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Hardens Guide to the Best Restaurants in Nun Monkton

Hardens guides have spent 34 years compiling reviews of the best Nun Monkton restaurants. On Hardens.com you'll find details and reviews of 4 restaurants in Nun Monkton and our unique survey based approach to rating and reviewing Nun Monkton restaurants gives you the best insight into the top restaurants in every area and of every type of cuisine.

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1. The Lime Tree Inn British, Modern restaurant in Great Ouseburn Branton Lane - YO26

A brand new country Inn, opened its doors for the first time in September 2020.The Lime Tree Inn is a family run country Inn made of seriously good food in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.Our menu is seasonal with everything made in house from quali...

2. The Alice Hawthorn British, Modern restaurant in Nun Monkton The Green - YO26

This multi-tasking country inn “ticks all the boxes”: award-winning bedrooms, a pretty setting on the village green, and a “really well thought-out menu” now including summer pizzas al fresco (extra points for hosting the country’s tallest maypole). “All too rare these days, it works equally well as a village pub and as a very good restaurant”, and service is highly “personable” too – particularly if you get “a personal welcome and tour round on arrival from Claire Topham”, who made the name of the General Tartleton at Ferrensby alongside husband John, before the duo launched this venue.

Price*

£80

££££

Food

Good

Service

Very Good

Ambience

Good

3. The Dawnay Arms International restaurant in Newton On Ouse

2023 Review: “Whilst walking in the area, dropped in for lunch without prior knowledge – what a gem!". Kerry & Martel Smith’s rustic gastropub by the River Ouse, is consistently well rated. “The ambience and friendly welcome make it immediately a winner and that’s cemented with the tremendous cuisine”.

4. Wetherby Whaler restaurant in York Nether Poppleton - YO26

This famous chippy with old-school décor (est. 1989) is the flagship of a seven-strong Yorkshire empire – and a reliable “go-to on a long journey up the A1”. The main event is “great and traditional fish ‘n’ chips” with a focus on haddock but a long list of other scrumptious fish to eat. If you don’t fancy staying on site, you can demolish the victuals overlooking the wharf and Wetherby bandstand nearby.

Price*

£36

Food

Very Good

Service

Good

Ambience

Good