Hayburn Wyke in Scarborough

We visited the waterfall on Saturday the 27th July 24. My husband is Diebetic and his numbers was low so we decided to pop into the pub for a drink. Unfortunatly the pub was closed due to an electrical issue and the young man that was there went and got my husband and I a couple of cokes free of charge to help with his blood sugar levels. Just this kind act says everything about this pub and we will ensure on our next visit we will pop in for some food. Thank you again to the young member of staff for helping someone in need.

Two night stay for B&B. Absolutely wonderful staff, great evening and breakfast food and beer. It is an old building but the room was comfortable enough and they were generous with the tray of drinks and biscuits etc. Being in a dip they don't have 'normal' TV - it is a fairly limited SKY channel selection. Being old the inside is a little dark in places and I had to apologise to the pub dog for falling over him - black dog in dark corner. The best bits were the food and beer (Old Peculiar - my favourite) and the staff. They really could not do more to make the stay a really comfortable one. There is a nice walk down to the rocky beach and waterfall but strong footwear is advised as it is a bit of a pick your way over rocks and slippy bits to get there - well worth it though. (See picture.) A flatter walk takes you along the old railway line either to Scarborough or Ravenscar and there is also a cliff top route - with lots of steps though!

Never been anywhere better can not praise the food and place enough.the staff are excellent the owners are magnificent can't do enough for you 100 out of 100.

Called in for a quiet midweek lunch. Friendly service, excellent pub grub and a charming interior. Pub like county pubs should be. Recommend and will be back.

I had to give 1 star because it wouldn’t let me leave 0. Never been in a pub where the staff were so unfriendly and rude. What happened to warm northern hospitality? Wed had a lovely visit to the waterfall and were then forced to leave the pub (after buying a round of drinks) all because we dared to eat a sandwich from our bags. Absolutely disgraceful treatment. Not fit to run a marathon let alone a hospitality establishment. Vile.

This place has a really nice atmosphere and they cooked us a really delicious vegan meal that wasn’t even on the menu! I highly recommend this place if you are after a cosy pub meal on the Yorkshire coast! There’s also a really nice walk down to the waterfall.

Great walkers pub and a popular Sunday Lunch at the end. Great stuff! Well organised, speedy service and a good choice of beers.

Decided to go to Hayburn Wyke for my late birthday lunch. It was absolutely perfect. Beautiful setting. Really traditional Pub that hasn't been overly modernized. Very good menu with something for everyone. I went for Steak Pie and my partner had an amazing burger. Apple pie and ice cream sundae for dessert. Everything was very good, very reasonable prices especially for the quality. Friendly service. It's not a real pub without a fire in the fireplace and a dog. There were 4 dogs before we left ❤️ Will certainly be back.

If I could put 0 starts out of 5 I would , food was absolutely awful , cold , dog hairs all over the tables and chairs , your feet stuck to the ground like they just had a bunch of youths drinking and partying in there all night , don’t get me started about the manager , not only was her attitude upsetting to say the least ,but the hygiene from her was horrendous (wiping her nose with her apron) honestly wish it was the old owners still here as this place was amazing to come to , 10000 percent would not recommend do not come here !!!!!!

Very unclean and the owner was a very weirdly angry person I'd rate this a -1 out of 10 I would never return here from the experience of the owner

Walked to the Inn from Raven Hall hotel via the Cleveland Way, about 4 1/2 miles. Couldn't have been a better spot to have lunch before the 4 1/2 mile walk back to Raven Hall. We were so lucky with the weather as it was red hot. Loads of outside space to eat. Black Sheep Ale hit the spot after a gruelling walk in the heat and the food was delicious. Not the cheapest but a great friendly place to eat, drink and chill out after a walk and before the walk back. Very close to an amazing waterfall and stony beach which seems to get well used and then people come to the Inn for food and drink after seeing the views.

Wonderful, as always. We went for our evening meal on Friday and Saturday evenings. Although the pub was busy on both nights we were served quickly and the food was delicious. A lovely, comfortable, friendly traditional pub with great food in a fantastic location. Fabulously dog friendly with the resident pub dog always ensuring his 4 legged guests are comfortable.

Had a couple of pints in the day then wandered down to the waterfall. Came back and had tea there, one normal and one gluten free burger. Both weee fantastic and the cider was an excellent pint. All very reasonably priced. Would happily go back.

Stayed over night in our motorhome Free if you use the pub Lovely staff lovely atmosphere The food was delicious and reasonably priced Very dog friendly Can’t wait to return

We were staying in the area for a few occasions with family and The Hayburn Wyke was an ideal base for them all. We had been there for food and drink in 2017, during a walk on the Cinder path and down to the waterfall. We booked two rooms for two nights and felt very welcomed when checking in. The rooms initially were as expected, used by walkers, cyclists etc, so not expecting The Ritz! However on closer inspection, our room was quite dirty! The lamp bases had not been dusted, the coasters on the bedside tables still had muck on them from tea / coffee spills, there was a slate that appeared to have had food on it still in the room. Then the bathroom! The shower hose was thick with accumulated brown dirt from soap etc, the mounting for the shower head was brown and the shower head did not work correctly, also brown! The cleaner obviously needs better glasses!!! There had been a towel rail which just had one arm and no rail!!! The shaver point and light did not work. The bathroom really does need a good bit of TLC asap. Our relatives had much of the same in their room. However, we ate there on our second night and the food / drink were really good, as were the breakfasts, good and plentiful with just what you ordered the day before. All of the staff we came across were really friendly and welcoming, we would go again to eat in the future, but would not stay there, we would look for something else in the area.

This inn is in a beautiful location with gorgeous walks in the wood and close to the Cleveland Way. I had an extremely tasty bacon butter and draught beer - all gluten free! They also do bottle GF beer. Friendly staff as well. I will be going again!

We have been here before (pre Covid19) and always said we would come back for the food. This weekend we booked in with our campervan and enjoyed a fantastic meal in the restaurant. Thai salmon and stir fried veg and rice for me, prawns and noodles with stir fried veg for my husband. We even followed this with apple pie and custard and raspberries and meringue and cream! Well worth a visit and stay, whether in the hotel rooms or in the motor home car park (not much to look) but the view over the field and the visiting cows made it worth it. That and a water stand available made it worth it. 

After a walk down to the waterfall, and back up we were ready for a drink and something to eat. A wide range of ales to decide from and I picked a blonde beer which was lovely. We had a sharing platter...the onion rings ( absolutely home made) crispy and tasty with creamy mushrooms, scampi, mozzarella bites. Home cooked chips and salad and crispy baguette complemented the platter. Friendly staff, and despite it being busy we didn't have long to wait for the food. Highly recommended

Lovely little find, and we booked for 2 nights as we were walking the cinder track from Scarborough to Whitby in preparation and training for London moonwalk next month. We advised that we would be arriving late and assured that wasn't a problem as food would still be available to us. We booked in at 7 my partner, who had come straight from work, wanted to shower and change. We went down for food starters were very nice I then ordered steak (med/rare) when it came it was almost well done, I left his and only ate the veg, on clearing the table we were asked if everything was OK so I explained why I had left it- he apologised and cleared the table - we waited for the dessert menu but it never arrived as the staff were clearing up and setting up for breakfast. The staff were friendly and pleasant. We chatted with possibly the owner about the walk before going to our room. He is a very nice gentleman Rooms very basic...double beds..(who has them now) and lumpy mattress... We had breakfast (9 am only and also very well cooked and i understand that it is all a personal choice but this is only my opinion)and completed our walk sore and aching. We returned to the room to shower ....the shower was pathetic, no power at all. So we packed up and came home as we needed a bath and a good sleep. Understandably, we were still charged for 2 nights, but were not even asked if everything was ok This is on the whole a lovely find, but the accommodation does need to be brought up to date with minimum king/zip and link beds and a modern shower. It's definitely not worth £100 per night . Very busy little pub .

Fabulous old pub. Delicious food, friendly and welcoming staff, good music and very dog friendly. I would recommend it for a great night after a busy day touring the local area.

Great little find. It was a cold day, the fire was on, food was good and staff very accommodating. It worth a visit!

Here for lunch half way round a really on the Cleveland way. Good beer, great home cooked food, tomato soup in particular, and super welcoming. Not pretentious, just straight and good. If all pubs we're like this the world would be a much better place.

Decided to go last minute, We sat outside which was nice, I had lamb shank which stated served with chantenay carrots which wasn’t and just run off the mill. Frozen roast potatoes. 🙈. My partner had Rump steak requested it medium rare. This came as...

Excellent service. Especially by Deacon. very good value tasty food. Good and wide menu choices. Excellent breakfast. Lovely gardens. All the staff were very friendly. Great setting.

We had Sunday lunch here and it was very good, it is served as a carvery and there was an excellent choice of meat, veg, crispy roast potatoes and lovely Yorkshire puddings. We did manage to eat dessert too and the treacle sponge and stickly...

Stopped here for lunch which was a good half way stop on our walk. Hot beef baguette & cheese baguette served with home cooked chips & side salad, both meals absolute delish. Friendly staff as well.

This place is fantastic. The food is superb we had steak pie and scampi served with home made chips. Great service and value.

Lovely setting, pleasant friendly staff, unfortunately not matched with the food. The carvery says served from 12.00 and you would expect it to be at least still warm enough if not hot at 12.15 when we went to get it. This was not the case,...

We loved this pub, such a great atmosphere. We were lucky to get a table for 6, but the lunch time rush was just coming to an end. We all ordered baguettes of various fillings, all came with salad and a pile of home made...

We had done a walk along the coast and passed through this place on our way back to the car. It looked great and was busy so decided to drive back to have Sunday lunch. There is plenty of room outside and easily found a...

The location is superb. We walked down through the woods to the beach and waterfall before walking back up to the inn. The staff were were very friendly and helpful. The beer was lovely and the food was excellent. I had mussels which were cooked...

I’m happy to allow places some slack for being understaffed or busy but this restaurant was just really poor in its organisation and service. Took newly an hour and a half between ordering 2 burgers and a bacon sandwich and the food being delivered. A...

Visited today Pleasant beer garden Menu still living in pre Covid times Had scampi which was poor quality and over cooked Husband had prawn baguette which was served in a card board tray Chips over cooked Oh my goodness other places have sorted themselves out...

Food and outdoor areas super. Welcome by the lady at front of house very unpleasant. Not even a thank you for our order. Staff shake up needed, avoid until then.

Good beer, ok pub grub… waiter spilt a drink all over one of our friends… no compensation offered. Generally friendly place with good social distancing in place.

We have been here many times but this time changes had been made to the Parking. We sat out side with our dogs and went in to order. I asked if we could leave our car in the pub car park after buying lunch and...

A delightful outdoor spot with very spacious beer garden close to Rail Trail and not far from Coastal path. A good stop for beer when out walking.

I know it’s really tough for pubs and restaurants at the moment and the have all my sympathy’s but if it’s not good it’s just not good. Four of us sat down for a meal outside on a sunny day and place looks cool. Our...

Had a superb meal (Noodles & Prawns) at a very reasonable price. Best pint I have had in months. So good we came back for lunch the next day and shared a fish finger sandwich. Far too much for one..!! Great place and would highly...

Visited today although we have been many times before . Food and service was excellent . Three of us and two dogs visited and felt very welcome . Always come here when we are over that way . Regarding the measures for social distancing etc...

Great pub with excellent food, drinks and atmosphere. All Covid 19 measures in place and operating as they should - everything is fully socially distanced and all the staff and customers seem to be having a great time. Highly recommended!

Not the easiest place to find, but worth the trouble. Varied menu, and food nicely prepared and tasty. Service on the evening was a little slow, but in their defence, it was quite busy. Another place that is dog friendly, so if your in the...

Hi, we came yesterday evening for a family meal (from Middlesbrough). I would just like to say what a lovely friendly venue. From arriving the lady who greeted us (I think she was the landlady) was very friendly, all the staff were & the cute...

Called in for lunch after staggering back up the steps after visiting the waterfall and the beach. Will definitely call again plenty of parking good food and drink excellent service. All covid 19 precautions in operation.

Covid restrictions in place, but totally ignored by customers and staff. A couple of serious dog fights in the beer garden. One man was bitten stroking a stranger's dog - not the dog's fault maybe. Not a place for a quiet drink! Decaffeinated (packet) coffee...

Good to see that this popular pub is open and well set up with CV procedures. A lovely garden for sitting for a drink. Can get busy.

As we did not reach the waterfall, it was a steep walk. We had food and a drink in the pub. The staff were very friendly. Food was great as litebites go and fairly ample so a main meal would certainly be filling.

Have visited several times, especially lovely in the summer when you can sit outside, winter is also nice because of the log fire. Food has always been spot on every time we have visited.

The Steak Pie was lovely, plenty of it and lovely chips and veg. Nice place to go and a lovely log fire. It could do with decorating and some new curtains up to modernise it, but otherwise nice place.

The Hayburn Wyke Inn never fails to deliver a warm welcome and a great meal. We visited on a wintry November evening when the pub was quiet. The fire was roaring and the resident dogs, as ever, greeted us at the door and showed us...

Our return trip for an evening meal, they never fail to please. Food and atmosphere were both great, we will return in the near future.

We made a special trip to the pub on Saturday evening, was so looking forward to a lovely meal, as it's always so nice. Turned up and the car park was absolutely full of motor bikes parked all over the place, thank god the emergency...

This pub is just off the Cinder trail - we had a lovely sunday lunch here, it gets busy so go early, but there are plenty of seating inside and out. You can walk to the beach from here - ask for directions.

After a long walk on the coastal path to see The Hayburn Wyke Hotel among the treesis such a welcome sight! We just had lunch here this time but have also stayed heremany times in past years. Lunch and Beer outside in the sunny gardens was very good and will visit many more times in future I hope

While staying in a cottage in Burniston we decided to take the advice in the visitor book and visit the Hayburn Wyke Inn for our evening meal. The Inn had a lovely friendly atmosphere and there were tables outside where you could enjoy the beautiful country setting. The food was amazing, good quality ingredients, beautifully cooked and big portions. It was soo good we went back a few times and tried quite a few different menu items and were never disappointed.For those who have a furry friend with them on holiday the Inn is also dog friendly. It is a lovely place to go for a family meal, or a just a nice drink in beautiful surroundings.

Lovey place lovely atmosphere, is start of the cinder (old railway track) back up the walk which is much heavier going on costal path. Noticed bat boxes in woods 1/4 mile down. Would recommend

Today (27th May 2019) we visited the Hayburn Wyke with a large group of friends. Included in the group was my son who uses an electric wheelchair. Having visited the pub on a number of occasions, we knew that access had to be by one of the side doors. Upon approaching one of the bar staff I explained that my son wanted to come inside and was waiting outside. The person stated rather brusquely they were busy and that the entrance was blocked by a food delivery. After chasing, the food delivery was removed by a staff member. After stating we needed a ramp the staff member returned after consulting original person at the bar, stating that they didn’t have ramp. I returned to the bar to express my disgust, this was greeted with total indifference and no apology, as to why they could not provide access to a wheelchair user. Meanwhile my son had been left outside in the cold (it was a cool day). As we had already bought our drinks and our friends were arriving by walking along the railway track, we had no choice but to sit outside.This is clearly a matter of discrimination against the disabled both in terms of attitude and physical access. There is no excuse, a ramp should have been made available.I am very tempted to write to the brewery “Black Sheep” expressing my concern that their products are being sold in a pub with a possible discrimination problem.

We popped in for lunch en route from a Ravenscar to Cloughton walk. Luckily we got there at 12 prompt to get a lovely table outside surrounded by woodland as within 10 minutes the beer garden was full!

We parked in the hayburn Inn car park and made our way down to boulder beach. Its not a long walk down through the woodland but steep in places, the water fall is nice too and we explored the rocky shore line, the walk back up is a little challenging but OK as once back up we had a well earned drink in the Inn, the food that was on offer smelt great but we didn't eat as we had to get back to Filey,

This is the only place to stop for food on the nine mile section of the coast path south of Ravenscar. It is four miles south of Ravenscar.

Mother's day treat outing. The menu was very limited for a veggi so I asked what the soup was and was told it was leek and potato, so I ordered it. When it came it was brown which I though was odd. Turned out to be a bowl of mushroom soup, which is the last thing on earth that I would order because I am illegic to mushrooms. I only had a few spoonfuls but I am in chronic pain. I explained to the barmaid that it was mushrooms which I am illegic too and got a laugh. The rest of the food was bland and basic. Don't eat there, they might totally ruin your day and cause you chronic pain too.

My wife & i are in Scarborough about once a month and stop off for a bite to eat. The Hayburn Wyke is very dog friendly, Monty & Billy head straight for the bar as soon as they are out of the car. The Sunday carvery is excellent value and really good quality. The Beer is always excellent ( Black Sheep ). Staff are excellent and good humoured even on a summers day when hungry walkers are queing out of the door.

Called into here at the halfway point on a walk from Cloughton Wyke to Hayburn Wyke and back.

Stopped here with some friends after a long bike ride. We arrived 25 minutes after the kitchen had finished serving. Despite this the chef happily agreed to do us some food. We had hot beef baguettes and drinks. The food was lovely. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. Definitely recommend. Thank you.

On a wet and blustery winters day a hardy half of our birthday group set off along the spectacular coastal path to meet the other half, who took the easier and considerably drier option, of driving to the Inn, for Sunday lunch. Fabulously kept hand pulled beer, roaring fires and a magnificent, freshly cooked for us, carvery; with all the trimmings and home made sauces. At a proper Yorkshire price with proper Yorkshire portions.

This is a well positioned pub on both the Cleveland Way footpath and the Cinder Track, (disused railway line). Open good hours with a good selection of food and beer and seating both inside and out. Can be busy at popular times.

We really enjoyed a couple of meals here recently. The food was excellent, tasty and fresh. Dogs are welcome. We will definitely return.

I have been here a few times and every time I am met with friendly staff that are very helpful. The food here is really nice home cooked traditional, definitely leave room for a pudding! There is plenty of seating outside in the beer gardens. The road down to The Hayburn Wyke is a bit of a hair pin and steep so watch how you go! but its definitely worth it! The toilets have always been very clean which is another plus point, the only downside I will say is their website could do with a bit of TLC and there isn't a menu section on there. I cannot give a review on this as a B&B; as I have never stayed here overnight.

It’s off the beaten track but just off a dismantled railway and close to the coastal path. It’s a lovely old building - very nice inside. Great beer garden - a really idyllic spot. Decent range of beer. We didn’t eat so can’t comment on the food. Highly recommended as part of a great walks in the area.

Walked up from Cloughton on the old railway line on a recent sunny Saturday afternoon.

This pub is miles away from anywhere, however it is on the Cleveland Way and Cinder Track as well as near its own bay with waterfall. This makes ait a great base for walking and getting back to nature. Easily accessed by car it has a large car Pak. The pub is the typical country pub and still has lots of original features. It serves a good variety of drinks and has both a bar snack menu and a simpme mains menu. The food is good job e cooked food. It's worth a trip out.

Visited here with my family (9 of us) on the 1st July 2018 and wow what a place! Beautiful pub in a beautiful place. The staff were very friendly and the pub dog (black lab) was very friendly and enjoyed a far few head pats and ear scatches and maybe a chip or 2 and the food was mouth-wateringly divine! 10/10! And it’s the best place for children too with a large expanse of grass and a football goal and just through the trees (still in view of parents though) is a cute little woodland park for the kids to go crazy on. I have an ADHD/ASD child and I find going to pubs can be a huge challenge but this place was perfect! The first time I’ve ever been able to just let him run round freely and not have to worry and can also enjoy my meal happily and in peace! Haha! I wish there were more pubs that catered to children like this place does! All in all the perfect pub for adults and children with beautiful food. We’ll defiantly be back when we visit again in the summer!!

Great pub food and excellent Sunday carvery Pays to book the Carvery to guarantee a table in dining area, There are tables in the bar and outside seating. Its in a great setting right by the old Scarborough Whitby Railway line and has a kids play area.

I always pass Hayburn Wyke so thought I'd give it a go. Rang ahead to reserve a table as it was a busy sunny Saturday evening. We didn't really need to as there was plenty of space when we arrived. The first thing that struck me was just how noisy the place was to say there weren't really that many people in! I think some were using the bar & watching football. We sat anyway & browsed the menu. A very good selection & also a good specials board. I'd assumed we'd go to the bar to order but a lady came over to ask what we would like. Took a long while for the starters to be brought out. Had the fried brie which was well worth the wait and the definitely one of the best I'd had! The young waitress did come to take away plates whilst one of our party was still finishing off which was a little awkward but mains were out before we could even blink. The portion sizes are huge! The double burger looked incredible & even my Husband couldn't finish it. Unfortunately my lamb shank was quite dry. Nice to have the veg cooked to perfection though. Came to nearly £55 for the 3 of us for starters & mains which I did think was quite steep as we'd not had drinks. I don't think we'll be back for a while as plenty of others to try in the area but we do recommend the place if you're nearby.

After a long walk (my iPhone app said 7 miles and the sign outside said 8.5 miles) we arrived at our target pub.

We went with our 8 year old daughter and dog after a long walk. It was my birthday and this place was recommended by someone we got talking to on the beach. We weren't disappointed. We were made very welcome immediately by the lovely bar staff. There was a nice roaring open fire and it had a very relaxed atmosphere. The place is very dog friendly with the owners own 3 dogs giving us a friendly welcome (just don't throw the stick. You'll be there all day!) Lexie the black lab was lovely.

We visited on one of the coldest Sundays in the year. The pub has old world charm and a couple of open fires which were very welcoming. It’s located off the cinder track which is the route of a disused railway running from Scarborough to Whitby which makes a great alternative to the coastal path which is quite hilly.

We telephoned ahead to ask if we could bring Stanley. The phone call was unhelpful and the landlady quite dismissive. Lovely location even in February. The menu was limited. The staff were quite indifferent to our presence and were totally unhelpful. The mixed grill was ok but the meal was spoilt by a bad atmosphere. We felt we were intruding. We were not asked if we had enjoyed our meal and no pleasantries were passed. Upon settling the bill we were not thanked for payment! Manners cost nothing!!!

We stopped here on a circular walking route for lunch, the pub was busy but the staff were unhelpful, full of locals who obviously didn't like visitors. Food was a very mediocre cheese sandwich in a white baguette, chips were good. Not a lot of choice in the area for a lunch stop just don't expect a lot.

We stumbled across this place whilst taking a walk with our 2 boys and dog. Very friendly and dog friendly too. We sat outside whilst the boys had a run around outside then went in when our food was ready. Lovely home cooked food. Inside you really do feel like you are totally out in the sticks. We loved this place and will shall return . They had an open fire place inside and I bet that is beautiful in the winter.

Family light lunch, good range of meals available & well priced, good range of beers, wines, spirits as well as tea & coffee.

After a walk through the woods and to the small waterfall on the beach we enjoyed a couple of drinks in a traditional inn with lots of character. The staff were extremely friendly and attentive. A delightful setting and pleased we did not miss it.

Came here to visit the waterfall and it did not dissapoint.

This was a nice day and most were sat outside admiring the gardens and the surrounding trees. Inside there is plenty of room and looking at the menu, this place is very good for lunch or dinner. The service was good. We shared a tuna sandwich and its just as well as there was plenty for both of us. A very relaxing place.

Plenty of parking. Brilliant walk down to the beach to see the waterfalls and have a picnic. Saw some lovely fossils too. There is a pub there too and it looks like it serves great food. We were geocaching with the national trust and had a really fun time. Wooded to the beach so dogs can be off leashes, well signposted. There are livestock in some fields either side of the walk so leash your dog then.

A great dog friendly pub with loads of parking and a good walk in the area.

He estado viniendo aquí durante muchos años como mis padres es propietaria de una casa de vacaciones en la localidad. Tuvimos mi madre y mi padre y el perro con nosotros, así que pensamos que este sería un buen lugar para ir. Theakstons y ovejas negras cervezas para los chicos y J 20 para las mujeres. Todos teníamos sopa casera y un bocadillo, excepto mi madre que tenía una patata chaqueta con champiñones en una salsa de crema. La comida era fantástica (como la cerveza) y mi madre incluso administrado treacle esponja y natillas. La sopa de puerro y patata era o de zanahoria y cilantro. Bonito y concurrido lugar con una actitud amable perro. Bien merece una visita cuando esté en la zona.

Jardín precioso y una gran parada en un día soleado si caminando en la ruta de la costa o el tren en desuso. En invierno también

Lo que un pequeño país pub paseo de la cascada que cae en la playa (muy rocoso) el camino es empinado en lugares sin duda volvería 😀

Have been coming here for many years for their legendary steak pie, usually walking up and back to build up an appetite. We visited on a bank holiday teatime and ordered steak pie again. However, the portion size was considerably smaller than ever before and certainly not worth the £9.95 price tag. There were enough chips and a small amount of veg (but the veg wasn't very warm). The gravy was very thin and again, not to the usual standard. The meat in the pie was very salty.If this had been my first visit, I would probably not go back, but I hope this was just a blip, and that normal portion size and quality is resumed next time.

Pub& staff pleasant Food was plentiful but the carrots & broccolli were still partially frozen when we tried to eat the meal. Explained to barstaff when we were asked if we had enjoyed the meal,who immediately tested them with her fingers.

A hidden quiet cove, stones/pebbles beach and a waterfall. Listen undisturbed to the sound of the waves, in a beautiful scenery...recommended! Make sure not to get lost on your way back to the Inn :-)

We had a walk from Ravenscar to Hayburn Wyke bay and did not think we were in the right place, forgot map!However, we stumbled across the sign for the bay and not too far away afterwards stumbled over the pub!!!Had a couple of lovely baguettes and chips to die for!Hubby really enjoyed the Black Sheep.Nice walk back along the old railway line.

Stumbled across the pub on a walk along the "cinder track" - a disused railway line from Scarborough to Whitby (we had walked south from Ravenscar) Called in for a welcome pint of real ale and lunch - a very pleasant stop.

Arrived later in the afternoon and missed the lunch sitting but decided to stay for a drink and have our meal at 5.00 pm instead.The wait for the food was worth while, it was well presented, piping hot and tasty. I had a steak and my wife had a pie, the prices were reasonable and the ale great. The place could do with a bit of TLC but staff were friendly and let us run a tab until we left and walked back down the dis-used railway track back to our holiday cottage.

This is a great place to stop off if you are doing The Cleveland Way, and worth a visit anyway as there are many walks and access to the beach where a lovely waterfall spills out. There is a good choice of meals and vege options - the plates are enormous and have a generous selection and portion of well cooked vegetables which is always a plus in my book. Good quality pub fare. Very friendly staff too.

Came here for a party and decided to stay the night...we had a meal in the bar which was very nice..had deep fried brie and partner had haddock and chips, I had Seabass both very nice.The room was spacious and had a good selection of tea and coffee. Although the cream was off...the things which disappointed me was the toilet which had not been cleaned and had sorry 'poo' splashed all inside it .....not really acceptable also the toilet roll was the cheapest you could get. There was no shelf for putting toiletries ..The breakfast was nice. Would stay again but the cleaning needs to be better .

Stopped here for a cup of tea after walking down the Cinder Track from Ravenscar. Very nice atmosphere and very friendly staff, as you would expect in this area! After a good sized mug of tea to fortify us, we headed off down the path to the beach to see the waterfall. Just in to the cow pasture at the back, we were joined by a very friendly labrador cross who took it upon herself to show us the way, provided we entertained her with sticks that she bought and a ball she had hidden away!The beach is a stone/pebble beach and quietly situated out of the way. A waterfall drops onto the beach at the back from the hillside. A very nice spot - with to without an adopted 4 legged friend!On returning to the pub we discovered our guide belongs to the pub, so you may also be entertained with a canine guide on your visit!Food looks good, though we did not eat here but carried on our way. Would like to return soon, but not sure about the road down from the main road - looks very steep, narrow and has a switchback in it giving a very steep bend on the way back up!

Lovely walks/trails Beautiful pub/bb Nice place to stop before or after walkingGreat play area Lovely gardens to sit and eat/drinkDogs welcome in the pub Short walk from pub is a beautiful waterfall and stunning sea views Lovely walk down to waterfall Some parts are steep and could be slippery if wet We went on a hot day so not slippery but quite steep in parts There are steps to climb down and at the bottom the beach is all rocks not sand but very beautiful on a sunny day with blue sea We had a fabulous family day out Dogs welcome at the hay burn innGreat food at good prices Family and dog friendly Wonderful place

We came here as saw it was on a walk to a bay with a waterfall. The weather was wet so we went in for lunch. Nice ales on tap and also very reasonably priced food. Portions were good and I had the hot roast beef baguette...packed full of chunky beef. 4 1/2yr old had chicken nuggets and chips...nice size for him and well priced. He has a mini meltdown (due to long drive here from home) and staff gave him toys etc which was really nice. To those saying it's grubby and dirty...staff cleaned tables immediately after they were vacated and it's an old style pub...nice and cosy and what pubs should be like in our eyes. Lots of walkers and cyclists were there too.