The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Richmondshire Yorkshire and The Humber

Stopped off on our drive from Scotland to Sheffield and we were not disappointed! The service was very friendly and the food was just delicious. Portion sizes were perfect for lunchtime, I didn't manage to finish my sandwich. We had a club sandwich and a toasted chicken chorizo wrap. Will be back if we are down this way in the future.

Just thought I would take the opportunity and time to give credit where it’s due! I have read through some of the reviews from 2022 and can only imagine that there was a hang over from Covid , or there must have been different owners? I couldn’t praise this establishment highly enough. This is the only Pub in the small hamlet of Redmire , and the centre of the community. It was a wonderful mixture of friendly ambience with excellent traditional food. 3 of us visited in June , and after dining on the Monday, we ate there for the rest of the week, and never had anything other than a good meal, trying different dishes every night! We are returning again in August , and will probably dine again every evening during our vacation. This is a fantastic local pub serving quality traditional food made from locally sourced produce. If people are expecting Haute cuisine, then they need to manage their expectations, and probably dine elsewhere, leaving more capacity for the customers that appreciate it. As far as we are concerned…. Well done and keep up the good work! 👍👍👍

Another great visit to the Station Cinema. Book tickets online with ease. Good seats selected. Screen 3 , small but perfect surroundings and quality viewing experience. Will definitely return. Thanks again

Would have been 5 if barmaid hadn't put a full bottle of tonic in our gin. You serve it so customer puts what they want in and had to ask fir a slice of lemon 🍋

Brilliant- great value and really friendly and helpful service.

The owner of The Priory where we stayed in Middleham had heard positive reviews about the food at Dante Arms, so we went there for dinner one evening. Dante Arms came under new ownership about a month ago, and from the caliber of food and service we enjoyed, they will be in business for some time. My husband had the Wensleydale Beef and Ale (tender beef in gravy topped with a teetering puffed pastry). Having toured the Wensleydale Creamery the day before I was delighted to see Blue Wensleydale Pasta on the menu and had it. Light tangy cream sauce with fresh bell peppers over perfectly cooked pasta - what's not to love. And save room for dessert. We shared an order of cheese cake. That day's flavor was chocolate and I can't say when I've had better. The crust was crisp, the filling rich but light in texture and the fresh, tart raspberry drizzle was a perfect topper. Best wishes to the new owners!

Very dated decor, real ales were great, some good service but some staff need some training the food was great.

Arrived at 16.35 on Bank Holiday Monday. I asked if they were still serving as a large section was not in use, they had cleared and moved chairs away from and area and were in the process of cleaning the coffee machine. A young girl said we close at 5pm, no smile, no hello. She was not happy when we ordered 2 coffees and sat down. At 16.55 she appeared over my shoulder and said "we close in 5 minutes" I replied yes I am aware of that and had not forgotten that we have been a great inconvenience to you!!! She then went outside to collect the A frame in puffing if her vape. Wrong person to work in a coffee house in a customer service job. Obviously didn't want to he there. Very rude no manners.

Really nice pub. The food was exceptional here, we came two nights on the trot. Recommend the fish pie.

The food was okay, but the service was great Steph in particular was a key feature fast and chatty is a great part of the team!

This is comfortable hotel, extremely well run by the owner who is present for most of the time serving the guests. If he isn’t there his long term staff are, and they too are excellent. It is very conveniently located on a beautiful quiet street.It has private parking at the rear or on street parking at the front, although this can be full. Breakfasts are freshly prepared and tasty. There is a lounge and a well stocked bar. We were delighted by our stay and recommend it.

Beautiful village, nice pub, landlord Andy was quite hospitable, rooms were basic but warm and comfortable. Food at the pub was basic pub menu but cooked well and ok. All in all a good stay and value for money.

Visited here for the first time in a number of years. What a disappointment. On entering what used to be little farmshop you are now faced with empty shelves, a pitiful selection of gifts and half full crates of vegetables. There is a sign asking you to wait to be seated. We were by a disinterested member of staff onto a table where the seats were ripped then handed a crumpled, stained paper menu that didn't look the most inspiring. No scones available just 3 types of overpriced cake. Cost of 2 coffees and 2 slices cake - £17 😬 Definitely won't visit again when thereares far friendlier, tastier and more atmospheric options only a few miles away.

Popped here for a coffee and fruit cake and Wensleydale cheese, the food was good but the service was terrible. There was an older lady on the till preparing food and drinks, she was very efficient but the younger girls were so lazy. The lady had a queue of people to serve but there was two girls filling up the crisps, one came out of the kitchen drying one knife to put in the cutlery container. The lady when serving my partner asked one of the girls to slice the cake and she said oh I don’t think I can cut that! Overall a real disappointment to our past visits.

The good was amazing. Fresh, hot and plenty of choice too. The service was great. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Our room was perfect. So neat, tidy and modern with great views too. I definitely will be booking again soon