Best Restaurants In Harrogate

As far as British restaurants in Harrogate go, The Alexandra has got to be one of the very best. Recharge your batteries in a beautiful 19th century building and chow down on classic pub grub, all washed down with cask ales or a range of gins.

You can always rely on Sukhothai for authentic Thai food on Cheltenham Parade. Make your way inside this slick dining destination, where you'll be met with beautifully carved wooden furniture and artwork to boot. As for the menu, expect dumplings or sharing dishes galore.

After Italian restaurants in Harrogate? Piccolino is ideal for big groups, as it's got plenty of space across its swish rooftop and main dining area. Not only that, but you can tuck into classics ranging from pizza to pasta a tiramisu.

If you thought All Bar One was only about cocktails, you might want to look again. From classic cooked breakfasts to ras el hanout salmon with couscous, pomegranate, pesto and greens, this all-day dining destination is calling you to Parliament Street.

Fronting affordable plates of crowd-pleasing sushi, curry and ramen, YO! is a top pick of restaurants in Harrogate centre if you're looking for Japanese grub. With a whole menu of vegan and veggie options to boot, everyone is catered for here.

Promising two-for-one cocktails all day, every day, Banyan is the place to be for great deals and even better food. Find them on John Street, flaunting a colourful interior filled with plush velvet booths and patterned walls.

There's plenty to choose from on their extensive food menu - think crispy fried chicken burgers, roasted cauliflower curry and grilled halloumi skewers, as well as cracking breakfast options.

On the outskirts of Harrogate, you'll find Crimple - a multi-purpose venue that's an absolute must-visit in the area. From the food hall with produce to take home or pizzas for munching, to the garden centre and cool kitchen, this place is great for all.

If you're on the hunt for Italian restaurants in Harrogate, Stuzzi has got to be close to the top of the list. Inspired by the osterias of Venice, traditional recipes and modern cooking, they're offering up tasty small plates designed to share - and to be washed down with plenty of wine, of course.

Drum and Monkey has headed up dining in the historic Montpellier Quarter since the '70s, serving the freshest seafood dishes in opulent surrounds year after year. Think brown crab satay, oysters with your favourite Champagne and classics like whole roast trout.

Craving soul food and cocktails? MOJO is just the place. Fronting gut-bustin' burgers, hangover-curing brunches and a really potent zombie, they've got everything you could need all day long. Better yet, you can try shuffleboard or beer pong afterwards and make a night of it.

Using the finest ingredients at their Rudding Park location, Horto gives this swanky hotel a fun and sociable vibe to match their small plates and sharing dishes. Dine on mushroom fricassee for breakfast, an all-day menu that includes lemon meringue tart and crispy burrata, or head over when the lights dim for dinner and everything from 12oz ribeye to pig cheek and cheddar croquettes are on the cards.