We were on our way out to tour Castle Howard and noticed Millers as we went by. Tired and hungry on…read moreour way back to York we decided to give it a try. On the plus side, the fish is very fresh, hot and crispy and prices are amazing. There is ample seating indoors and out with a takeout and full service restaurant available. Negatives were chips which are not made fresh for each order so the were not as crisp as I would like. We were also told that everything is fried in beef fat so vegetarians and pescatarians beware. Good food and compelling value make this a great choice.

Believe the hype! And eat the fish and chips. They were the best I had while visiting the UK…read more Good, fast, cheap trifecta in play. This is a carry-out place. I think there's a table or two if you want to eat-in, but it's a very small place and the queues can get pretty big.

We stopped using the The Hare & Hounds some years back as the service was so bad, however, we were…read moretold it had changed hands so thought we would give it another shot. How much better is it now!!!! A real good range of food on the menu and the service was excellent. A nice friendly atmosphere. Will definitely be going back.

Called here on the way to Manchester airport before a holiday, 5 mins from M1 easy parking and a…read morefriendly welcome. My wife ordered Steak and ale pie and I had the Gammon steak and chips The food was served quickly and looked very appetising. The gammon was thick and well cooked, the chips were huge and home cooked and was served with a soft fried egg and a spiced pineapple chutney. The plate was cleared and every mouthful was enjoyable. My wife'a steak and ale pie was piping hot and full of meat. The mashed potatoe was creamy and the veg was well cooked. All in all a very nice dining experience. Better than a motorway cafe!

The bloke that runs this place, Ron, is awesome. Really funny, very amenable, and he clearly runs a…read moretight ship. He also cooks a mean full english. There are only 4 bedrooms on offer, and they're clean, well furnished and comfy enough, although a little bit dated. TO be fair though, the tariff was only £65 B&B so I'm not going to complain. We'd been at a wedding at another hotel and came back pretty late, but Ron had given us his number so he could let us in. Ooh and the Ploughmans (£8.95) is delish.

The Angel at Hetton: North Yorkshire's Culinary Heaven…read more Tucked away in the picturesque countryside of North Yorkshire, The Angel at Hetton is a true gem - a haven for food lovers and a heavenly retreat for those seeking a memorable dining experience. It's a place that feels like a reward for the journey, where the beauty of the landscape is rivaled only by the magic happening in the kitchen. The setting is quintessential Yorkshire charm, with the inn's historic stone exterior and rustic elegance blending harmoniously into the surrounding countryside. Inside, the atmosphere is warm and inviting, striking a perfect balance between relaxed comfort and understated sophistication. Whether you're a local or a visitor, you'll feel instantly at home. The menu is nothing short of extraordinary. Celebrated for its Michelin-starred cuisine, The Angel offers dishes that are as visually stunning as they are delicious. Every plate is a testament to the team's passion for showcasing seasonal, locally-sourced ingredients, prepared with care, creativity, and respect for the flavors of the region. From the first bite of a perfectly executed amuse-bouche to the last spoonful of a decadent dessert, every course tells a story. Their tasting menu is a journey in itself, offering a harmonious blend of textures and flavors that highlight the best of modern British cuisine. Dishes like Yorkshire lamb with wild garlic or North Sea fish with foraged herbs bring the surrounding landscape to life on your plate. For those who prefer à la carte, the options are equally impressive. The slow-cooked beef, served with seasonal vegetables, is a standout, while the desserts, such as the rhubarb tart or a perfectly balanced chocolate fondant, provide a sweet, memorable finale. Complementing the culinary excellence is a wine list that has been curated with as much care as the menu itself. From crisp whites to robust reds, there's something to pair with every dish, making the meal a full sensory experience. The service at The Angel is exceptional--attentive without being intrusive, knowledgeable yet approachable. The staff's enthusiasm for the food and their genuine warmth elevates the dining experience to something truly special. While it might be a bit of a trek for most, the journey to The Angel at Hetton is part of the charm. The surrounding countryside, with its rolling hills and quaint villages, sets the stage for an experience that feels like a retreat from the everyday. Once you arrive, you're rewarded with food, ambiance, and hospitality that make every mile traveled worth it. The Angel isn't just a restaurant; it's a destination - a magical place where the best of Yorkshire's culinary and natural beauty come together. For those lucky enough to visit, it's a dining experience that lingers in the memory long after the last bite. Five stars and my highest recommendation.

This place would have been a 4* but a few basic failures really let them down…read more I came here for a wedding, so I'm going to compartmentalise this into pub, meal, hotel and general wedding things. The pub: Excellent whiskey selection and some really lovely gins. They also had a good bunch of beers and were generally very accommodating. That said, they ran out of lemonade before a wedding, which is pretty poor. And Jaegermeister... The meal: The meal was served in the wine cave, which is beautiful. Generally the meal was excellent, the beef was cooked perfectly and the starter and dessert were good (nothing to write home about though). One thing I noticed was that there were no green vegetables (in a roast!?). Also, they didn't have anywhere near enough staff on, so they didn't take any drinks orders (the pub is over the road). They would have made a killing if they'd done that (and we would have been happier, I really fancied a gin and tonic...) The hotel side of things: The room was lovely, and at the wedding rates it was extremely cheap! Big, beautiful, comfortable, clean, couldn't ask for more. Breakfast was ok, if I'm honest I didn't like having to ask for juice, I was hungover, I wanted all the juice. Checking in was a touch annoying as they sat us down, then went to check other people in who turned up after us, and then checked us in last. Despite being in a rush! General wedding things: The wedding was beautiful. Definitely. But that was despite the many failings, things could have gone more smoothly if they'd had more staff. Like the drinks orders, having the cake ready (the groom had to prompt them) and the tardy check in. Also, they told us the bar closed at 12 and then closed at 1115, which obviously ruffled a few feathers!! Generally, this place is beautiful and I would feel recommend a meal here. But they need to hire more staff and be a lot more organised.

I heard nice things about this restaurant from my relatives so I gave it a try. They really serve…read moregood food and the staff members are very helpful. I'd take my friends with me the next time I come back.

Excellent gastro pub restaurant experience. The food is beautifully prepared from clearly very high…read morequality ingredients and served with a friendly elegance. Service can be slow at times but actually this is a good place to relax so taking some time can be good. The steaks are excellent and always perfectly cooked. The wine list is varied and interesting and the cocktails are lovingly prepared by very well trained bar staff. Overall this is a great restaurant serving excellent food at a good price.

Stopping for a meal can be hit and miss and you can't always tell from the outside. We stopped at…read morethe Hinchcliffe on the way back from the local clog maker and had both a lovely meal and lovely service. Nothing is too much trouble and the staff are friendly and helpful. The food is fresh and home made/cooked - try the home made rice pud!!! Even the bread is freshly made by the chef in the morning. A wonderful experience for both of us. Thank you!

Great food and service. The fish and chips are so good i must have had them the last 4 times!…read moreexcellent beer, guest ales. good eating place.

If luck is on your side, you find yourself close to Blackstone Edge overlooking Rochdale and…read moreLittleborough and it's a (rare) clear day, then The White House is a really lovely place to take in the panoramic views of the moors and Hollingworth Lake far below. It's a very popular spot with walkers and ramblers to stop in for a drink and a hot meal as the Pennine Way route passes by the pub. The menu options aren't overly adventurous, but it's proper wholesome and hearty food and just what you want after a brisk walk in the surrounding hills. They also have 'International' choices i.e. lasagne, chilli and curries should you prefer these over the Cumberland Sausage & Egg or Home Made Steak & Kidney Pie, for instance. It offers really good value for money, has lots of character and plenty of seating, more so than The Moorcock further down the hill IMO. At the bar they have Theakston's bitter and guest ales as well as more well known bottled beers. Otherwise it's stocked with a whole host of non-beer options. The service is friendly and efficient, this is reflected by it's enduring popularity - it does get busy at weekend lunchtimes so bear this in mind.

A good mirage on a hot sunny day with the reservoir just behind the pub. A welcome refuge to take a…read morebreak on a walk and grab a seat in the shade with a beer. Couple of beers on. Nice smelling food, but no time to eat. Looked like a worthy spot to drive to for a roast dinner. I got hypnotised by the windmill across the road. Thought they could have emptied the bins in the car park as litter was overflowing and going down the hill.

Food is lovely Staff very welcoming.Great service would highly recommend great for parking in…read moreKeighley town centre

The Rodney as it is now is nothing like the place I used to visit in the 90s. Back then it was on…read morethe verge of falling apart. More do when they blasted music on full & plaster fell onto your head , often into your beer too. The new Rodney is completely different. In fact some will say it's posh... for Keighley:) A fine place for a pint of Timmy Taylor's whilst the wife goes shopping or indeed a meal. The food is very good, with a few veggie selections. Yes it's a bit on the expensive side but the quantity & quality makes up for the price. I've yet to experience a rude member of staff in a Timmy Taylor pub. Or it might be that I visit the north more than any other area. The staff here are great, friendly & ok to flirt with. Not as flirty as the staff at the Boltmakers, but this is a larger pub. Have a pint!