The best restaurants serving Default food in Great Ayton Hambleton Yorkshire and The Humber

Visited last Friday evening after settling into our lodge and after a long drive from home. Staff very friendly. We had not booked but they managed to fit us in. Quite busy. Very good variety on menu and portions big. Great value for money. Starters of Cheese soufflé and deep fried Camembert (off the Christmas specials menu). Main courses - Chicken Parmesan, Chicken Fajitas, Turkey baguette, roast potatoes and gravy. Definitely recommend. Look forward to trying breakfasts next time we come.

We booked the bistro for last Friday 24th Jan 2025 evening aware there would be live music. We had a Lovely meal served fairly promptly, but our only complaint was that the musician was positioned about half way down the restaurant and although she was a good pianist and singer she was far too loud. The bistro was fairly full and other tables ended up competing to hear them selves speak over her music and to be honest my wife and I rushed our meal as we could not wait to get out of the bistro and the din, it gave me a headache and ruined our evening totally. By all means have live music but it should be at an ambient background level allowing people to enjoy the music but also hear themselves without shouting.

We stopped by for some dinner. I had a burger and my partner had mince beef and onion pie with chips. Both very well cooked, no long waits and friendly staff.

Pre-ordered over an hour before my requested delivery time and it was still over 30mins late and had obviously been rushed. I've never tasted such a bland Vermicelli with what was clearly torn up pieces of sliced ham from the local supermarket in it. Greasy, bland, zero spice. Never again!

The Buck is a large hotel/pub on the way into the village with a nice position by the stream side. From a design and decor perspective it is pretty much the norm for modern pubsand although it seems to target diners as the main market, there is enough space to cater for people who just want a drink. On a Monday evening it was pretty quiet when we were in and the service was pleasant, as were our drinks.

Absolutely horrendous, I've had better frozen pizza, chips also burnt and greasy, also extremely expensive.

Feels very much like a franchise type of place, staff pleasant, nothing flash. Might go again if in the area but wouldn’t rush

After shopping in Primark needed respite and found it in Muffin Break. We had flat whites and cheese scones. The flat whites were great the scones were ok and all great value. Next time we’re in the Hill Street Centre we’ll definitely be calling in again.