The Tennant Arms - Carte

Visited midweek to celebrate my husband’s birthday. Although the restaurant was quiet we were welcomed warmly by the staff. The food was excellent, black pudding Bon Bon’s to start and a steak n ale pie with short crust pastry, veg and chips. The pie was...

I tried the sirloin steak and it was absolutely delicious - so juicy and tender. The cheddar sauce was a delightful addition. The staff were incredibly friendly, efficient, and helpful. This was definitely the best meal I've had since staying in the Dales this week.

Hotel very tired, In need of a complete refurb . Very under staffed. House cleaner serving breakfast, dealing with reception as well as cleaning the rooms. Restaurant chaos waiting time 1 hour. Staff work very hard but cannot cope. Give this a miss until the owner sorts it out. Voir le carte

Excellent value for money. Great evening meal and excellent service from the new pub managers. A great starting point for a wonderful walk across to Malham…and the staff were happy to make us a packed lunch. Room was very clean and warm- second time we have stayed and it won’t be the last.

One member of staff checked us in was running the bar taking food orders and basically doing everything. Room poor cracked tiles mould and damp on roof tv trunking a disgrace and no tv signal Shower constantly running and when told staff they admitted they new it was broke . Food expensive but really tasty but apart from that and the 1 member of staff lovely Don’t touch it with a barge pile garbage.

I visited this restaurant with my husband and brother. Many years ago, when we were kids, we used to come to this pub which was always bustling with farmers, hikers, and climbers from the nearby crag. We would sit outside with our sodas and chips. However, on this visit, the atmosphere was lacking. There were only one or two people dining and maybe five others present. It was a shame to see the restaurant so empty and quiet compared to the lively environment we remembered from our childhood. Voir le carte

We've been eating at The Tennents on and off for several years with mixed experiences mostly really enjoyable. On this visit, the pie was very full but the pieces of meat were on the chunky side and, as a result, not so tender. (Small issue. It wasn't a true pie because it wasn't fully encased in pastry). The pastry was bit on the pale side. The cumberland sausage filling seemed a bit soft compared to previous experiences. The broccoli and carrots were undercooked, but that might be personal taste. Overall the meals were filling and reasonably tasty but it wasn't a great dining experience. The service, though, was excellent.

We visited The Tennants whilst visiting family in the area. It was our 2nd choice of venue, but next time it 'll be our 1st ! An older style Yorkshire restaurant/inn, serving classic pub fare with a contemporary twist, elevating flavours just enough to tweak above the norm. Trout 'from down the road ' (or was it 'next door ' ? with a Cajun Crust, and Tennants Burger with Bacon Chorizo are 2 fine examples. So, good quality, locally sourced produce in the hands of a very competent Chef, make for a taste experience. Portion size and price were spot on. Service was extremely welcoming and friendly, we were looked after efficiently without imposition. Well worth a visit.....As we will again !

So many good meals eaten at The Tennants over 50 years....but gosh it has dropped off a cliff. I can't blame the young staff they try so hard to make it work but if the microwave broke down everything would cease. A coat of grey paint alone cannot solve its problems.The website surely must be stretching the truth within an inch of its life.....food is no better than bang below average but certainly not good (but at least hot). I strongly dispute the claim that food is locally sourced unless you think Birds Eye is based in Skipton...Please can the current owners sell it to someone within enough money to drag it back to where it was...and then throw away the microwave to resume a level that mi... Voir le carte