The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Richmondshire Yorkshire and The Humber

If you take the next left turn after Mainsgill on the A66 towards the Lakes, and carry on down the lane , through Ravensworth village, you'll come to the best farm shop cafe around. Great food, great friendly staff and easy to find location and parking. STONEYGATE CAFE & FARM SHOP. Whether for breakfast, lunch, brunch or even drive through takeaway you'll not be disappointed there. The all day breakfast will set you up for the day and I can personally recommend the french toast with crispy local back bacon and maple syrup. The burgers are grand too, as is the Sunday roast. All in all, you can't fail to be impressed. (For people reading this in the local area - please support a great local business and use the farm shop if not the cafe as well...you won't be disappointed. )

I was taken to this Inn by my friend as he was going to meet a friend from Essex. A waiter guided us to a table and took orders for drinks. A menu was provided for each of us. I asked if there was any pensoner's portions. The waiter said, No. I noticed it was steak night and there was a meal priced £10 so I and the friend from Essex ordered it. Eventually the meal arrived and chips were included. The steak was 10cm long by 5cm wide andless then 5mm thick. It was smothered in a large amount of tasty salad. The chips were served in a shallow, oval dish about 25cm by 15cm. I took a dozen chips, about one third of the area on the dish. I decided to order a dessert bread and butter pudding with custard. When the dessert arrived it was 5cm by 3cm. This meal cost around £21. I have dined out from the 1970s to date and this expensive meal, although very tasty, was the smallest and most expensive I have ever had in the UK. Highway robbery.

Verrrrrry slow service and I'm so sad to write that my sister had a long dark hair in her fish cake. They brought our food out over an hour later and then still didn't bring out the 1 year olds kids meal until after we'd got ours. Sorry to say I wouldn't come here for food again.

Decided to go here having missed out on lunch earlier and it was very nearly closing time. The food and drinks were were great, the owners/staff were friendly and welcoming and it’s a fabulous setting, especially at the outside tables. Good value too

We were on holiday in Leyburn and decided to visit the Brewers Fayre for Sunday Lunch. Very pleasant staff greeted us and we had a very enjoyable Sunday lunch. Good variety of roasts and vegetables. Would suggest booking for Sunday lunch

Not sure where to start. Only one table was in, and yet we seemed an inconvenience. The food is below average, pay £20 for the top dish, to find it was frozen chicken nuggets, food very cold and came out at all differant time Atmosphere terrible, no music, no coffee cups, no hot chocolate, no ice, no cutlery wrapped, dirty glasses, toilets are dirty with loose wires everywhere. Only one staff member on, making excuses all the time, making us feel uncomfortable. What a shame, lovely village, wish I had gone to the cafe down the road for half the price.

This was my only free camping experience of the coast to coast and truly one of my best camping experiences of the whole trip! You get a toilet, shower, washer and dryer, all for free and just donation based. There were even laundry pods. They stopped serving food at 4pm the day I was there but were happy to help me order food if needed and sold a few snacks which kept me going through the night. Also the locals couldn’t have been friendlier and made for a lively night :) would highly recommend!

Fantastic food. Burgers are great. A new dish, chicken waffle was tasty too. Welcoming staff and friendly atmosphere. Highly recommended.

Review: We visited today during some chilly, wintry weather and had the most wonderful experience! We enjoyed a hearty Sunday dinner that was absolutely spot on – the gravy, in particular, was rich, flavorful, and simply lovely. The staff were incredibly attentive and made sure we were well looked after, adding a warm and welcoming touch to the already cozy atmosphere. A perfect spot for comfort food and great service – we’ll definitely be back! Highly recommended!

A welcome change from motorway service areas.

We were staying in the village and went to the White Rose for an evening meal. The bar area was quite busy - it being a Friday night, but the bar staff were pleasant, attentive and helpful. When we ordered we were offered the choice of remaining in the bar area or sitting in the restaurant area to eat and we chose the latter. Our meals were all very good and reasonably priced and waiting staff were pleasant and efficient. The beer was well kept too!

This Costa branch has some top class baristas who make the perfect macchiato. An absolute delight and a lovely surprise to find in a busy services. Thank you!

Called here for a few drinks at 8:45pm on the way home to the caravan park. Upon arrival door was open and lights on, to all intense and purposes a welcoming pub. However to our disbelief we were turned away in a rude manor as by an obnoxious man at the end of the bar, who was the landlord, To be told abruptly that the he had cashed up the till and only had one person in. We were left to our own devices outside the pub in the pouring rain while we had to ring a taxi. In this time the landlord let two people out of the venue and stoked up the fire! Even in troubling times times this landlord does not want custom. Avoid Avoid Avoid!

We tried the carvery at the Cricket Club after googling around for a decent carvery in the Catterick area. When we arrived the whole setup was very reminiscent of a school dinner. All the meat was already pre-carved, so that the whole thing works as a one big conveyer belt. The quality however is very average and most of the ingredients are clearly made from frozen. I’d recommend a Toby carvery over this. But it was edible.