The Priests house restaurant, wedding and function venue Yorkshire Dales
 Priests House
The

Historic Yorkshire Dales Restaurant, Wedding & Function Venue

 

Historic Yorkshire Dales Restaurant, Wedding & Function Venue

 

Tel : 01756 720616

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The Priests House Restaurant, Barden Tower, Bolton Abbey, Skipton, North Yorkshire, BD23 6AS                   email
Riding your mare home in the dark is not recommended, as you may be mistaken for a poacher or be robbed at sword point! If you are looking to book on a midweek night we recommend you stay at the next door Barden Bunk Barn which sleeps up to 24 and is an ideal stopover so you can really enjoy the night with our worrying about getting home. The cost for the night is just £195.
Functions

The Priests House is an ideal venue for a very special, private function or celebration. This could be a birthday, wedding anniversary or renewal of vows. Equally it could be a corporate staff event or a group of very special friends or family. Whatever the occasion, you will enjoy the privacy, the intimate ambience, the excellent menu and the totally relaxed and friendly service.

A Medieval Banquet in the Yorkshire Dales

No matter the occasion, a medieval night at the Priests House is a night to behold. This is a night of joviality amongst friends or colleagues, a time to get to know each other in a totally different environment. Space may be at a premium in this ancient building but this just adds to the intimacy and authenticity of the atmosphere.

Picture the scene as you arrive....the backdrop of the historic Barden Tower casting an imposing shadow, the solitude of the location providing an eerie darkness, the flaming lanterns greeting you up the orchard path with period music wafting in the air, real log fires burning away in the bar and dining room and staff in period costume serving you wine or beer in goblets.

Dine majestically on a feast of local produce, spiced and prepared the traditional way and dine off trenchers without forks. There will be no chips on the menu, no pizzas either. The menu can be flexed, but only in so far as ingredients that were used in true medieval times, before the arrival of the potato and the chicken tikka massala. Dressing up in medieval outfits all adds to the ambience.

To see some photographs from a typical Medieval Night click here