Fox And Hounds - Menu

My son and I booked in for 2 nights.comfortable room,great food .and very pleasant and helpful staff would not hesitate to recommend a stay here.close to all Wensleydale attractions we will definitely be back soon.

Terrible food! We all had fish n chips! Frozen boxed cremated batter, which we all left! Grey watery unpleasant tiny fish. Chips too dry to eat. Nice lady who served us. However, later the male barman was rude to one of his customers and unpleasant to my friend! Won’t re-visit!

The food here is awful. I ordered the 'special ' pizza which was anything but and 3/4 was left. My wifes steak and ale pie was OK but accompanying vegetables were cold and was served with a gravy which could best be described as 'gloopy '. I would not recommend this pub to my friends.

Stayed for 4 nights visiting the Dales. Although the postal address is Leyburn its a long way from Leyburn itself. The pub itself was friendly, reasonably priced on drinks and food. The food, all home cooked could not be faulted on quality or price. My own personal view was that breakfast starting at 9am was the only drawback. We are early risers and would have preferred to be on the road by 8am.

After a busy day in the Dales we found ourselves looking for a pub for dinner. We were late and quite a few local pubs had stopped serving food, the Fox and Hounds included. When we asked about food, we were told that although they had stopped serving food, they could make pizzas from their menu. We opted for this and each had a drink and a pizza. The pizzas were delicious and we now know of another pub we can visit when in the Dales.

Called in as part of a walk around the Dales... the welcome and the service were great.... bar staff were chatty whilst working...sorted our group out with a bit of racing on the TV.... the pub is in a lovely location and I can imagine sitting outside on a lovely sunny day would be magical... the F&H is one of those pubs that when you walk in you just can feel the village cozyness that only some pubs have....we didn't sample the food but I did spot what people were having and it looked good... defo call in if you are in the area....

Let me start by saying the pub itself is a nice pub and west burton is a lovely village with the falls on it 's doorstep. When we booked the table, we had to pre-order our food as they had staff shortages and there weas seven of us. Fair enough. We were surprised about how extensive the menu was. There seemed a lot of choices for a kitchen that is short staffed. So, we arrived got our seat, in a seperate section of the pub obviously geared for people who are staying in one of the rooms. The decor was not a pub decor and you did not feel part of the pub or even that you are in a pub. Everyone had starter, mains and some had pudding. I would say it 's what I would call Homely Honest Food . Abs...

Arrived in hiking gear and asked to check in (reservation made months ago) so the barman (close relative of a Neanderthal) said I’d have to wait for ‘the lady’ so I said I’d have a pint while I wait to which he responded ‘Well, d’you want to check in or have a pint’! I last came to this pub in 2005 and the welcome hasn’t improved. It’s in a beautiful location and the building is quaint but OMG the barman seems to have mistaken ‘hospitality’ for hostility! Facilities from the 1960s, bedroom decor mid-1970s, comfy bed, clean room but freezing even with electric fire on. Dribble ‘power’ shower. Super selection of tea…..PH Tips or PG Tips. Service vaguely improved in the evening when ‘Grunt’ was...

Stopped off here today looking for a pub lunch for 2 adults, a 2 year old and a 6 year old. Was confident that we would get a good meal and service as the vast majority of reviews on here and google are really positive. Think we must have visited on an off day. Entered the pub, and the gentleman behind the bar was clearly trying to eat his lunch and did not acknowledge us. I then asked if we could have a table for lunch, and was told to sit anywhere and order at the bar. We seated ourselves, and I then spent 5 minutes looking at the menu boards which seemed to be geared more to an evening service. The gentleman behind the bar was watching as I did this but said nothing. I then found a pile o...