The Crown - Menu

Sunday lunch beef ok, pork terrible tough and fatty roast potatoes bland and soggy, veggies ok, yorkshire pudding like polystyrene. Not a good experience all in all. Definitely wouldn’t go back.

Great find in a really beautiful village. Nice range of homecooked meals using local ingredients. Highly recommend the beef stew and the eton mess using local raspberry icecream. Advise booking a table as they are really popular

We visited with some friends and had a delicious roast dinner. The plate was full and perfectly cooked. We don’t often have desserts when we eat out but so glad we did here. The sauce with the Sticky Toffee pudding was the best we have...

Lovely country pub in beautiful Hutton-le-Hole on the Yorkshire Moors. Enjoyed warm and beautiful weather on the day of my visit, no problem to enjoy lunch outside. The pub itself was packed, two large busses had also arrived and inside seating without reservation was not...

Fantastic! Lovely old pub with rooms, bustling with customers at the bar and diners at the tables. Always a good sign. Really good, perfectly cooked Sunday roast. Generous hearty helpings, more if we had wanted. Just the spot after a lovely walk around this picture postcard village. Recommended.

We had the roast beef Sunday dinner and was all it was described to be. Pink and 2 very thick slices. Mash and roast along with plenty of vegetables. The Yorkshire pud was one of the biggest we'd seen and was home baked (no frozen rubbish). A great selection of beers and ales too. Highly recommended.

Dropped in on the off chance for Sunday lunch. Despite being very busy the landlord found us a table for two after a short wait. (Just long enough to visit the deli over the road) Two Sunday roasts, one beef the other turkey, were excellent. As was the pint of Theakston’s! My only complaint is that the roasts were so huge I couldn’t manage a pudding! An obviously well managed establishment.

So disappointing…. Lovely looking pub full of character but unfortunately the food let us down. Paid £17 for scampi and chips which tasted like it was from a frozen bag from the supermarket. No flavour at all. Asked for a coffee after our meal to be told the machine was broke and they don’t have a kettle to use ????? Also the beer wasn’t working so only cider and lager choice to drink. Don’t think would rush back.

We went for a Saturday night meal here and really enjoyed it. Large carpark at the back, free for patrons. On a cool, damp September evening it wasn't too busy. The food was a bit pricey at around £17 for a main but we thoroughly enjoyed our meals. The staff couldn't be more helpful and the atmosphere was cosy. My daughter and husband had desserts and they were beautiful, I had to sample them! Sticky toffee pudding was lovely. Light and treackly. We would go back.