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LYNDSEY THOMAS
Yorkshire Dales
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There are a plethora of places to wine and dine in the Dales, from historic pubs dishing up proper locally-produced Yorkshire grub, to intimate dining rooms with award-winning chefs creating farm-to-fork fare. And there is quite simply nowhere more breathtakingly beautiful to walk off all those sumptuous sins.
The ultimate pub grub
Check into the Devonshire Arms at Bolton Abbey (fondly known as ‘The Dev’) on the southernmost edge of the Yorkshire Dales and book dinner at The Burlington, its renowned finedining restaurant. The tasting menu is devised by award-winning chef Paul Leonard and much of the produce is from the hotel’s kitchen garden or reared on the Bolton Abbey Estate. Expect exquisite, fresh and seasonal plates of quintessentially Yorkshire fare, like trout from the river, game from across the estate and Yorkshire lamb.
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Say cheese
Wallace and Gromit would never forgive you if you didn’t pop into Wensleydale Creamery in Hawes. The team will take you through the cheeseBLACK SHEEP BREW ERY making process step-bystep and at the end you can purchase a ring or two of this world-famous creamy cheese. My favourite is the Wensleydale with ginger.
Say cheers to beer
The Blacksheep Brewery in Masham offers great tours costing just £12 (book in advance to avoid disappointment) and taking around an hour. You’ll have the chance to see behind the scenes at a proper working brewery and end with that allimportant local ale tasting. There’s also an amazing restaurant on-site serving delicious comfort food.
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