Slaters Arms - Menu

Dropped in on our last night in village, no reservation but table found. Kids made welcome. Good was excellent as was service. Perfect country pub!

Great stop off on our way to the Dales National Park. Friendly staff, great views and plenty of parking. Tasty, generous portions. Highly recommended.

We visited the Slaters Arms during a recent holiday, lovely ambiance and very cosy feel in the public bar. Hosts were very friendly and polite, thoroughly enjoyed our evenings having a drink with our friends.

this is a great local with Timothy Taylor's on tap, good traditional pub grub (really nice pies), a very friendly and welcoming atmosphere and landlord staff and good value too. We enjoyed a lovely meal here and walked back home to our holiday let.

my own and my man have booked a table in this dreamy little country pub last minute. we had both the soup and potato soup followed by the roast beef dinner, which were cooked both at the beginning and at the very beginning with love. it is a very traditional yorkshire pub,...so much character and smiling .

on Sunday, januar for my man and me booked, and we took our pup to which we were asked to sit at the door more of a tatty mager-to than a restaurant sitting area, order fish and chips twice and it is a scandal. the boil burned the frozen chips when they tied deep, and a scandal, he sent the chips in our plate .. later thanks to good start to the new year

Previously called with friends for a place of lunch and what a jewel of a place, a beautiful traditional village pub, was not sure that they could make or fit us yet Sunday dinner, but was so glad that they did, could not decide what. to eat as the menu had a few favorite but decided for a Sunday dinner, my friend had the same and the same. has not arrived long, but was worth waiting because it was nice to melt in their mouth-rusted beef york puppies carrots and snatch beef grazing. defo gets in and will return when we are in the opposite

On a canal boat holiday. We normally eat out in the evening, but many pubs/Restaurants had closed.due to the pandemic. Found this little hidden gem and although a fair walk from the canal mooring it was worth the walk. Booked in at and were...surprised that it was quite busy and remained so for the rest of the evening. The food was lovely, but from a limited menu, e.g. no steaks! We were joined on the boat by my son and partner and thankfully they allowed my son to park his car in their car park for the day they joined us in the evening meal. All in all a lovely pub, lovely food and pleasant atmosphere. One slight negative was they could have been more attentive between courses, indeed, I ha...

What a wonderful discovery! While on our canal holiday, we docked at Low Bradley on a sunny Sunday afternoon and ventured into Bradley in search of a pub. We were thrilled to come across the Slaters, with its amazing patio perfect for a sunny day and possibly the best view I've ever seen from a pub patio. Dogs were welcome to sit outside, with plenty of water bowls provided for them. It felt a bit like a dog show, especially when we joined the crowd with our two Newfoundlands! After enjoying a couple of drinks, we took our dogs back to the boat and returned to the Slaters for dinner. We were lucky to snag a table as they were fully booked, a testament to the quality of the food. The menu off...