The Bridge Inn - Richmondshire

We decided on the bridge for our mothersday lunch as it was halfway meeting point with my sister to treat mum. When we arrived we were greeted by lovely staff and had drinks at the bar. We decided to have 2 corses and my ribs were to die for.Sunday lunch came and it was delicious and plentiful. I couldn’t have fit pudding in even if I wanted to. We seen it has early bird menu we want to try. 10/10 . Thankyou

Been here a lot over the year and as usual today didn’t disappoint the staff were great and the food was fantastic my eyes are definitely bigger than my belly mind 3 courses and took half my Shanghai home Definitely worth a visit

Visited as a couple on Friday night in February. Main room was fairly busy but we were taken into the extension where we were the only customers. No atmosphere and cold portable heater being used. Food was OK but nothing special. Another couple of diners arrived and that was it. They left before us. Staff forgot about us and we were left sitting with empty glasses. The main room had thinned out but there was no offer to relocate us. We may as well have been sitting at home. There was no music in the extension, it was drab, cold and uninviting . Hadn't visited for a while but thought we would give it another chance. Not be vack in a hurry.

Very disappointing Sunday lunch for Mothers Day. Boiled parsnips? aren't they usually roasted? and there was four very large ones!. My dinner looked like it had been thrown on the plate, in fact I even considered it was possibly left overs thrown together. Had a great Sunday lunch a couple of years ago, maybe standards have dropped. Would have complained but my son had treated me for Mothers Day and did not want to upset him. Definitely will not return

A table for seven was booked for Mothers Day. We used to frequent this establishment years ago in its heyday and were never disappointed with either the food or the warmth and ambiance of the place. On arrival we noticed that the place was nowhere near as busy as it was in its day and that it was very cold and dark. The place was heated with portable gas heaters and electric oil filled heaters . We ordered a round of drinks which my husband paid for before we were shown to our table. I asked a waitress why it was so cold and she said that it was an old building and it was difficult to heat. What rubbish!! We ordered our starter which was fine. A couple of dishes of roast potatoes and cauliflower cheese came out ahead of our main meal however, once main meal was put down we had no cutlery so had to ask for some. Waitress brought the cutlery and plonked it down on the table so we had to help ourselves. Dirty glasses and my starter dish was left on table. The meal quickly became cold and no-one came back to ask if everything was ok. Parsnips hard and carrots mushy so overall disappointing and sooo cold. We asked for condiments and then had to ask for spoons for the dishes. The bill fortunately did not have a service charge included however, we were charged for the first round of drinks which we had paid for. On complaining to the manager she said the heating had broken down that day hence ambient heating. She apologised for the service etc and gave us £40 of vouchers. We will not be going there again.