Lythe Village Shop in Scarborough

Great shop cakes amazing pie incredible will be coming back soon just don’t walk from sandsend to get here you have to go up a steep hil

We stayed at the campsite so the shop became a place we regularly visited. The shop stocks all local produce jams, chutneys breads etc and sell the most amazing homemade cakes for a very reasonable price compared what we normally pay in the Lake District. The staff were so lovely and welcoming. We were surprised to see it open Sunday so we could stock up on some Quiche and cakes and bread for our journey home. Such a lovely addition to the special little village. We will be back in the very near future xx

A group of us had been walking from Whitby to Lythe and got caught in a thunder storm. We arrived at the Communities Shop very wet and so in need of a cup of tea and cake! This shop fitted the bill completely with delicious cake and stones etc on show. Unfortunately there was no sitting in facilities so the lady took pity on us and went outside and dried off tables and chairs, put cushions out and put the parasol up to keep the rain off. The whole teams were so kind and helpful, nothing was too much trouble. They kept coming out in the rain to make sure we had everything we needed. Then we asked the young guy about buses to take us back to Whitby and he so kindly looked on his app and found out exactly what time the next bus was due and pointed us in the direction of the bus shelter. I cannot thank everyone enough.

What a gem this shop is. The best place in Whitby for cakes hands down. We have tried the Victoria sponge, rockie road, lemon and coconut, caramel slice, and chocolate slab. All were amazing and reasonably priced (compared to other places in Whitby). The variety of cakes changes throughout the week as well, so there's always something new to try. They also sell things like fresh baked quiche and pies, Bothams cakes and biscuits, as well as general goods. The ladies in the shop are always lovely, and I know some are volunteers. This is now our weekly treat stop off.

Visited this little shop whilst staying in Lythe. Ladies working in the shop were lovely and sooo friendly. We bought what we needed and bought some pies and pieces of cake that had been baked that morning. It was gorgeous! The pork pies were amazing. Prices were so cheap, would pay twice the amount at home I am sure. A real treasure of a shop in a beautiful little village.

This is a fantastic community run shop in Lythe village. Really handy if you are staying on the camp site at the rear of the Stiddy. We have camped there many times. The shop has a tea garden at the back. They do good breakfast sandwiches to eat in or take out, ideal if you're camping. They also have a good selection of local produce, bread, bacon, cooked meats, bread, pies & cakes. I can highly recommend this gem of a shop,run by volunteers.

Had two lovely scones in here and latte and tea. Bought a lot to take to Marske with us. Smashing little place with such friendly people. A credit to all your hard work

absolutely outstanding the food was hot service was great and not badly priced. Definitely call again and recommend.

Well stocked shop with a lot of delicious home made cakes and pastries. Bacon and sausage buns were superb. Brilliant and friendly service. Ordered a paper there to be picked up each day and this worked like clockwork. All staff are volunteers. Great place and huge asset to the area.

This shop and Cafe is run by volunteers from the village and is a wonderful hub. The service is simply outstanding, they could not do enough. Two excellent Americanos, two bacon sandwiches and the cakes to take away for the beach are very good. As for the price, you literally could not believe how reasonable they are. And a gorgeous spot at the back, a sun trap if ever there was one. Try it!

Poor service for the amount of staff working at one time. Also food prices are extortionist for the amount you are given I.e the toasties are as thin as a piece of paper!

Open on Sundays Large selection of groceries. Also a post office. Friendly service. Handy for the local caravan and campsite

Called off here en route to Whitby. This is obviously the hub of the village, so very busy but we were served quickly. Coffee and tea perfectly acceptable. Cake a bit dry. Scone okay. Unfortunately, one of us went to use their customer lavatory to discover a filthy mop sticking out of the toilet bowl. Apparently they were bleaching it. The mop that is. IN the toilet bowl. I'll leave it there but Victoria Wood and Julie Walters would have got great mileage out of this one!

lovely community shop.discover the history of shop then judge not been community there be no lovely shop or tea room like this it's beautiful fresh pastry cakes breads daily. fresh produce at tea shop wonderful tea .all products sourced locally too .it's a must visit support local shop very helpful staff too ..

Just been here on recommendation for a cream tea and wish I hadn't bothered ! Coffee was cold ,and the woman was giving me cheap naff spray cream not clotted cream as advertised until I stopped her and said dont bother I'll have coffee cake and then that was dry and tasteless!! Then to top it all the man on the till tries to over charge me !Save your money folks .

Called for coffee well the guy was trying to make us some coloured water the same guy made it the time before. t This is his Barista skill.Put 2 cups over the coffee dispenser. When asked no wonder it was water he said he would put through twice. I said no way and walked out . Warning dont ask for coffee.

Went in at 4.28pm for one item and they were not willing to serve me as they closed at 4.30pm. Poor service. Do they not want custom from locals?

Having driven past,many times, en route to Whitby we hadn't taken any notice,however, a desperate need for tea drove us through the door. What a treat,friendly locals to serve and a selection of locally baked pies,cakes and sausage rolls. A pot of tea holding 6 cups was only £3.00 a real bargain!The small attached shop had almost anything that you would need and we made several purchases at prices which were almost supermarket level.Well done the Lythe community for keeping this business going.

This is a great community shop and Post Office which also doubles as a tea room. Good menu and good service with a very pleasant tea garden at the bar for good weather

A quintessential little village shop- a deli, fresh bakes form local bakery, speciality preserves and lots lots more, even a selection of gifts. I always look forward driving past the shop to make a stop to stock up on some extra treats and being served by lovely people who would bend over backwards to help. Well done to all involved.

We did not shop but there seems to be a good range of products. We had a snack and drink in the new terrace at the back. The food was lovely and such low prices. Very welcoming

Ran by volunteers, the prices in this community shop are hard to beat. Serves hot and cold food, drinks or village essentials.

Very cheerful and friendly volunteers running a community village shop and tea room. We had basic and cheap sandwiches and tea. There's a handy free carpark opposite. Just up the hill from Sandsend and a lot cheaper.