Have been here several times but never seen the bar area empty. It's a great little pub with a beer 🍺 garden next to the river and bridge. It's a village shop as well. Check opening times before you visit. Waterfalls close by and 🚶‍♀️ 🚶‍♂️ walks. Checkout the serving hatch. Limited parking in vill
A gem of a pub in the most idealistic setting in the UK. Come for the pints, stay for the food and scenery and leave with a few bottles of Beck Watter. If I could move her tomorrow, I would, in a heartbeat. Please do not change!
One of life's little gems. A time warp justice pubs used to be. Well worth seeking it out, and the attached sweet shop next door.
Have given it 5 stars for food, but it's pork pies or sandwiches
Beware the opening hours
beautiful cosy little pub cash only! we didn’t have any so someone bought us two pints, people in yorkshire are so kind the painting on the outside of the pub encased in glass is so beautiful
Nowhere like this in the world. Olde World English charm and super welcoming. Cash only so take plenty and for the sweet shop next door. Beautiful beer garden.
An amazing hidden gem tucked into the heart of the North Yorkshire Moors. Lovely service and beautiful surroundings. Great beer, delicious pork pies and a wonderful shop as part of the building next door, what more could you want. An authentic English pub full of charm and realism.
Great step into the past… dog friendly beer garden and great ale
Strange place to happen across. The dartboard doesn’t have any triples. The service is through a hatch. The beer garden is excellent with the river. Beckwatter my beer choice. Seemed to fit in with the surroundings. Careful of the kamikaze sheep on the roads. Enjoy
Really beautiful area with super nice staff who were helpful and kind. The food was really nice, a little on the pricey side but nothing insane. It was very clean and just overall a lovely stop. Only critique would be the toilets are very cramped - not easy to use when it’s busy but something that I
This wonderful little (emphasis on little) pub is almost a place of pilgrimage if you happen to be in the neighbourhood. The Rail Trail between Goathland and Grosmont passes close by, so we always try and stop at the Birch Hall in Beck Hole for a drink and/or a bite to eat. The food menu is limited,
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