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Bridge Inn, Richmond

B6270
Grinton
Postal town: Richmond
DL11 6HH
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Leased (Marstons)

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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about The Bridge Inn

Fine old Marston's pub with an elongated layout featuring a very traditional bar in the centre with a comfortable large dining room on one side and a more plainly decorated, stone-flagged dining room on the other. Also has a plenty of wooden benches out front to catch the afternoon sun. Just two of the five handpumps were in use, offering Wainwright and Swale Trail Pale from the local Yorkshire Dales Brewing.

On 19th August 2021 - rating: 7
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Will Larter left this review about The Bridge Inn

This pub has been well described by other reviewers, and nothing seemed to have changed when I was there a few days ago. The main bar room was originally two smaller ones, so there's a massive pillar holding things together, but it's a pleasant room nonetheless, with a lovely stone fireplace against the wall to the left. The board outside declares that "quality" food is available all day every day, and this seems to be what most customers are here for. The four hand pumps on the bar had beers exclusively from the Marstons stable, but perhaps a little more adventurous than when other reviewers have been here: Jennings Cumberland Ale (in my view the least interesting of the Jennings regular brews), Marstons Single Hop Citra (the hop that gives your beer the aroma of mango and lime, according to the pump clip), Ringwood Boondoggle (all the way from the New Forest in Hampshire) and a new one for me - Jennings Little Gem. This did not, as the name might suggest, have anything to do with lettuce, but was a pleasant if unspectacular brew that slipped down well without bothering the taste buds too much. The landlord said that he hoped I would call again as I was leaving, and I had half a mind to as I was staying at the youth hostel just up the hill, but the cold, dark night and the state of my feet decided me against. Maybe another time.

On 30th October 2012 - rating: 7
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. Wittenden left this review about The Bridge Inn

This is an old coaching inn, about a mile from Reeth, on the banks of the Swale. We’ve been here a few times on our holidays-we’ve eaten in the good dining room, in the central bar, and have gone in for a drink.
It has an air of solidity, and that buzz that comes from a varied and inclusive clientel.The bar staff seem very jolly, and dogs are made welcome. As a Jennings pub, one of the few that I’ve seen in this part of Yorkshire, its now part of the greater Marston’s empire:however, the beers don’t appear to have suffered,though I was disappointed that the mild was unavailable when we came in October. The Cumberland ale made a refreshing consolation, as I recall. Guest ales were evident-Butcombe, and something welsh was listed as forthcoming.
For the lover of whimsy, there’s a wickerwork sheep perched on the ridge of the roof: last seen it was playing the French horn.

On 13th November 2010 - no rating submitted
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Garsdale, 21.19 miles, 6 hr 49 min walk (show)
Darlington, 21.69 miles, 6 hr 58 min walk (show)
Kirkby Stephen, 22.09 miles, 7 hr 6 min walk (show)
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26th Jun 2023, 16:04
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  • Dog Friendly : Yes last updated 13 November 2010 by hondo .
  • Hot Food : Yes last updated 06 December 2009 by Will Larter
  • Live TV Sports : No last updated 06 December 2009 by Will Larter
  • Pool Table : Yes last updated 06 December 2009 by Will Larter
  • Real Ale : Yes last updated 06 December 2009 by Will Larter
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