Black Horse Inn in East Riding of Yorkshire

Visited for Sunday lunch which consisted of good home cooked roast. Plenty to eat. Very welcoming staff and pleasant surroundings. Well worth a visit.

Called in here one evening for drinks and must say what a brilliant place it is , very friendly and a great atmosphere, we didn’t have a meal but when we saw the lady bringing food for other people it looked amazing, next time we’re in that area we’ll definitely be calling in for a drink and a meal , thank you for your hospitality

Advertised open 12am 11pm.Went at 12.30. Shut. Sat at tables outside and two different cars pulled up and tried the doors. Manager must be makeing too much money. Why have opening times displayed if not going to bother opening. Wil not bother again.

Honest pub food, with friendly / down to earth hosts. Gammon very good. Home made chicken and mushroom pie, excellent. Correct Tel: 01964 211056

Lovely little pub with log burner and very nice food and service. Went in with our children and little dog and we were very well looked after, my daughter had sausages and they even cooked an extra one for my dog! Lots of board games to play and a really nice atmosphere.

Came here for Sunday lunch today was superb would highly recommend this little pub. So friendly home made food just enough really reasonable price please try.

Popped in for Sunday Lunch and it was lovely- 3 choices of meat and good generous portions and served quickly and piping hot

Visited today for a last minute carvery. Found the pub and staff very friendly. Would visit again. Maybe the pub could do with a little upgrade of furnishings and tables, but overall a pleasant experience

Had dinner here whilst on holiday staying in the village. A friendly welcome, good pub food at reasonable prices. Kids and dogs welcomed.

Lovely village pub, great atmosphere and food. Staff friendly yet professional, shout out to Suzy for looking after us so well, thank you, you really made our night special. Will be back soon.

Went in for Sunday lunch and the food was amazing ,meats lovely and tender and plenty of choice Service very friendly

We have a holiday home at Far Grange, we first went to this pub before lock down when we first bought our holiday home, it was good but not the best around. We visited again on Friday 2nd June, the pub had been closed for quite awhile due to the landlord passing away, which is very sad, my sister had fish and chips and I had steak pie, the food was excellent the atmosphere was lovely, the staff are still finding there feet but lovely and helpful, we will definitely be back

We have a holiday home nearby and thought we would try out the reopened pub. We went for dinner and the whole experience was awful. Our food was cold and inedible which we explained to the 12 year old waitress who had no idea what to do. The manager from the bar then came over and apologised and offered us another meal. The next thing we knew the chef was hurling abuse at her and threatening her and then went outside and was screaming and shouting. She then came over to apologise and said she would get our food as quickly as she could but the kitchen was very busy. This was obviously to try and distract from the awful situation she had been put in. Twenty minutes later the food arrived and again it was awful and inedible. At this pint another woman turned up who looked like she had just got out of the shower and asked if everything was ok, she took our food away and when we went to pay we were not charged. The lack of professionalism from the chef was shocking and the way he spoke to the woman working behind the bar was dreadful. We won’t be going back.

Fish n chip Friday night was so amazing 😋 the fish was lovely and fresh with crispy batter so yummy, and chip shop chips delicious, had a side of curry sauce just finish and complemented it so well

We entered and it was like walking into the slaughtered lamb on American werewolf in London. The landlord was the most miserable old man I’ve ever met. The pub is old grotty and extremely dated. Coukd do with a good clean too. Will not go back there.

Came yesterday for hubby's birthday. We have a caravan close buy and often come for drinks but decided to eat. We had already rang through our order so didn't have to wait long. We were seated in the dog friendly bar area, which was spacious and clean. Our waitress was very friendly and drinks arrived speedily. After a short while our food arrived. Just delicious 😋. Hubby had the steak, which was cooked perfectly and I had steak pie. Great tasting filling with lovely proper pastry and a little jug of gravy. My daughter had the kid's cheese burger, which was really impressive. 2 burgers, which my daughter said were as good as McDonald's 🙈😅. Stuart the owner is a character. We love him. Would def recommend.

The chap behind the bar is definitely in the wrong trade no welcome or communication skills whatsoever. Took the food ages to arrive from ordering and better places to eat than here-avoid.

Truly a dying breed of pub! It has very much become a regular for us and alway amazing with a great range of things on the menu with locally sourced produce as well as some nice vegi and vegan options. Great gins, ciders and guest ales! Friendly staff and dog friendly too. Welcoming to big parties or couples alike.

Great village pub. The pub is very dog friendly. A great range of beers, spirits and wines. Pubs like this are a dying breed unfortunately. Had dinner there a couple of times and was always satisfied.

lovely pub in a delightful village. Stopped here halfway on a long walk. Had a pub meal outside. All happy with our meals which were plentiful and reasonably priced and tasty. Not many places that are good to eat in this area so we were more than happy with the lovely landlady and our lunches.

Visited with the family, barmaid friendly. Ordered quickly as the kitchen was closing, big mistake as should have looked around first - flies and sticky tables. We all ordered paninis, after half an hour they came out, and were lukewarm and the rolls seemed uncooked - not toasted at all. Chips were half cooked. Daughter ordered a hot pork (warmed in the microwave) panini which was dry, it looked and smelt like dog food. I wish someone would have come to ask us how our food was at the time. Should have sent it back in hindsight.

Visited tonight with 3 adults and a dog , took table in the garden. Place does need a bit of TLC but waitress and landlord gave us a cheery welcome and seeing as we were early for food they said we could order anyway so...

Wow. This place has an amazing feel and you can tell that the locals love the place. Amazing value and service. Will definitely visit again!!!

Cannot believe how rude and miserable this landlord is other family members have called since to totally agree .either doesn't even look up to acknowledge you or if you dare ask what beers he has replies 'take a look.'my partner even had to ask him...

We visited here twice last week during our stay in Skipsea. The food was excellent and we had two lovely meals. The savoury mince in a large Yorkshire pudding is a dish I have rarely seen on pub menus and was greatly enjoyed. However, a...

I read reviews but decided to give it go, as was closet to our caravan site. Was not disappointed so good I returned in the same week. I just think people miss read the laid back approach as I did call and thought o blunt...

One of the worst places we have ever visited for food and customer service. The landlord is quite frankly beyond rude. Over the two separate nights that we visited we were made to feel unwelcome, were spoken to in an aggressive manor and if this...

We booked this pub as it suited us to a tee! Dog friendly, classic pub meals and could get us booked in. Fab! The first waitress obviously didn't enjoy her job and unfortunately forgot a drink and brought us an extra dessert. The waitress with...

Booked a table for Friday night. There was 5 of us and 2 dogs. When we arrived you could tell it was busy. Staff really friendly and helpful. When I booked the table I was asked could I preorder this was not a problem. We...

Don't bother going grumpy landlord can't be bothered to make conversation, didn't feel abit welcome, I'd give it a miss

Terrible place. Doing the eat out government scheme we chose sirloin steak. Food quality was poor no track or trace that worked. Flies galore whilst eating. Then when I went to pay they tried charging me £51 for two of us. I said aren't you...

We were a group of six, and I'd phoned the evening before, to check on their Gluten Free menu ("yes, there is plenty of selection") was Stuarts (the landlord) answer. When we arrived, I was slightly surprised at no smiling welcome (it was, after all,...

During the lockdown I went for a takeaway and was very impressed. Steak and ale pie, chicken tikka masala but the syrup pudding with custard was the highlight. Well done to the landlord. Looking forward to a pint when this is behind us.

Perfect take away Sunday lunch. Due to the pub been closed for the current isolation period, a take away service has started. Four meals collected, and four clean plates we were left with. We will be making the most of this service during the coming...

Last minute booking due to family circumstances, very reasonable price for Christmas day, did not expect a lot for the price charged, how wrong we were ! Upon arrival pub was as expected , fairly busy with plenty of Christmas atmosphere, landlord paid for our...

We went today (Sunday) at lunchtime and thoroughly enjoyed our meal. Staff were very friendly, service was efficient, there was a good range of ales and the one we chose (London Pride) was well kept. I enjoyed the vegetarian roast lunch and my husband enjoyed...

I visited the Black Horse with my wife and friends for Christmas day lunch- the pub was about as festive as the local library, there was no Christmas music playing .The locals assumed silent stares as if aliens from Mars had just landed when we walked in. The landlord really played the role of Ebenezer Scrooge so well, but was he playing a role ?Still we were promised a lovely Christmas lunch and looked forward to a couple of special bottles of Prosecco ordered by our friends. We had the first drink on the landlord, very good of him, and had several more before getting ready for our lunch.Our lunch was booked for 1.30pm we started at 2.40pm. The prosecco arrived and I was suspicious when it had slightly more fizz than a bottle of water, screw topped, the flavour was slightly stronger than water, so I thought I'd check the brand out.This turned out to be one available at a local German supermarket at a budget price !! - still this wasn't going to ruin our day.The starter course came and the fish starter had to be believed to be seen. One tiny strip of a smoked mackerel, shrimps on lettuce that it was debatable were not defrosted , three prawns neither dressed or undressed, a quarter of a very small fish cake ana a cold calamari ring which my wife thought was a battered onion ring -totally tasteless- basically horrible. We had noticed that several dinners were coming out fully plated, in a mass mound on the plate. We had been told that tourines would be used, when queried with staff you could see the panic set in, they had decided to change it to plated, after a confab in the kitchen a lady came back and said we would get tourines. When the dinner arrived, the plates had slices of turkey which did look ok with a couple of the tiniest overcooked and cold pigs in blankets rolling round the rest of the plate - the tourines arrived and looked like a vegetable car crash, everything mixed together and thrown in. We persevered but Christmas spirit had completely gone by now, the meal was awful, even by bad carvery standards. The christmas pudding arrived and was in a white spirit sauce and not too bad considering our new found expectations , the best part so far. We then had to request a coffee, we didn't enquire whether mince pies etc were available and left it that. The only bonus was the cost of this meal was low and rightly so, though it was the worst Christmas day dinner we have ever had. I don't know what the problem was but presentation, quality and service was non existent - christmas had been murdered completely. Please don't make the same mistake we did.

Have just been for lunch and both my husband and myself have really enjoyed the food. We both had hunters chicken and they were very obliging as I don’t like bbq sauce so did me sweet chilli instead. Chips were really crispy and salad was fresh. The meal was really good value for money and excellent service. Would deffo recommend!!

We visited here after recently purchasing a lodge on a site nearby. Went for lunch and where the only two people (although it was a Thursday). The soup of the day to my extreme excitement was Broccoli and Stilton which I promptly ordered along with a side order of chips.Imagine my horror when the soup arrived and it was clearly a well known cup a soup and I was charged £6 for the privilege. When the waitress came to clear the plates she could see I hadn't eaten mine and I politely advised that the soup tasted, smelt and looked like a cup a soup. It was promptly removed from the bill.My husband ordered a burger and chips which at £12ish wasn't cheap. The burger was anemic, soggy bun and not salad. I don't think we'll be back unfortunately.

lovely village pub warm welcome when we came in was seated by the wood fire lovely spot meals really nice ordered cajun chicken and steak pie really tasty were abit apprehensive before coming as read alot a bad reviews on TripAdvisor so glad we ignored and came to see for ourselves best pub food we have had in a while

Just been to the black horse for our lunch.Was lovely to see a proper coal fire lit,what a welcoming atmosphere it brings.My husband had the broccoli and Stilton soup followed by steak pie,mash and veg,which he really enjoyed..I had the fish and chips and they were absolutely delicious.Lovely landlord who took the time to chat with us and a very nice lady that served us.Will def be coming back.

Not much has changed since I last visited apart from the prices have gone up and there seems to be a lot of flies buzzing about. Not recommended

We called in on the off chance, around 1:30 on a Sunday, and we were lucky someone was just leaving a reserved table.It's a traditional kind of a pub, and as it was Sunday it was Sunday lunch or nowt, but, there was a good choice of lamb, beef, chicken etc. Monday is unsurprisingly curry night!We did have to wait a while for our meal, but clearly there was a bit of stress in the kitchen, with some Ramsay type language coming from the chef! I could only hear this because I was sat next to the kitchen door.The lamb and the beef were both good - I didn't get offered the mint sauce but no bother - there was a large helping of tasty gravy covering both meals.The servers were friendly and there was a constant stream on arrivals, so clearly the place is popular.

Tried here tonight for dinner ... not impressed at all!

We a party of four adults booked a table for lunch at the Black Horse Atwick Driffield, well there was more than just four adults dining, the place was packed but not with human beings, in fact a better terminology would be overrun with hundreds of flies perched on chairs/tables window sills and on the cutlery god only knows what the kitchen was like, then the penny suddenly dropped we were the only ones in the restaurant but by this time we had ordered our food, we complained about the amount of flies the waitress said you are not the first and won’t be the last to complain, the food arrived three of us ordered meat pie and veg with chips 9 chips each and a small portion of frozen peas accompanied with a small portion of glue type over salted gravy, one thing for sure is the flies were not put off as much as we were because every time I tried to eat this food there would be flies on the table/plate/cutlery, the food was very poor quality and to pay the extortionate amount of £12.95p per person for pie and chips is just a complete joke. My colleague asked the waitress again why is there so many flies she tried to tell us it was with the harvesting that creates the flies,not strictly true these were house flies that can give you one of 65 diseases, we live and back on to farming fields close by and we don’t have this kind of infestation.

We have not been happy here since it changed hands. The new owner has evidently not been in the trade before. He is miserable and makes little contact with customers.

Absolutely fantastic. Especially the Cajun chicken. Steak was also gorgeous. Staff lovely & efficient.

Visited a few times over a weeks visit to the area and would not hesitate to recommend this place. Good selection of beers at good prices served with aplomb. This pub has free WiFi and sky sports to entertain the masses. Didn’t try the food but there was only empty plates on tables so work it out for yourself. Lovely setting in the village with a beer garden and smoking area.

End of our road so we go often, especially when family come over again this weekend. In August 2018 we booked us, my husband and myself plus our family of 100 miles away of 7 adults and 2 children. 11 altogether for Sunday lunch and it was very good and enjoyable. Sky sports on

Had two evening meals and a lunch at this delightful inn during the course of a week.

Arrived and ordered 2 beef dinners, it took 30 minutes to arrive, which is about the longest I would expect to wait, considering on a Sunday they only serve roast lunch, no menu to choose from. The carrots were very hard, the mash potatoes were cold, the meat was lovely, not much on plate, just 2 small bits of parsnip. And a couple of bits of cabbage, and a spoonful of peas that were cold. I have been a few times and usually better than this, at least they had the fire on, as it does get cold in there as they have no central heating,

great local pub, been a few times for excellent beer. landlord and other customers very friendly. been for food once washed down with 2 excellent pints of bomber (each) rump steak cooked to perfection and scampi very generous helping. NO room for puds. cannot believe the negative comments, this is the sort of pub I would like on my doorstep.

Visited with wife and parents for lunch. Extensive menu, plus bar menu plus seniors citizens menu. Two different soups of the day (carrot & coriander) (broccoli & Stilton) then steak pie, mixed grill, 2 x scampi. All served piping hot plentiful and tasty. Host was landlord who is not the Xmas grinch subject of a review by someone grinding an axe but actually attentive and amiable host. Thoroughly recommend this pub and will be back.

Visited for lunch, return visit, very good food,staff and service. The second time in a week a dispite the busy Christmas period they coped very well, bar maid very well presented.

the food and the landlord are terrible. we went for Christmas lunch on the 25 Dec. the cost was £50 each the soup was ok the main meal was from a freezer shop. no joking. everything was warmed up. I tried to discuss the problem with lurch (THE LANDLORD) he would not talk he has no idea of customer service.he is a grumpy bad tempered miserable man in the wrong job. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.he alone spoilt my Christmas day

There are a few dicey reviews on here, however my husband and I have visited here regularly over the past couple of months, for a drink or for a meal and have always been made welcome and had a great experience.

Thought we’d go in and give this place another try....again, the young staff were great....the Landlord was ‘half cut’ on red wine! Not good!

Exceptional value. £16.95 for 2 steaks. The steaks were really well cooked. Came with chips, mushroom, tomato and onion rings. Steak nights Friday and Saturday well worth a visit AND a bottle (or 2) of a very nice Rioja was one of the least expensive I've seen in a pub/restaurant

we walk it to here sometimes for sunday lunch or during the week for a meal there is avery good menu to suit all tastes,also there is a steah and curry night which is very good.

Completely rude landlord. Frozen chips despite what they say the chips are not fresh but out of the freezer. Unhygenic too. I thought maybe the owner had had some really bad news that day but on reading other reviews seems hes always that way out. Ive never felt so unwelcome when eating out

Very small pub,and the food is about average. The landlord is also not to everyone's liking. Booking is an absolute must.

Excellent village pub with great food at great prices table for four at 2030 was no problem service from what I presume was the owners was excellent

We stayed at the nearby Churchview Caravan park, which was amazingly peaceful. The Black Horse was a friendly pub with locals quick to make conversation. The menu had a good choice of meals and snacks, all of which were good quality and value. The landlord was polite and cheerful throughout our 3 afternoon and 2 night visits. It is dog friendly in the main bar, Dexter was made most welcome. We are returning next year So, will be in for a drink or two.

We stayed at a nearby caravan site and decided to take a 10min walk to this local pub it looked picturesquely quaint on a village green only to be greeted by mr grumpy this guy has no social skills whatsoever he grunted at me when I asked to book a table for the following evening and when I sad could we sit in the bar not the restaurant he said uh

After a rubbish day I wanted to treat my wife to eating out, we live local but have never been to the black horse so thought we’d give it a try. The restaurant was full but the staff found us a table for 2 in the bar. The food was fantastic and very reasonably price and the friendly atmosphere made for a fantastic evening and really lifted my wife’s mood, we will definitely be returning.

We had Sunday lunch one of the few places that served lamb, which we (my husband and I ) ordered, the lunch was excellent, we had yorkshire pudding,mashed potato, roast potato, cabbage, parsnip, carrot and peas, the lamb was superb and there was plenty of it! it was £8.95 and well worth it, there were lots of lovely old fashioned deserts on offer at £4.25 but we were so full after our meal we just couldn't manage one, having a sneaky look at the other tables the desert looked excellent too (empty plates). The Landlord and Landlady were very friendly as was the young lady behind the bar, I was able to use their wifi with their permission. The outside of the pub is so pretty, painted white with hanging baskets. They have something different every evening (food wise) and a special offer for old lasses and lads, like us from Weds. to Sat. 3 course meal £7.95

My wife and I stay in Skipsea regularly and tried the black horse after the board inn closed down, we have not been disappointed and eat here quite regularly now as they have an area for our 2 springer spaniels, every dish we have tried has been spectacular and the draught beers are excellent too, this place is a gem

This is our type of pub, dog friendly eating area, no loud music. I had read some reviews that were pretty disparaging about this place, but we make my own minds up. My wife and I had more than decent food, not too big a selection, always a good sign of fresh stuff. It was great value for money.

Just got back from the black horse it’s been quite a few years since or last visit ordered 3 Sunday lunches very disappointed “mums been to Iceland” everything in the plate was frozen shame I remember it serving home cooked tasty meals

Popped in on a Wednesday night for a quick dinner, served really fast, steak pie and chips nice and John smiths excellent! Whole party enjoyed it good old fashioned pub food!!

We visited this pub for a meal during our weeks holiday in Skipsea. We sat in the beer garden and our dog was allowed to sit with us too. We enjoyed our meals and the food was really good for what we paid. Would recommend this pub to others who are new to the area and looking for a good place to eat.

Called here for the first time after holidaying over this area for over 20 plus years

This village pub is a wonderful asset with some fantastic staff. However, the landlord of this lovely pub has not got any idea with regard to customer service. He proactively ignores some customers who require serving. After observing this guy today, he is clearly enthusiastic to serve new customers, but reluctant to serve customers who he has clearly taken a dislike to, or who have dared to criticise him in any way, even if trying to be constructive. I witnessed customers asking for drinks but were blatantly ignored as he seemed unable to process the request - strange! I was also astonished to hear him say that the ‘locals’ were all “retards”. He said this as he walked across behind the bar in front of his, who I presume to be, his local customers!! I feel sorry for his staff, who are wonderful, as they will be inevitably be laid off as their boss drives custom away! The guy is a joke!!

We were staying at a local campsite and stopped here for a drink whilst out walking. Big beer garden at the rear was nice so the kids didn’t have to sit in the already busy pub.

We booked our table and when we ordered our food we waited over a hr for the food to arrive. The food was average. Wouldn’t be going back. Don’t know if it was the landlord serving at the bar, but he could do with learning to smile, not very welcoming at all.

Had an amazing meal at this pub old style surrounds excellent beers and coffee choices. Customer service really great

We have a caravan near Atwick and look forward to our Sunday lunches at the Black Horse Inn. The pub has changed hands since our last visit, so we were surprised at how quiet it was on a Sunday lunch time.

I had made a booking for Easter Sunday lunch time for a family of 5 to eat at 12.30. The table we were shown was pushed up next to the bar and would definitely not fit more than 3 people around it and then we would still be in the way of people at the bar.

Visited this pub with family. Granddaughter aged 11 is coeliac. She was delighted to have so many options to choose from and loved the friendly staff. Grandson was not left out they made a fuss of him as well. Thank you for a very enjoyable visit.

I booked a table for a family of 5 for Easter Sunday, 3 adults and 2 teenagers. The booking was for 12 o'clock. We were shown to a table that was suitable for only 2 people. There was no way that 5 plates would fit on this table. I spoke very politely to the man working there and explained the issue. He, rather aggressively said " if you don't like it leave"!!!. I will never return there again.

Decided to give the Black Horse Inn a go. Big mistake. I am lactose intolerant and my friend is vegan. My other friend asked about why my vegan friend chooses to be vegan. He explained, not in any graphic detail, but two people who were not in our party eves dropped and got offended. He wasn’t speaking loudly. They were having a conversation, which is what people do when they get together and dine out. The eves droppers went up to the bar and complained to the bar tender. The bar tender went on a rant about vegans and being stranded on a desert island and “its life”...give me a break. The service we got from him was horrible to begin with.

Ate there twice this week! The steak was cooked to perfection!! Also the Cajun chicken is to die for! Reasonably priced and a great atmosphere 100% going again!

We have had cause to eat out a great deal over the last few weeks so have visited quite a few places in the area but have found this to be the best for food which is well cooked, hot, tasty and plentiful as well as reasonably priced. The Landlord and staff are friendly and nothing is too much trouble.

Great food and lovely environment:) the bar man Carey was also very professional and friendly. Definitely going again soon!

Fabulous food, fabulous service, cheap prices, fabulous staff. Would highly recommend definitely be back!!!

Called for a bite to eat. On going in pub seemed to be closed no customers in .

Landlord welcoming and put the fire on next to us. Couple next to us go each week and sang his praises. Not busy but end of season on the holiday parks.

My wife and I use The Black Horse Pub most weekends throughout the year.

We called in at lunch for a drink after setting up on site and to be honest we weren't impressed. There was a man sat at the bar with 3 young lads and every other word was a swear word. The young girl behind the bar didn't bat an eyelid, I couldn't wait to get out.

We have been visiting this pub for the last 3 years every weekend that we're at our caravan. 20 weeks of the year. New management and what a difference. No acknowledgement. Walks around looking as if he can't be bothered. Garden shocking! Cut the grass and get new umberellas!! So untidy. The grass itches your legs and looks a mess. Can't believe how quick this beautiful pub has gone down hill. Coming back to our van next week and hoping the outside has been tidied. Will take them 30 minutes, just the case of being bothered to move the tables to cut the grass and buy new brollies or just don't bother and throw the others , they're laid on the grass anyway as dangerous with the spikes. We can then cope with unfriendly management. Luckily the young staff are still friendly. Fingers crossed someone makes an effort.

Having a mobile home nearby have frequently visited and has been great until under new management. I suspect owner has never been in the pub trade before. No communication with customers, scruffy and untidy.

Stopped here for evening meal on last day of camping hol. Plenty of choice on the menu for all tastes. Atmosphere is cosy and has a traditional pub feel. Service was good and attentive especially towards our young children. The food was tasty and can especially recommend the bread and butter pudding. Very reasonably priced £50 for a family of four which included 2 courses (2kids meals) each and drinks. The only minus I have about this place was that there were a few dead bluebottles on the window sill which may be off putting to diners; This small attention to detail could prevent some negative reviews. However, it met our expectations of traditional pub dining experience and we all left full and satisfied customers. Would recommend :)

We decided to look for a place to eat before going to skirlington market and assumed there would be loads of little pubs along the way from Hornsea however there is not.

We were on holiday. Family of 7. Rang at 5pm, to be told no tables available until 7.45, which was no problem at a stretch, we thought it must be good to be so busy, excited at the thought of some good food.

After driving around for ages looking for somewhere to eat we came across this cute little pub in Atwick & what a great find! It is under new management & the owner & staff were so friendly & helpful.

We visited one Saturday evening. We arrived at 530pm and was told food wasn't served until 6 although we had our order taken at 545. Food was good value especially the 2 steaks for £15. Drinks reasonably priced and good surroundings. Would use again

Had a meal there the food was definitely lovely had a main and a pudding and it was very nice indeed

Great pub food, along with a couple of nice draught ales to choose from. Food was nice and the landlord accommodated us really well

We were out looking for somewhere to eat when we came across this pub at Atwick just outside Hornsea and so pleased we did....the food is really good, the staff are friendly and it is a really olde worlde pub.

Whilst on holiday at skipsea we went here and was disappointed that the chef was on a day off ( we were starving). Returned a couple days later and we ordered a hunters chicken, 2 beef diners, lasagna and 2 special mixed grills and it was lovely all meals came out together and hot. We even stopped for a pudding. Certainly a pub I would recommend if your in the area. Lovely staff lovely food and lovely locals