The Red Lion is amazing! Would highly recommend staying here. The service was amazing, and everyone…read moreis very nice. They breakfast comes out very quick, and servers are awesome. We stayed in a cottage and a room, and it was great! Will be back!

Set in a beautiful location, but if you go in summer expect lots of children. Food in the…read morerestaurant is subpar and you could tell it was all highly microwaved. We sat in the dining room area and it was very tired and worn, sit in the Pub area instead. Outside seating is very smoky. No A/C or even ceiling fans especially since we were in the new set of rooms. No one opened up the windows prior to our arrival and it was literally like an oven. As secluded as it is there is another hotel/restaurant nearby which we enjoyed better.

Best find on holiday ever!!…read more Set in a beautiful little village with a huge village green with loads of parking round and about (although im sure that on a mid summer sunny day parking may be somewhat difficult!). The pub has a bar area and a restaurant area - we only ever went into the bar as you could eat int here and it was really cosy (dogs are also allowed!). The staff were incredibly friendly and chatty (lets face it, Yorkshire, particularly North Yorkshire folk are possibly the most friendly on the planet - i challenge you to disprove this!). The food was INCREDIBLE. Nothing fancy pants, just really good food, VERY big portions (trust me on this, you dont need three courses - choose your weapon of starter or dessert to go alongside your main - we made the mistake one night and 1) couldnt eat it all and 2)pretty much rolled home). We spent an evening in the pub, had a meal and then sat playing card games - we felt incredibly welcome. So welcome that we ended up visiting three times in a week long holiday. You cant really get a better recommendation than that can you??

We just stopped for a beer after a long hike. It was very busy and filled with locals. Pleasant…read morestaff. Good beer. The food looked good, but we did not try it.

What a grand unspoilt little pub with little rooms and open fires. If you thought the little…read morecountry pub had died a death get yourself here, theres not been a smell of fresh paint here for many a year (thankfully) off the beaten track but well worth looking for, ideal for walkers looking for a beer and bite to eat, Hardraw Force Waterfall is situated at the back as a added attraction.

After an 18km walk round Bolton Abbey, three hungry people needed some decent food down their neck…read moreand boy, did we find it here. A lovely country village pub with a roaring fire and a lot of people enjoying good food and great service (and dog friendly). The starters were go good the three of us couldn't choose which one we wanted, so a surprised staff member delivered their first (I'm sure) four starters for three people (there's nothing wrong with one for the table right!?). There was quite a strange silence fallen over the table as we devoured our starters. The creamy garlic mushrooms were amazing, the goats cheese peignet with pickled beetroot (for sharing) was delicious, and the pork spring rolls and pâté were met with equal delight. The mains of slow cooked pork belly (with roasts not mash), the steak & ale pie with chips and corn fed chicken supreme were all very well presented and more importantly, tasted amazing. The pork with LOTS of crackling was only let down let down by the lack of Yorkshire pudding (I know, not meant to have it with Pork dinner but I wanted one and it wasn't allowed due to exact numbers being made). The food was washed down with two bottles of white Rioja and followed by some beautiful desserts of chocolate brownie and Baileys Creme Brûlée with cookie. All in all, a perfect Sunday roast and for £122, was pretty impressive. Note: the staff were young but were absolutely honest and professional. It was great to see and they brought the food out promptly and couldn't have been nicer. A great find.

The place really is excellent, as you would expect for a pub in the middle of nowhere…read more.. We sat outside for an hour or so before lunch, just enjoying the views. It really was a pleasure to hang around here, despite being ever so slightly chilly (I'm used to the balmy climate of London). The views are awesome, there's wildlife everywhere and plenty of dogs around if you're a dog person. The lunch was in the cruck barn and this is really an. Exceptional building, it looks old despite being only 10 years old! The decor is perfect. Except maybe the projection of the menu, not the biggest fan if that (it was hard to read). The food was impeccable, I had the pigeon and venison and it was perfect, the table generally seemed very pleased with their food so I think everything else was good too! The roast looked incredibly, serious food envy there. The drink selection, as you would expect in a decent traditional Yorkshire pub, was local and very very good. If you're in the area (or even just in the north east) then I would definitely recommend coming here for some food. Beware the roads however, super difficult to drive around.

Great lunch spot while hiking in the dales... lovely food and fabulous beer…read more Definitely a recommend and we'll be coming back! :-)

The Fountaine Inn is a beautifully situated small village pub in a gorgeous setting at anytime of…read morethe year, but if we ever have a Summer then take the opportunity to go there and sit on the village green with the beck running through it and marvel at a village that the locals love and tend carefully. The pub has been sympathetically restored and added to over the years and yet has maintained its' integrity, keeping many of the original features, a Locals corner, the bull ring ( a game of metal ring swing onto a hook)and a wonderful old beer cellar. I wonder if it still has the claxon for invasion in case of war, in the cellar? There is a great choice of reasonably priced food from the traditional to the avant garde, all beautifully presented and served by knowledgeable and friendly staff. Lunch menu or evening you will find something to tantalise your taste buds at a reasonable price. Locally sourced,meats,fish and breads and all fresh produce. Cosy and inviting with log fires, you can feel the warmth and history the minute you enter, duck your head if tall the door is low. A great selection of local beer, Theakstons, Timothy Taylors etc and nothing is too much trouble. usually a good selection of Whisky too! Parking is outside the pub no designated car park but plenty of space in and around the village, just remember that people have to get out of their driveways. On two levels but fairly easy access for people in wheel chairs.(An old buldinng so a bit narrow ) A few benches outside and some lovely walks to Linton Falls and Grassington. Nothing is to much trouble here and I do not think you willl be disappointed

Being big fans of All Creatures Great and Small, we couldn't not visit the Drovers Arms! We…read morehappened to come through on Sunday, so the roast was not to be missed. The adults enjoyed two cask ales, which were superb, along with the sirloin Sunday Roasts. Our smallest shared the adults, but the older kids enjoyed the cheeseburger and chicken sunday roast from the children's menu. Everything was delicious, service was great, and the perfect conclusion to our holiday. As far as the show goes, they mention it on some things, and there are photos in a few places. Overall, just a lovely pub atmosphere. We'd love to stay overnight sometime.

Great food! Friendly service. They were out of ham on the Ploughman's lunch but gave us a very…read moregenerous portions of extra pork pie and cheese. All very good!

Always a warm welcome, excellent service , good food very well priced. An eclectic menu , with…read moreSteak Nights during the week.At the time of press, the cheapest drinking pub in Addingham to boot! Highly recommended.

A gastro pub with a real homely feel. Roaring fires when it's cold outside and a very warm welcome…read moreevery time I have been here/ The food is imaginative yet unpretentious and the quality of cookinb very good indeed. It's well priced too and has a decent selection of wine and beer too.

I was taken to Europe this last year and had the pleasure of experiencing a journey through…read moreKettlewell, where we came across the Kings Head Pub. When we first drove into this fantasy-like atmosphere it reminded me of the Hobbits home of rolling hills in Lord of the Rings. We stayed at a bed n breakfast in town and we were told the Kings Head Pub was a must to have dinner. So, of course we went the first night thinking we would try something else out the other nights.....needless to say, we never made it to any other place to dine. The only thing pub about the Kings Head is that there is beer flow here. Besides that.....This beautifully, quaint old world polished wood bar with tucked away booths, and its warm, gleaming, open pot stove fireplace. Is one of the best restaurants I have ever had the honor to consume platefuls of masterpiece after masterpiece. THE freshest farm/garden to table I have ever tasted, they had a chalkboard menu wall where by the second time someone walks out to erase, you wait in anticipation to see that what you really want wont be removed. I wish I had adequate words to describe the pleasure from the atmosphere, to the food and beyond. If we only had a way to have Kings Head here in America, one could only keep dreaming. Thank you and your staff and all those that are a part of such expression of their love and passion on a plate, amazing. Erika Bost

Excellent all around. Friendly service. Nice choice of beers. Proper menu. Very good food. Indoor…read moreand terrace seating. Recommended.

They have recently added an extension to this pub, but it still has the traditional feel. It's been…read moredecorated really nicely and has a lovely open fire in winter. The menu isn't massive but everything on it is good. The bread rolls are obviously freshly baked on site and are delicious. The fish and chips with mushy peas is really good as is the sausage and mash. The soup is always good too. It's quite pricey but worth it. The chef also does guinea pig nights where you can go and try out new food for a cheaper price and then review - these are very popular so its worth booking in advabnce.

This pub is amazing. Great food and fantastic friendly staff. Thoroughly recommendableread more