Grassington House

North Yorkshire, Grassington - Modern British - Restaurant with rooms - £££

Overall Rating: Good

Uniqueness:Does the establishment stand out in the context of the local area? Good

Deliciousness:How delicious is the food? Good

Warmth:How warm is the service and the hospitality in general? Good

Strength of recommendation:How enthusiastically and widely would you recommend the establishment? Good

John and Sue Rudden’s capably refurbished Georgian residence is perfectly placed as a local asset, with Grassington’s cobbled square close by and the majestic Yorkshire Dales as a dramatic backdrop. More of a restaurant with rooms than a hotel, it feeds locals and tourists with equanimity, delivering modern bistro-style cooking based emphatically on regional ingredients. You can nibble from an informal gazing menu in the bar and terrace, but the serious action takes place in the elegant biscuit-brown dining room and a new private dining 'pod'. Yorkshire meat and game are the main contenders on the menu, from well-aged steaks with triple-cooked chips to seared lamb loin and slow-cooked breast accompanied by roast onion, broad beans and onion purée – also look out for the beef mignon served with a traditional suet ‘rag’ pudding (steamed in a cloth). Fish from the East Coast ports also has its say – cod with scallop and tiger prawn thermidor, for...

John and Sue Rudden’s capably refurbished Georgian residence is perfectly placed as a local asset, with Grassington’s cobbled square close by and the majestic Yorkshire Dales as a dramatic backdrop. More of a restaurant with rooms than a hotel, it feeds locals and tourists with equanimity, delivering modern bistro-style cooking based emphatically on regional ingredients. You can nibble from an informal gazing menu in the bar and terrace, but the serious action takes place in the elegant biscuit-brown dining room and a new private dining 'pod'. Yorkshire meat and game are the main contenders on the menu, from well-aged steaks with triple-cooked chips to seared lamb loin and slow-cooked breast accompanied by roast onion, broad beans and onion purée – also look out for the beef mignon served with a traditional suet ‘rag’ pudding (steamed in a cloth). Fish from the East Coast ports also has its say – cod with scallop and tiger prawn thermidor, for example. The cheeseboard always features some interesting local names, while desserts include jazzy ideas such as milk chocolate tart with salted peanut butter and popcorn ice cream. On Sundays, 14-hour slow-cooked rump of beef is the star attraction. The well-annotated wine list starts at £23.50.

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VENUE DETAILS

5 The Square
Grassington
North Yorkshire
BD23 5AQGB

01756 752406

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OTHER INFORMATION

Accommodation, Separate bar, Wheelchair access, Parking, Family friendly, Credit card required, Deposit required

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