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A few years ago, I went to the 17th century Bagby Inn, three miles from Thirsk, close to Sutton Bank and the beautiful landscapes around it. I never went back – enough said.

The Box Tree in Ilkley has renewed focus after losing its star, and Elaine Lemm was wowed by the food under its new head chef.

The Angel at Hetton is a Yorkshire institution and under new chef Michael Wignall it looks set to soar, writes Elaine Lemm. Pictures by Bruce Rollinson.

Everyone deserves a second chance, says Elaine Lemm, after two wildly different visits to the Hideaway Kitchen.

Estbeck House has been quietly serving up excellence with little fuss. Time to raise the volume levels says Elaine Lemm.

The food has gone up a notch at Hudson’s after a £15m revamp of Yorkshire’s only five-star hotel, but diners deserve a better welcome, writes Elaine Lemm.

Don’t be fazed by the menu at Horto, just sit back and savour the culinary magic, says Elaine Lemm.

It is one of Harrogate’s few remaining independents and, while the surroundings may be different, the food at Norse is as good as it’s always been says Elaine Lemm. Pictures by Gary Longbottom.

With service to match flawless food, Tharavadu in the heart of downtown Leeds is a lesson in how a restaurant should be run, writes Elaine Lemm.

Some tasting menus disappoint, but you’re in safe hands at The Pheasant, named Best Small Hotel in Yorkshire says Elaine Lemm.