19 Gastropub Restaurants near Thirsk

"Comprehensively knocked through, stripped back & smartly refurbished, the Carpenters Arms is one of three pubs acquired by the owners of the venera ..." Read our full review

Here at The Hare, we offer you a leisurely and intimate dining experience. So some people say that Tasting menus are “Going out of Fashion” but ... Find out more

"Following a complete renovation, this attractive 18th-century village pub returns as a local hub. Stone-built and double-fronted, its face feels sympat ..." Read our full review

"Part of a group of North Yorkshire gastropubs that also includes The Durham Ox, Crayke and The Crown & Cushion, Welburn, this rejuvenated Helperby ..." Read our full review

"The menu has hardly changed down the years, but it hardly needs to. By 6pm customers have found their way off the A19 to the attractive village of Osmo ..." Read our full review

"Standing on the green of a picture-perfect Wolds village, this handsome coaching inn has been dispensing hospitality since the 16th century. Huge vases ..." Read our full review

" Yorkshire villages don’t get much cuter than hilltop Crayke, & pub food doesn’t get much more satisfying than the big-hearted dishes served at t ..." Read our full review

"It may be a classic country pub in a ridiculously pretty village, but there isn’t a horse brass or floral carpet in sight; instead, the Black Hor ..." Read our full review

The Punch Bowl Inn is located centrally in the peaceful, picturesque and unspoilt village of Marton-cum-Grafton. Dating back to the 16th centur ... Find out more

" A very English pub hidden away in one of the quieter corners of the Lake District, the Blacksmith’s Arms really did start life as a smithy before be ..." Read our full review

"An appealing market town in scenic Wensleydale, Masham has the added attraction of being the home of the renowned Black Sheep Brewery: the visitor cent ..." Read our full review

" Just a stroll from Masham’s lovely old market town centre, this splendid hostelry is something of a local showpiece, with gleaming oak floors, roari ..." Read our full review

"Since arriving at The Star, chef patron Andrew Pern has turned the 14th-century thatched hostelry into a Michelin-starred repository for top-drawer sea ..." Read our full review

" This is a genteel corner of North Yorkshire – East Witton is an idyllic postcard village, framed with roses-round-the-door cottages. The Blue Lion s ..." Read our full review

The Bay Horse has achieved many awards including four consecutive Michelin BIB Gourmand Awards from 2008. The building dates back to the 1400"s, with emphas ... Find out more