Oswalds Restaurant with Rooms
Church Farm, Front Street, Sowerby, Thirsk, YO7 1JF
Within easy distance of Thirsk this 17th century coaching inn has all the attributes of a historic background combined with modern amenities, including a restaurant that is a haven for those seeking cuisine of quality and reliability. In an area where hearty pursuits such as hill walking, fishing and golfing are second nature, so helpings are on the generous side. The rich and diverse menu includes dishes which highlight the very best produce the area has to offer, from Pickering trout and Duncombe Park venison to the Yorvale ice cream served with their ‘soon to be famous’ sticky toffee pudding. Head Chef Matt Layte and his team have created a menu to delight and surprise, and our fabulous restaurant with its domed skylight and original flagstone floor is the ideal backdrop in which to enjoy a sumptuous meal.Within easy distance of Thirsk this 17th century coaching inn has all the attributes of a historic background combined with modern amenities, including a restaurant that is a haven for those seeking cuisine of quality and reliability.
In an area where hearty pursuits such as hill walking, fishing and golfing are second nature, so helpings are on the generous side. The rich and diverse menu
includes dishes which highlight the very best produce the area has to offer, from Pickering trout and Duncombe Park venison to the Yorvale ice cream served with their ‘soon to be famous’ sticky toffee pudding.
Head Chef Matt Layte and his team have created a menu to delight and surprise, and our fabulous restaurant with its domed skylight and original flagstone floor is the ideal backdrop in which to enjoy a sumptuous meal.
Modern British, Modern European
: 12:00 - 15:00 18:00 - 21:00
: 12:00 - 15:00
Reservations: 01485 523655
Church Farm, Front Street, Sowerby, Thirsk, YO7 1JF [Map]
£20.00 £32.00
£10.95 (2 courses) to £12 (3 courses)
(Avg Price is the average cost per person for two courses, coffee, half a bottle of house wine and tip/service)
REVIEWS OF Oswalds Restaurant with Rooms
Jen (12 May 2009)
I called for an impromptu meal on the way home from the coast. I received a very warm welcome, fabulous meal whilst surrounded by lovely furnishing. Strongly recommend it as the place to eat, not just for a special occasion.
Graham Denison (25 March 2005)
Now under new patrons (previously of The Hare, Scawton) and renamed Oswalds (after the parish church opposite). Oswalds continues the high standard set by the Hare, with the addition of themed letting rooms. Food good to very good, atmosphere improving with time. Well recommended.
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More Info for Oswalds Restaurant with Rooms
Children welcome
Air condition- Reservations
- Groups allowed
- Outside seating
- Cover charge
£14.95
£14.95
Not included
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