The Black Bull - Reeth

Second time staying here Stayed again on Sunday night.warm welcome, proper hearty food and a great range of beers.Warm bed room.Leaving Monday Gail wind and heavy rain.My next to new car would not start flat battery.Went back in asked Landlord where nearest garage was.10 miles away.He said I will give you a jump start.Got me going in the pouring rain and would not a penny for his trouble.Starman thanks.I will be coming back again. Rooms: Warm cosy clean.WI.FI good. Food drinks: hearty food and a great range of beers

Stayed for 2 nights recently, warm welcome, proper hearty food and a great range of beers and spirits. Treats for the dog. Roaring fires in a very welcoming bar, staff excellent and friendly. Pub nicely situated as a base for exploring the expansive countryside, loads of walkers and cyclists. Place just needs a lick of paint here and there but apart from that it’s a proper pub. Recommended! Rooms: 5

I arrived at this place at around 19.30, after a ride up from the Peak District. My intention was to have a few beers and something to eat. I waited around 10 minutes to get served and was told they were fully booked and could not do me any food...there were around 10 people in the pub...not particularly busy. I asked if they could do me a sandwich, as I was starving. They only do sandwiches at lunchtime, I was informed. What hacked me off was the unapologetic manner of the guy behind the bar, I'm assuming it was the landlord. He was offhand and his people skills are somewhat lacking. I will not set foot in this place again.

Had a very nice meal..!! Service was very good with friendly and polite staff. Beer was good too I had the belly pork which was excellent Mi partner had the steak pie. And said the mashed potatoes were Outstanding.. Ps book in advance as its not always possible to get in as Reeth is a busy place All year.. Service: 5 Location: 5 Hotel highlights: Kid-friendly

Top pub. Good beer. Good food. Roaring fire dog friendly and a pool table... old school. Location: 5