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When the weather is cold and the sky dark it is not hard to think of fleeing to warmer places, but that doesn’t have to involve an airport. For me, warmer can also mean cosier and I love packing a bag and...

If you like large, noisy pubs, then the Horseshoe Inn is not for you.

The much-loved Cleveland Tontine is under new management. Elaine Lemm finds out what, if anything, has changed.

It was supposed to be a temporary pop-up, but Elaine Lemm hopes Horto at Rudding Park is here to stay.

There doesn't seem to be anything they are haven't thought of at 10 Devonshire Place in Harrogate, as Elaine Lemm discovers

One of Yorkshire’s leading chefs is behind Mr P’s Curious Tavern and the food, says Elaine Lemm, is worthy of the intriguing name.

There’s the gritty local boozer on one side and, just a few strides down the corridor, there’s an aspiring fine-dining restaurant complete with white tablecloths and a somewhat hushed atmosphere that comes...

The Yak and Yeti may look a little rough and ready, but, says Elaine Lemm, the Nepalese delicacies are infinitely more refined.

The presentation of a menu speaks volumes about the intention of both chef and restaurant. For me, short and relevant wins over rambling and confused every time; laminated always better suited to a caff and...

York’s Micklegate run was once exclusively home to drinkers, but with the opening of the Rattle Owl, the area is definitely on the up, says Elaine Lemm.