Restaurants in Yorkshire Dales National Park
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Black Lion Hotel
Surprisingly, despite a vast choice, few of the pubs in Richmond are up to much. After extensive research, the best we found was the Black Lion Hotel, with cosy bars, low beams, good beer and food, plus B&B.
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Frenchgate Café
An all-meals-in-one kind of place, here you can tuck into a tidy breakfast in the morning, a large sandwich or pasta dish at lunch and enjoy the delights of its quasi-Continental bistro menu in the evening.
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A Taste of Thailand
Does exactly what it says on the tin. An extensive menu of Thai favourites and a convenient BYO policy.
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Ye Olde Naked Man
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Shambles
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Seasons Restaurant & Cafe
Housed in the restored Victorian station building, this attractive, open-plan eatery shares space with a boutique brewery, artisan bakery, ice-cream factory and cheesemonger – and yes, all this local produce is on the menu.
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Rustique
Newly opened and hard to find (tucked away in an arcade), this cosy bistro has consistently impressed with its mastery of French country cooking, from confit de canard (duck slow roasted in its own fat) to paupiette de poulet (chicken breast stuffed with brie and sun-dried tomatoes). Booking recommended.
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Narrow Boat
A traditionally styled pub with a great selection of local ales and foreign beers, friendly service and bar food.
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Le Caveau
Set in a stylishly decorated 16th-century cellar with barrel-vaulted ceilings, this friendly bistro offers a seasonal menu built lovingly around fresh local produce. Daily specials include dishes such as a light and flavourful quiche made with black pudding, bacon and mushrooms, and a succulent fish pie topped with mashed potato. On weekdays you can get a two-course lunch for £10.
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Cross View Tearoom
So popular with locals that you might have to queue for a table at lunchtime, the Cross View is the place to go for a hearty breakfast, homemade cakes, a hot lunch, or just a nice cup of tea.
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Cobblestones Café
A cute little cafe, dog-friendly and popular with locals as well as visitors. In addition to cakes, coffee and Yorkshire tea, the menu includes lunch dishes such as fish and chips, steak-and-ale pie, and vegetarian mixed-bean chilli.
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Chaste
It's an unusual name for a bistro, but this place is far from coy when it comes to promoting Yorkshire produce – almost everything on the menu, from the all-day breakfast to the vegetable burger to the lamb chops with peppercorn-and-strawberry gravy, is either homemade or locally sourced.
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Cart House
Across the bridge from the Green Dragon, this craft shop and tearoom offers a healthier diet of homemade soup, organic bread, and a 'Fellman's Lunch' of Wensleydale cheese, pickle and salad. There's a basic campsite at the back (£11 for two adults, tent and car).
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Bojangles
The best coffee in town. American-style breakfasts and burgers by day; tapas and cocktails in the evening.
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Bizzie Lizzies
An award-winning, sit-down fish-and-chip restaurant overlooking the canal. There's also a takeaway counter (mains £3 to £5, open to 11.15pm).
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