Been here a few times now, for bingo and midweek dinners. The vibe is always warm and genuinely fun. Danielle and the team are lovely, really attentive without being overbearing. Just a nice, easy spot.

Really liked the aero Guinness and the pork scratchings as a side. The non-alcoholic options were a nice touch for a change.

Susie and Tiff at the bar. Just brilliant. They remember your name, what you like. Made us feel right at home. That&#39;s the main thing for me.

Proper local pub. Had a couple of their real ales, the selection is solid. Just a nice, relaxed spot for a quiet pint. Staff were friendly without being over the top.

Solid Sunday roast. The beef was tender, and the veg had a nice bite to them. Yorkshire puddings were spot on &ndash; crispy outside, fluffy inside. Decent portion for the price around here.

Good spot for a business lunch. Food came out hot, portions are decent. The recent refurb makes it feel clean and modern, which works well for a quick meeting. Service was efficient.

The staff were so careful with hygiene, masks and sanitizer everywhere. Even on a packed Saturday night, I felt completely safe dining here. That&rsquo;s a big deal for me. The grilled salmon was lovely, really fresh.

The sound system here is really something else, especially after dark. The bass hits just right, doesn&#39;t feel muddy at all. They&#39;ve got some decent DJs on most nights too, keeps the vibe going.

This is a proper old-fashioned pub, tucked away in an alley off Briggate. Dark wood, leather benches, the classic feel. They had a couple of real ales on handpump &ndash; the bitter was spot on with my pie. The outdoor seating in the alley is a nice spot for a quiet pint.

Love the old-school vibe here, feels like a proper catch-up spot. The building&#39;s got so much character!

Came with a few mates, just wanted something casual. The Vietnamese fries were a nice surprise, crispy and loaded with herbs. Good for sharing, and the veggie options are solid.

Decent choice of beers and ales. The industrial decor is pretty cool, especially the big glass wall looking into the brewery. A bit loud on a Saturday evening, but fine for a casual pint.

Been coming here for years, and their Sunday roast is always spot on. The set menu&#39;s a good deal, everything&#39;s homemade. The beef&#39;s just right, never dry. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

Proper old school pub right in the centre of Knaresborough. Had the steak and ale pie here, the pastry was so flaky and rich. Just a solid, no-fuss meal that didn&#39;t break the bank. Exactly what you want from a place like this.

Lovely spot tucked away in a quiet village. The rustic vibe and a real fire going made it so cosy for a lazy lunch. Really enjoyed the slow pace here.

The speakeasy vibe is cool, you go in through a vending machine. The space inside is small and cozy, good for a quiet chat. Drinks were solid, nothing mind-blowing but well-made. A bit on the pricey side for the area.

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The team here were so lovely with my friend&#39;s gluten-free request. They really took the time to make sure everything was right for her, which made our catch-up feel extra relaxed. The wine was a nice touch too.

Been coming here since they opened. The Bao Boy menu is a bit on the pricey side, but I keep coming back for the imported beer selection. Always find something new to try on tap. Table service is a nice touch too.

The British blue burger was top-notch. Sat downstairs, and the atmosphere really paired well with a pint. Staff were lovely.

Been coming here for years. The staff are always so friendly and remember my usual order. It&rsquo;s just a really nice, relaxed spot for a casual bite. That consistency is what keeps me coming back.

Hired Jo for a garden party. The bar setup was the highlight &ndash; really well thought out with nice little details. Jo was lovely to deal with. It all came together nicely.

The full English was spot on! The bacon was crispy, the eggs runny just how I like it. The gentleman serving us was so lovely and chatty, made our little catch-up feel extra relaxed. A really nice vibe for a lazy weekend brunch with friends.

Axe throwing with Chloe as our host. She was patient, explained the technique well. The package included cocktails and food, which were decent and fairly priced. Good for a team event.

Booked their function room for a family do. It&#39;s a really nice, bright space and having the private bar and garden bit was a total bonus. Everything just ran without a hitch, which was exactly what we needed.

The cocktails are really something special. I&#39;ve tried a few, and they&#39;re definitely among the best I&#39;ve had. The whole place has such a friendly, relaxed vibe, which is just what you want for a casual evening out.

The steak and ale pie was the highlight. The pastry was flaky and buttery, the filling rich with tender beef and a deep, savoury gravy. It&#39;s a proper pub pie.

The old wooden beams and low lighting gave it such a cosy, lived-in feel. Perfect for a quiet chat with a friend over a dram. Felt like stepping back in time for a few hours.

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