The Crown Inn in Harrogate

This was one of my favourite bars in Harrogate, I was gutted when I heard it had closed. The staff here were fantastic and always made me feel welcome. I will have to go over to Leeds or York to try the cozy bars there from now on, so I hope to see some of you in the near future! All the best. Matt

Last min booking , all went very quickly , received at the bar room information all done . Food and order for early breakfast was completed Room clean spacious and warm . Food was a dirty burger made by Fraser. Served and hosted by Amy and Becca . Great company good humour and professional etiquette.

Fabulous meal! Four of us ate in the bar area which accommodated our requirements for a dog friendly evening meal out. We all selected the 2 course option which was excellent value and the portion sizes are very generous indeed. The terrine starter was a favourite along with the sherry trifle which was delicious. Great service, great welcome and great food. If this was our local we would be regular customers!

We have eaten here a few times after walking in the local area. We had a dismal experience at breakfast at the Kings Head close by so we went here as it opened and had a great English breakfast. It was fresh, well served and the pace is a bit quirky but comfortable and you are always made to feel welcome.

Popped in whilst looking for a quick lunch. Very unusual setting for a tea room but works well with about 10 tables set up between the pews & the altar. The pews act as an overflow area if all tables are taken but we arrived as one was being vacated. Very friendly staff, a relaxing atmosphere and excellent value for money. Menu is limited to a choice of rolls, soup and a tempting range of homemade cakes & scones. Rolls could have improved if pickle, mustard or mayonnaise had been offered but the cakes & scones made up for this as they were very nice. The church itself is a delightful building and worth a visit in it’s own right. An interesting alternative lunch option.