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Lovely public house and accommodation. Welcoming and all staff friendly and knowledgeable in places of interest to aid travellers stays. Accommodation high quality bedroom spacious and cosy with added Yorkshire charm! Bathroom spacious and the luxury of both deep bath and shower. The location was quiet but close to lots of places of interest 10 minutes drive to Ripon Racecourse and Ripon town close by, also close to York, Knaresborough which is idyllic. Lots to do in surrounding area. Lovely pub and the meals delicious and a good variety to chose from all dietary needs available. Their full English breakfast kept us going all day til dinner time. Definitely will be returning here soon.

This is a small town, compact, quiet and handily placed just off the A1. It is ideally situated between the Yorkshire Dales, the North York Moors and the facilities of York. There are a range of places to eat and drink, most within a short walk of each other.

It was only a short journey from the motorway. The Grantham Aims s located by a roundabout .On the other side of he road is the Ure river which has a beautiful waterfall.. There wasn't a great deal of road noise, despite the closeness of the road. We didn't explore the area as we were on route to Scotland, it only took 10mins to join the North bound A1.

Lovely rural setting, small town with some local shops, butchers , bakers and cafes. river with waterfall feature. local public houses places to stay bed n breakfast, hotel and Pubs offering accommodation.

It's a lovely place to spend an afternoon walking, fishing, bird watching, enjoying a pub. Great starting point for visits to Knaresborough, York etc. We stopped as a nice half way point between Leeds and Redcar

We stopped here just to break our journey to Hadrians Wall. We wouldn't have been here otherwise, but it proved a very good stopping off point and a pleasant place to relax in. We bought provisions for our self-catering stay at Appleby's pork butchers and food for the journey/lunch when we got to our holiday cottage. The individual pork pies with black pudding were excellent. They do the best savoury duck I've ever had - at 85p this is a bargain and feeds two (look up savoury duck if you're not a Northerner - it's like a small haslet - do you need to look that up too? - sort of pate combined with a haggis best describes it.) We had really good lamb chops from them and smoked bacon. Called in again on our return. Lots of cafes in Boroughbridge - one in particular caters for cyclists and uses bike parts in its decor and does good value food to eat in or take away. We had a drink at the Black Bull, a classic old-style pub. It was very quiet when we were there (late Thursday evening) but very welcoming. Their summer pale ale was a lovely bright refreshing drink. Walk between Boroughbridge and Aldeburgh takes about 15 minutes and there is a pleasant pub serving a range of beers including Theakstons. The Theakstones light was a bit lifeless compared with more modern craft beers, but OK. The Roman Town is at Aldeburgh, well signposted but only open Frday, Saturday and Sunday. Check out the two charity shops too, and the shop selling real brushes and brooms and metal dustpans, and coir doormats. There is also an excellent hardware shop with just about everything you might need (we bought some coat hooks) We stayed at the Crown - comfortable, good value, recently refurbished in witty luxurious style. Good food and helpful staff.