Since 2004 twin sisters Kim and Sue have been at the helm of The Plough Inn alongside their family of much-loved and much-loving staff. The inn attracts a dedicated crowd of regulars as well as newcomers from all walks of life, helped along by recommendations from the local bed and...
Read more about The Plough Inn in YorkIn the picturesque town of Malton in North Yorkshire sits a grand Tudor mansion – an awe-inspiring establishment, surrounded by verdant lawns, it was used as a hospital during the First World War and is now home to the stunning Old Lodge Hotel. Boasting roaring fires, wood panelling and gorgeous...
Read more about Old Lodge Hotel in MaltonAs visitors drive into the market town of Malton, well-known for its annual food festival and monthly food markets, the impressive York stone building of the Talbot Hotel stands proudly to the right overlooking the river Derwent. Over £4million has been spent returning this lovely old building to its former...
Read more about Talbot Hotel in MaltonSince opening in 1996, this cosy coffee house has gone from strength to strength, gradually becoming known as a go-to place to relax and savour the delights of a perfectly brewed, award-winning coffee. Attention to every element is paramount in proprietor Simon’s approach to customer service – everything has to be...
Read more about Leoni's in MaltonThe New Malton has already established an excellent local reputation for its welcoming atmosphere and classic pub food with an imaginative twist. Owners Anthony and Gemma have done a great job of refurbishing this Grade II listed building, which features flagstone and hardwood floors, an open fire and a rustic...
Read more about The New Malton in MaltonA short drive from York’s historic attractions is The Nags Head in Heworth, a comfy inn offering splendidly refurbished rooms and food to appease the hungriest diner. When I visited, quality dishes on the extensive main menu and specials board included homemade beef lasagne, chilli con carne and mouth-watering 10oz...
Read more about The Nags Head in YorkAccording to the story, Frankie Giuliani was ten years old when, with his Mamma and Poppa, he left Sicily and landed at Ellis Island, New York in 1924. It was no surprise when the family opened a restaurant, everybody helping with the building and the cooking in equal measure –...
Read more about Frankie & Benny's - Fosse Island, York in YorkAt one point a doctor’s surgery and at another a Methodist church, the 150-year-old building housing Shoulder of Mutton is steeped in history. Now, it houses a pub with seven rooms, a seasonally influenced menu and plenty of exciting events. The interior is warm and inviting, with traditional oak panelling in...
Read more about Shoulder of Mutton in YorkWith a name taken from the famous gate in Poland, this restaurant similarly acts as an entrance, leading you into a world of Polish cuisine. Just minutes from the Jorvik Viking Centre and Clifford’s Tower, it’s a great spot to refuel with something a little different, whether you visit for...
Read more about The Barbakan in YorkThis independent British pub is full of character, from the colourful hanging baskets adorning the Tudor-style exterior, to the grand fireplaces and gothic-look chandeliers inside. As well as the main bar and restaurant, there are also four comfortably furnished en-suite rooms – perfect for a relaxed weekend away. The Masons...
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