Comfortably nestled in the Yorkshire Dales is The Black Swan Public House, at Fearby near Masham; the restaurant is part of a 17th century setting, with a warm and serene ambience. In the hands of the McCourt family for three generations, it offers diners warm home-cooked meals made from the freshest produce and reflecting the changing seasons.

Traditional meals include a wide variety such as local pork sausages, wholegrain mustard mash, peas and onion gravy; wild burger with mozzarella and bacon on ciabatta bun, and even vegetable and Yorkshire blue crumble, hand-cut chips and vegetables for those who prefer a meat free option.
There are also a range of other menus for different occasions with the well stocked bar playing host and serving varieties of lagers, bottle beers and soft drinks.

With a view overlooking the Burn valley and the local moors and a number of sight-seeing places, guests will never find themselves bored for want of things to do.