The Crown - Menu

We called in while in the area, having been before we knew it was dog friendly so just right for us. Haddock and chips x 2; Trio of sausages and the steak pie with seasonal vegetables were all served promptly. Black sheep ale x 2;...

We stayed for 3 nights in the Rose room with our dog. The accommodation was spacious with a kitchenette with fridge, oven and sink. There was a toaster but no microwave. A small bottle of milk and OJ were provided, as well as variety pack...

We were warmly greeted in this cosy village pub. The evening menu is traditional and good quality. Portions are big so suggest you arrive hungry. We both had the liver with bubbly and squeak which also came with seasonal vegetable well presented, piping hot... View menu

We stopped here for Sunday lunch after visiting the Ryedale folk museum (also highly recommended). We were not disappointed! Proper big portions even the children’s portion perfect for our hungry three year old boy! Excellent food great service a proper country pub. Would definitely...

Fantastic! Lovely old pub with rooms, bustling with customers at the bar and diners at the tables. Always a good sign. Really good, perfectly cooked Sunday roast. Generous hearty helpings, more if we had wanted. Just the spot after a lovely walk around this picture postcard village. Recommended.

We had the roast beef Sunday dinner and was all it was described to be. Pink and 2 very thick slices. Mash and roast along with plenty of vegetables. The Yorkshire pud was one of the biggest we'd seen and was home baked (no frozen rubbish). A great selection of beers and ales too. Highly recommended. View menu

So disappointing…. Lovely looking pub full of character but unfortunately the food let us down. Paid £17 for scampi and chips which tasted like it was from a frozen bag from the supermarket. No flavour at all. Asked for a coffee after our meal to be told the machine was broke and they don’t have a kettle to use ????? Also the beer wasn’t working so only cider and lager choice to drink. Don’t think would rush back.

We went for a Saturday night meal here and really enjoyed it. Large carpark at the back, free for patrons. On a cool, damp September evening it wasn't too busy. The food was a bit pricey at around £17 for a main but we thoroughly enjoyed our meals. The staff couldn't be more helpful and the atmosphere was cosy. My daughter and husband had desserts and they were beautiful, I had to sample them! Sticky toffee pudding was lovely. Light and treackly. We would go back.

We made a last-minute reservation for dinner and had a wonderful time at this pub. The atmosphere was cozy and welcoming, and the staff was lovely. They even made my children feel welcome and engaged with them. The food was delicious, with generous portion sizes. The only minor complaint, and this is just me being picky, was that the vegetables were a bit too al dente for my liking. I can't fathom why anyone would criticize the service here - Hutton le Hole is truly a hidden gem. View menu