The Yorkshire Rose

"Nice place and tasty food, but the food menu is always the same so even if you come back after six months it is likely you will find the same dishes."

"Never been before! Drive past all the time. So, booked up, asking for a quiet seat, due to a member of the party being autistic. I'll start with the negatives. The table was lovely and next to a cozy fire. There was a private function in the bar area and the staff shut the adjoining doors to keep the loud party noise out. Then the restaurant filled up with party goers, and to enable them to be seated, whilst we were eating, they moved our table and chairs to make more room. The manager was charming, but kept touching my wife's back and shoulder when he spoke to her. Thankfully she isn't the autistic one. I do hope he reads this. Autistic people generally find contact by strangers very upsetting. Please don't touch people you don't know. He was very kind and said he would buy us a drink next time we came. One of the waitresses was wearing dirty black jodhpurs and looked like she had just come in from a field. She was super nice and efficient though, but let down the professional atmosphere by her appearance. The positives are the food. Wow. Out of this world. They have a brilliant chef, clearly. We will go back, it wasn't awful, and I hope my comments come across as constructive and not rude in any way Maybe we will come on a week night in future...! The positives are the staff were lovely"

"excellent food and a lovely atmosphere. lovely local restaurant. highly recommend"

"Overall extremely good. We went there for my 72nd birthday. Great staff who were very friendly, excellent food. The owner/ manager, Claude, is a very nice guy. When my wife said it was my birthday and we couldn't have coffee as they had run out Claude offered to pay for Jude's tea and told the waiter to give me a double Remy Martin on the house. They even used the proper protocol for Remy, and served it with no ice in a warmed glass! Result! 5*"