The Elm Tree Inn
Review
The Elm Tree Inn is a character-filled stone building in the heart of the gorgeous little village of Embsay, Skipton. It has a great reputation for being a warm and hospitable pubwhere you will be spoilt for choice with the large selection of local ales, ciders and wines. The food is as generous as the hospitality in this traditional setting, with hearty portions of good quality pub food guaranteed to warm even the most sombre day. The food is fresh and beautifully prepared with love. As such it presents great value for money and is an ideal stop to sit and enjoy super views of the Yorkshire Dales in a relaxed, dog-friendly environment with family and friends. A nice spot from which to explore or walk the surrounding countryside.
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