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Best British food near Dent, United Kingdom
Reviews on British food in Dent, United Kingdom including Meadowside Cafe, Stone Close Tea Room and B&B, The Sun Inn, Smatt's Duo Cafe Bar & Bistro, The Three Hares Cafe, The Haddock Paddock, Dalesman Country Inn, The Old Hill Inn, The Pheasant Inn, The Red Lion
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10. The Red Lion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 152 reviews
Reviewed By C8275XRannr
We had the steak meal last Friday here - and after calling in over the last few months have seen some marked changes .. cleaner and better . The place has had an overhaul. Staff seem to be trying to improve the place. There are more real ales to chose from previously and they taste as if they are being looked after well. Tables look better and the place has had a lick of paint and some added touches that make it feel like a pub eatery. The current staff seem more clued in to customers.The steak meat was delicious and the meal very nice. They are adding in more things in the week - like a pub quiz, curry night - and some live music .. working hard to make it work .. It just needs the right clientel and enough of them as there is local competition - the club, the italian and other pubs on their doorstep ... so they will need to be consistent and keep going...and developing all the time...
9. The Pheasant Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 444 reviews
Reviewed By Brian L
We were staying at the hotel and as part of our deal had our dinner on the first night. We were so impressed we went back on the second evening as well. LOvely food which was very well cooked and presented
8. The Old Hill Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 345 reviews
The Old Hill Inn is an ancient inn of great character, part of which dates back to 1615 and the other part 1835. Originally a farm, then Drovers inn, now specialising in delicious home cooked food and excellent puddings. A family of chefs run the establis
Reviewed By davidwilliams731
Six of us had a wonderful meal here on Tuesday evening. Great service, really well cooked food and imaginative and well presented desserts. Enjoyed it so much that we returned on Wednesday evening for a repeat performance and we were all equally impressed. Recommend for great food, friendly service, old world ambience and good selection of beers.
7. Dalesman Country Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 320 reviews
Food served from 8am till 9pm daily. Freshly sourced local produce, Angus beef, Black Boar Pork, Local lambs, Award winning chefs,
Reviewed By Tim S
I stayed at the Dalesman while on a long distance walk and had some excellent real ales and a very good evening meal while there
6. The Haddock Paddock
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By DennisW326
Have either a Take-away or Sit-in on a regular basis and always have a good portion (have to ask for less sometimes) and always flavourful. It would be nice to see a âguest fishâ every now and then to make a change form the usual good offer.
5. The Three Hares Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 334 reviews
Reviewed By WDForty
We visited The Three Hares while the monthly artisan market was on so the place was bustling. This didnât daunt the couple running it who juggled selling to people who popped in for bread and buns with customers at tables. The coffee and cinnamon bun (they looked home-cooked) were excellent and, IMPORTANTLY, the background music was some low-key jazz (perfect).
4. Smatt's Duo Cafe Bar & Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 244 reviews
We serve breakfast,lunch,main meals,cake,coffee,tea,beer,wine. We provide home cooking using fresh local produce, free Wi Fi & are very dog friendly.
Reviewed By Ian S
My Wife and I were travelling from Newcastle to home on Friday 23rd August, 2019. We called in Main Street, Sedburgh, but the cafe we had planned to visit was closed for a week (presumably on holiday). However we searched Main Street and found Smatts Duo Cafe Bar & Bistro. It wasn't ideal as the menu was not to our taste. Somewhat reluctantly we went inside as we were both hungry. First impressions were not good. The tables and chairs were heavy and difficult to move. Also we selected a table (only one empty) near the front entrance door and was very draughty when customers entered or left. Also we noticed three dogs in the cafe which we didn't feel too comfortable with. Don't misunderstand us - we like dogs - but not in a crowded cafe. The menu was quite restrictive but decided to order Jacket Potato with cheese. The food was poorly presented with plates too small and more salad than needed. Sadly we did not enjoy it. I do not like to give bad reviews (most people seem to like this cafe) but on this occasion was not one of our favourite eateries.
3. The Sun Inn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 202 reviews
Reviewed By Stuartd99
This pub is old, but probably doesn't make the most of itself. The tired decor and furniture needs a makeover, and this would be a good opportunity to strip the gloss paint from the beams and generally celebrate the building's story. Food is generous but not terrific. Choice of beers ... especially real and cask ales ... could also be better.
2. Stone Close Tea Room and B&B
Overall Ratings
5 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By hrosencpa
This is not a 5 Star Restaurant, but rather a small cafe in a remote village. The food was great and very obviously home cooked and fresh. The service was also very good. It's a great place to get a feel of the local culture.It was full of hikers that had been out for the morning and were getting a late lunch.
1. Meadowside Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 86 reviews
If you want the best home made meals, cakes and snacks. Fabulous barista coffees and a great welcome in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales, then welcome to Meadowside.
Reviewed By alanlisa1969
We stopped here for breakfast before leaving for home.Great value and good value. I think it may have been a little over cooked but wouldnt stop me going again.Staff were friendly and service quick.1 gripe i hate ketchup etc in little plastic sachets. Lets have bottles please.Great little cafe though thanks
