Ye Horns Inn

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  Mark Bolan

  ·2 weeks ago

  “Fantastic evening out with the team (teamAB), first time here for me personally and very impressed. Lovely setting, very stylish interior and nice ambience. Friendly service and most important of all the food was great! Cod tempura and sticky toffee pudding was my choice..😋”

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  Claire Vause

  ·1 month ago

  “The place is stunning…very tastefully decorated. The staff were very pleasant although not very well versed on the menu when asked about it! Disappointed with our meals however. Broccoli Soup was thick & claggy with an earthy unpleasant taste whatever was sitting on top…pasta?????…was uncooked! Chicken Liver parfait was delicious but served with 3 small and brittle pieces of sourdough which did not match the portion of the parfait…another couple of slices would’ve been better suited and a salad decoration would have been nice! The steak was delicious, but the triple cooked chips hadn’t even been cooked once as they were still hard! Panko breaded chicken breast was dry & greasy…crying out for a sauce! The kimchi slaw on top was very chunky and dominated both the chicken & the plate…was most unappetising… might be better served in a separate bowl? Had to order sides as didn’t come with the chicken…the carrots were delicious…the broccoli was crunchy but ok, but the new potatoes were hard in the middle, almost raw! The sticky toffee pudding was more like a very sweet dense sponge pudding served with a very light runny sauce and an insipid tasting vanilla ice cream. Difficult to hold a conversation as the music was loud and overpowering…surely gentle background music would be more fitting to the atmosphere of what became a busy restaurant? We booked in early so our service was ok but so glad we didn’t book in any later as the restaurant was becoming very busy and noticed people were questioning where their drinks were! Overall an expensive disappointment! When they learn how to cook potatoes properly might consider returning…but realistically think that’s extremely doubtful!”

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  Min

  ·1 month ago

  “Beautiful place. We got the cod and chips, YHI burger and lamb. The cod was excited really well, fresh and crisp with a fantastic pea purée. Lamb was decent but on the gamey side. Burger was a tad disappointing given the namesake. Patty was a little overcooked, and generally nothing much to shout about”

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  Katelyn Hynes

  ·2 months ago

  “We had a small wedding reception here, and it was an absolute dream. The staff were wonderful throughout, and a huge thank you to Nik and the team for organizing such an amazing day for us. The food was excellent too - sausage rolls were especially outstanding! We hired the barn, which comfortably accommodated our 40 or so guests, with plenty of room for seating, a buffet, and our musician. There’s also a beautiful covered outdoor area where we held our little ceremony. As an added bonus, they let me get ready in a private staff bedroom upstairs with its own bathroom, which was a nice touch. We couldn’t have asked for a better venue for our celebration and would highly recommend it. It’s a beautiful pub too if you’re just looking for a nice drink/meal!”

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  Dawn Kinnish

  ·3 months ago

  “We had the 2 course Sunday lunch menu, the food was really good. Downside was the sticky toffee pudding didn’t have any where near enough of the sauce, and the carrot and swede was a little disappointed. Otherwise all good, would go again”

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  Carolina-reviews

  ·3 months ago

  “Pre booked here for a party of 3 for a pre teen bday lunch. We opted for the two courses of a starter and a main and all had the Sunday roast option, two of us had the beef which states served pink/ rare (mine was not and it was quite tough) & one had the chicken which was thoroughly enjoyed along with extra Yorkshire puddings which were delicious light and crispy. My potatoes were a little dry even with the extra gravy so was slightly disappointed not being able to taste the goose fat however the veg was really tasty. I think the meat could do with a little seasoning or salt before cooking. The staff were smiley and friendly and the service was really good. The place itself is beautiful and not in a busy area so quiet and relaxing with outdoor blankets! Love the inside decor and enjoyed the cappuccino, not sure we would return but it was good.”

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  Baz Scott

  ·6 months ago

  “My wife and I were looking for a nice restaurant in the country for date night, and came across this in the Michelin guide. We booked a mid evening table for dinner after a walk on the local fells. We were welcomed warmly on arrival and invited to take a drink at the bar before eating. The selection of drinks was very good (although I would have liked to have seen a nice Lambrusco to go with the good selection of red meat dishes), and the staff seemed very well versed in the options. The food was served quickly, and was beautifully presented - not to mention extremely tasty. We enjoyed a couple relaxing hours dining - a perfect end to our evening. If I had one tiny complaint, it would be that the espresso dropped below the standard set by the rest of the fayre, but maybe it was just an unlucky cup. We'll be back, for sure.”

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  Ashleigh R

  ·9 months ago

  “9 of us visited for a birthday lunch with family on Sunday to ye horns inn and it was absolutely lovely. The food was so tasty and fresh. Everyone enjoyed their meals, no complaints from the children either. The atmosphere is so calm, the setting is beautiful but it still has a real homely feel to it. Will definitely be returning. Our waitress Beki was fab too.”

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  shelley crofts

  ·1 year ago

  “We’re having our wedding here next year, so this weekend we were invited for the food tasting. We were absolutely blown away. We’re regulars at Ye Horns, living just a mile down the road, but every time we go we feel so special and cared for. The whole evening was exceptional - the food, the champagne, the wine, the cocktails, the service, the atmosphere. Nothing is too much trouble for this team, and they are absolutely going from strength to strength. We are so excited for our wedding next year… now all they need to do is sort the weather for us…. 🌤️💛”

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  Valerie Hinchliffe

  ·1 year ago

  “Came here for a three-course lunch while on a day excursion, and it was an enjoyable experience. This is an upmarket pub-restaurant in a wonderful setting, a bit off the beaten track, surrounded by lovely scenery, reached by way of narrow country lanes. There's plenty of parking space. The timbered pub is historic (dating from 1782), but it has a modern restaurant attached, where our large group was accommodated at long tables. I loved the contemporary, rustic decor. There was a welcoming log fire, and also a cosy little lounge with a wood burner, ideal for a quiet drink after the meal. The servers were very polite and hospitable. There's an extensive drinks menu with a great choice of wines and cocktails, but they are pricey. Paid £7.50 for a regular glass of rose wine, and it's £10 for a large glass. The food was well prepared and beautifully presented. I had the chicken liver parfait with Fonseca porto and shallot jam, served with a toasted brioche, followed by a main course of pan roasted salmon fillet and sautéed leeks in a tangy and flavoursome chicory horseradish cream. The salmon was fresh and cooked to perfection. There were also serving dishes of little roast potatoes that we could help ourselves to. The sticky toffee pudding with vanilla ice-cream was also very good, though it could have been warmer. The atmosphere was relaxed and friendly. Overall, a satisfying lunch that everyone seemed to enjoy! Would come here again.”

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