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United Kingdom Food Guide: 10 British food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Easingwold
Discover Restaurants offering the best British food in Easingwold, United Kingdom including The Aldwark Arms, The Olive Branch, The New Inn Restaurant, Durham Ox, The Blacksmiths Arms, Sugar Mouse, The Dawnay Arms, The Angel, Black Horse, The Old Black Bull
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10. The Old Black Bull
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By yorkie8888
Really friendly local pub with great traditional pub food, friendly staff and a lovely roaring fire on chilly days......we'll be back soon! Thank you for your lovely review cos that is all we try to be
9. Black Horse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 107 reviews
Sam and Emma would like to welcome old and new customers. We are a traditional village pub that dates back over 400 years ago, you will receive a warm welcome, we are child friendly with a large play area situated at the bottom of the garden, doggie frien
Reviewed By I3672PTalanr
It's a friendly pub for sure but the food, although not badly priced, was very average and what you would expect from a pub. The Gammon was fine but the Chilli Ginger Chicken although reasonably tasty was watery and not the creamy sauce I expected. How you're meant to eat it with Flat Bread I don't know - it needed rice. I don't think that I'll be back.hi weâre sorry you didnât have a good experience with us . If you had mentioned about the chilli chicken we could have done something about it because that is one of our popular dishes.we do hope you decide to give us another try. We donât like people walking away unsatisfied
8. The Angel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 109 reviews
Reviewed By Malcolm F
I have stopped off here a number of times when travelling north. Always a friendly welcome with good food at reasonable prices. The seating is comfortable and there is parking at the rear of the Inn. On a summer day its lovely to sit outside with a drink and a bite to eat and watch the village life go by.
7. The Dawnay Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 301 reviews
Reviewed By copp1p
Just been for our first visit since moving into village.Customer service fabulous food excellent, we will look forward too our next.Tristan and the team made it an amazing experience.Would highly recommend, if you are looking for excellent customer service & amazing food.Paul Ali & Soots
6. Sugar Mouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
Old fashioned sweet and chocolate shop with adjoining tea/coffee shop serving homemade cakes and scones, sandwiches, soup, toasted bagels, salad, quiche, ploughmans, ice creams and milkshakes.
Reviewed By sandalian
I believe this cafe is now called Finka and the interior has changed somewhat. It is run by a collection of very pleasant and efficient young and youngish ladies and the coffee and cakes are very good and reasonably priced. I am not sure Finka means what they think it does in Swedish or Croation not if Google is right but then what does it really matter-it's a talking point. I liked the interior. It's a pleasant and relaxing place to sit and enjoy good coffee.
5. The Blacksmiths Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 142 reviews
Reviewed By C929RLjohna
Eight of us had a lovely circular country walk around Beninbrough Hall estate and then visited the Blacksmiths Arms for our pre-booked Sunday lunch.Our pub host Glen Mimms made us most welcome serving a good range of beers to compliment our meal. Sat around open fires and memorabilia the pub had charm and an aura of friendly village warmth.The choices on the menu suited most palettes, both the starters and the mains. Even a choice of three soups! we're on offer.All our food was good. Especially the steak pie and the fish & chips, although the Thai fish cakes also were a favourite. All reasonably priced and served with politeness from all the waiting staffCertainly a pub to return to!!!
4. Durham Ox
Overall Ratings
4 based on 582 reviews
Reviewed By Goodfood64
Called in on off chance bank holiday Monday, as was staying nearby.Landlord (I think) was really pleasant- led us to the lovely area round the back.Nice menu lovely food, I could have prob saved a quid by having the set menu.Recommend
3. The New Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 300 reviews
The New Inn at Easingwold is a pub at the heart of this market town community. You can expect a warm welcome and a taste of Yorkshire with our offering of real ales and a commitment to serving great quality local produce. Our popular restaurant serves del
Reviewed By Jayboy44
Lovely ambiance as you walk in and very welcoming.Nice menu tooFood was well cooked and very tasty .Had a very stale roll though .Service could have been a little more attentive Dessert of sticky toffee pudding was amazing and the cheese board was ok Would go back again Hello. Thank you for your lovely review. I am glad you enjoyed it. We hope to see you again in the near future.
2. The Olive Branch
Overall Ratings
4 based on 178 reviews
A modern cafe bistro offering breakfast, lunch, dinner delicious cakes, scones with clotted cream and deserts. We serve fresh coffees, teas, great wines and a selection of alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks
Reviewed By tinkerpok
We met friends here for a drink planning to move on to a local pub for food. Having stayed for extra drinks we decided to cancel foods plans and eat here. Perfect complimentary olives whilst we ordered the best spanish pizza and a couple of sides. Perfect. Jordan is lovely very welcoming. Highly recommendThank you glad you had a great time, it was lovely to meet you all, have a great wedding and hope to see you again ?ThanksJordan
1. The Aldwark Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1038 reviews
Newly refurbished, the Aldwark Arms is a beautiful village dining pub offering locally sourced, freshly cooked produce. Our menus change seasonally throughout the year. A la Carte, Early Bird, Special Event Nights and extensive lunch menus are available.
Reviewed By YorkGeordie
Arrived at 8.05 and asked to eat.Asked to have a drink and study menu's while a table was set. Did so for 30 minutes then left after no service in a less than busy pub.They ain't bothered. Will never go again.Hi YorkGeordieFollowing on from your visit to us last night, I am aware of your comments to my colleague but I believe there is a misunderstanding as unfortunately you did not inform us you wanted to eat at any point. My manager served you but at no point did you advise us you wanted to dine with us or ask for menus and just ordered drinks so we were very confused when you then advised you were leaving?We are a very friendly, accommodating and efficient family run business and would have loved for you to enjoy a meal with us but we wouldn't just not give you menus or take your order if we were aware you wanted to dine with us.If you would like you get in touch to discuss it further then please do not hesitate to contact me.Kind RegardsPete HardistyLandlord
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