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09
Jul 2020
No plans to reopen top Nidderdale restaurant with Michelin star
The Yorke Arms has no plans to reopen its Michelin Star restaurant in Nidderdale. The owners will open the country house for private hire instead.
Managers closed the restaurant down at the start of lockdown. Now they do not believe that it is financially viable to reopen with the current social distancing guidelines.
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Instead, they are repitching the Yorke Arms as "the ultimate staycation" to reconnect and immerse. It will be an informal space for private events and overnight stays.
The dining room will still be open for guests to eat together but it could also work as a boardroom meeting or wedding ceremony space.
They have also adapted the living space areas to become lounges and guests can bring their own alcohol for the bar.
Owner Jonathan Turner said:
With 17 individually styled Yorkshire-proud bedrooms with en-suites, The Yorke Arms can accommodate 33 guests overnight and many more during the day or evening.
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