The Dawnay Arms - Ryedale

This country pub is excellent. Located in a quiet, small village, I stayed one night and was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the room. The beer selection was great and the wine was of very good quality. The original pub closed last year, but Jordan has worked tirelessly to bring it back to life. I would highly recommend this place.

I visited a charming countryside pub that was quiet and peaceful. I only stopped in for a drink, but the meals on the menu looked very tempting.

After a few unsuccessful attempts at finding a Sunday roast on the way back from Filey, we stumbled upon the Dawnay Arms. We were pleasantly surprised by the spacious and welcoming pub that also allowed dogs. The Sunday roast, especially the beef, was cooked perfectly and the sides were fantastic. The only downside was that we were too full for dessert.

Visiting family in the area and went for a meal one Friday night. The pub was quite empty. Small menu, 8 main meal choices. Was told no fish available on a Friday! Chose other options. 3 of us had burgers, should've come with onion rings. When asked where they were, was told no batter left. How hard is it to make batter! 2 of the burgers should've had bacon, no bacon! Asked but no one came back to us. The food we had was lovely but wasnt inclined to stay longer for dessert or more drinks after the lack of concern for our missing items. Went to pay at the bar, wasn't offered a discount for our missing items, had to ask. Was then quieried by the chef/manager ? Who was sat in the. Argued that bacon shouldn't be on the burger!! The barmaid had to get a menu to prove to him. Offered £5 off the bill. Unlikely to go back for food.

A nice warm little pub. Looks like they’ve been going through a refurbishment. Menu was confusing. Waitress was on her own, run ragged, serving behind the bar and waitressing. Food took nearly an hour to wait for. We all had burger and chips. Our burgers were nice but chips were overcooked.