The Greyhound Inn

I was bitterly disappointed with my meal - beer battered haddock. There was very little fish and lots of batter and the fish was extremely over cooked. I couldn't actually eat it. Neither of the staff who cleared the table seemed to notice an uneaten fish or simply didn't think it was worth asking about. The other fish was nearly as bad but the several of my party had food that did look much better and agreed theirs was good. Moral of the story - don't order fish (batter) and chips!

Don’t bother ordering the food - really small portion of fish and staff not really interested in our concern - don’t eat here

Very quiet pub. Ran out of lasagne as soon as kitchen opened. Ran out of tartar sauce for fish and chips. Room was nice and very big but no atmosphere in the pub. It was cold and had to ask for the fire to be put on. Breakfast was very early between 7and 9. Wouldn't go back.

Stayed on Friday night for our regular night away gathering - me my partner and my two adult daughters . From arriving at 3.00pm on Friday until leaving 10.00am on Saturday absolutely faultless. Great service for Scott behind the bar, beautiful food, lovely rooms and great English breakfast. One of the loveliest places we have stayed

We found this place to stay during a visit to Catterick races (less than 10 minutes away) and From the moment we arrived at This brilliant place we were greeted with brilliant customer service from a lady who I later found out is the landlady. Amazing kindness with absolutely nothing too much trouble. We stayed in room number 1 and I must say it’s a lovely clean room and has the comfiest bed I’ve ever stayed in anywhere. It’s a nice cosy pub with a cosy atmosphere with nice beer amazing food (new chef started on the night we visited) and the nicest staff inc Scottie behind the bar. The overall experience was 1st class from start to finish. Thank you

Found this little gem on our holiday, dined here on 3 occasions, all food freshly made to order, huge portions and deliciously homecooked from vicky! All staff were absolutely lovely, my little boys loved making beer mat towers with Louis, made our little trip! Thanks guys

Nice traditional pub with excellent food. We went three times on our weeks holiday and would recommend folk to try..we all had different meals and all cleared plates..

Had a lovely nights stay Everyone was friendly and the food was lovely and HUGE And also Clean comfy beds Great place for walkers,cyclists exploring and alike

We booked here for Sunday lunch. We had been previously but not since it had changed hands. We were sat in the restaurant, which is very nice, although there is an odd arrangement of shoes in the corner which I am not sure enhances the otherwise pleasant decor. My husband had the beef and I had the pork. The pork came with a good piece of crackling which was crispy and tasty. On the plate there was a very large Yorkshire pudding, mash, roast, a couple of pieces of cauliflower cheese and some carrot and turnip. Vegetables were also supplied separately and consisted of cabbage, baton carrots and peas. My pork was delicious and really well cooked and my husband said his beef was absolutely delicious. We both had dessert. My husband opted for the Snickerbocker Glory and I had the Eton Mess. Both were served in very tall glasses and were really lovely. The service was good and the waitress very pleasant. All in all we had a very pleasant afternoon. The price was very reasonable and we will definitely return. I believe food is served until 4 pm and the pub offers take away options.