TALBOT YARD FOOD COURT

This charming deli in Malton's market square offers artisan eats, seasonal meals, and a dog-friendly vibe, complete with friendly service and tasty vegan specials.

Refined rooms in 18th-century coaching inn with an elegant bar and dining area. Set along the River Derwent and a 7-minute walk from Malton railway station, this upscale hotel in a converted 18th-century coaching inn is 2 miles from Eden Camp Museum. The colourful, individually decorated rooms have custom artwork and en suite bathrooms, most of which have shower/tub combinations. Suites add sitting areas and some have 4-poster beds. Wi-Fi is free. The fine-dining restaurant has a seasonal menu featuring Yorkshire cuisine. There's a drawing room with open fireplaces, a bar with seating for informal dining, and morning coffee in the lounge.

Tucked away in a charming converted yard, Malton’s food haven boasts artisan delights like gelato, pastries, and freshly brewed coffee—perfect for a tasty pit stop.

Mannion & Co. is a hidden gem near the Minster, serving up delightful Euro pastries, hearty Yorkshire dishes, and charming courtyard vibes.

Riverside arthouse cinema with cafe/bar and tapas restaurant, live music and comedy in the basement.

Nestled beside Ripon Cathedral in a charming 17th-century building, this polished spot offers cozy rooms, exquisite dining, and a delightful bar scene.

Tucked just outside Bootham Bar, this charming family-owned gallery dazzles with vibrant art, friendly vibes, and a delightful selection of unique jewelry.

Nestled in a beautifully restored 17th-century manor, this chic country hotel offers elegant accommodations, a serene spa, and delightful dining amidst lush gardens near York Racecourse.

Nestled in the scenic Yorkshire Dales, this charming stone pub offers cozy rooms, delicious homemade meals, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere perfect for both hikers and dog lovers.

Remote 17-century inn with simple guestrooms and free breakfast, plus a rustic pub serving all day. This remote 17-century inn with a restaurant and guestrooms is set among the moors at the top of a 1732-ft hill, along the famed walking/biking trail of the Pennine Way. The 7 simply furnished rooms include en suite bathrooms, plus free Wi-Fi, satellite TV, and tea and coffeemaking equipment. There's also a budget mixed-sex bunk room and a separate family flat. Breakfast is included in the rate for rooms in the main inn, and traditional meals, bar drinks and coffee are served all day in a rustic pub decorated with original oak beams and stone walls. Camping sites are available (fee).