Black Swan

Ignore the 1 star reviewer. Went in here with my Mrs and parents while we visited leyburn and we needed somewhere to eat. Me and dad had the black swan burgers and my mum and Mrs had pies. The burgers were huge, tasty and very filling. I struggled to finish. The little share of pie I tasted from the Mrs meal was also very nice and everything was brought out quickly and well presented. For price paid absolutely no complaints. Very pleasant atmosphere and friendly staff too. And dog friendly. 10/10 would visit again

Stopped just for one night. Very comfortable room, the staff were all cheerful and very friendly. A good selection of cask beers. The cooked breakfast was fabulous. Plenty of free parking. Leyburn is a lovely village, no graffiti or litter seen. As a recommendation, if you wish to book a room, do so by phoning them first. Best way of achieving preferable rates. We will return.

We went for Sunday lunch, while we were waiting, I was a bit concerned as the place looked a bit unloved but they are seeking new managers so that could explain it. When the food came, my fears were unfounded, it looked good and was delicious, a large portion for both of us, I had a Sunday lunch with beef which melted in the mouth with a home made Yorkshire pudding and all the trimmings, my partner had steak and ale pie which was a huge piece and was very tasty, would definitely eat there again. I haven't rated the rooms as we weren't staying here.

We were passing though the town and thought we would call in for Sunday lunch. From the outside, the venue seems rather grand so we made the assumption that we would enter into a rustic pub, warm welcome and lots of locals having Sunday lunch. WELL!!! How wrong we was. We entered into the most eerie atmosphere in have ever been in. As we walked in, there was TVs playing, neon signs and not a soul in sight. As if the pub had been abandoned in a hurry. However we continued to walk towards the bar (even though there was no staff visible) hoping that our first impressions were wrong. It is worth noting that the children present also sensed a disturbance in the force when we entered. We eventually found who we assumed to be staff asleep on the seating area in the corner. We took this as a sign to leave and go elsewhere. Officially the most obscure pub i have ever set foot in. Will not be returning.

Popped in here for some lunch, at first look at the menu I thought it was a bit expensive for sandwiches. Ordered a cheese sandwich and my partner opted for ham, I also got some chips. Sandwiches were huge, a full baguette with lots of filling. My partner had to take part of hers away with her, well worth the cost in the end.