Yolk Farm in Harrogate was described as “the place to come for fresh eggs” by the publisher, while visitors have said they always receive “yummy food and great service every time” at the restaurant on site. Commenting on its guide, The Times wrote: “What do you think of when it comes to British farm shops? Besides homemade pies, freshly-picked veg and family-run butcher counters and creameries, many have delis, smokehouses and cosy cafés attached. “Some fancier farms have their own microbreweries or private swimming lakes to make the journey even more worth it. “So, here’s where to head with your basket (or reusable tote bag) — empty stomachs recommended.” You can see all of the UK’s top farm shops here . The publisher revealed: “This is the place to come for fresh eggs, where hens roam freely over a six-acre paddock shaded by fruit trees, alongside alpacas, pigs and pygmy goats. “The eggs are delicious. Buy a dozen alongside market-garden vegetables and meat. “There’s also a restaurant where they serve a menu of egg-based dishes, from chicken pancakes with smoked bacon and maple syrup (£16.95) to garden herb frittata (£9.95). “Children can head to the play barn, where there’s a sand pit and egg-collecting stations.” On Tripadvisor , Yolk Farm has a current rating of 3.5/5 from 78 reviews. This recent customer posted: “Always yummy food and great service every time! Fab place to come for a day of eating, visiting the farm shop and feeding the pigs!” Someone else who enjoyed the restaurant shared: “Excellent breakfasts - I had the full English with scrambled eggs, and every part of it was very good quality ingredients perfectly cooked. My wife had Avocado & Eggs, which looked great and she thoroughly enjoyed it. Neither of us could face lunch before 4pm." Recommended reading: They added: "The farm shop is pretty good too - we were delighted to see they stocked the excellent Yorkshire Herb-fed Chickens. "The young staff in both the shop and the restaurant were extremely friendly and helpful. "You don’t always get what you pay for, but here you certainly do." Yolk Farm is located at Minskip Road, Boroughbridge, York, YO51 9HY.Officials have positively identified the remains of a girl whose body was found hidden in brush under a plastic tarp in 1973, Pennsylvania authorities said this week, according to NBC News . The remains belong to Ruth Elizabeth Brenneman, 14, Pennsylvania State Police Sgt. Josh Lacey told reporters at a news conference Wednesday. 24/7 San Diego news stream: Watch NBC 7 free wherever you are Two game wardens found the decomposed remains of a young girl in a wooded area of Lebanon County on Oct. 10, 1973, approximately 47 miles from Brenneman's home in York County, Lacey said. It couldn't be determined how she died. Officials have spent the last 50 years attempting to identify the girl, Lacey said. In another effort to identify her, officials, with the help of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, exhumed the girl's body from Mount Lebanon Cemetery in May 2016. Finally, the positive identification was made last month after her remains were examined at Lehigh Valley Hospital. Lacey said she was identified using genealogy. "As a result of their efforts, this young female will no longer be known as Jane Doe," Lacey said. Investigations Police didn't know about Little Italy gunman's personal firearm and name change Thousands of US postal workers accused of stealing mail in new report Identifying the body is a "huge step in this investigation," State Trooper Ian Keck said. "We have to know about the victim and their everyday life, who they associated with and their different activities." Brenneman was last seen "after she left for school and never returned home," Lacey said. Officials are looking into whether she made it to school that day. They are also trying to determine whether Brenneman was considered missing and on what day she went missing, Keck said. "Just because we identified her today that doesn't end our investigation," Keck said. "We're going to do our best and put our best foot forward here to come to a conclusion." Anyone who knew Brenneman or knows anything about her is asked to contact Pennsylvania State Police. Lacey declined to say whether there is a person of interest in the case and couldn't say for sure whether it was a homicide, as that is still "pending" with the coroner's office. He did say there was "some level of suspicion" to Brenneman's death "given the fact she was found underneath a tarp in some brush." Brenneman's family, in a statement read by Lacey, said her identification "has provided us with some closure on questions that have lingered for the past 51 years." This story originally appeared on NBCNews.com. 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