Thanks to Runcible's review, I went here yesterday and bought two juicy 10oz sirloins for £11. I'm…read moreclueless when it comes to steaks, so I just asked the moustachio'd chap behind the counter what he'd suggest, and it resulted in the tastiest steak I've ever cooked. Melt in the mouth it was. And that's not because I'm a particularly good cook Cheers for the tip off, shall come here for all my meat requirements from now on!

I implicitly trust my friend Runcible when it comes to businesses like this…read more Amazing meats. I always have to buy a scotch egg or two when I visit. Super friendly and knowledgeable.

A lovely family type butchers located on Millgate (near the end of town parking). Fantastic…read morecustomer service, nothing is too much trouble, prices are competitive and the range of Hudson in-house products such as the wonderful pork pies, quiches and the like make it well worth a visit. Hudson also supply meat to local functions / parties etc and have a good reputation locally for reliability and good prices. Top rated and recommended butchers.

Lovely produce at reasonable prices, they offer a wide range of produce, the usual butchers raw &…read morecooked meat selection as well as gorgeous homemade quiches & pies. The pork pies in particular are to die for! The only thing which lets it down is the attitude of one member of staff in particular. You will be lucky to get a grunt from her, let alone a 'thank you'. Such a shame as the other 2 ladies (sisters I think) are lovely. The grumpy one is enough to put you off going in though, especially when she's stood at the window with her arms folded, scowling. Scary!!

William Peat is one of 2 very good butchers in the town. They have 2 shops just a few doors apart…read more One is purely meat & the other does pies, cooked meat slices & cheese. There is a small counter that sells hot bacon buns & pulled pork rolls. Well worth a visit if in town for a tasty plate pie or quiche for an evening meal.

If you are like me, trawling the A1/M1 north to south and south to north happens all too regularly…read more Moto makes me think a fairy dies every time you walk through those automated doors. Little Chef is, well, it's Little Chef, and I think we all know what that means, right, right? On my latest venture south of the border, I was travelling with the oldies, which means we travel at the speed of the parents. Which, on the bright spring day that was Thursday, was alright with me. What was not alright was the prospect of eating crappy overpriced food and drinking burnt coffee at any one of the service stations that blot the landscape. Enough, I thought, we are ambling the day away, therefore, why be forced into bad food land? Lets take a risk and pull off the motorway to find a cafe, or a pub to have lunch. And so we did after a couple of attempts and misses of exits (hair raising, indeed!) which brought us into the village of Leeming Bar. We would have pulled away back onto the motorway, but luckily we went left instead of right (that might have been down to me demanding to go to Northallerton... but never mind that) and came across Spring House Farm Shop. Inside is a gallery of homebaked treats - bread, cake, roulade... as well as the normal items shops sell i.e. chutneys etc. At the back was a small cafe, where we tucked into cheese and onion chutney (caramelised... so. damn. good.) sandwiches (home baked bread rolls) and soup. My eye fell on... well, I can't tell you, as it's my sister's birthday present and a fellow member on yelp, but it was really rather smart, I promise you. I, as the lardass member of the family, also grabbed a slice of coffee and walnut cake. Although the walnuts were not spread through the sponge, it was one of the lightest sponges I have had in a long time. Glad I tried! By the end I had spent forty quid on my sandwich - one birthday present down, some tomato and smoked garlic ketchup, onion marmalade as well as some mango chutney and some other bits and bobs. My other sister bought breakfast (some amazing giant field mushrooms) from the small but delicious fresh vegetable section and we were good to go. This is definitely up there on my list of farmers markets and a welcome change on what is one helluva laborious drive.

From the owner: Fresh baking homemade style, fresh seasonal fruit and veg, pickles and jams, rare breed meats from…read morelocal suppliers, cheeses from wenslydale, Dont forget our coffee shop serving fresh ground coffee, panini toasted sandwiches and home made cakes, open monday saturday 9am to 4pm sunday 9am to 3pm.

Great place always good prices.read more

From the owner: Herbs & Spices Fruit & Vegetables…read moreChilled Foods Frozen Foods Halal Meat Instore Takeaway Instore Post Office (Open Mon-Fri 9am-5:30pm Sat 9am -1pm)

Meat looks amazing,Service very welcoming & so helpful. Very friendly village ambiance with a…read morerelaxed feeling.

I have been buying my meat here for years and have never been disappointed with the quality and the…read moreservice, im a bit must cook, have to cook rather than want to but the quality of the meat makes it so easy to impress, never underestimate the savings of good meat, cheap may seem a good deal but it very rarely is with James Whites meat there is never any wastage and it doesnt shrink away to nothing you get good value. Had a hog roast recently too and all i can say is WOW!

This is a great Waitrose. The coffee machine is good and the cafe is a really nice place for…read moremeeting friends. The shop is well stocked and laid out with fresh counted for fish, meat, cheese and cakes. They have an excellent wine section with a specialist roaming around nearby :) As a regular I have come to know the people that work there so it makes the experience all the more enjoyable. The quick pay service and the free newspaper for myWaitrose members is an added bonus. I go shopping on my motorbike so it helps that I can pack my rucksack and saddle bags as I go rather than all at the end of my shop at the checkout. Enjoy :)

I would give this butchers more than 5 star if it were possible. They are situated on the road…read morewhich takes you from Northallerton to the main A1 motorway but you have to be careful not to miss it, there is an antique shop nearby but it would be very easy to drive past as it only has a little sign out and is indeed only a very small premises. It is a small family run business with good animal welfare practices and customer satisfaction at its heart. The quality of the meat is always spectacular, the sausages for one are worth travelling for. You can have exactly the cut or amount you want, they also sell deli items and fresh eggs, and if you are lucky enough to live in the local vicinity they take the van out and sell some produce from that. Well recommended.