The Gait Inn, Millington

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  jay jay 4gb

  ·2 months ago

  “Really nice place. And food is so good... staff are really nice.. definitely go again.”

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  Rachel Donaldson

  ·2 months ago

  “Just excellent all round! Easy to book through a phone call, greeted with a smile and shown to our table. There were 6 of us. The food is all home cooked and very nice. Service was really good and good value for money.”

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  Vicky Mcclaren

  ·3 months ago

  “Great afternoon at The Gait Inn @ Millington, very welcoming local village pub, lovely warm welcome by Martha, such a lovely chatty young lady, very deserving of the tip we left for her. Delicious home cooked food, looking forward to the beer festival next weekend (11th July) before we return home. Great experience all around”

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  Alex Kiri

  ·3 months ago

  “Ample parking, great food and cozy atmosphere. This place is a real gem in the middle of nowhere. Lots of space to sit in, inside or outside.”

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  User1234

  ·3 months ago

  “I’m sorry to say we must have caught it on a bad day. The food was rubbish, starters were tiny not worth £8 the mains we had Kiev swimming in grease so were the onions ring not much flavour chips were mainly black very disappointing won’t be going back.”

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  Simon Chew

  ·4 months ago

  “Highly recommend this pub for ale, wine, food & atmosphere. Popped in here for a meal whilst walking The Yorkshire Wolds Way, we had a fantsstic Sunday lunch, ales & wine, well done The Gait Inn team.”

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  Lockmaker Yorkscavr

  ·6 months ago

  “The perfect place to break your walk or have a casual meal or drink. This is a country pub in a tiny rural village, but anyone should feel welcome and relaxed here. The food is wholesome and ours was served quickly despite being told there would be a 30-minute wait. Seating inside, but we chose the benches out front.”

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  Tony Fitch

  ·2 years ago

  “Very pleasant typical village Inn and with traditional decor and cozy seating. The food was generally good, although the pork was a bit tough. Shared veg was enough as long as you're not a big eater. Sunday lunch was £13-50 which was decent value in my opinion. We sat in the conservatory area around the long table as we were a party of 10. The service was prompt and efficient. If I didn't live so far away, I would probably return.”

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  Abby Beech

  ·3 years ago

  “Nice food, nice menu and specials board and nice service in a beautiful little village. Lovely querky pub with open fire as soon as you walk in :) Perfect location for miles of walks! Dog friendly too!”

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  Mr R Breaker

  ·3 years ago

  “Superb pub and great food. I had the surf and turf, which was lovely, should be for £27. The food took a while to arrive at the table as the food was cooked fresh. The other meal I ordered was battered Haddock, and chips with mushy peas. Wow, the fish was delicious and cooked to perfection. The staff are friendly and the bar has a good selection of wine. There is ample parking around the back of the pub, and the interior of the establishment is lovely and gives it a good old vibe with the wood burner burning away, making it feel homely. Would recommend this place for a great family meal. Will be going back to this place. 8/10.”

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