The best restaurants serving British food in Yorkshire and The Humber

The new lads who are running the place are doing a brilliant job. Food is really good, a little hidden gem

Slightly disappointed to arrive on a lovely Saturday afternoon at 3.00pm to find the doors locked and nobody around. The opening times are too varied and not clear enough.

Called here on way from Whitby to Scarborough, as after 4 wasn’t sure where open . Found this by chance , two lovely Sunday roasts and desserts . Staff excellent too .

We both had excellent meals here. Service was great from all staff we dealt with. Slightly overpriced but this seems to the same all over Greassinton.

A* breakfast despite being very busy

Well run local pub, with great prices.

Busy Sainsbury's store in Harrogate. Visited on a Saturday lunchtime. Shelves well stocked. Clean and tidy store Check out was easy. Large car park. Timpsons unit outside main store. Fully satisfied

Nice beer, good atmosphere Ramen tastes strange Understaffed during daytime

We booked a table for four,at the Black Swan 26th April p.m . We were looked after by a lovely girl called Izzy (a credit to the Black Swan). We had very nice starters, nothing special but very nicely prepared. Our mains were very nice ....except the latest craze in many pub/hotel restaurants is to charge for what they think of as an "extra" , well when I order fish and chips why do they feel that a charge of £1.00 for Tartare sauce and £1.50 for a small pot of mushy peas is ok? And why if you order one of their pies , it's an extra £2.50 for GRAVY !!. But that's ok as it's your choice but I still think it's a cheeky little ploy. What has made me write this review is the attitude of the manager when I offered some constructive criticism. The pies are advertised as being served with" chunky chips", but what they are actually served with are chip shop chips as served with the fish and chips. When I pointed this out to the manager, I was told in a very hectoring voice that the chips were "chunky", so I asked why the chips served with the fish are not advertised as" chunky", to which I was told , they are both the same thing. She would not have it, that the menu says differently. We were trying to be helpful , hoping she would perhaps speak to the kitchen about it. If the manager reads this , please try to remember that the customer is always right...even when they are wrong......(yes sir , oh thank you for your feedback, I'll talk to the kitchen about it, I hope it hasn't spoiled your evening.) The bill for 4 was £120 so not expensive but also a bit above pub grub prices (1 bottle of wine). It's a shame because The Black Swan is the nicest pub in Pickering, but please train up your restaurant manager.

Poor customer service. Staff looked stressed even if there were a lot of tables empty. We wanted to order dessert which was on the menu and on the board on the wall but the waitress said they can't serve desserts, only mains because they were too busy.

Called in when passing on a Saturday afternoon, ordered fish sandwich and chips, absolutely lovely, homemade chips, nice friendly staff, pub clean and toilets were immaculate… definitely one to visit

Popped in wanting a light meal and the new Chef Michael prepared an absolutely delicious fresh salad topped with a grilled chicken steak. A simple meal but expertly done - full of flavour, perfectly seasoned and with a delicious dressing. Really friendly staff and a great spot for an outdoor drink or nibble when the sun's out. Highly recommend especially if you're heading to the CAST theatre for anything as it's just on the doorstep.

This was my local pub. Spent time here with my family as a young man from discussing my university choices with my mother to catching up with my grandmother. Wrote parts of my thesis here. The food was affordable but good, the atmosphere relaxed. This was a sit down and eat pub where you could linger after your meal or come in late with a laptop to work over drinks. Quiet cosy and friendly. It was also filed with books and photographs steeped in local history. But after the pandemic the owners sacked the chef and sold the kitchen and fewer and fewer people came. It wasn't financially viable as a wet pub in an area where many came to eat and quite a few are tea total. Only time will tell what happens next but the owners have shown no sign of reopening.

Il posto è molto caratteristico e ho potuto mangiare un ottimo fish and chips. Durante le belle giornate c’è la possibilità di sedersi all’aperto. Non fa servizio al tavolo. Consigliato!

El gato gordo tenía una larga historia como pionero en el circuito real de cerveza en Sheffield. Siempre se puede confiar en él para un buen ambiente, buen servicio y una gran cerveza. En nuestra visita de esta noche el servicio era indiferente, el personal se centró en el cuestionario en lugar de los bebedores. La conversación fue imposible debido al ruido del cuestionario. Este pub claramente quiere atraer a una clientela diferente a la que lo ha convertido en un éxito durante los últimos 30 años. Uno para evitar