Bayview Cafe, Boyes in East Riding of Yorkshire

Great steak pie and apple pie for lunch. Great service from the ladies behind the counter. Very friendly and chatty

I go here regularly for their famous steak pie. Never had a bad meal there. Steak pie, chips and peas with gravy has always been very, very tasty and nice. Totally lean steak (no gristle or fat) and delicious gravy. Great meal and good value. I can recommend the tea as well. Nice cuppa and you get 3 cups of tea out of the pot for £1.90. The restaurant has great views over the bay on one side, and a much larger seating area with nice views over the town. There's also a really interesting museum within the restaurant, that shows the history of Boyes department store.

So decided to give this place another try.I was there with my teenage grandaughter.She used to love the quiche,but was 2 bits left( approx 1-30 Saturday afternoon) The, what would have been lovely steak pie, was totally dried up.While I waited to be served ,saw a Bacon/egg sandwich being made up(should have walked out there and then!) 2 bits of sizzling overdone bits of bacon were being put into a bread bun ,which was upside down anyway,one of the slices fell out onto the top of the hot serving dishes,and picked up by hand(no tongs or gloves) and plonked onto said bread bun,then an overcooked egg (at least on the bottom) was passed through the serving hatch to be added! approx 4-5 butter packets were added to the plate and then taken to a table.I decided to get 2 sausage rolls and a portion of chips between us,and tea for two.just over £10. no cutlery apart from 2 knives and 1 fork. no teaspoons for our tea.Not one table had been cleared so had to move a dirty tray of stuff to another dirty table, before we could eat.Sausage roll ok, chips usual rubbish .Tea was good! although had to stir sugar in with a dessert spoon! would definitely not recommend this place. disgusting.

We love this cafe! The views are amazing, tables are well spaced out, no background music so it is lovely and peaceful. Food is amazing value and very tasty. The steak pie is full of meat and the gravy is proper meaty gravy, not instant. Good service. Hoping they do Christmas dinner again this year.

Ordered an English breakfast and the bacon was rock hard. It’s an okay place however wouldn’t as the food isn’t value for money. The tables where we sat had crumbs and the cups and cutlery not clean.

Called in at 12-15 noon,wasn't sure what I wanted until I got there and decided, I looked at the cooked food and opted for just a slice of lemon meringue and tea for one. I had seen the food and how it was kept warm,the bacon was in a sort of liquid(god knows what) somebody's eggs were being kept warm till their meal was ready to put on a plate and slid off to join the 2 bits of bacon beans and chips! Another meal was plated up of steak pie, the slice had been reheated and was dried up round the edges then covered with gravy.Yet there was a full fresh steak pie showing on the counter.There were only 2 women serving both either taking food to tables or taking orders. this is on a busy lunch time! My meringue was lovely as was the pot of tea but not cheap! Lots of tables needed clearing.

The café is on the top floor of the building and you can get tables looking out over the beach and sand - scenic. The service was very friendly, but a little chaotic. Main meals we reasonable prices) £7 or £8) and very good, but the cake for dessert came in at £3.75 which is a lot for cake! I'd eat here again, but buy a whole cake at the supermarket instead!

Complained to Boyes head office no reply it is a case of got your money tough luck I was charged £6.50 for a dry scone with a butter portion. And a coffee totally overpriced

The cafe is on the top floor of the store. It has two seating areas, one with some sofas, easy chairs etc, the other with more basic tables and chairs. The views are fantastic, over the bay and sea to the south and the town to the north. No fancy coffees, cappuccino etc, in fact very traditional fare. I had a toasted tea cake and a black coffee, very enjoyable. There were breakfast type meals available, also steak pie, scampi, quiche. I didn’t have time for a meal, but the steak pie looked very good. Staff were friendly and the place was kept clean.

Very good all ways polite lovely food back to the olden times beautiful views 👌 of our lovely beach and sea thanks 😊

We popped into Boyes for a few bits and were intrigued by the sign for a museum on the top floor. Really glad we climbed up all the stairs to the top to look at the small but actually interesting and cute displays about the history of the chain, plus the amazing panoramic views over Bridlington. Honestly the coffee wasn’t great (my mug was about 50% milk) but this place is worth a quick visit while you’re in town even if you don’t stop for the cafe.

Visited Boyes cafe in Bridlington today. Very poor. Sausage rubbery. Bacon looked anaemic. Never seen a grill or pan. Everything obviously done for quickest and easiest. Definitely don't go if you're wanting nice home cooked food. Only thing good is museum in there.

Sorry to state found staff rude not bothered about customer service Chips luke warm Very very disappointed after years of steak pies being the very best certainly not up to usual standars

We use to visit here regularly but after today might not be as often. Ordered Jacket potatoe with cheese which was very small, loads of cheese though and 4 x butter portions, disappointed no side salad. Meat pie and chips was excellent though. Pot of tea for one was big enough for two but staff wouldn't give us two cups. Expensive for what it was today and also disappointed that you can't take in dogs. Staff could have been a bit more friendly. Menu nothing like it use to be.

I called here on several occasions during my week's break for an assortment of goods. Unfortunately the upstairs cafe was closed due to covid, which was sad.

Excellent shop and cafe lifts to all three floors Sells everthing and cheap...very helpful and friendly staff

Call in regular for a coffee, husband can alway get something to eat for a snack but sadly being vegetarian I struggle ..can't abide quiche too eggie for me -no cheese n onion pastries coulmd do me a cheese sanwhich but couldn't say if it was veggi cheese. Dissapoinnted .. but will still call for a black coffee.

We popped in for coffees and were delighted that they served them with cream. Great coffees and excellent value for money

We had our dinner at Bayview cafe, we often do the meals are really nice especially the soup, not sure if it’s homemade but taste like it is. The view over the bay is lovely, I could stand there all day. The staff are friendly and will do anything to help you. Definitely a hidden gem.

After lots of recommendations we finally got to visit Boyes Cafe and loved it. Intended having their ‘famous steak pie ‘ but opted for fish, chips, mushy peas , bread and butter and a cup of tea instead. Well it was Friday. Cooked to order, fresh and delicious. If you like value for money , ‘home cooked’ food and a real warm welcome then you won’t be disappointed. Well done Boyes . Can’t wait to head back for a famous steak pie lunch.

Lovely fresh food served daily. The breakfast is excellent value and the service is friendly. Worth a visit

Just tea cakes and tea today. In a rush. Christmas shopping with small children can be difficult. Always feel comfortable here and prices are very reasonable. Not too long of a wait.

Boyes department store in bridlington is.in the town centre and has a top floor cafe that does in my opinion the best steak pie in yorkshire with chips and for around a fiver its well worth it

The staff were lovely..have to say that.That said they looked a little nonplussed when I asked if their chips were vegetarian..they are cooked in veggie oil BUT they are cooked in the same oil as their fish products...so are not vegetarian in my book..so ask first is my best advice..it’s 2019 and could I find anywhere in that part of the east coast that didn’t use beef dripping...no...shame really

Well worth a visit. All kinds of merchandise. Pleasant staff. pretty much all you want in here, household, DIY, clothes,electrical etc.

We have visited this cafe before and the food was excellent, but unfortunately when we visited last week the food was not quite as nice as before, we had the same meal which was their famous steak pie meal this time the gravy was a lot thinner (last time lovely gravy) the roast potatoes not so nice, it was also a very long wait to order the food, I understand they were very short staffed and it showed, but this will not put us off we will definitely eat here again when next on holiday here.

We are delighted with this beautiful cafe - with special scenic views -we already love the store and shop here on a very regular basis - but it's the first time we have had the chance to eat in the cafe. What an absolute delight - the menu is extensive and the food portions are extremely good. Service with a smile is the order of the day and you cannot go wrong in here. What a wonderful example of British cuisine.

Really enjoy returning to this store when we're in the area. The café is excellent especially the renowned steak pie.

Always seem to find something in this shop. Bought loads of presents here including a £50 dress for a three year old which was discounted by 90%. She loved it! Cheese scones in the café are also very good. The historical display of time gone by just out of the café evokes memories

Have used Boyes cafe in Scarborough many times ,it is always good value,wholesome food and friendly service.So we decided to try Bridlington cafe for lunch while on a day visit.there are lots of tables.a smaller section overlooking bay although windows are so high you can’t see it unless standing up.the larger section overlooking town was a bit chilly so we occupied two tables in Bay Area. Food was very good,my prawn salad was extremely generous and cost under £5.others in party had toasted sandwiches,sausage roll and quiche salad,all of which were very good.Certainly worth a visit and do look at the museum of Boyes stores which is on the same floor.

Had lunch here. What a lovely meal. The children were well looked after. Plenty on their plates as well as the adults. Delicious, hot piping food.. service and staff lovely.

Nice to find a shop which still retains some character. Plenty of goods on sale. Reasonable prices. Large choice. Always visit when in bridlington

Getting to the cafe is a bit of a hike...but worth it for the view alone. Asked for a gluten free toastie....and it was no problem at all for them. Generous filling. The tea was good too....

I just love going to this great cafe...it’s like stepping back in time (...in a good way!). The menu has all the great traditional things on it, the surroundings are from the 30s-40s right through to the 80s...fab!

LOVE this shop, real old worldie feel to it, and they really do sell EVERYTHING! I always manage to have a leisurely look around while the hubby inspects the fishing tackle! So yes, there is something for everyone!

I once worked at Boyes under Mr Matthews and Mr Stevens, they ran a wonderful store. I left the area in 2004 and returned 2017. I was saddened to see the top floor completely turned into a Cafe and although the food is still excellant the service is so slow. 25 minutes I waited to get served. One person was serving food making drinks and working the till.

Meal Deals and a museum on the top floor,Lift to the top ideal for the elderly,great views to all sides.

Called this week as in Brid for the day.I feel so sorry for the staff on counter.There were 2 but had to shift between taking orders/clearing tables/serving on tables/taking money and making the drinks etc etc!The queue was very long and only midweek.The steak pie/quiche and sweet pastries looked as good as usual(cant fault them at all)There was pork chops on offer(they looked revolting!) The veg looked to be the usual bloshy stuff.I opted for sausages/beans and chips.The sausages although tasty were dried up, I dont know how long they had been there,and the beans half cold.The chips were the usual frozen rubbish which you find anywhere.I left at least a third.So sorry to see an ideal place go down hill like this just to cut costs.Very sad.Dont think I will go again

Whilst queuing we wondered if they were short of staff and we saw a couple turn and leave, obviously tired of queuing. However the food was tasty and good value. A good choice for a cheap lunch.

This shop sells everything & really central. Staff are really friendly, & items are really well priced.

I can highly recommend the cafe on the top floor of Boyes ,, there steak pie is amazing , lovely home cooked food , never disappointing , staff are fantastic . A definite must try .

Boyes is a great place to get a panoramic view of Bridlington. It's also a nice place to get a meal and a coffee. The menu has a great selection, my vegan friend ordered the veggie soup and chips. I had the same and we both were very happy.

This is a great place to eat. Most of the food is homemade and the homemade pie looked fantastic, unfortunately we had dinner plans so only had room for a light lunch.

Been here many times, always good and relaxing place. Menue plenty of choice, hot meals to a cream tea. All very good & good portions. Great prices . Also a boyes museum The cafe its self is huge with plenty of room for families & 5 star disabled friendly including toilet facilities.

Spacious place for something to drink or eat, food is normally quite good but depends on time of day. Various snacks available.

Sat in the cafe now with husband and 2 kids. Food good quality and well priced. Crayons and posters for the kids. Big tables and lots of space. Yes a bit old fashioned but that's not always a bad thing..

Visit the cafe at this store each time we go into Brid. It's like stepping back 30 years.i love it! Old fashioned favourites including the best meat pie I have ever tasted. I always get extra gravy!

We browsed the store, made a couple of purchases, then had a 'milky coffee' in the Bayview Cafe on the top floor which has a big coffee lounge area as well as the usual dining tables & chairs. Our coffees were creamy & tasty and they hit the spot, as well as a good view on 3 sides [South beach, Market & shops, Town views], There is a small museum of the store back in the 'very' early days, this was interesting recognising some old product names.

Many years ago I visited Boyes regular until i moved out the area in 2005. Food was excellant service good, Mr Matthews and Mr Stevens were good managers and the store and Cafe were excellant.

called in late for afternoon tea, staff were clearing up but found most items or substitutes for us and at reduced price. One staff member very apologetic there were no scones but we ended up with lovely selection of cakes. despite it being near to closing time we did not feel rushed or in the way. Top marks to you all, will definitely visit again when next in Bridlington

Had to wait a little while but they were busy and it was worth the wait jacket potatoe and tuna good tasting latte and a lovely comfy sitting area with large leather chairs.

Called for dinner wife had omelet and chips not very good, I had the infamous pie, what a disappointment, very poor its nothing special, poor veg carrots out of a tin or freezer tasteless, the sweet bread and butter pudding laughable 2 slices of white bread with some raisins sprinkled between looked like never seen oven, custard thin and tasteless. Pot of tea best thing about meal. Gave place second chance will not visit again. Only good thing is the view. Staff ok.

If your looking for homemade ,food, cakes and good old fashioned puddings this is the place .oh yes fish and chips are super here too ,Canteen style so you can see what’s on offer ,

Visited here today for lunch with our daughter. The food was excellent especially the meat pie, and the jam sponge was very tasty too. The cafe is worth a visit if coming to bridlington. The staff are also very friendly and polite.

Thought we would try the Bay View Cafe for breakfast. Never again! It stated it opened at 9.30am but it was at least ten minutes late opening, not a good start I might add. We were the first to order two breakfasts but we waited a good 20 minutes for it to be plated up from the heated counter. The bacon was only just warm and only just cooked not at all crispy. The rest of the stuff on the plate was average, the egg was about the best. Cheap quality toast which had already had a scraping of some kind of spread on it, it's a good job I like buttered toast! The pottery cruet sets on most of the tables had sauce and greasy marks on them. I would not recommend this cafe, sorry but the staff need to get their act together.

Today I've had chips, sausage, beans it was Luke warm what a disapointment to it's normal high standards.

Good is lovely. The steak pie is amazing. And such a good price for a good size meal. Went with my mum and nan and were all impressed. I love the vintage decor in the cafe. And lovely views of South beach while eating

My mum and I visit Bridlington at least once a month. To visit my disabled auntie. We have been going to Boyes restaurant for two years now. The food is cheap and used to be nice. During the last two visits the food hasn't been that good. The restaurant is usually busy with a long queue. The service is always slow, so expect to be stood in the queue for awhile. During our last two visits the food has been warm, almost cold. If the food was left longer it would be cold. Our next visit to Brid we will be going somewhere else to have our lunch.

On Tuesday my husband and I found ourselves both free from work whilst the children were at school. There was nothing for it but a little trip up to the Bayview cafe in Boyes. This place is simply the best cafe in the whole wide world. Up on the top floor with sweeping views of Bridlington south Bay and also to the north and east... The selection of food is wholesome, hearty, well priced, home made - and just plain old fabulous. You can keep your pretentious Emperor's New Clothes rubbish; this is the real and honest Yorkshire deal. The staff are gorgeous. All gentle Yorkshire souls. Before Christmas we heard one of the servers, Gail I think, having the most tender and gentle conversation about what she should choose to eat. The poor lady was struggling.. What kind of sandwich should she have? She had ham last Tuesday... She had cheese in the fridge.. Tuna didn't agree with her... Never have I seen such a lovely exchange as Gail patiently and cheerfully helped her through the myriad of possibilities. The customer left thoroughly happy with her choice, and Gail seemed genuinely happy that she had been able to help. It was a beautiful thing to watch.

Went in with my wife and was pleasantly surprised by the vast amount of things for sale. It was like a Aladdin cave. Good quality at reasonable prices made it all the better. Came out with everything we needed. Great staff who were very helpful.

After walking round and smelling the Fish & Chips I fancied them for my lunch everywhere packed. We went into Boyes My husband had quiche always delicious, but I thought no I'll have what I fancied and wasn't disappointed. Beautiful batter crunchy and light. The lady serving was very helpful and polite and was multitasking efficiently. Never disappointed when we visit there in Bridlington.

Mid price range lovely food and always come out shop with at least two bags shopping and a full stomach an quality food and products

All that then the opportunity to travel back in time to and the most unusual place to find a museum next to the restaurant, some excellent pieces of history from the story of the Boyes stores photos purchase orders loans for a pram! and many...

Well all I can say is I was disappointed with the coffee here not at all nice in fact I left it. The whole cafe is in a great position at the top of the store with a lift for everyone to use. It is...

Visited here for lunch today with my daughter, I had ham eggs and chips, the ham was thick and very tasty the chips were good and the egg was perfectly cooked. My daughter had chilli jacket potato which was lovely, we finished off with fruit crumble and custard which is very good, we were very impressed with our lunch, very reasonably priced and very quick, we will certainly return and tell our friends.

I have eaten here a couple of times now..whilst the food is very nice and good value, I have on both occasions wished it hadn't been quite so salty..having said that, the staff are very friendly and the restaurant is clean with lovely sea views and I would go back again..

Love Boyes Shops!! U can get virtually anything you need.The Haberdashery dept. Is great,alsorts of things to bling up Ur clothing!...The Cafe at the top of the Building is' VERY GOOD'!! If you need a snack,meal,PUDDING(NICE) or just a cuppa!! Nothing is too much for the Staff, Politeness,Tidy & really GOOD PERSONALITIES..... CHEERFUL SMILE's. which in some Places is sadly missing.....BUT NOT HERE!! GOOD WORK & THANK-YOU to Everyone for making our visit to BOYE's Restaurant worth while!!

This place has some great views and is worth of a quick stop if shopping in store. The food is ok and the service is good and price is spot on. A ok place to go and visit.

Great place to eat with good views over the Bay the staff excellent even when busy in summer Steak pie a must

Always love shopping in Boyes it is a big store with cosy corner shop feel about it the staff are nice down to earth people who will talk to you about anything and everything. Always a joy never a chore.

The café / restaurant is on the top floor of the building, it's called the Bay View and for good reason. Up there you have fantastic views across Bridlington bay and the roof tops of the town.

We have visited Boyes for food on quite a number of occassions, the food is good, never had a problem. The seating is good seaviews from one side of the restuarant, staff are very nice, we will carry on visiting this place.

Boyes cafe is on the top floor of their department store, take the lift, a bit slow but well worth the trip.

We have lived in Bridlington for over a year now and visited Boyes cafe many times. The food is good. The prices very reasonable, and I do enjoy their steak pie. The view over the bay is a nice bonus. Unfortunately I always find that the queue is long and moves very slowly. I cannot decide whether they need more staff or just better organisation. The same member of staff takes your order, serves your food (or orders it from the kitchen) takes your payment and often ends up bringing the remainder of your order to your table. This is very inefficient and the poor staff must end up walking miles. The result is a long wait standing in a long queue. If this could be rectified I would increase my rating and the frequency of my visits.

Popped in on the off chance that breakfast was still being served as it was after eleven, we ordered two breakfasts with a pot of tea for two, there was more than enough tea for four people and the breakfast was fabulous, everything was hot and pleantyful.

We visited Boyes restaurant and were delighted at the range of food and the wonderful views over Bridlington. There was plenty of tables and although there were many people there we sat near the window overlooking the resort. We had a substantial breakfast and tea and cake later in the day and the service was very good.

Went for breakfast. Good value and cooked fresh. Sausages let it down as they were so over cooked they were hard with no meat left in them! Daughter had sausage sandwich so was disappointed as couldn't eat it, but the vanilla schmoo milkshake made up for it. The views are amazing and the museum was a nice surprise. This is a hidden gem in brid and I am sure more could be made if it. Will go back though and try something else.

Breakfast was certainly not outstanding but was adequate with the exception of the sausages (overcooked and not great quality) - unfortunately my daughter chose a sausage sandwich which turned out to be a poor choice. Delivery to the table took approx. 15 minutes (a liitle bit too long ?? you decide !). Not the worst breakfast ever and views of Bridlington are breathtaking !

Lovely chicken soup. Lots of seniors in for quality food at good price. Lovely view. Didn’t know Boyes had cafes.

Gorge yourself on their fantastic steak pie, chips/mash & veg - all freshly made and cooked to perfection! Been coming in here since Boyes took over from Hammonds and the standard of the food has never wavered - great stuff!

When we visit Bridlington we always go to the cafe in Boyes. It’s such good value and the kids love looking out of the window and seeing the beach. There is plenty of choose and kids meals at reasonable prices.

We spend lots of time shopping here when we visit Bridlington each year. It reminds us of Woolworths in many ways. There are four floors to browse around one floor is where the cafe is situated. Their meals are lovely and not expensive either. Their clothing and shoes are reasonably priced as are the childrens section. You could spend a morning looking around the store and can always find what your looking for, we love it. The staff are always happy to help you if needed. But don't take my word for it, next time your in Bridlington town centre go have a look around Boyes you won't be disappointed.

This is interesting shop goes back many years and bridlingtons berthing of are you being served in some ways must see if in the town and nice cafe on top floor also

I have often eaten in Boyes cafe and noticed both the service and the food deteriorating!There is definatly not enough staff -while they are all very obliging and friendly,the whole set up is ridiculous!I stood in a queue of approx 20 yesterday at turned 1 o clock.1 person actually serving from dishing the food ,that was already prepared,to passing orders through the serving hatch,making the drinks and then having to take the money,then going on to the next person.One worker was bringing out the food that had been ordered.While the pies/pastry are always top notch the chips are revolting oven type dry and half cold! the sausauge which I had was tasty but as tough as old boots.so glad I dont eat veg, it looked bloshy to say the least,neither I nor the couple at the next table enjoyed our food and most was left!Think I will avoid in future.

We regularly use the cafe when shopping in Bridlington. Good prices with 'home cooked' style cafe food. Only drawback is that the lift to the top floor is VERY slow, both in actual spend and having to wait for it to actually arrive. Not a problem if you don't mind climbing three floors.

Worth a visit top floor for boyes Restaurant simple foods and it's famous steak pie the best sausage and chips I've tasted. We go everytime we are in Bridlington and we are never disappointed.

Looking at reviews for Boyes lots rating on the retail side goods not food. We called on Sunday i had Sunday dinner which was very poor, poor choice for dinner mostly out of a can or packet, beef tough tasteless, greens were green beans, tinned or frozen carrots, no mash potatoes just roast potatoes. Sweet the worse apple crumble I've ever come across, hardly any crumble topping, tasteless custard. Wife's meal was just as bad, had scampi, not whole tail scampi the mushy reformed kind, chips dry oven type. Had better Sunday carvery dinners and at a better price, found Boyes dinner way overpriced, didn't call again. Couldn't fault the staff, place was clean and tidy loads of room and good view.

..the department store is awesome, we always go when we're in Brid.First time visiting the restaurant, I think the amazing views are only for really tall people cos couldnt see anything when I was sat down and standing up, looking out the window I could see the sea in the distance but an awful lot of building roofs! If the windows went to the floor it would be much better.We ordered a bacon butty, a sausage and bacon butty and 2 teas that cost just short of a tenner. The bacon had quite obviously just been kept warm for hours, it was dry and hard, but the tea was a decent brew.The girl who served us was friendly, smiley and polite. I'd go again for a cuppa and maybe a meal but wouldnt have breakfast butties again.

I love these shops found all over Yorkshire, they are like bygone days selling household,clothes, sweets and toys , you find things that you didn't know you wanted....

Nice cafe ideal for school uniform and ideal for toilets within the town if you need them they sell a large variety of itams from lace to furniture seems it's been here since time began

You see this advertised and think processed food....All home baking and cooking. Great views over Brid bay and town. Reasonable prices. A right plate full. Home made steak pie - even the pastry piled with chips and two veg. Home made lasagne looked lush! Home baking. We only stayed for a drink - next time we are joining the queue and eating here!

Loads of different goods if you are looking for something Boyes shop has got every thing set over three floors with lifts and escalators a must to visit

The layout and appearance of the store is old fashioned which adds to the character of the building. The shop itself has a good variety of products for people of all ages. The best part of the store by far is the bay view cafe with fantastic views from both sides of the lovely cafe. The cafe as well as having nice views has an excellent choice of food. I would highly recommend visiting this cafe.

You cannot beat Boyes steak pie dinner in the top floor cafe. Fantastic views, superb steak pie and a lovely pot of tea. What more can you want from a cheap and cheerful cafe.

This is an old fashioned shop that contains many many things you never knew you needed. Had a short walk around and came out with A rice steamer, a mug, an orange peeler and chocolate. I would recommend a visit and bring a bag.

Noticed the cafe advertising in the store window £4.95 full English breakfast with tea/coffee. Thought we'd give it a try as I knew the views were nice from the top of the building. Disappointed to find they don't serve breakfast on a Sunday!! So I had a bacon sandwich and my husband bacon and sausage. And with 2 coffees it was quite expensive, much more than the full English would have cost! The sandwiches were really greasy and dripping in fat, not nice at all. Will not return and wouldn't recommend.

We go to the cafe in Boyes Bridlington for steak pie and chips quite regularly. The quality remains good, however the portions are not as large as they once were. The cafe is now covering the whole top floor of the store, so plenty of tables and seating. The only gripe I have is that there are not enough staff serving meals, so expect a longish wait at busy times (lunchtime especially) other than that, well worth a visit!

Can't go to Bri without going in Boys cafe for a lovely steak pie dinner or home cooked daily specials

As a regular and enthusiastic steak pie participant we went today Sunday to find the only real man meals were roast beef dinners.So we all went for it after all how wrong can you can get it ..... well I am sorry to say as bad as it gets.We waited 20 minutes in the queue I kid you not to be served by the slowest girl this side of the River Humber. I mean it was painful.The meals were as different in portions as they could be . Everything ran out with a failed promise that they would bring the balances to our table.Yes you guessed it this didn't happen. The food was basically cold being sent back to be microwaved The meat when finally cut up with a knife you could have ridden bareback to London on was cold The roasts were as rubbery as a rubber.The lemon sponge was cold.Tinned petit peas were great however !! Sorry Boyes but you need to get your act together on Sundays and you have lost one loyal family customer for good.Yours V. Dissappointed.John.

Great old fashioned shop sells anything and everything you will ever need. Three floors with lifts and sea view cafe. Well worth a visit