Victoria Inn

Built in 1840, adjacent to the magnificent parish church, the Victoria comprises a cosy, stone-flagged front bar with a real fire, a tiny snug off the corridor and a dining room with a wood-burning stove. The pub is muddy boot, dog and family friendly, and well worth trying, especially in summer and at weekends when the pubs in Malham itself can get very busy. There are benches outside which soak up the sun in summer - these have a substantial awning to keep the rain off too. Two guest ales in high season. The car park is beyond the pub almost opposite the church.