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10. Bay Horse Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
Its A Village Pub
Reviewed By SteveT306
Popped In for lunch and wasn't dissapointed. A cold wet day in March, we came here to watch the football. The pub looks like its being tidied up..but was warm and friendly... A log fire blazed at one side of the lounge, and there were 3 real ales on offer. Food was home cooked, plentiful and cheap..the yorkshire pudding, the best I've had in years. In all, warm, cosy, friendly, good beer, good grub..and footy. What's not to like.
9. The Black Horse Inn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 21 reviews
An Olde Worlde country pub with log burning fires, situated in the picturesque village of Kirklington, overlooking the village green. Within easy access to the A1, Yorkshire Dales & only 1 mile from Camp Katur. Our varied menu is homemade, from starters,m
Reviewed By JoyDivOvenGloves
Walked over the fields from Camp Katur on late Sunday afternoon for food, and had a great couple of hours here. Steak and Kidney pie, hand pulled Tetley's (served in a Tetley's glass, these things matter !), and a quality jam roly poly. Friendly staff, locals, and pub dog, a really nice afternoon.
8. The Coore Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 333 reviews
Traditional Country Pub Restaurant.
Reviewed By maddy_madz
I recently visited with a friend after recommendations from a couple of people. The pub is deceptively big and on entering i didn't realise the size of the restaurant at the back. The restaurant is a nice space, tables set at good distances so you dont feel on top of each other and the lighting was good for the atmosphere.I've got a sweet tooth so chose to have a main and pudding even though i had been told the chicken goujons were a must! For my main i had the Steak and Guinness pie and was not disappointed! It was full of meat, the pastry was nice and there was plenty of veg and mash on the side. My friend had a steak and enjoyed it. For my pudding i chose the chocolate orange cheesecake which i didn't overly enjoy. The flavour was there but I found the base to thick and the cheesecake a funny texture. My friend chose the sticky toffee pudding which she said was a bit dense.When i/we return i/we think i/we will try the recommended starters over a dessert!
7. The Castle Arms Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 91 reviews
The Castle Arms Inn is a traditional yet stylish 17th century country inn situated in the picturesque village of Snape, North Yorkshire. Food is served in both our restaurant and bar areas with alfresco eating during the warmer weather in our sheltered co
Reviewed By Herring818
Stayed at castlearms inn for 2 nights. Rooms were very clean and comfortable, food was excellent, lunch, evening meal and breakfast. The landlord was very welcoming and friendly. Also girls who made up rooms and served breakfast were also very helpful. Unfortunately we encountered the partner of the landlord. She was very unprofessional, rude and confrontational. We will not return.
6. The Buck Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Traditional country pub, overlooking the village green, with open fire and large beer garden. Our menu offers pub classics, along with regularly changing "specials". A good selection of locally brewed real ales and a choice of wines by the glass and bottl
Reviewed By MStJB
New Years Eve one night in the late 1970s. Strains of Jeff Beck echoing around the small function room. A cheeky shandy for a 16 year old. Hazy disco lights piercing the smoke filled room. Sweaty bodies jumping up and down.Fast forward 40 years and time for Sunday lunch with strains of Play that Funky Music by Wild Cherry (1976) playing through the old wifi a nod to yesteryear. Lots has happened in those intervening decades, but the Buck is beautifully stuck somewhere between 1974 and 1981. Still the same warm welcome. Banter in the bar with the locals. Excellent simple well cooked food. Heaven.Vicky and Tony have just celebrated 5 years in charge and the card from the local cricket club say much about the high esteem they hold V and T and their community minded way of doing business. Excellent.My fish and chips were exceptionally well cooked. Flakey cod. Batter that was crispy with no hint of fat. Mushy peas that passed the test. And great value all served with a smile.A great find, worth the detour off the Masham to Bedale road.Some things in life don't change. The Buck is one constant in a sea of political, social and economic turmoil. An oasis far away from Trump, Boris and Brexit. Go and enjoy life as it should be.I'll be back.Thanks for this great review. I think you have summed up exactly the ambience we strive to achieve here at The Buck, so good to hear that it appears to be working! I will pass on your positive feedback about the food to the kitchen team. Great to hear that you will be back, and thanks for recommending us to others. Rest assured that we will keep things "just the way they are" (to paraphrase Barry White!)
5. The Woodman Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 172 reviews
The Woodman Inn is a family run pub in the peaceful village of Burneston near Bedale. A Freehouse since June 2014. Inside is a cosy bar, a 23 cover restaurant and 3 letting bedrooms. Serving good local ales, fine wines and quality food using locally sourc
Reviewed By Kath S
We have just had an overnight stay here. The food was average. The staff were friendly. The room was a chalet style at the back of the hotel which was very well appointed, spacious, roomy and beautifully clean. But............whether the owners have been in the litigation industry previously I found the warnings to guests very off putting. Inside the guest book in the room there were numerous warning about the owners not being responsible for this that and the other and if any form of damage was found our credit cards would be debited. In fact on the back page of the book was an A4 sheet quoting a section of the Hoteliers charter section on non-responsibility! Very welcoming. But the worst was in the pub itself there was a notice advising CCTV in operation. They were not wrong as there appeared to be cameras everywhere which are a bit disconcerting whilst eating your meal with one pointing straight at you. I wouldn't mind but it was Saturday evening and there were only two people in the bar and about a dozen of us dining! As the pub is in a quiet village with no bus service it makes you wonder what clientele frequent the place.
4. The Old Black Swan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 280 reviews
Reviewed By Angela S
We visited here with friends and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. We had a warm and friendly welcome from the Landlord and staff, and enjoyed the pensioners meals which were really tasty, with ample portions, and very good value for money. Service was prompt and, overall, there was a really pleasant atmosphere about the place. A good selection of beers, wines and spirits made for a really good experience.Thoroughly recommended.
3. The Freemasons Arms of Nosterfield
Overall Ratings
4 based on 305 reviews
Recently refurbished charming country pub serving everything from real ales to fine wines. Diners can choose from pub classics with a twist, daily specials and Chef's own signature dishes, exactingly cooked and served by a friendly front-of-house team. A
Reviewed By Lynda B
We revisited this pub when staying nearby because we so enjoyed the food the last time we visited the area. We were not disappointed this time either.
2. Fox and Hounds Inn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 298 reviews
Reviewed By dannyq2015
We returned here this Sunday, just over twelve months after our last visit, and it is still most excellent indeed.We had a roast beef, chicken and a pork, after a bit of a hiccup with one of the meals, which was addressed most professionally, we enjoyed an exceptional meal.Two of us managed a treacle tart and custard and apple and blackberry pie with custard for dessert, and delicious they were too.The hospitality here is well worth a mention as it is second to none.Highly recommended.
1. The Milbank Arms
Overall Ratings
5 based on 205 reviews
Reviewed By 763KateS763
We visited on a Saturday night during our recent stay just outside Bedale and were made to feel very welcome. Great food, quick service and very reasonably priced. They were very busy and we were very grateful that they managed to squeeze us in! Would recommend booking ahead!Will definitely re-visit if were are in the area again!
