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!

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.

Went to a wedding last week-end. What a beautiful place. The country side is amazing all the way to…read moreget there, all green. The view of the bridge from the hôtel is amazing. The rooms are very cosy With a nice bathroom. We saw the suite and it was massive with 2 bathroom and a small living room. Staff is really nice and helpful. And the food is delicious! Really enjoyed the wedding breakfast. Great service. Its a small room so too many guest can feel cramped. Max 70 I would say. Breakfast was also very good. You can order a full English if you want. But it ends at 9.30!!!! Way too early ! I also think that the price of the rooms was a bit too much, yes its a great location and its beautiful but for this price, you could stay in a Hilton!

Had my wedding here. They couldn't have done more for us. High standards, very good food during the…read moreday and evening. Personal, friendly yet respectful service from the Staff A home from home in the most spectacular setting.

A quiet but tired pub/hotel in Grassington village. Coming from London, we got a few "you're not…read morefrom round here" stares at first, but we were soon welcomed by their watchful dog and were seated in their outside space. I ordered the roast chicken as a main course. What was there was lovely. Very nicely presented and tasted great. But the portion size was just tiny. A breast and a half of chicken, a few carrots and potatoes, and not much else. For the price (which came to almost £20 with a pint), I was expecting something a little heartier. I feel a bit mean giving this 2 stars, but I wouldn't I would come back (even given the limited options in Grassington), so I don't think a 3 would do it justice.

Excellent pints, the Black Sheep was superb. Friendly staff. Was a bit hard to navigate as the…read morerugby was on Telly and half the men in town were there.

Used to live in this area many years ago and it is lovely to return here time and again and see…read morethat the Red Lion, Burnsall, has still maintained its integrity as a local pub/hotel, yet has the quality and standards of the best you can find in a City. Superb ales,great wines and superb food, most of it locally sourced. A great dining experience. Dining room or bar area the food is of the same high standard. Beautiful views from the windows and a stones throw from the glorious River Wharfe. Caters for all tastes and they make everyone feel welcome.

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I'm fully basing this review on the takeaway fish and chips I had from here and the pint I had…read morewhilst waiting for it but based on this 20 mins interaction it was all good! A fairly standard selection of pints, the black sheep was definitely a good choice as it's brewed just up the road and this kept me going while I nattered with the barman. The aforementioned fish and chips were well worth the wait and were super awesome - light batter, tasty homemade chips and lovely mushy peas - at £6.50 each it was a really good choice and great value. Although the restaurant looked a bit dated it is home to an award winning chef from Alsace/Harrogate and definitely has left me with a desire to go back and try the full menu next time I'm in the area. *extra point - there is a little convenience store next door which is run by the pub - open 9-12 each morning*

I stopped off here for lunch yesterday. It was a cold and windy day in the Dales and sitting by the…read morelog fire in the bar couldn't have been more perfect. The internal decor of the place might be considered a little tired, but it felt warm and welcoming. I really couldn't decide what to choose from the menu, it's your standard pub fayre, but I like standard pub fayre - when it's done well. In the end I ordered Sirloin steak and I'm glad I did! It was one of the best steaks I've had in quite a while; cooked perfectly (I ordered rare) and accompanied by really great home cooked chips, mushroom and deliciously crispy onion rings. The meat is supplied from a farm only a couple of miles away, it seems most of the ingredients are locally sourced where possible. The portion size was generous to say the least. Next time I'm in the area I'll definitely be calling in again for a pint and something else off the menu.

The Scargill Christian Community and Holiday Centre is being resurrected with a new community and a…read morenew vision. I recently visited for one of their SummerFest weeks not knowing what to expect from my first visit here. It was fantastic! The location is fantastic. It is only a short drive from Skipton, but you are certainly out in the sticks. It is really dark when it gets dark! The community own a large estate which provides you with a range of walks to experience, and in all directions all you can see are dales, dales and more dales! The sleeping accommodation is pretty basic. You do get a sink in your room but toilets/showers/baths etc are shared in each block. For SummerFest you have the option of camping (thankfully we didn't chose this given the wet weather!) However there are a range of different communal rooms in which to spend your time including a library, the chapel, and a number of snugs! The food was fantastic served in the dining room. There are plenty of self service tea and coffee spots/mini kitchens throughout the centre for your use in between meals. The community is headed up by the Rev. Phil Stone and wife Diane, and supported by Adrian and Bridget Plass (yes the author!). The rest of the community is gradually forming and is expected to increase in size over the next few years as the centre develops. Extensive building plans are at planning permission stage, which will bring the centre up to date and provide greater opportunities in the future. The SummerFest programme was fantastic quality and included a range of activities to suit all ages/tastes. Each morning is started by morning worship in the chapel, followed by a couple of bible study slots which were very interactive and engaging. Afternoon activities included drama workshops, song writing, circus skills, nature walks, fell walking, hand bells, and exploring the Scargill Pathway. The evening entertainment included high quality, headline acts such as Jude Simpson (who left my sides aching after so much laughing), and Philippa Hannah. The night was rounded off by an evening 'chat show' hosted by Adrian Plass and friends which included interviews, up and coming musicians, jokes and a very special Scargill's Got Talent slot. All in all a very enjoyable week. They have a varied programme for the rest of the year and I will certainly be looking to return in the near future, even if just to enjoy some retreat time in the Yorkshire Dales.