I took my fiancé to The Yorke Arms for her 30th Birthday. We had a fantastic meal, everything was perfect. Excellent service and superb food. The atmosphere was really relaxing, exactly what I was hoping for.

Excellent tasting menu. Well selected and innovative wine list. Wild Goose room excellent. Nespresso coffee always a good sign. All staff totally on the ball. Ham hock terrine a particular delight. Breakfast black pudding deserves a medal too.

Four of us...all foodies... two of us in the hospitality business all had lunch here this week. The York Arms sets the bench mark for all others. The service is impeccable. Friendly, efficient, touches of humour but above all else totally professional to the finger tips....beyond reproach. The food remains at a stratospherically high level. No hint of pretentiousness...just packed... More

Stayed overnight here for dinner bed & breakfast. As it was my birthday a chilled bottle of champagne was waiting in the room. Dinner was excellent . The variety of choice was great and the quantity was just right I had room for 3 courses canapés and petit fours. Usually I am finished after a course and a half. Very... More

Stayed one night for DB&B. Warm welcome on arrival and shown to a lovely room (Room 1) on the ground floor with a large sitting area, comfortable bed and immaculate bathroom. It was a busy Saturday night but we were well looked after in the lounge with pre-dinner drinks etc. Dinner lived up to our expectations and was very enjoyable,... More

We're the kind of sad geeks who score courses, wine and service out of ten and for the first time a starter got 10/10 (the smoked chicken and rabbit with truffle terriney thing). Bloody lovely. The waiter and service was excellent. Everything was delicious. Two problems- choosing which gorgeous sounding meal to have, and the other guests braying loudly about... More

Lets get this straight at the start. This is a michelin star / fine dining "restaurant with rooms". It is NOT a country pub to pop in after a days hiking in the Yorkshire dales. Is it any surprise that walkers who turn up with muddy boots and their pet dog are not welcomed with open arms? The restaurant is... More

Not really in Pately Bridge but further up the Dale at Ramsgill for those of us in the know. A last minute decision to go and stay overnight. Had to have the most expensive room as it was the only one available. But got the DB&B deal so not too bad really for the standard of food. And let's face... More

Beware of these bedrooms in the courtyard - they look appealing, with a lounge downstairs and bedroom upstairs, but what you get is a lounge with windows on to a stone wall at the back of the "hotel" about 1 metre (3 feet) away, and a bedroom with 0 but skylights. You can also expect nothing but a sliding glass... More