The best restaurants serving British food in Yorkshire and The Humber

6 of us visited for the carvery, and we enjoyed it. Plenty of choice and giant home cooked Yorkshire Puddings. It was reasonably priced too at £11.99/12.99 large. The only reason I’m not giving it 5 star is the time it took to get to the carvery. First you have to queue for 15 mins to get a ticket, then again for 15-20 mins to get to the carvery station. It wasn’t really that busy either. Worth a visit but expect to wait a while.

I went with my daughter and greatgrand son to Normandy Park this morning. A well kept park.And cafe, we had a good walk round In the sunshine 🌞

I usually love costa but I think they charged me too much for hot chocolate today I don’t have cream or marshmallows but was charged £4.25 and the tables were all full of trays of uncleared tables. Ive been on Costa website sites to see prices and been Many times and never been charged this much before.

Went for Friday as its fish and chip day. As sign outside, showed it was their special for the day. The chips and Mushy peas were average, hard to get wrong really. However the fish not so good. The batter was crispy on outside then wet and slimy inside, looked horrible. It also contained the thinnest piece of fish. It cost £10.30 clearly not worth it. However the service and drinks were good. But as we mainly went for food 2* rating for me. Should have been a sign when only a handful of people were in pub.

Handy for a cuppa after work or during a shop. The cafe is situated in the simply food store and it’s clients are generally local. Good service and bright and airy cafe. Huge windows mean it gets very hot in sunny weather. No outside seating.

Ok for a coffee but the staff were terrified of any customers. Not allowed to use the toilet. Long wait for coffee. Shouted at to wear masks we were already wearing. Seemed paralysed by fear - I would avoid even trying to sit inside. They were happy for people to sit outside. Though it was raining hard. Such a shame as a delightful village and would have been a nice break from our walk.

Says buy one get one free on draught beers between certain hours, however if you order half a beer that does not count for buy one get one free .. big con

After going here for over 25 years never again. Poor customer service, prioritise the online orders and ignore face to face customers. 4 staff in the shop and was ignored by all bar 1. The service has been steadily going down hill and tonight was the last straw. Such a shame as I like to support small local businesses who need the support.

This is a very inviting pub but had originally gone for food as the reviews said, however we was told by the lady behind the bar that they Don’t serve food. So we had a drink then left, nice staff though.

They do great breakfasts here and provide good, honest, value for money food. The staff are pleasant too.

Went here for a few drinks whilst staying at the hotel - to be brutally honest it was the best part of our stay. The staff were very polite and efficient and we were able to use our Village gym membership cards from Blackpool - meaning a pint of Guinness was only £3.50 a pint. We plonked ourselves in front of the big screen and watched the sport on tv. There was a very good atmosphere generated by a few groups of guests - a good time was had by all. Early in the morning it was very quiet at the same venue for breakfast. The choice was varied but who can resist a full English breakfast? A good way to finish what was otherwise an average visit to the hotel.

Unfortunately the Railway Inn is still closed with apparently no date for reopening. The Railway Inn is owned by Samuel Smith's brewery and no further information is available.

Today I visited for the first time since before the March lockdown. The cafe was full to capacity with queuing out into the store. Surprisingly and disappointingly the table layout was the same as before Covid. No distancing. Staff were extremely busy and were doing their best. What was most surprising was the amount of mixed households. I know its difficult to police but it was obvious that many tables were mixed households. Two ladies ordered separately and paid separately but sat together on the same allocated table. Expected better from M & S.

Come here quite often with partner. Decided to visit with family and baby as a change. We got here just before 2pm and decided from the menu that we would have afternoon tea so we wasted time until 2:30 when afternoon tea was available to be told this has to be booked. Could it not state on the menu or website that this has to be booked? By saying it's available from 2:30pm it's implying that it doesn't need to be booked. Was very disappointed as was looking forward to this. As we were deciding on something else to eat we realized from the rude staff member that there was hardly anything left available on the menu including no jacket potatoes. Food we did end up with was very nice as always at good prices. Sat outside which was clean and tidy. May consider booking the afternoon tea in the future but I suggest it's added to the menu to prevent disappointing.

Was served by Claire .excellent service as always she is a great asset to the company always very helpful and pleasant