Scotts Arms

The food menu focuses on modern British cuisine with classic pub favourites. Chefs use Yorkshire suppliers where possible to produce fresh locally sourced dishes.

Signature dishes include the Sunday roasts with giant Yorkshire puddings brimming with gravy; steaks, scampi and burgers, fish and chips, and steak and ale pie are just some of the hearty dishes on offer.

There are daily specials in addition to the main and Sunday menus.

A children’s choice and the ability to accommodate dietary restrictions is across the menu.

The Scotts Arms offers a variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.

Popular picks include the three regular ales on tap – Black Sheep Best Bitter, Timothy Taylor Landlord, and Wainwright Gold. An additional rotating ale is sometimes available during the winter months.

Cask ales are served by hand-pull alongside a selection of bottled beers. A range of wines and spirits are also available.

The Scotts Arms has a charming, traditional pub atmosphere with low wooden beams, crackling log fires, and candlelit tables.

The seating comprises intimate lounges filled with tables and chairs, in addition to a built-in seating area by the L-shaped bar that caters to drinkers. On Friday nights, the pub hosts live acoustic music performances starting at 7:30pm.

The Scotts Arms has a large beer garden and sheltered pergola, perfect for spending time outdoors during the summer months. And if you drink too much you could always stay the night in one of its five guest rooms.

Children and doggos are welcome at the Scotts Arm.

The Scotts Arms is located in the picturesque village of Sicklinghall. The pub dates back to the 16th century and is set amongst the North Yorkshire countryside.

 

 

There is a large car park to the rear of the pub.

The pub has a step free entrance at the rear ,suitable for a wheelchair user.

After visiting the Scotts Arms, guests can explore the picturesque village of Sicklinghall. The peaceful rural setting offers opportunities for countryside walks.

Nearby attractions include the market town of Wetherby, with its independent shops and riverside walks along the River Wharfe. And the exciting Stockeld Park with eight different attractions.