Elsworth at the Mill has been shortlisted for the Best Yorkshire Dining Experience award, following success at the awards last year.
The restaurant won the Best Use of Local Produce on a Menu category in 2025 and is now hoping to add another accolade to its collection. The Deliciously Yorkshire Taste Awards celebrate food and drink businesses from across the county, with Elsworth at the Mill recognised among the finalists for its dining experience. Announcing the news, the restaurant said: “We're delighted to be nominated as a finalist for the Deliciously Yorkshire Taste Awards for the Best Yorkshire Dining Experience. “We were absolutely thrilled to win 'Best use of local produce on a menu' last year and we're so excited to be nominated again! “Thank you Deliciously Yorkshire and Visit North Yorkshire, we're so looking forward to seeing you at the awards.” The winner will be revealed at the upcoming Deliciously Yorkshire Taste Awards. Elsworth at the Mill is one of four finalists in its category, alongside Drewton's Farm Shop & Manor Rooms, Holdsworth House Hotel and The West Park Hotel. Now in their 22nd year, the Deliciously Yorkshire Taste Awards celebrate the county's food and drink industry and are the largest awards of their kind in the north of England. Organised by Deliciously Yorkshire, the regional food group for Yorkshire and the Humber, the awards attract hundreds of entries from businesses across the region. This year's competition features 26 categories, recognising everything from bakeries, breweries and food producers to restaurants, independent retailers and hospitality businesses. The winners will be announced at a black-tie ceremony at the Pavilions of Harrogate on Tuesday 3rd November.

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