Restaurants in North Yorkshire

Taking centre stage in England's largest county is the ancient city of York. Nowadays, it's a vibrant, cosmopolitan place with a wealth of tourist attractions, exciting shopping and numerous fine restaurants. The rolling countryside of the Vale of York opens out to three distinct and charming regions. The dales border the Pennines and feature small towns, villages and a patchwork of fields and dry-stone walls. The Moors to the East are vast areas of heather dotted with dales and woodland while the spectacular Eastern coastline yields cliffs, sandy beaches, famous resorts & quaint old towns.

Middlethorpe Hall - York A beautifully renovated William III Country house; the restaurant oozes sumptuous sophistication - Candlelit tables, oak panelling, antiques and glorious views of the gardens and surrounding parkland

Devonshire Arms - Bolton Abbey Head Chef Michael Wignall wins a Michelin Star for the third consecutive year at The Burlington Restaurant just adding to The Devonshire Arms' long list of awards and accolades

Dusty Miller - Harrogate Brian Dennison's handwritten menus change from day to day depending on local supplies. There's a reassuring familiarity about most of his dishes, but a sure hand is at work in the kitchen

Restaurant Anise - Tadcaster Restaurant Anise at Hazlewood Castle has been tastefully designed to offer a distinctly different lifestyle experience combining the elegance of the Castle with the excellence of the food and service