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A brilliant Sunday dinner, one of the best we've ever had! The early bird menu is also spot on - we really enjoyed our meals, the dining area is lovely and the price is very reasonable too. All in all, fantastic food and great value.
The Duke of Wellington – NorthallertonCarvery has really gone down hill, used be be delicious and excellent value. Sadly after visiting today will not be going back. Only choice of 3 veg, carrots, cauliflower cheese or cabbage which was dried up and burnt round edges. Roast potatoes were rather anaemic looking and Yorkshire pudding wasn't cooked. Meat was very chewy.
Fleece Inn, The – NorthallertonGreat little pub with really nice staff,we had a very thick sirloin steak and a duck breast in a grand marnier sauce very good with lots of salad and vegetables well worth a visit
Grange Arms, The – NorthallertonFantastic take away - load of lovely food for your money. The staff are always polite.Wouldn't go anywhere else
Bangla Fusion – NorthallertonThank you to the Duke of Wellington for a fabulous lunch. We had 2 birthdays to celebrate that day and the family friendly atmosphere and superb food were excellent. We will definitely be coming back.
The Duke of Wellington – NorthallertonSunday lunch today. Very friendly, great food, prompt and helpful service with a smile. Caters really well for children (mine are 3 and 7). Food traditional, well made pub food with crisp, fresh vegetables, fantastic yorkshires and good quality meat. Source of food is local- all explained on a helpful sign on the bar.Will definitely be back. Thanks !!
The Duke of Wellington – Northallerton1970 decor. Non enthusiastic bar staff no food so avoid for food go for cheap beer and basic surroundings
Willow Tree Inn – NorthallertonThe Easter Egg hunt was brilliant for the kids, so I popped in again later for a meal and it was first class.
The Duke of Wellington – Northallertonhad a meal on Saturday night and yet again it was excellent service is second to none food was fantastic puddings the best we have ever had we have been to the shorthorn a number of times now and never be disappointed
Shorthorn Inn – NorthallertonBest Indian restaurant in Northallerton - have been coming here for years and the high standards in food have never dropped. The owner Javaid is a top man and always looks after us whenever we go.
Lion of Asia – NorthallertonHad lunch there today, from the light bites menu. Food was excellent! One of the best club sandwiches I have had! Would highly recommend...great food, great staff and great atmosphere.
The Duke of Wellington – Northallertonvisited the pub on sat evening for celebration meal with family party of 14,welcome was warm staff where friendly great menu for adults and kids,once ordered food arrived quickly and all together. piping hot, large portions,the steaks are fab,cooked how you want to perfection,sticky toffee pud (omg) outstanding food ,great service friendly warm atmosphere , great night out in traditional english village pub
The Duke of Wellington – Northallertongreat Sunday carvery
Cat and Bagpipes – NorthallertonConsistently good food and fast service. The owner is very hospitable and staff friendly.
Lion of Asia – Northallerton16 of us had breakfast here and it was one of the best full English breakfasts i have had, nice warm toast, proper butter, not them little soft foil wrapped portions, loads of tea, fresh juice, and the usual sausage ,egg, bacon,beans, hash browns and fried bread, very nice, and a lovely pint of beer to wash it all down,were all going back in july for more enroute to york races,
Haynes Arms – Northallertonwent for a meal last night am going for dinner today with my family the meal was lovely the staff very friendly and helpful i would recommend it anyone -
Haynes Arms – NorthallertonGood food at good prices - these boy from Wakefield near Hull are bringing bangla flavour from bangla to the Yorkshire which is why I go to aroma. Place is small but went with boyfriend and he enjoyed cozy atmosphere.
Aroma – NorthallertonDarlington & Stockton times review Gareth Dant » Redefining the rule book on how Indian & Bangladeshi restaurants are received In a small town already well catered for with Asian food outlets, any new kid on the block is going to have to be either exceptionally good or radically different in order to cut the mustard (seed). In the case of Aroma, founders Nij, Sammy and Atikul Hoque say they aim to make to a good stab at both approaches. Firstly off, there's the name. Ditching the familiar lions, dynasties and spice from the name of your Asian restaurant instantly sets you apart from the crowd. Neither does the tasteful refit of the of the Zetland Street premises (most recently Woody's restaurant) give it away as a restaurant serving Indian and Bangladeshi food. Comfortable high-backed leather chairs and an open and well-lit environment give a more modern feel than that usually associated with curry houses. No flock wallpaper, no stylised paintings or pictures of elephant gods, although the latter omission is an obvious one in a restaurant established by proud Bangladeshis. But once sat down in front of the menu, seasoned curry lovers will regain a comforting sense of the familiar. All favourites are there in the massive selection, as well a few new styles and combinations. The luxuriously large range extends right through to side dishes and breads, and vegetarians will not run out of options until a great number of visits. Indistinguishable, overcooked dishes are Redefining the rule book on how Indian & Bangladeshi restaurants are received too common among curry houses. But on the evidence of a few of dishes alone, Aroma is clearly striving for quality, and easily avoids the curry curse of the bland. This year Nij and staff have taken Aroma to a whole new level winning an array of awards, including best Newcomers Awards. On top of this, Aroma won Best Restaurant in the National Customer Excellence Awards, an outstanding and well deserved achievement.. Aroma has held two highly successful annual charity nights and this years event, , sets to be no different, with all profits made on the evening, going to The Mayors Charity for the Special Care Babies Unit, at Friarage Hospital. Due to the success of previous years events, Nij is using this as the perfect opportunity to launch his new menu, a combination of traditional Indian cuisine and his own contemporary twist, including lobster, muscles and venison. Along with the launch of their unique wine matching menu these brothers have everything catered for. With a refurbishment planned for this year it seems that this restaurant is set to go all the way to the top! By Gareth Dant Darlington & Stockton times review Aroma Restaurant 1 Zetland Street, Northallerton 01609 774239 Open: Sunday-Thursday 6pm-11.30; Friday/ Saturday 6pm-midnight Ratings (out of four): Food quality 4 Service 4 Surroundings 3 Value 3
Aroma – Northallerton