The Guy Fawkes Arms - Harrogate

We called for lunch, since we stopped locking. discovered on the 3 curses at £20 which has a fairly limited menu. we had the Asian meat salad and one had suppe, good, but the bark was a delicate salt. for the net 2 had the steak pee and one the chew. all very nice, but a quite small part of the veggies for 3. desserts, the apple crumb is served in a single dish with a crug of the custards, so it unpleasant to pour something after piece. a bigger court would be better. the brownie came with ice and the promised espresso sauce consisted of tiny points, very disappointing! service was very good with friendly staff. this beautiful pub with novelties owners is very nice, but for us it is not worth eating as before, but still the occasional visit.

It was clear from the beginning that this place represents food and service. the welcome of the crew was also excellent with humor and very friendly! the menu is sufficiently different to be fascinating and we were not disappointed at all. the food aids were generous, the extreme, we really needed to accelerate if we were to keep our up to dessert! we have this manufactory under control and I started with the prawn cocktail, which was exactly as expected, it was super and delicious. my head was really tasteful and it was unique in the mix of the aromen served. Whoever cooked it loves cooking. I have even a little space for the common dessert, a very! subtle licorice crème brûlée with an excellent alcohol coffee. Oh! the wine offer also agreed with the food, and the prices of everything were correct. we all enjoyed a wonderful evening!

We had the most delicious lunch here and the service was excellent. the staff was very pleasant and helpful. the 2-course lunch is exceptionally good and I would certainly recommend it. I don't think I've tasted the better pub food. the chips are from this world! the only disappointment was the parking lot. there are very few parking spaces and those who are extremely difficult to get in and out, even for a experience driver. if the management could find somewhere else to save the beer balls, that would help matters! be ready to park on the street if the residents let them and go!

To be at the physical birthplace of guy fawkes, the modern day face of anonymous itself is a privilege and a tasty. to imbibe a pint boltmaker with a steak pipe is another. what a place. the menu is short, but eating is topnotch. my steak pee was excellent, while the haloumi was inspired with grape salad. so also the children bang and chips. their basic pub descriptors do this place not just replete with barrels under the Scottish parlament house, originally filled with gunpowder, now fallow, a knight army in the corner, and an oak choristers portico, this place veritable oozes story.

The guy fawkes arm is under new management, and mama and dad had already made a recession (thanks to the sharing of research capabilities, pops) and decided that this was where they were their fifty years of marital bliss staff were welcome, friendly and really helpful going out of the word, and there was a good selection of real ales on taps from the whole region (including leed).