Goldsborough Hall - Menu

We had a wonderful experience with the tasting menu at this restaurant. Each course was enjoyable and we found the food to be exceptional, deserving of a Michelin star. It was definitely on par with the last three Michelin star restaurants we have visited.

Had the most perfect lunch in beautiful surroundings at The Dining Room, Goldsborough Hall . Everything about our new year's day lunch felt special, and it was a great way to start the year. All produce is locally and sustainability sourced, and all the vegetables are grown in their kitchen garden. The Festive menu was £45 for three courses, which was very good value for the quality, presentation, setting and experience. Staff and service was excellent.

We have eaten here in the restaurant several times and the food has been excellent. However the Afternoon tea did not meet their usual high standards. Although the sandwiches were good, the sausage rolls were dry and lacked flavour. The scones were not fresh and also dry. If we had not been with friends we would have complained but the whole experience was underwhelming and the kitchen needs to up its game to match the quality of the food in the dining room and justify the cost

We went for New Year’s Day lunch for £45 per personand we’re disappointed with the menu 3 starters, 3 main meals and 3 starters to choose from. The meals were of average quality for a 5* hotel and then expected to pay 12% service charge on top, which I refused to pay. If the meals had been exceptional I would have paid 12% service charge but they were absolutely not. We used to go to Goldsborough Hall on a regular basis before Covid and it was good but I have to say the food quality and choice has plummeted.

I was extremely disappointed with our visit today. The afternoon tea was £35 per head. We had to ask to move because the room was so dark we couldn’t read the menu. The scones were stale, we had to constantly ask for more tea (no new tea bag given so was very weak), the cakes were frankly unpleasant tasting. The veggie option was frightful. Very small amounts of sandwiches. Lovely location, but this is a total rip off. Incredibly disappointing. I would have taken it further but we were there to treat a relative.

We have dined at this restaurant multiple times since Josh Barnes became the head chef, and each meal has been fantastic. However, we were a bit apprehensive when we learned that a new head chef, Daniel Ife, had recently taken over. Our worries were unfounded, as Daniel Ife is truly exceptional. Every course, from the appetizers to the dessert, was outstanding. The dishes were well-crafted, balanced, and incredibly delicious. We opted for the additional cheese course to share between us, and two of our group members chose the wine flight. The wines were also excellent. We will definitely be returning to this restaurant.

What a amazing find, I have visited Harrogate many times as I have family here, and have tried many hotels, from the start to the finish brilliant. We arrived to find we had been upgraded to a suite what a treat, the room was large and the four poster bed was so big and comfy. My husband and I really enjoyed the jacuzzi bath just like having our very own hot tub. We had our meal in the restaurant and wow, from start to finish the service was faultless. From our canapés to our tasting menu that really show cased the care the chefs feel for there food. To use the amazing produce from there kitchen garden and local food is to be commended. There was truly nothing we could fault and highly recom...

Goldsborough Hall, located in beautiful gardens with an impressive vegetable garden, offers a £50 lunch on Saturdays and Sundays. Reservations must be made in advance as there is no choice in the menu. The restaurant, with only 10 covers across three tables, had a dark and mysterious atmosphere despite the sunny weather outside. The food, tailored for food enthusiasts, was meticulously prepared and explained by the server. While the portions were small, the dishes were interesting and well-executed. The highlight was the delicious chocolate puddings. Overall, Goldsborough Hall is worth a visit for the experience, but if you're looking for something more substantial, you may want to try anoth...

We went to a wedding ‘evening do’. The building itself is impressive but for the wedding there was a makeshift tiny bar in the doorway with one member of staff serving, this in itself caused the service to be very slow but to make it worse the barman had no idea on the prices of drinks. Each drink had to be looked up on the menu to establish the price and then unbelievably he had to go onto his mobile phone to find the calculator to add up the bill! They had one lager on draught and for some reason it tasted really sweet which wasn’t great. We brought this to the attention to the bar staff and he totally agreed with us stating that he believed it was a bad batch. Why would such a large estab...