Popular 17th-century coaching inn situated at the end of a row of roadside cottages on the Darlington to Northallerton road, with a linked bar, lounge and games room, with low-beamed ceilings. Underneath the games room were once cells that detained the legendary highwayman Dick Turpin on the way to his execution in York. The guest beer is from a local micro. The pub is handy for exploring the North Yorkshire Moors and Yorkshire Dales, with the Croft Circuit nearby. Dogs are welcome and accommodation is available in four rooms.
We go here regular when we're up North the food and the service are great. Good selection of beer and wine. The black pudding and bacon, the lamb and the palmo are my favourite buy everything is good on the menu.
Not had any food there yet but will do as everyone says its very good. Jules is doing a great job with the place
Beautiful Sunday lunch 29/10/23
Loved my dinner tonight. A good choice on the menu for everyones taste. Service was really good and a very friendly staff. 2nd visit for us and very happy to return again Things cut short by a 2nd power cut in the area but nevertheless still enjoyed ourselves. Thank you.
Wow, this establishment deserves 10 stars, superb throughout. The meals are exceptional. Visit once and you will be back, if you are in the area
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