Paul and I went for my birthday Saturday night we booked a room and a table for a evening meal ,
Our experience from walking in the pub at 2.15 to leaving the next day after breakfast was amazing the staff well each and everyone of them work so hard couldn’t do enough for us the food was excellent w
We pre booked Sunday lunch on May bank holiday. I'll be honest, I'm middle aged and struggle to get excited by a Sunday lunch these days. Had so many bland mushy ones served it's put me off them.
We arrived bang on time at midday and as expected the place was extremely busy! Car parks and inside ful
I came to Tan Hill for a meal. So i don't know how the bedrooms are. Staff is really nice and we had a delicious meal in here. The pub has such a nice environment. We had a sweet potato and kale pie and it was absolutely delicious. I do recommend a stop here. The surroundings are absolutely stunning
Very busy, more so than expected being in middle of nowhere!!! Lots of walkers wirh dogs and cyclists, lots of camper vans stopping in lay-byes and parking area of inn. Very dog friendly. Rooms small but up to date and very clean with tea and coffee facilities included. Evening meals and breakfast v
Great food and good beer (My Black Sheep Ale was anyway). Super location. Thankfully, it didn't feel like it was relying on the fact it's Britain's highest pub and was trying to ensure it was still a Proper Dales pub. Will no doubt return at some point.
The pub was quaint, obviously very old. Food was excellent and plenty of it. Staff were on the ball and gave good service and very friendly. The drive up to it is not for the faint hearted, personally I found it very daunting but glad I made the trip. Considering where it is, it got very busy.
Out in tge wilds and my goodness it truly is. But the place was beautiful, the outside picture postcard the inside like a cozy farm house parlour, fantastic staff very attentive and the portion size was a lovely surprise. Whilst it will never be the cheapest place you do get excellent value for mone
We stayed here for one night. All I can say is Amazing. The staff are super helpful and friendly. The room was amazing our little girl was super excited to sleep in the top bunk bed x the meal we had in the evening was amazing as was the breakfast. Thank you all for making our stay special.
Brilliant, brilliant and beautiful. What an amazing place and surrounded by the fabulous Yorkshire Dales. Absolutely loved our day out, great walks with the dogs topped off by a lovely pint of bitter! We will return!
Fantastic spot! We stayed the night in the camper which was only £10. The shower and toilet was very clean and hot shower also Views to die for.
Breakfast available in morning which was also amazing full cooked proper northern English breakfast 😋 the menu offers a wife range of food gluten free asw
Great old school pub, highest in the land with good selection of beers & real ales. Had no problems getting a table with our 2 dogs and enjoyed a wonderful lunch. Can thoroughly recommend the giant yorkshire puddings, very filling.
The highest pub in Britain, it takes a long drive to reach it, but will be worth it. The views go on forever. There are several walking routes nearby , it was very busy with lots of tourists, definitely recommend a visit.
Stayed in a pod on the ground.....brilliant cozy and warm .
Cleaners and staff great .
Got impression 1 bar staff really not listening hence he got our order wrong at lunch
Evening meal we had pies I found pretty bland ...but around us some really big meals coming out .
Fish ..Yorkshire pudds x
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Fantastic food and fabulous accommodation! We stayed here for one night to break up our journey on route home. We stayed in the Pennie view room. The room was comfortable, clean and had everything you need for a pleasant stay. Gorgeous bathroom with giant bath was a great feature of the room. We had
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