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This restaurant offers impeccable service and a fantastic ambiance.

Lovely meal and staff Price per person: £20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Nice clean and tidy, not the cheapest pub food but nice quality and good choices, staff friendly and helpful Price per person: £10–20 Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4

dan and gemma manage the best pub in our opposite! the hospitality runs deep into its veins. Apart from the best conditioned beer the world, eating is right pub grub....big quality to great praise. please don't go on!

Probably a better specials board rather than the same old menu Price per person: £30–40 Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4 Recommended dishes: Garlic Bread Parking space: Plenty of parking Parking options: Free parking lot

This hidden gem of a pub in Skipton is absolutely charming. My one concern was that the entrance from the car park is not disabled-friendly. As someone with hidden disabilities, climbing the steps to get in was a challenge. The handrails on the steps were loose and didn't provide a sense of security when going up or down. Unfortunately, we were unable to find a wheelchair-accessible entrance from the street. The price per person is between £10-20.

Staff were all friendly and helpful, not sure why it would take 45 minutes to sort out the supply of Timothy Taylors bitter tho, but ended up having something else? Food was good for one of us, OK for another, but three of us were disappointed that the vegetables were luke warm, some overcooked with others burnt. It was edible though so we got on with it. Not sure at nearly £20 per head that we will be back though with the quality of the food. Shame really, we really liked the venue and the staff

a few weeks ago I have friends to the bay horse, to two separate places, for a meal. both were from the opposite and had visited the pub before there and took over gemma. they were pleased to receive a warm welcome from staff, a roaring fire, a clean pub, served well kept beer and good priced, delicious and filling food. as a native it is now great that they can be proud to take friends in their local pub. it's been a long time since that was the case. well done and many thanks to dan and gemma for their hard work.

the bay horse is part of the group of vintage inns and that was my first visit in one of their restaurants to taste their vegan menu and when we took a non- vegan friend to lunch, I needed somewhere catering for all of us. the vegan options are not only a token salad or after the thought, but a good selection of appetizers, netzens, sides and desserts. there are several soups on the menu and you are always vegan, so we have both chosen flower cabbage mulligatawny, served with ciabatta brot. the suppe was hot pierced, with a beautiful thick texture and warming on a cold June lunchtime, with a lot of brot to dive and clean the bowl. as a main course I ordered pine nut and carrot-false, with a...