Pub reviews

Hinderwell, just south of Staithes, may be pretty much a one-street village but that street has two good pubs. The unusually-named Badger Hounds is the larger of the pair and incorporates the village post...

There’s nothing pretentious about The Beverley Inn, Edenthorpe. Just good service to the customer.

Plunkets restaurant, housed in a beautiful 1642 timbered building on High Petergate was a York institution. There was an outcry last year at its closure and proposals for Leeds Brewery to open their second bar in the city. Here we are in 2016, the furore over and the Eagle and Child is well and truly open.

The Runswick Bay Hotel is worth the climb as Amanda Wragg discovers

The Norfolk just happens to be right smack bang in the middle of walking country. Trails and footpaths go off in all directions, and the management even organise their own walking events which conclude with...

What a delight it is to see a young couple making a go of a pub; with so many closing to take one on is a brave step. Yorkshire lass Harri Scott and her (chef) partner Ed Allen have taken on the Bay Tree at...

Though the Wolds Way actually passes just to the east of the village, North Newbald makes a very handy diversion for walkers. It lies 15 or so miles from the start of the walk in Hessle, so if you set off...

There’s no indication that we have to, but if we did, we should fight tooth and nail for the life of this extraordinary Leeds landmark pub. It’s 30 years since I set foot inside the place and I’m ashamed...

The Clarendon Hotel is at the heart of this Dales village and a large part of local life. The new owner was renowned French chef Lionel Strub from the award-winning Mirabelle restaurant. It was little wonder...

But it’s a handsome building and the views over the endless, golden beach and beyond the magnificent pier to the Teesside windfarms are pretty impressive, particularly on a stormy November day. You walk...