Fox And Hounds - Réserver une table

We stopped for two nights. We ate in the pub on both nights. We had a fantastic stay, this is a great, cosy, traditional pub in the beauty of Yorkshire. The room had everything you need, it wasn't the most modern room but no complaints. I like the little touches like a full-sized mug and the Decaff coffee bags. The first night the heating was on a little too much, it's on a thermostat and was a little warm but it wasn't too bad, as it was so cold outside. Some fellow guests we met one evening said their bed was rock hard, but, we had no complaints, my wife said it was a little lumpy on her side but I really didn't have any issues. The pub has plenty of parking around the back; where you can see they have some Glamping Pods. It is currently undergoing renovations in the room between the main bar and the dining area, which, had recently been painted and looked very nice. Allround, the pub was in a great location to be far enough out of Whitby but close enough, it only took 25mins to drive in. There is nothing around the pub, we walked to Danby the first evening but that hasn't not much in it either. However, it is perfect for walkers and those with dogs, we use it just as a base so we didn't mind and it was nice to be out in the countryside. We ate twice, both nights. Friday was busier in the pub, we did book but no need, as they had plenty of tables. We sat in the background for dinner and breakfast on both days. On the first night, I ordered off the specials board; to start I had the Bacon and Spring Onion Quiche which was lovely and for mains the venison casserole. My wife ordered the hummus bruschetta and steak and ale pie. On the second night, we just got main, both of us ordered off the specials board again, my wife got the sun-blushed tomato and brie past and I got a fantastic chicken rogan josh curry, served with a homemade popadom, naan and mango chutney, can't fault it. We really, really enjoyed the food.

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Busy pub/hotel with a main bar and restaurant area (dogs allowed in the bar area and meals served here also). A good selection of ales (Landlord, Theakston’s Best and Wainwrights) and a sensible menu with plenty to choose from that’s local. Does a steak and ale pie count as a pie if there’s only a top crust of puff pastry? I’m inclined to say not, but it was very tasty and the meat was good quality and plentiful. A mushroom stroganoff was also very good, so overall autumnal hearty meals in a cosy but busy bar, with an open fire… what’s not to like?

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Last minute call in in the way home from Whitby in a Sunday evening and we’re lucky enough to get a free table. Great to see people staying and eating here it was nice and busy. The food and et is ste great plenty of choice fir all tastes and excellent value !! Had steak and ale pie, apple pie and ice cream and a good pint of Theakstons. The staff who work here are lovely really friendly and helpful. Fantastic view over the dale too

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Just returned from a wedding in Danby castle and what a lovely accommodating experience we had a this lovely pub was lovely from the time of arrival the staff couldn’t do enough for u, the rooms are lovely clean stocked up with refreshments lovely stay thank you all for a lovely experience we had rooms 9 and 10

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Called into the establishment unannounced. Very busy in restaurant, but space in bar section. Ordered three meals including Red Snapper with chips and vegetables. Had to wait for 30 mins for food to arrive but the wait was worthwhile. Excellent food, pleasing service and very tasty.

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