The best restaurants serving British food in Yorkshire and The Humber

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 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.

When food came told quite abruptly if my dog barked I would be asked to eat outside. He barked once. He’s not a yapper. Made to feel unwelcome. Won’t be going back to this miserable place.

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

Viernes 27 de diciembre Lo primero que hay que tener en cuenta es un perro en las instalaciones que el dueño huele peor que el perro No hay señales de cuidado perro o aneed para uno Sentado en la mesa junto a los jóvenes fumando vape justo en frente del bar Fumó empeorando nuestra experiencia Falta de cualquier gestión a la que quejarse, así que simplemente no llamaremos más

We had a very nice lunch with a friendly service from start to finish and good food. As another reviewer had commented, too many dogs, one in particular was very vociferous throughout our lunch. The owners were oblivious. We are dog lovers and have owned them in the past but we feel that everywhere you go to eat these days dogs are almost always allowed. The Courtyard Cafe has an outside seating area which ok isn’t great when it rains but please Castle Howard consider providing a dog free zone. Thank you.

Called here for drinks and cakes and they were all ok and price ok.a limited menu but some not available.seems to be kept open on a shoestring,maybe fallen on hard times like we all have,anyway basic inside i wonder if the owners have ran out of money as place looked run down and needs investment.prime location but poor cafe,tables ,seats,decor and serving counter all need rethink,also toilets upstairs and you pass what looks like another part of the business closed down and very scruffy.a young lad and women served us but not the most professional but pleasant.honest review will try others when back in area.

Poor service, poor food, burger was dripping with grease and was told it was cooked on a grill so shouldn’t be even though could be seen. Was charge for 5 meals instead of 4, when questioned was told the 5th burger was refunded when the mistake was noticed but wasn’t even made aware. When offered full refund for both food and drinks, was only refunded for the food. Told refund would be instant but as made by card this takes time to be refunded, another example of poor service as not even aware of refund timescales as advised by banks.

Fue nuestra primera visita a Sandsend en 2025. Llegamos a las 1100. Era demasiado tarde para el menú del desayuno (deliciosas salchichas y sándwiches de tocino de visitas anteriores) y demasiado temprano almuerzo de abeto. Tenía un sándwich de huevo mayo, patatas fritas incluidas, mi esposa tenía un sándwich de jamón (inc patatas fritas). Ambos comentamos lo deliciosos que sabían nuestros sándwiches en el sabroso pan integral. Nos sentamos afuera y nos impresionaron las macetas de margaritas moradas y las tinas más grandes de flores murales en varios colores, luciendo soberbias bajo el sol. Sin duda volveremos, la próxima vez que visitemos Sandsend. Sin duda recomendaría Wits End a otros que visitan Sandsend.

£8.70 for a small portion of haddock and chips with a drink. The batter was completely soggy. Definitely not a proper fish and chip shop. Such a shame, as the staff seemed very nice. Hygiene around the premises seemed an issue.

This cafe has just changed hands, is been renovated by new owners, also allows dogs inside, and a new menu starts next week

Beautiful food. We had take away. Only thing I found was the lady on the phone was quite rude. Can complain about food it was really nice

Vist here regularly as it's the only pub in Northallerton with quality craft beers and good range of Belgian beers which are my favourites. Always friendly welcoming and efficient service. Keep it up Paul (the service level that is)!