Burns Head Public House in East Riding of Yorkshire

Had Sunday lunch here today friendly atmosphere very welcoming staff and food and drinks was excellent and well presented would highly recommend will definitely be returning

We have used this pub off and on for some years, through the tenure of a few landlords and landladies. Gary and Rachel that have it now are by far the best thing to have happened to this pub ... ever. The place is cleaner than it has ever been, they are more welcoming than any of the previous owners and their food is by far the best ever served here. Their barmaid Becky is also a family member and, like the owners, is very efficient and friendly. Please ignore the old reviews that show the pub in a bad light. Under the previous owners the pub did have some real problems, but since Gary and Rachel took over, all those issues were ironed out. I suppose this reads like a paid-for reference, but please don't think that. I give credit where it's due and, now, this pub deserves the accolades it could have had long ago. One last thing; no, I was not friends with Gary and Rachel before they moved into the Burns Head. I am just really glad they did.

Friday night pizza night. Absolutely bang on.tuna and well iam not going to tell you in case every one gets the same lol. Excellent hosts gary n Rachel A hidden gem From a leeds fan xx

Brilliant food as always the best restaurant by far .My dad loves it too great pensioners deals not usual for someone to want to get to 60th lol

I have read alot of negative reviews, before writing this. Can I say the majority of them seem to relate to a previous landlord/landlady. Also, people say it is a 'regulars pub'. Well it is off the main route, and you wouldn't know it was here. So these pubs survive, by the custom of the regulars. About the pub. The landlady is what I would call an 'old style' landlady. She made my wife and I, my sister and brother-in-law, instantly welcome. I drink 'real ale', and they have a regularly changed, guest beer. The usual electric pump selection of beer and lagers. My wife like Coors on draught, which pleased her. We sometimes stay at a local caravan park, and when we are there, we tend to use the Burns on 'Fish Friday'. They do a lovely home made Fish and Chips. However, you really need to book in advance, to avoid disappointment. So, I would recommend this pub, it is what it is, a village pub off the beaten track. And of course the locals know each other, don't let that put you off. Finally, they have Sky Sports. David

Myself, my husband and my parents called in here for food, sadly they didn't serve food all week.. so we stayed for drinks. The landlady was direct but lovely all the same. We went into what I presume was the tap room and played a few games of pool. The regulars seemed to enjoy the entertainment. Although I'm sure one or two probably wanted to just watch the TV. Anyway we enjoyed ourselves.

4 of us (adults) prepared to spend a decent amount of money on drinks and we were turned away because we aren’t “regulars”. Very strange and unwelcoming vibe, seemed like they could use the money on renovation but clearly not!

Camped in the local area and stumbled across what looks to be a charming country pub. We stayed for drinks which was a real eye opener. A small group of what looked to be regulars were loud, crude and had far too much to drink, I could not believe that the bar staff were still serving them. We sat through appalling karaoke from the same people, watching them standing on chairs and spilling drinks all over. We left very disappointed and will never return. It is a great shame as this place has all the makings of a lovely country pub, much improvement is needed.

AVOID - Very unsatisfied with the whole experience, there was about 10-15 flys all around our table where we was eating, they was even landing on my family whilst they was eating and fighting them away from our food absolutely vile.. my daughter couldn’t even finish her meal because a fly actually landed on her burger bun whilst she had it in her hand eating it, all the staff were totally aware of the flys yet nothing was done. It was actually embarrassing, I would never eat here again if you paid me.. avoid at all cost absolute dump

Mucky glasses and the landlord or the woman who owns it is not very polite and did not care about the mold or muck on the glasses and try to sell us flat beer do not use this pub not worth wasting your money here also been selling frozen pies and been microwaved after a bite being taken out of it .

Well where to start... the menu states homemade and fresh, reality- half frozen microwave food and blackened chips. Not good at all. Reading previous reviews we decided to go here expecting lovely food all we got was cold/lukewarm food surrounded by flies! Definitely will not be returning.

went in on a Thursday evening about 6 o'clock a few locals in but not busy orders drinks and a menu was told everything was on the menu so order chicken and leak pie and mash potato and a burger and chips ,10 minutes later was told that we do not have any mash potato so ordered a prawn cocktail in stead ,After 40 minutes wate the food came the burger was very crisp on one side and the chips were very very dark brown and grease the prawn cocktail had white bread with it even after asking for brown bread and the lettuce was very limp ,when we complained we were told that the chips were triple cooked and the lettuce was fresh ,we will not be going in here again

We stay on the Patrington Haven Park many times and we find the site guys restaurant expensive, and the food portions are small, so we tried out the Burns Head for Sunday lunch, it was a lovely meal. Nothing fancy but great home style cooking. The beef and the vegetables was excellently cooked, great value at £7 each and the beer is decently priced at 2:95 a pint of Worthington. This place is a must.

You'll not get better chips in the area thats a fact. Sirloin steak is very good although needs a bit of colour to the meat on the outside but i asked for rare and thats what came. At 12 quid its good value. Definitely worth a try. Polite bar staff too.

After many of months not seeing Gill, 18 In fact. It was an absolute pleasure to spend a couple of hours at the Burns Head to which she now owns and runs. Gill made us feel extremely welcome and made our little boy Harry feel very comfortable and all round a genuinely superb host/landlady. Would recommend this pub and this couple to anybody anywhere. The lady behind the bar/bar staff was very polite and engaging with us. An absolute delight.. will definitely be calling in again soon all the best Darren, Annie and Harry Hodgson x

Just got back after staying three nights in a caravan at Patrington Haven and called in the Burns Head pub every day with our friends Tony and Linda and we was made very welcome by both the hosts and customers, great little local pub

Brilliant to find this gem of a pub. A very warm welcome and my steak melted in my mouth. Good honest food, which I suspect was all locally sourced, home made chips and very reasonably priced. Perfect watering hole after a walk along Spurn Point.

Poor quality food served on cold plates. The meat pie had been kept warm in a cabinet on the bar, the pastry was tough and the filling contained little meat. It was served on a cold plate with chips and plastic peas. This pub does not accept credit or debit cards.

My wife and I were spending a week in a holiday rental home (separate review on Tripadvisor), about a 2 minute walk from the pub, and we really enjoyed our (almost nightly) visits. On the night we arrived we unpacked the suitcases and headed for the pub deciding to dine out away from the house.

Llamamos para rápido pinta y fue la bienvenida un Punter. Obviamente un habitual. Este era realmente bueno, ya que era nuestra primera visita. Había tres habitaciones diferentes, un bar con mesa de billar, TV otra donde un cantante estaba actuando y una habitación trasera obviamente para comer comidas. La casera era una señora muy feliz y nos dio la bienvenida al pub. Fuimos a escuchar a la cantante que era bastante bueno y gracioso entre canciones. No mucha gente en el pub, pero suficiente para entretener. Es muy difícil para los extranjeros a ser acogido como estábamos. En la ciudad, esto no ocurre, De vuelta en Paraíso, el nivel Patrington de buenos modales y acogedor extraños era excelente. Suficiente para nosotros para ir la próxima semana para ver el doble desde el principio. El entretenimiento para el fin de semana alineados festivo es simplemente genial. (Ver anuncio.

Bueno, qué puedo decir. Una gran mejora con nuevos propietarios pueden 2017. Gran real cervezas ale con sólo 2 libras. digno 80. Asados comienzan el domingo 21 de mayo en la calle junto con otros campos de tipo bar. . Una torta de carne £1, no te puedes equivocar. Sábado música en vivo. Esperamos establecieron un equipos de dardos. Gran jardín con reja poco para los niños.

Visitamos este pub de estilo tradicional durante nuestra estancia en el cercano parque de caravanas. El pub ha sido comprado por una nueva pareja que son reformas el pub en sí. . El propietario y casera son gente maravillosa y agradable. Hicieron nuestro fin de semana. La gente era muy amable y ee tenía algunas de las mejores risas. . Nos fuimos con la sensación de un amigo. Recomiendo totalmente su hospitalidad.

El pub es aburrida y sucia, y la comida era terrible. Sabía como venía islandesa. Esperamos 45 minutos para nuestra entrada y una media hora más para nuestra cena y aquí eran solo otra familia en el pub. La casera era muy desdichado. Ni siquiera un hola adiós o gracias

Era un buen lugar para visitar, la comida era bien grande y muy básico. Necesitaría un polvo ya que hay un montón de adornos colgantes con telarañas que cuelgan de ellos. La comida no era mucho no aspecto fresco congelado probablemente, bien para el precio. La cerveza era excelente, agradable y frío. Cubiertos estaban sucios y mesas podía hacer un poco de limpia. El personal era amable, en general un buen lugar para tomarse una cerveza.

Vamos para una copa en aquí cuando estamos en la caravana en Patrington. Precioso lugar, gente muy amable y la comida es genial para lo que pagas. El almuerzo de los domingos es una excelente relación calidad-precio y muy bien cocinado. Lo recomiendo.

We go to the Burns Head most Friday evening they have an artist every Friday night great atmosphere, lovely host Marlene & Denis

It's an olde worlde pub with horse brass and momentos - great value food and it's also excellent quality.Well worth a visit!

lovely log fire burning in the grate, even chestnuts cooking in the fire, the lager is cold and the beer is spot on. always made to feel welcome on the few occasions we have visited . real old world pub real conversation.

First visit despite living so close by... have to say the 2 meals for a tenner offer is great... good selection and all food was freshly cooked... well worth a visit

We was going in for Sunday lunch we got a shock the landlady was very ignorant and nasty so we had the 1 drink and left and found somewhere welcoming to have our lunch, the burns head isn't somewhere we will be recommending

We've been using this hostelry for 13 years, we love it and they still do real chips from real potatoes non of this frozen rubbish. We feel welcome and it's like being in your own place, the kids (30 year olds) love it too

Visited 13th June.Everyone in the pub was friendly enough but that's about it. The landlady pulled my 2nd pint of John Smiths Cask and made a complete hash of it meaning it had a head like washing up water.No-one else eating at 7pm on a Saturday night should have been a warning but we'd just arrived at the holiday cottage and wanted food at a place where we could take our dog.They had sold out of steak and ale pudding so we ordered jumbo cod £6 and chicken, ham & leek pie £5.50. The menu boasts "all our chips are homemade" equally suggesting the rest of the food is bought in and reheated. Talking of chips, one of the plates was chipped - only 2 people eating yet they could not find a couple of plates without chips in? The place mats and the condiment containers were filthy.The food prices are cheap yet barely offer value for money so give it a miss especially with there being a much better place less than 1½ miles away.Before posting this I read all the other glowing reviews and cannot belive they relate to the same Burns Head, Patrington Haven that we visited. Perhaps someone can enlighten us as to where the other one is!

We have been here a few times for food and it is always welcoming, there's plenty of character and the food is delicious and cheaply priced. I would definitely recommend this to anyone visiting Patrington and in nice weather you can sit in the beer garden next to a little pond.

Have recently discovered this place,while staying with a good friend at the nearby Country Club.What i liked about it ,is that it has a timeless character which is rare in which most pubs now sadly lack.The Burns has a great atmosphere & we were made very welcome by Marlene & Dennis who have run the place for nearly thirty years,they have a good choice of quality beers at very reasonable prices,They serve meals during the day,we have not personally tried any yet,but we have only heard good reviews from the many new people we have met.

the burns is one off those nice old pubs the land laddy and land lord are the best ,you feel at home as soon as u get thru the door all is welcome in there and the food what can i say five star not 6 star oh yes ,it is a must ,dont go to patrington with out dining there, i shall be back ,d.p.s

Nice and freindly good honest home made dishes excellent value for familys and couples the atmosphere was nice and relaxed the range of drinks was extensive and a games room good overall enjoyed it

This pub does some lovely home cooked food with fresh vegetables. Sunday lunch cost £5 for adults & £3.95 for under 12's. You have to book for sunday lunch as they only serve this 12 - 2pm and it does get full.The have a ordinary menu for during the week with 2 meals for £10 and good children's meals.My personal favourite is the steak & ale pudding which comes with fresh home cooked chips or mash with vegetables.This is a old fashioned pub which has a bar and then another room for either drinking & eating meals.It has lots of old fashioned charm.The pub is at Patrington Haven situated opposite a lovely fish pond.The pub has an outdoor seating area and a car park.This pub is suitable for all ages & is full of old fashioned nicknaks.The owners are Marlene & Dennis (he does the cooking as well as serving behind the bar when he's not cooking)