The best restaurants serving British food in Ryedale Yorkshire and The Humber

the food terrible and music blaring out till gone 3.00am in the morning like having your bed in a disco won’t be returning and advise you to think very carefully if you want a good nights sleep

Popped in for a quick pint saw they were making home made pizzas . Had a pizza and a pint combo along with a game of pool while I waited . Absolutely delicious. Was well worth been late home . So took one home for the wife too. . Happy days

A warm welcome from landlady Rachel at this traditional Farndale pub. Well kept ales on tap and a decent Rose wine slaked a thirst on arrival followed by a plump Sirloin Steak and trimmings and a plate of crispy scampi to keep us fed. Excellent value for money and all the traditions of top class inn-keeping can be found here in the glorious setting that is Farndale.

Excellent meal - staying locally for husband’s 60th birthday so booked for lunch on our arrival. 5 adults and one baby, enjoyed by everyone lovely staff and excellent food excellent value for money. A big thank you from me for the vegetarian option best meal I’ve had in a long time proper vegetarian food no fake meat. Too many places now just offer a vegan option to cover both vegetarian and vegan usually meaning highly processed fake meat.

Would like to start by saying our coffee and cake was as good as you would come to expect from a Costa establishment. Now why the poor score I hear you ask...simple ..the place needs to be shut down and deep cleaned top to bottom !!!. Then after this it should only reopen when they hire more staff as the current '2' just can't cope. To give more details the seats are absolutely filthy with the floor and walls in not much better a state . I moved twice before I found a seat that didn't smell of sour milk. Trays were piled up with dirty dishes onboard on almost every table, which people were having to move out the way themselves. They had to start using takeaway cups for all orders as they ran out of clean Sorry but this is not becoming of a Costa

A warm and comfortable place to stay. The staff and locals made us feel really welcomed. We enjoyed our stay from start to finish, and were sorry to say goodbye. The food was delicious and the service was great. We highly recommend The Royal Oak as a wonderful place for couples, families, and four legged friends. Centrally located with easy access to the natural beauty of North Yorkshire.

Greeted quickly by friendly member of staff. Room tastefully decorated for the festive season. Order taken promptly. Teas and coffee soon arrived followed swiftly by tasty festively flavoured scones. A wonderful end to a days walk.

My 'Hot Beef Sandwich ' consisted of a dried out roll, a few tasty onions+mushrooms, one very small piece of delicious looking beef and two dreadful slices of 'spotty' slices of beef from a supermarket packet which were 'hidden' under the unadvertised topping. Slight argument when I asked for a refund. Was told the beef had been kept warming on a hot plate but not for how long. My daughter had already had to return a packet of crisps with a best before date of 2023.

This is a very inviting pub but had originally gone for food as the reviews said, however we was told by the lady behind the bar that they Don’t serve food. So we had a drink then left, nice staff though.

Very disappointing - this is my second visit in a few months and on both occasions I have been served by staff who looked like they would rather be anywhere else! They weren’t rude but it wasn’t exactly a friendly welcome. In their defence I did notice that the member of staff on the till was in her own and the chef himself was bringing the food out so maybe they were understaffed and two people was certainly not enough to run the cafe which was full. The coffee as usual was lovely.

Had an interesting tip of a place just outside Malton, North Yorkshire. The place was Woody's Tavern. I was unsure what to expect as it was quite hidden away. My first impression of the very much biker themed bar with it's motorcycle parts hanging from the walls was, it looked to be trying a bit to hard. There was at the time just myself, the landlord and one other patron a surly chap called Andrew. The landlord though not the tallest in stature was reasonably welcoming. There was a TV on playing some antiquated rock music. On the tables were nibbles, one of which looked a lot like mud i didn't like to ask and presumed it was some local dish. After a few drinks the atmosphere became quite pleasant, a change from the initial hostility. Not a bad place, will probably try it again sometime.