Kearton Country - Menu

We stopped here for coffee on our way to Hawes. Lovely little place with great coffee and it had bits and pieces for sale too.

Called in for a cream tea. Lovely location but very disappointing scones. For some reason the owners feel the need to sugar them. That's not scones as we know it. Too sweet. What happened to a traditional scone?

We stopped here for coffee on our way to Keld. A lovely little tea room, we had crumpets with jam which were great, and the waitress checked if they were vegan for us before we ordered anything. She was very helpful. View menu

We held our wedding reception here in 1993! We have visited for various meals several times since, the welcome has always been warm and the food has always been excellent. I can't comment on the accommodation as we have never stayed.

Visited the tea rooms whilst in Thwaite for a trip down memory lane (friend used to stay in house two doors down as a child and spent hours with her sister playing in the river). The staff were super friendly, the menu was extensive (difficult to choose) and I experienced my first traditional Americano coffee. Didn't want to leave and would highly recommend.

walked into a friendly welcome, very clean inside and out, just had coffees and scones, wife had cake, both very delicious and coffee good, (I'm not a coffee drinker usually). i noticed as customers left if there were crumbs etc, (not unusual with home baked cakes etc) the staff immediately cleaned up, fallen leaves outside treated the same, also a good parking area at rear, View menu

We have just returned from yet another visit to this wonderful family run country hotel in the heart of the Yorksshire Dales. It is set in a small hamlet and the hotel is the heart of the community. Small shop 3 miles away. The hotel only has 12 rooms, so very cosy and extremely friendly. The rooms themselves are very clean and comfortable. If you want a few restful days, in wonderful scenery this is the place to be and is a walkers paradise.

Booked in one evening for a meal. The food was very mediocre at best, 70's throw back, very surprised considering I saw the chef and he was in his 30's. Veg was what I'd expect to be served in a hospital or retirement home unfortunately. The food service is also very bizarre and something that you'd expect to see in Faulty Towers. The man who was clearly the owner was a very rude person indeed. Everything was too much trouble apparently! We would never go back.

We popped in here on a damp day when we just wanted a cuppa. We went through the tea room door and looked for a table large enough for 5. As there were already a number of people we found ourselves in the restaurant at the back (which opened off the tea room). The waitress was laying tables for the evening, but willingly left one for us to use. We ordered our drinks at the counter, and they were brought to us along with a large, complementary biscuit each. They looked home made and were tasty. Thank you. View menu