Situated on the banks of the beautiful River Swale in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park is the warm and welcoming Bridge Inn.


 

Picture of The Bridge Inn

A former Coaching Inn dating back to the 15th century, The Bridge Inn sits in the pituresque village of Grinton opposite the 12th century Church of St. Andrew, which is also known as the 'Cathedral of the Dale'.

At the helm of The Bridge Inn is the friendly and dedicated landlord Andrew Atkin with his successful team of family members and locals alike, all working together to build a great reputation for homemade food, well kept real ales, an extensive wine selection and comfortable en-suite accommodation.

The Bridge Inn is well known for welcoming walkers, dogs, muddy boots and all! During the winter months relax infront of the roaring log fires, and during the summer months sit outside and enjoy a refreshing drink after a days walking around spectacular Swaledale.

The Bridge Inn has been featured in the following guides and books:

 

The AA Pub Guide 2013

Pick Of The Pubs Review        

     

CAMRA Good Beer Guide 2013

Review         

     

The Good Pub Guide 2013

Review        

 

Nothern Echo Review Sept 2012 

 http://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/features/foodanddrink/eatingout/9939742.Dales_and_hearty/