard. Sorry will not be visiting again. Ordered a different meal, left half of it, chips were aired and quality was poor.

Filthy and disgusting. Toilet paper strewn all over the stairs and the gents. Plenty of staff to clean, but I guess they can't be bothered. Stay away.