Greyhound Inn — Restaurant in England

Bit of a strange atmosphere, wanted to sit outside in the garden which was pretty. Went inside and asked for menus, no problem. Decided what everyone wanted and went to order. The same barman saw which of the few tables we were sat at when he came outside to serve someone else....firstly no soup, anyway ordered some other items. Asked a for still mineral water, "we don't do mineral water only tap" went outside again to check what other drink our party member wanted. Went back and the barman was gone so I got a good look in the drinks cabinet....bottles of Harrogate Spa mineral water. When he came back I said are those waters not for sale and he got one out. I said would it be ok to have a glass and ice please and he got a glass and ice.....and then proceeded to pour tap water all over it 🤦‍♀️ordered a "Coke" got a lukewarm type of cola flavoured cordial. Then he said what table number are you sat at, I said oh I didn't check it's just that one there in the corner (could be seen easily and the pub wasn't exactly busy) no I need the number. Went outside to check but seeing as there was one number on one bit of the table and another written in black marker on another it was a bit stupid so I said I'm not sure which number it is but it's either this or this 🤦‍♀️ Either way not friendly at all and the barman's tie said some ridiculous rubbish along the lines of come to The Greyhound a stranger leave as family 🤣🤣 Food was ok not nasty but not good either. A Cajun chicken burger described as coming with salad fries and coleslaw came with a single piece of limp lettuce and no coleslaw bit of a shame as the actual chicken was very tasty. For around £14 not good enough. Barman's strange attitude left a sour taste before we'd even...

Fantastic local pub with great selection of real ales and excellent locally produced food at reasonable prices. Couldn't fault our visit, food was delicious as well as good variety of choices including vegetarian. Four different real ales on handpump so perfect for real ale lovers. Although it's on a road through the village it's not busy so beer garden at front of pub is still pleasant if the weather is suitable. Just ignore the website as it looks like it's only partially completed (as of September 2020) with template text left instead of pub information and doesn't reflect accurately on the pub itself. Menu in photos will change but gives a sample of the menu at...

Worth the walk for these homemade chips! Walking the Hadrians Way our group arranged to have lunch at the Greyhound Inn. A lovely welcome by management. We were impressed by the quality and reasonable price of the food served. I would not normally order chips as I do not enjoy eating tasteless, frozen chips. But so glad I did as the chips here were delicious. Proper home made chips served piping hot, crispy outer with a beautiful flavour. The burger, cumberland sausage and paninis were all very tasty, but the chips were exceptional. I live in Scotland and returned a few weeks later with my husband for lunch - and he agreed the best chips !! We...