Farmers Arms, Muker - pub details
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Address: Muker, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL11 6QG [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 917 0007 (ref 13757)
Pub facilities/features:
- Food served, Real ale
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> Current user rating: 8.4/10 (rated by 13 users)
> Local guide: North Yorkshire pub guide
user reviews of Farmers Arms, Muker
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| Our party of 16 (and 4 dogs) spent 3 happy days here over the recent sunny bank holiday. It's a nice friendly local in this pretty little Swaledale village, and only 10 mins walk from our campsite at Usher Gap. Popular with walkers and locals. There is well kept Theakston's Best, Black sheep bitter, Black Sheep ale & Old Peculiar, but in the main we drank the superior local brews, first Muker silver, then when that ran out Lundsdale (?) bitter. The food is ok pub food, (the ploughmans is popular) Reccomended Scottie_chorlton - 13 Apr 2009 11:31 |
| Visited Yesterday at Lunchtime. Very quiet when we went in with two dogs , welcoming even thou our dogs nearly demolished a table. Food reasonably priced. Very very nice pint of Black Sheep, shame there aren't more real ales on Tap , just Theakstons too. Clean , warm and friendly , definately worth a visit. mineisalandlord - 5 Jan 2009 10:57 |
| A lovely pub in beautiful, truly beautiful, Swaledale. Good food and guest ales from local micro breweries (Silver "something" brewed nearby at Askrigg when I called in). Coast to Coast walkers should stay if poss at Swale farm in the village, a great place with a lovely welcome and good quality b/b + rooms. Worth seeking out. GrahamH - 6 Jul 2008 16:08 |
| I was looking at pubs that I have known from the past and came accross "The Farmers Arms". Between 1969 - 1979 I used to spend January in the village and most nights at the pub. I always felt welcome and never remember a bad pint. If you are a walker, the area full of great walks, from just a stroll down to the river to some great climb, those not able to walk far some great drives ( dont miss the "Butter tubs pass"),for some reason no one drives fast. I rememeber one winter we could not get the car out due to the snow. a farmer got out his tractor and got us on our way it took hours. That the sort of welcome you get. Must go back with luck it may snow. Nick Phillips Birmingham. Nickphillips - 26 Jun 2008 11:45 |
| This pub was a regular haunt for a week whilst on holiday and the welcome, food and drink was all excellent. The pub is warm and cosy and offers bar meals both lunch and evening whilst also welcoming dogs (under control). This is the best pub in the area and outshines the Kings Head in Gunnerside. rkendall - 25 Nov 2007 15:31 |
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