The best restaurants serving British food in Yorkshire and The Humber

Called in for lunch. Really pleasant experience.

Good honest food. Pleasant service Recently refurbished Worth supporting

Warm traditional country pub with good food.

Very nice good food reasonable price, not far from main shops and other places to eat. Opposite the green near fair maid pub. The food is better at the bluebell without a doubt, and less rowdy.

Steak and ale pie 5*. Plenty of gravy which is always good. Not sure if the sides were a bit of a let down because I arrived late and had my meal left keeping warm. I think the oven chips could be better quality. Always a let down when Heinz & HP sauces aren't available. Renovation are fab. Being a gin drinker I'd like to see a better selection.

Absolutely awful. Booked a meal at least a week in advance. Greeted by a bartender who said we had to wait to be seated until his boss turned up After ten minutes we insisted we be served because his boss had no intention of sorting out our booking. Eventually the bartender took our orders by this time it was 20 minutes after our booking time. The food was pretty poor. The peas amazingly were over microwaved yet cold !!! The chicken had been microwaved so much it was tough as old boots. After nearly 30 mins the dessert arrived. Sadly it had been subjected to the same over-zapping and turned out to be the toughest rhubarb crumble we have ever had. Strange that because the waiter told us it was apple and salted caramel. The custard was pretty good tho. I suppose it’s hard to burn custard although given time I’m sure they could do it. Fortunately we won’t have to return again.

A campus institution as iconic as the Paternoster.

Re fantastic ,simple but tasty evening food. Friendly staff, relaxed vibe and big focus on local products. Extensive whisky menu and impressive range of local beers and ciders, cask and keg.

We come here as a family quite a lot as it is local to us. Whilst the food is always consistently nice, it’s never outstanding. It’s pub grub done well. The last two times we have been, we have taken our dog too, which is great for us as they have the Tap Room which accepts dogs. On both occasions the room was cold, so much so, I had to leave my coat on. Also on both occasions the music being played into the room, as what I imagine is supposed to be quiet “background music” has been too loud, and in my opinion, inappropriate for a relaxing Sunday lunch. A mix of loudly played Radiohead, The Darkness, U2 and Blur is maybe a bit “heavy” to have as background music. For those wondering, I do actually like those bands, but it didn’t create a very “chilled”, “relaxing” or “background music” atmosphere.

Steak and ale pie - think the stewed steak had been cooked a few days prior and had just been warmed up, certainly was not fresh. We left a lot on our plates. Nobody came to ask if everything was ok and, in spite of the place being quiet, nobody had the courtesy to say “thank you and goodbye”. No atmosphere whatsoever, like a morgue.

Country pub with well kept Timothy Taylors and Theaksons beers. The ginger cake is delicious.

By my reckoning, the Spread Eagle must have been closed for 4 years. What a sad waste of a great pub in an enviable location. I can only hope the brewery manage to find a new manager, but I won't hold my breath.

Booked a twin room for two nights. Excellent value for me and my son, £120. The facilities and room was spotless, with plenty of soap and shampoo. There is a free car park opposite as there is no parking on site. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the ale on offer is well priced and delicious. The A1M is 5 minutes away, with Harrogate around 20 minutes drive.

Lovely food hot when it came good service

The food was kind of fine. Fast serving. I didn't like the space for eating. The has some of the not complete fit. The table ware sticky and dusty. Maybe because I'm not English I don't like it , why it hasn't elementary hygiene at the dining area?