The Queen Catherine Hotel, Osmotherley, North York Moors
The Queen Catherine Hotel is situated in the centre of the small but pretty village of Osmotherley, on the western edge of the North York Moors National Park. The village is an excellent base for walks in the surrounding hills and on the moors. Built of stone, the hotel dates back over 300 years and is a family-run pub serving home-cooked pub food. We called in on a Sunday lunchtime and ordered mushroom soup as a starter (£3.95) followed by the roast beef with Yorkshire pudding and all the usual trimmings (£8.95). It was delicious and the gravy was particularly tasty. The Queen Catherine Hotel serves traditional ales including Black Sheep Bitter. Although there are other pubs in the village this was ideal for a hearty pub lunch before or after a walk. There is also bed and breakfast accommodation available.
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