The Woolly Sheep Inn

We had to wait 15 minutes for a table because the restaurant was very busy. The Timothy Taylors beer was outstanding, the service was excellent, and the food was of top quality. I highly recommend this restaurant.

We stopped by for Sunday lunch and enjoyed a delicious roast beef dinner. The staff were friendly and professional, and the pub had a relaxed atmosphere. I would recommend a visit for both the food and the overall experience.

Absolutely perfect stay ,great room in the anex, rm 10 overlooking carpsrk ,staff a credit and food and beers fantastic ,fresh milk is such a great change for morning cupper.such a warm place too ,very friendly and so easy to walk around Skipton Voir le carte

A fantastic pub offering bed and breakfast accommodation. We were only staying one night but wish we could have stayed longer. The staff were welcoming, our room was beautifully decorated and spotlessly clean. And the breakfast offering was great. Really great value. Would definitely stop here again if visiting the area.

This is a nice pub located on Skipton's main street. While the entrance feels a bit like a corridor, it opens up to several cozy rooms inside. The decor and dishes give it that classic pub feel. We sat in the dog-friendly room which featured a fireplace, comfy armchairs, and a view out to the street. The food came out in no time and tasted great. Staff were friendly and attentive. It's definitely worth a visit.

The wife and myself stayed here for 4 nights and had an excellent stay. Staff were friendly and helpful, our room was clean, comfortable and a good size. The breakfast was superb and catered for every taste. We also had 2 evening meals in their restaurant, which once again were superb! The bar is comfortable, especially the snug, although finding a table can be a challenge! A near perfect stay and worth every penny, we can’t wait to return!!! Voir le carte

Stayed for one night and had a room in the annexe which was a good size with plenty of wardrobe space and an ensuite shower and toilet. Comfy bed, hair dryer provided and a fan which was useful as it was a warm day. Ate in the bar in the evening and would definitely recommend the food. The fish and chips were excellent . Good breakfast with plenty of choice. Friendly , helpful staff. Plenty of parking at the rear, tokens for barrier from the bar. Can't wait to return.

We came to the pub with family after a day out at Malham. We had high hopes for a lovely meal and whilst the food did taste good we paid £17 for a lamb roasts which had hardly any meat on the plate at all. I was amazed and asked the waitress if this was right, there wasn’t even one slice, just some tiny scraps. The waitress was lovely and brought me some more out but still wasn’t what you’d expect for a £17 roast. Some veg was included but cauliflower cheese was £5 per portion and if you wanted cream on your sticky toffee pudding (not ice cream) it was an extra £1 on top of the £7.50 for the pudding. I know times are tough but for what seams like a pretty expensive dinner I’d have expected b...

We dined at the restaurant one evening and coincidentally, it was Yorkshire Day, so I had the opportunity to enjoy a roast dinner with Yorkshire pudding. Although I was looking forward to it, I must admit it was just okay, as I have had tastier ones before. However, spending time in The Snug during the wet weather was still delightful. We enjoyed hot chocolate and reading a book, and it was nice to chat with other guests. Unfortunately, our experience was marred one evening by inconsiderate dog owners who allowed their aggressive dog to disturb other patrons in The Snug. Despite our well-trained dog, we were subjected to unpleasant behavior from the other dog and its owner, leading us to c... Voir le carte