The best restaurants serving British food in Yorkshire and The Humber

Delicious impromptu visit for a breakfast roll and delicious coffee. I had the sausage and egg and my partner had the full breakfast roll. Delicious sausages and perfectly cooked fried egg. Paired with the delicious coffee and very friendly service. We will definitely be back again. Only negative is that you can’t book and it gets quite busy, but we were lucky to get a table when we arrived around 11:30 am

This cafe is awesome. I am gluten free and have not had such a wonderful meal for breakfast (party in my mouth). The staff are clean, tidy and polite, working hard to maintain timely arrival of meals. Inside cafe is tidy and clean. I will definitely be back tomorrow morning and hopefully Monday to. So much food that my son could not eat all his. Thank you for catering for my needs so wonderfully. April.

Shocking service, called in hungry after s lovely walk…waited 90 minutes for our Sunday lunch to be told no one had given our order to the kitchen, Wouldn’t mind if it was busy but there were only 2 other tables. Safe to say we walked off cheers wagon & horse, kids crying now

Me and my husband came here today for our anniversary the food was excellent fresh,and tasty.we were hosted by two young ladies who couldn't do enough for us.looked after us great atmosphere thank you so much we will be back soon.

We had selected The Owl as a good venue to stay and to host our celebration of our tenth wedding anniversary. We were not disappointed on any point. We arrived a couple of days early to sort things out. The check in was quick and efficient. There are stairs to negotiate with your luggage as we were in the main building. The room was spacious, airy and clean. The bed was one of the most comfortable we have had in a hotel for a very long time (we stayed a total of 5 nights so this becomes important). The food is very good and great value for money. The breakfast selection is great and the menu has a great variety. We did have the Sunday roast and this was good with a decent variety of vegetables. We had a function on the Saturday night and the staff excelled themselves. The food for the function was just what was needed and the bar was able to cater for both the drinkers and those of us who are teetotal. The staff were very responsive to any requests and went above and beyond when needed. Overall, we had a fantastic stay at the Owl and some precious memories were created at the function. If you need somewhere to stay overnight or somewhere to arrange a large event, I would happily recommend The Owl at Hambleton.

Used to go a lot. Standards gone dramatically downhill last couple of years. Decided to give it one last try. Asked for a pot of tea for two whilst we decided on food. The smallest pot of tea arrived. (Both teapot and milk jug were chipped.) couple sat next to us had a pot of tea twice the size, they said they also asked for tea for 2. Ouside seating looks cheap, and table very small, not what you’d expect for the prices your paying. Decided to give food a miss and went elsewhere instead.

Excellent service as always by Shirley and a wonderful enjoyable atmosphere… we love it it’s like a second home… Highly recommended

I grew up going to that restaurant as a McDonald's so visiting as an adult to see it reopen as something different was one of those look kids I used to come here conversations. The food was nothing to shout about, really should have gone to McDonald's. The drink was flat. The place hasn't been decorated since it was an open maccys and the toilets are exactly the same as they were very early 90s still with original fixtures. It may be a huge building to maintain but to be polite about it it's a craphole

We came across this pub by chance whilst driving on the Snake Pass. Lovely old pub, full of character and the views of the Strine reservoir and surrounding countryside are fantastic. Ideal place to sit in or out. The food was nice too, we had sandwiches and a bowl of chips.

We popped in on a Monday night as all the pubs in the immediate area that we usually go to don’t open on a Monday We arrive at 5:30 opening time and were hardly greeted by Shannon We hadn’t booked, but she found us a table There was a lovely selection of beers and wines and an amazing menu with specials of the day On Mondays they do a night where you can get a sirloin steak for £12 with all the trimmings They also specialise in seafood and there were a number of dishes this included prawns lobsters, monkfish et cetera Who made soup of the day was courgette and sweet potato and this is delicious Between us, we had a steak and kidney pie and there’s also an option of a steak and kidney pudding and two of us had prawn and lobster Thermidor, which was delightful There is a very nice atmosphere in the restaurant. The staff are lovely and the toilets are clean. Thank you, Shannon to you and your colleagues and we very much look forward to our next physics

We called in while we were waiting for friends to arrive in York. The pizza was really good. Beer was good.

So I had the humour with a roti bread. The proportion of humour to bread was ridiculous. There was a massive plate of humous which was delicious by the way but 1 very small pitta like bread. When I asked for more bread I got charged another £2 which made the dish cost nearly £10.

The Lord Wilson was very busy on Saturday and I was expecting a bit of a delay for service. How wrong I was: the service at the bar was fast and helpful and the meals arrived very quickly. Well done Spoons!

Not the place it used to be. Gone dirty and the gents toilet was disgusting as it looked like it hadn't been properly and hygienically bathroom cleaned for weeks. Service was slow and staff run off their feet because there wasn't enough of them. The once glorious soughdough bread has gone and there are no tea cakes (at Easter!!!). Such a shame as I used to enjoy going here....but not anymore. For the prices you pay, it is poor value for money. The owners have run the place down and should be ashamed. It used to be great

Had a lovely soup and roll followed by the rarebit crumpets and homemade pickle. Nice cafe at the Mere with reasonable prices and even better that Dogs are welcome inside.