Housed in a 17th century coaching inn, Dudley Arms is an impressive venue situated in the sleepy village of Ingleby Greenhow. The restaurant exudes conviviality with medieval artefacts and exposed stone walls adding to the old world charm, while the D'Lisle Bistro is a more informal affair with its dark wood furniture and red upholstered seating, which enliven the place.

The menu pays a special tribute to steak and fish with a separate section for seafood starters like prawn cocktail and crispy whitebait. Lovers of steak will be happy to know that Dudley Arms have an enviable reputation in the quality of beef on offer, which is hung until tender and then butchered. Those who would like to tread the off-beat track could ask for the pepper or garlic steak served with aioli sauce. Finish with chocolate Pavlova with fresh cream or raspberry crème brûlée topped crispy caramel for a well rounded meal.