The Reindeer Inn - Carta

I went to this restaurant for Sunday lunch. The food was good quality, delicious, and the portions were very generous. The service was attentive and they were willing to accommodate any requests. I will definitely return.

One the best roast beef Sunday dinners I have had. Generous portions, the beef was really tender and lots of it. Nice puds and an excellent house Merlot, all served by pleasant, helpful staff. Reasonably priced for the quality. Going to recommend to friends and family.

Lovely relaxed pub, very clean and comfortable. We stopped in with a couple of muddy dogs. And sat outside in the sunshine. Staff helpful quick and friendly. Didnt mind two huge dogs. Food and drink was lovely lunch. In much need off after long dog walk. Would def return. Ver carta

It used to be an absolutely fantastic restaurant with character and very snug. Alas it has been sanitised and is now modern without character. The interior is very smart and modern but not 'country '. The food is definitely average but the young staff are excellent. Pleasant and helpful and efficient.

We went for Sunday lunch and were disappointed with the poor quality of the food, which was served cold and not presented well. We informed the waiting staff about our experience, but they seemed uninterested and only offered a half-hearted apology. We have enjoyed the food at this restaurant before, but after today's experience, we will hesitate to visit again.

After reading the more recent reviews my expectations were a little on the low side before visiting for Sunday lunch. I'm so pleased to say the service and food were fantastic. Fresh, tasty and generous portions. The beef on the roast was so tender. Best I've experienced for quite some time. Big shout-out to the women behind the bar. You made us feel very welcome. Thank you Ver carta

I visited this restaurant twice for lunch during my vacation and I absolutely enjoyed the food. The Sunday lunch was delicious and freshly made, including homemade Yorkshire puddings. I ordered the pork which was superb. I returned a few days later and tried the steak and ale pie as well as the lasagne, both of which were outstanding. The lasagne was especially notable, the best I've had in quite some time.

Very easy to divert to from the A1 and we used it as a lunch stop on the way up to Yorkshire and found it to be more of a restaurant than a pub. Two areas either side of the central bar which according to CAMRA’s Whatpub, and indeed historical photos, used to support three local real ales. But not for our visit, which found a limited beer selection with no real ales and Theakston Best on keg as the only available bitter. This is very much badged as a gastro pub and functioned more as a restaurant than pub on the experience of this visit. The food we experienced was very passable, especially as they had smaller plates ideal for a light lunch, and I wouldn’t hesitate to divert here again when...

Went for a last minute meal at this restaurant, we’d heard it had improved as the reputation wasn’t very good in the past, but thought we’d give it a fresh go. For an old building and looks like it’s been modernised it was very sparse and cold looking lnside. The room wasn’t warm looking and we were plopped in the middle of the room on a table of 4 when there was tables of 2 available. The table was next to the kitchen/toilet entrance where all the noises from the fridges and clatter and chat wasn’t very inviting whilst eating our food. Asked the waitress to close the door and she did. The menu looked very varied so I went for the pie and my quest the burger. The pie was very nicely presente... Ver carta