If you want to experience the quintessential ‘British Pub’ - then look no further than The Street Head Inn …. great staff, superb atmosphere, good selection of cask ales, convivial friendly surroundings, roaring open fire, lovely accommodation - it’s got the lot …. - and that’s before I mention the food !! …. - the carvery Sunday Lunch is exceptional, and has to be experienced to be believed …. - needless to say, this sets the scene for for every other item on the menu - it’s all mouth watering …. - congratulations to ‘Mine Host’ and all the staff, for producing such an experience ….

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My room was lovely. Nicely decorated, plenty of natural light from the window, and everything was clean and tidy. The bed was incredibly comfortable and there was plenty of tea and coffee available (even though I brought my own coffee because I'm fussy!). The breakfast was really enjoyable, I had poached eggs with spinach both days and the eggs were cooked perfectly. I had dinner on both nights as well. The lamb on my second night was superb. And the dark fruits cider on draught was some of the nicest I've had. As a solo traveller, I was made to feel welcome from the start. From previous experience I've found places can often leave you feeling a bit excluded, especially as a solo female. But the staff were lovely and chatty, and the chef even had a chat with me when he brought my dinner out. This is a great base for exploring The Dales. I visit the national park several times a year and will definitely be keeping this place in mind for future visits. Thank you for a lovely stay, I only wish it could have been for longer!

Very spacious rooms above the pub with no noise. The room is large and also the bathroom with lovely touches and fluffy large towels. The bed is high and very comfortable with soft pillows and extra cushions. The wifi is super, no breaking up when talking on face time or teams. Plenty of parking on site at the side of the pub and the food is great. It's very popular with the locals because it's so welcoming with quality food and pub activities. In the room there's plenty of hanging space and club chairs and a window bench so you are not confined to sitting on the bed. Great views

A small fridge would be useful but sadly the room didn't have one. Breakfast is served from 09:00 which is too late for me when travelling for work.

We loved everything about our stay and we will be definitely be coming back.

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The Street head in was just beautiful! A lovely lady behind the bar checked us in, we were a little late because of Friday traffic in Leeds, I asked my partner what time they finished food and he didn't know. The lady showed us to our beautiful room, gorgeous massive Victorian bed with the most fantastic mattress. ( I've looked on the mattress before we left to see what make it was as we were gonna buy the same, but there's no label on it! ) We went down for drinks and the lady told us she had reserved a table for us as she had heard us chatting about food, we thought this was really nice of her. We stayed for 2 nights and it was lovely. The food is out of this world, we spoke to the chef, but he wasn't willing to take our compliments just for himself, he was adamant that it is team work which makes his kitchen work well, I thought this was really nice of him to say. The location is just beautiful, regardless of the weather. All the staff were just fantastic and we couldn't have asked for anymore and we are most definitely going to return for another visit in the spring.

My only gripe was the pillows, myself and partner both suffered with neck pain after a few nights, as there was little support with them being feathered.

Lovely place , room was so spacious and had everything we needed. Bed and pillows we so comfy. Great location for walking and enjoying the dales Staff were really lovely. Breakfast was lovely

The only issue was that the heating was on during the night in June! , and the thermostat on the radiator in our room didn't work, so we couldn't switch it off. The radiator was too hot to touch , unfortunately, even though the bed was comfortable, we didn't get much sleep at all from around 3am on both nights due to it being like a furness. They did say that someone would look at this after the first night, but they didn't come. The heating was off in the day, so i suspect they didn't spot it as a problem , but through the night, it was unbearable. Hopefully, they will have sorted this as it spoilt the weekend for me due to being so tired. I would love to re visit but will go in winter 😀

The WiFi was fantastic. When travelling for work this is really important and didn't disappoint. The room was large and clean and the provision of tea, coffee, hot chocolate and biscuits was a good standard. The bathroom had a good standard of soaps and moisturiser, big fluffy towels and was very roomy unlike some stays where they skimp on the bathroom size. My room was above the bar and although you could hear talking from downstairs, at bedtime there was no noise. The staff were very helpful, friendly and attentive. The evening meals were usual Yorkshire classics plus a few surprises and very plentiful...farmer portions! Great views. Quiet and the pub has a garden area with lots of seating just across the lane to enjoy the views on a summers evening.

I have no real complaints as I wasn't expecting a modern high tech room with air conditioning, however if I could mention ......There was no mini fridge in the room which I prefer for fresh milk during my stay. Breakfast although lovely and plentiful was not served until 09:00 which when travelling for work means I have to leave beforehand. You can ask for an earlier breakfast but I didn't ask on this occasion.

Friendly and helpful staff who go out of their way to accommodate your needs. Great food not only breakfast but evening meals also. Lots of lovely places to visit. Don't miss West Burton waterfall or Aysgarth falls and walks. Scenery is amazing and varies from bubbling streams and thundering waterfalls to wild, awesome moors or long green valleys with attractive dry stone walls and barns and hundreds and hundreds of newborn lambs in May.

Late time for breakfast (9.00 to 9.30) although chef kindly came in an hour early when we needed it because of a long journey. No blankets available as alternative to a very warm duvet - fine for winter but not great for a warm summer night. However a couple of light throws were provided and staff helped as much as they could.

Everything! The room was lovely, spotless, and comfortable. Nice toiletries, bottled water, and local area guides. The staff are amazing, I felt really welcomed, which is especially important as a solo traveller The food is EPIC. Portions are huge, and everything is freshly made and piping hot. Breakfast is included, and there are plenty of options. You won't need anything else to eat until dinner. It's a great location as a base for exploring the dales.

That I only stayed for 2 nights. I'm definitely coming back!

A very Yorkshire country pub experience. I've stayed here before and love the warm atmosphere. The rooms are very traditional with large bathrooms and good quality liquid soaps and hand creams. Very clean and cosy with the typical Yorkshire teas and coffee, biscuits etc. It's a popular venue with the locals and the farmers quiz night was a real treat. Great freshly cooked food (farmer portions). The staff are very friendly and the views are great. I'll be back again.

Not really an issue for me but.....The small flat screen tv is positioned on the wall so you can see it best from the bed. I'm an early bird and breakfast didn't start until 09:00 ish so too late for me but may be better for tourists.