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The Yorkshire Dales produces a mouth-watering selection of gourmet delights!

Many guesthouses, tearooms pubs and restaurants also specialise in local produce and offer tempting menus and delicious cakes using locally sourced Yorkshire Dales' ingredients.

Pubs

The Craven Heifer

The Craven Heifer is situated at the Gateway to the Yorkshire Dales and for over 200 years has served the needs of travellers.

Its very first customers were the drovers bringing their livestock down the dale to market in Skipton and through to the present day it has retained its reputation for a warm welcome and exceptional hospitality.

It retains its Country Inn traditions offering Cask Ales, superb home cooking and full en suite accommodation among others.

The Kings Arms

"We are an independent free house and are proud to have been awarded the Cask Marque in recognition of the excellence of our cask ales. We are featured in the "Good Beer Guide" for 2000. Our vaulted cellar is home to numerous Northern ales, notable regulars being Taylor's Landlord and Black Sheep."

The Red Lion

Originally a 16th century Ferryman's inn, the RED LION at BURNSALL is open for accommodation and meals throughout the year; we offer superb food, fine wines and real ale.

Roaring log fires, beamed ceilings, creaky floors and a true Yorkshire welcome await you here at our family owned hotel.

Restaurants

Little House Restaurant

Inspiration for our food comes from all over Europe and under the supervision of two professionally trained chefs the monthly menu and chalkboard take advantage of seasonal foods.

We use the finest produce available, including Lune Valley lamb, Scotch accredited beef, best quality fresh fish & local fruit & vegetables.

The Priests House

Where better to enjoy a relaxing meal than in the heart of theYorkshire Dales, especially in the fabulous Upper Wharfedale considered by many to be the most beautiful of Yorkshire’s valleys.
Nestled adjacent to the impressive ruins of Barden Tower and the Barden Bunk Barn, this historic
grade 1 listed restaurant and outside tea terrace has a fine reputation for excellent cuisine. So much so that booking ahead is the only sure way of a guaranteeing a table in the small, quaint dining room.