The Sewerby Grange in East Riding of Yorkshire

Well run park, zoo and gardens by East Riding Council. The Grange is worth looking around and the park and gardens were excellent with some amazing displays of flora. At £9.50 per person ( discounted if you pre-book on line ) it was inexpensive too.

What a wonderful place to visit, lovely gardens, a small zoo, activities for children, cafe and a wonderful house to look round. Owned by the Council and it is a massive credit to them. The gardens are very well maintained and quite splendid, the Monkey Puzzle trees are the largest in Europe I was told, quite magnificent. There is also within the walked garden a nursery where you can buy plants at very low prices grown by their own gardeners. There is an entrance fee, well worth it for everything there is to see and do there, take a picnic and spend the whole day.

Tucked away behind the property. Friendly staff. Just a bit confusing when it is open so call ahead.

We went for the first time after years of looking as we passed and were very happy with our experience. The young man serving, despite being over run with other tasks for the hotel, couldn't have been more polite and helpful. I wanted Chardonnay but they only Pinot Gigot and he took it almost personally that he wasn't able to provide what I had asked for. The starters were beautiful and very well presented and the pizzas - cooked onsite in a wood fired oven were delicious (and large). We ordered a side of chips to share which was not necessary as the pizzas were filling enough - and they offered a take home service for left overs. Would definitely go again.

Coming in from Bridlington on the left as one enters Sewerby Village. Well set back from the main road with ample parking. Old very large house now a hotel. Not the best of receptions in that greeted by a staff member who just gave us the key, told us the room number and that was that. Room good with all amenities and views out to sea. Toilet and shower a bit of a squash, more room needed. Complete contrast to arrival in that breakfast was excellent. Staff very friendly, helpful and accommodating. I enjoyed the visit and would definitely come again.

From the time of arrival to leaving all the staff were brilliant including the owner who happens to be the chef !!!

Food was excellent Room spotless Stayed over as our daughter had her wedding reception here. Could not have asked for more 5* Well done Darren / mum and staff

Lovely food and surroundings. Very friendly staff and obliging to special request for wine. Will definitely visit more regularly.

We booked this hotel as a base for a family visit at Christmas,previous reviews were a bit hit and miss so We thought we would jot down our honest thoughts about the property. It is a lovely period building which still retains a lot of period features unfortunately these include carpet and decorations with the entrance and stairway to rooms looking particularly tired. The staff on the whole were helpful and polite and despite being almost empty at this time of year seemed interested in their guests. We had a King room which was tired but spacious and it has to be said We slept much better than we usually do in an hotel thanks to the very comfortable bed, however as a previous reviewer commented a good nights sleep is helped by unplugging the fridge in the wardrobe as it makes an unholy row. Breakfast was good and the restaurant was pleasant with plenty of character overall the property is OK but is no more than a guest house or B&B. We would probably have found nothing negative to say had it been priced accordingly however we regularly use hotels when travelling and pay on average £120 to £130 per night with breakfast for a 4* hotel and get the usual benefits such as a bar, reception and room service all lacking at Sewerby Grange but the room rate was still £115 per night. Fine for reasonable hotel but not for an average B&B and there are any number of them with the same facilities and much closer to the town for almost half the price. So in our verdict is its OK but expect to pay hotel prices to stay in an average B&B would we stay again probably not as an hotel room is like any other purchase the cost should represent the value of the product

I rarely put negative reviews on here but after writing to Sewerby Grange twice without a reply, I feel that this time I must air my views. I along with a party of ladies went to the bistro to celebrate my birthday in July. The staff were appalling, rude and offhand. Our table was 'that one there', no one came to ask if we would like starters or drinks and we felt we were been rude when we asked at the bar for some service. The food was terrible, overcooked pasta and steak, food was served cold on hot plates. The lasagne was perhaps the worst I have ever had - cold in the middle and floating in a cream cheese sauce YUK. If only they could have been bothered to reply to my letters and emails, might have given them another chance.

Well where to start! Pizza and Pasta night, dirty glasses, crockery and cutlery in a wooden shed! Bar staff were offhand treated us as if we were a nuisance wanting to be served inferior drinks at hiked prices. As for the ladies lavatory nothing short of a porta cabin, cobwebs and flies adorned the windows and walls. Certainly won't be returning.

Caught the 'Land Train' from Bridlington to Sewerby and was very impressed by the site, beautiful house, gardens and small zoo along with cafe ... train ran every half hour, very polite friendly young man on the gate who gave a good discription of site, great views from the cliff ... will visit again

We 6 have been here 2 times now.We all had different meals. All very good and hot. .The dining room was o.k. The young girl was friendly and helpful.All in all very good The block paving is in need of a much over due cleen ,It lets the Grange down,Its the first thing you see..Thanks to all the staff, We will be back.

Was shocked to see the deterioration in this place from 2 years ago. The dining area is no longer smart with white linen, flowers and sparkling cutlery and glassware...but totally lacking in basic presentation. The cutlery was dirty and covered in finger prints. The glassware likewise. The staff seem untrained. I just wanted to walk out but was persuaded by the rest of the party to stay. The food was average except for the meat which was excellent. The cloakroom was dated with pink basins (1 cracked) and wooden toilet seats. Not especially clean. We spent 80 pounds on a party of 4 and feel we could have spent it better elsewhere. We will not return.

Eat early and you get superb meals and really good prices. Restaurant is not open on every night so ring in advance. We actually stayed here for 3 nights as it has 6 or 7 rooms. Family run will help with anything. SUPERB ALL ROUND. Excellent position and near model village, sewerby hall and gardens .

Fue una noche muy cálida y agradable, así que decidí sentarme fuera y aprovechar la oferta happy hour para pizza/pasta. Compartimos un delicioso plato de champiñones ajo - probablemente el mejor que he tenido. Un poco más de pan hubiera sido bienvenido a secarlo los zumos deliciosos.

Lugar pintoresco preciosa en Sewerby, bastante reales y un menú que te mantiene regresando. Nos encanta la Grange de langosta y hacer una ensalada de langosta y fresa, así como el mejor Thermidor que he probado. Un lugar donde es necesario realizar reserva.

La casa no vimos ya que no estaba lista para los visitantes, pero le cuesta £7 - 50 para entrar fuimos al zoo que está la localidad, pero realmente nos encantó. Aves cerdos llamas cabras.

Great day out for all. House and Amy Johnson exhibition especially good. Fantastic gardens and a little zoo which is definitely a hit with the little ones. Great walks. Do go - it's a fantastic day out whatever your age.

I rarely give a 5* rating but this time I had to.We were a party of 37 - the tennis club annual dinnerThe food was absolutely excellentThe staff bent over backwards to be helpful and kind ensuring the evening went very smoothly.Our vegetarians and vegans were catered for.A fabulous evening - thank you!

We had a large room but there are some that are bijou.Good decor and well lit...unusual for a hotel.Small problem with a windy night and sash windows banging but not the hotel's fault.Fine dining in the restaurant still a reasonable price against London prices.

We came to this place for a nice meal as a family, had a drink dropped on us and had a rude you boy with multiple piercings be very awkward with us. When bringing us our food he didn't even tell us what they were and practically put the food in my face before placing on the table. Very poor staff service and was a very moody and inattentive member of staff... will not be attending again.

During our stay at Sewerby Grange, we ate in the restaurant in the grange as well as in the Bistro. The Bistro which is behind the manor house and specializes in pasta and pizza is an affordable restaurant with decent food and huge portions. The restaurant proper is brilliant! The owners opened it mid-week especially for a family dinner, since there were six of us who had converged for a reunion. Every dish cooked by the talented chef and owner Darren was superb. The Lobster Thermidor received top marks. Co-owner Amanda was a wonderful and thoughtful server. In the final analysis, including much pricier meals in London and Edinburgh, this was the best we had during our three-week trip to the UK.

Went with the family, weather was great, so walked all around the park and gardens, it is so pretty, so really fantastic tall monkey tree's. Loads to see for children and keep them happyThe walled garden is really pretty and a must see.The zoo is really good for little ones and don't forget the deer park.The clock cafe serves excellent coffee & cakes and not expensive at allYou need a full day to visit the hall, then take the little train back to Bridlington.

Very special place. From the second you walk through the door you are made to feel very welcome. The food quality is exceptional and caters for all pallets. Very spacious and set within the beautiful village of sewerby this place dosent disappoint. It's also a 5 min walk onto the cliff top and near to other attractions

Arranged a meal here as it suited for Mums 80th. Took a risk as all arranged via email.They catered for my party of 18 including vegetarian. The meal was excelent as was the venue. Very helpfull staff, couldnt have asked for more.10/10

Booked for my parents and family a meal to celebrate their Diamond Anniversary. Taken care of from walking in the door to us leaving. The meal was gorgeous thoroughly enjoyed it. Thank you Sewerby Grange for adding to a special day with a lovely meal. Ann

I have eaten a meal in the main restaurant with a group and was very pleased with the service and the food offered. I have also had pizza in the facility behind the main restaurant. I was less impressed with the pizza. It was not terrible but it lacked a certain authenticity of flavour.

A cold day so was great to warm up with a cup of coffee. My wife had some lovely home made soup and a bun. I had cheese toasties and a great piece of chocolate cake. Great staff !!

great place real enjoyed it . loved it the garden are great and the zoo so lovley' so cheap for all what u see

Now this is were if you are a couple or families you can spend a full day .you have the fields to picnic on golf a zoo and cafe and a museum and bowling green .It's a marvellous park and worth every penny it has a large car park and toilets and magnificent views of Bridlington Bay .

A word of caution: this page for reviewing the restaurant at the Sewerby Grange Hotel seems to have got intertwined with photos and the odd review of Sewerby Grange itself. Sewerby Grange is nearby but it is not the place we visited, maybe check out the hotel review page for more accurate photos (sadly we didn't take any or I would have attached them to this review).The restaurant at the Sewerby Grange Hotel was an ideal place for a relaxing midweek lunch. We have dined here a number of times when we have been in the area, most recently yesterday when six of us went for lunch for a family get together. Plenty of choice on the menu at the set price of just £10.95 for 2 courses and, incredibly, £11.95 for 3!Being 'senior' in age we could only manage 2 courses so opted for main course and pudding. Everyone agreed that the food was just right: main courses were freshly cooked, piping hot, well presented with vegetables, potatoes and sauces/gray all served separately so that you could have as much or as little as your appetite allowed.Desserts were delicious with mum saying it was the best banoffee pie she had ever tasted. Excellent service throughout from a very competent lady who took all our needs and dietary requirements in her stride. Thank you, Stanley Grange Hotel & Restaurant for a lovely relaxing lunch.

the place is better after re-furb the grange and gardens are well worth a visit there are some nice walks around the place

A lovely place to visit at a modest fee. Entrance fee includes the House, gardens & little zoo. The house is well maintained & you can either have a guided tour or just wander round in your own time. There are lovely gardens to walk around & plenty of seating to relax for a while & admiring the view out to sea. The tea room does a nice selection of cakes & a few hot meals. There is indoor & outside seating. There are only a few gifts available to buy but there is a candle shop where you can make your own candle. The zoo is small but still a nice little extra at no extra cost. There are Lemurs, monkeys, Penguins. llamas alpacas & pigs. Also goats & several birds & parrots. We enjoyed our visit to the House, gardens 7 zoo very much. it is well worth a visit.

Enjoyed the sea food platter today. Tasty Melon starter & Lemon cheesecake for desert. Service well organised, however waiting staff need to smile. Restaurant & Hotel looking a little tired and could do with redecorating.

Beautiful hotel in beautiful surroundings and lovely evening meals. Not really much more to say - well worth the money spent and will happily indulge in more visits.

Booked in during the afternoon .. was told they could fit us in however when we got the the 'bistro' had a sign saying full .There was just us and 1 other table with no more bookings .. this due I think to a wedding party in the function area.Young girl who served us was great however food was like stepping back to the 80s .. it was tasty but really not what people would be looking for .Would not visit again to be honest

My wife and I have had the pleasure of dining here on many occasions and indeed it is a pleasure. The food is first rate the chef certainly knows how to produce top quality fayre There is also a good selection of drinks available which is always a bonus. The grange is also a beautiful building in a beautiful location we never tire of the setting. We have always been made very welcome there and indeed we will always look forward to our next visit-and there will be plenty more to come I can assure you. HIGHLY RECCOMENDED IS OUR HONEST OPINION!!!!!!!

We enjoyed a nice pot of tea with cakes and was served by friendly staff. Will return when visiting Bridlington again. Good value for money.

Recently stayed for 2 nights for my husband's birthday. We received a warm welcome and nothing was too much trouble for our hosts. Our room was clean and comfortable.......the bed being one of the comfiest we'd ever slept in. Food was very good and plenty of choice. Great location for cliff top walks into Bridlington. Sewerby Hall and Park very close by and also a local tea shop offering a very good afternoon tea. We would definately recommend Sewerby Grange and would stay there again.

We attended a wedding here.Although the food was ok the service was not welcoming.firstly we were told we could not set up the dining room until 1.30pm due to other guests needing lunch.(the wedding was 1.30)We had pre offered our choice of food, but the staff were asking us what we had ordered while checking on a piece of paper.Staff looked like they had been rushed in for the function as their dress was anything and with a cardi over the top. The evening buffet was much approved from the wedding meal.all in all ok food but the owner and staff need to brush up on giving people a warm welcome and holding with it throughout the day.

Went with a group of friends, to the bistro for pizza and pasta on a week night. The special offer was any pizza or pasta £6.00. The pizza's were cooked in an authentic pizza oven they were gorgeous plenty of toppings. The service was excellent. Will definitely be back !

I came for a Sunday lunch with three family members. We were greeted with a warm welcome by two young girls who gave excellent service but in the middle of the meal the four of us could hear one of the waitresses being shouted at by a chef, it would not surprise me if everyone else in the restaurant could hear which would have ruined their meal. The waitresses did an amazing job taking care of us so we were confused why. The food was in small portions for the absurd price and it was average. The furniture was tattered and not taken care of. I will not be recommending it to anyone or visiting again.

Pizza and pasta is not my usual choice of food, but tonight we decided to try the bistro at the back of the hotel. 2 young girls were running the bistro and did a great job too, the food was delicious. Would recommend to anyone. The girls are an asset to you

This was a spur of the moment alternative to the traditional Sunday fare. The banner for the Mediterranean Bistro caught our eye whilst driving past so we drove in and looked for it! We found it round the back of the main Hotel in the grounds in what some might call a large garden shed! But don't let this keep you away as you'd miss out on the excellent (mainly Italian) food. We all plumped for Pizzas on this occasion, cooked in a traditional Pizza oven & none were dissapointed. Good food, served quickly, in courteus manner, if in somewhat quirky surroundings! Oh! And the bonus being it was Happy Hour, all Pizza & Pasta at £6. Result!

Sewerby Gange itself is a lovely place, in beautiful surroundings, for formal dining. However, if like us, you simply want a quick meal try their Bistro. During Happy Hour - weekdays until 7.30 - meals are only £6 each. They have a good selection of pasta & pizza dishes plus specials as alternatives.Our party chose pasta and pizza dishes and one had a chicken dish and all were pronounced excellent and very good value too. The service was efficient and friendly and it being a lovely summer evening we were able to enjoy our drinks outside on the patio overlooking the well kept garden whilst we waited for our choices to cook.One word of warning! The toilet facilities in the Bistro are up some awkward steps so not suitable for wheelchair users or people with mobility problems. They do seem very obliging so don't let that put you off as I'm sure you would be able to use the facilities in The Grange if necessary.

What a great place to eat....lovely grounds lovely house. ...great staff and great food what can i say....GREAT ....... a must to try in sewerby Bridlington nothing too much trouble will definitely visit again whether a special occasion or just a romantic dinner or even a treat for all the family .

We have been to this restaurant on quite a few occassions and it is consistantly good. We had a lovely set meal with our friends. The food is lovely and always very hot. The meal is refined and good value for money. The staff are helpful and ver pleasent.Well done Sewerby Grange you have done it again. We will be returning later this summer.

The restaurant is part of the Sewerby Grange Hotel but we only went for dinner with friends. The dining room is an odd shape with a bar separating the dining area from some comfortable seating to enjoy a drink while looking at the menu. I guess this is down to the age and size of the building. Service was friendly and attentive throughout but that may have been because it was only about half full. Starters were reasonably good but it was the fish on the main course which was stood out. My Dover sole virtually filled my plate, had been perfectly cooked and was obviously fresh. Two of the others in out partly had locally caught wild sea bass, again the fish was fresh, the size of the fillet was bordering on huge and it was delicious. Whoever the chef is certainly knows about seafood. The meal was served with plenty of fresh vegetables plus both new & roast potatoes. Only two of us had desserts and they were both home prepared, the choux pastry for my profiteroles was perfect. The selection of wine was reasonable and not excessive in terms of price. Despite our initial reservations about the room we really enjoyed our meal.

we have just had a great weekend at the sewerby grange.we stayed in rm 7 which is in the annex.very lovely room and spacious.staff are very friendly,breakfast brilliant and the evening meal was amazing.best meal we have ever had.cant wait to go back

The Bistro at Sewerby Grange is basically a wooden chalet type building at the end of a partially walled garden to the rear of the hotel. Here there is a small bar and dining area with further outdoor seating and a pizza oven.The setting is very attractive, especially on a summer evening and the pizzas are superb, cooked to order in an oak fired oven with the very finest of ingredients. Faultless, mouth-watering pizzas. Possibly the best pizza I have ever had, set in very pleasant surroundings. But this is where it all falls apart!I have been here twice now and had a very similar experience each time....gorgeous pizza, unwelcoming almost rude staff. On our latest visit we were told we possibly couldn't be served as a large party was due to arrive (the bistro was still open though with lots of empty tables). As we turned to walk away the waitress said "go on then, take a seat and I'll bring you a menu". I wanted to add "if it's not too much trouble"!! We were given a menu, our drinks order was taken and then when our drinks were brought to us the menu was snatched from the table without our being asked if we wished to order! I waited a few minutes then had to go inside to the cooking area and place my own order where I was told "you should actually give your order to the waitress"! A while later and cutlery and napkins were dropped on the table (literally) and shortly after that our pizza was delivered on a tray, uncut with a wheel for us to cut it ourselves. I guess this wasn't a problem but some plates would have been nice! I don't see the point of knives and forks for pizza the staff are obviously expecting you to eat off a napkin! Or maybe our plates were overlooked? Maybe we were such an inconvenience to them we weren't deemed worthy of a plate? Either way, I hardly dare ask at this point and we managed with napkins/fingers.To summarise, I think it is perfectly obvious this bistro is a hobby for the owners of the hotel. The man cooking the pizza was actually very friendly and polite, but I think the waiting staff must be the owners because surely no restaurateur or hotelier would stand for staff with such a cavalier attitude towards customers?This is a great pity as I can see great potential for somewhere that pays such close attention to creating truly excellent pizza. With a few improvements, better marketing and a staffing overhaul I could see this dining experience attracting a lot of custom. But as it stands, sadly, the delicious pizza is overshadowed by the dire service. And, in this area, that unfortunately means failure....no matter how wonderful the pizza may be.

I've been twice in the last week and eaten outside the bistro. Food was lovely and good value on the early bird £6 pizza and pasta. Some staff could be a little friendlier. Lovely garden and relaxed atmosphere.

Hotel looks worn out and tired from outside and not much better once inside. Decided to stay for a meal but soon obvious the two young waitresses had not been trained at all. Wife chose the "lobster and strawberry summer special" but on finishing the first course she was told they had no strawberries. As only 2 other couples was eating it makes you wonder how many strawberries they ordered. I ordered pork steak which was more like a burnt offering. I had to ask twice for a pepper pot, eventually I was brought one which did not work. After turning the mill endlessly to try to get some pepper out, a fellow diner offered me theirs. What does it say about the place when fellow diners are more attentive than the staff. In all a very disappointing evening.

We went to Sewerby Grange hotel for dinner on Saturday night. It's a nice country house hotel. We went for the fixed menu but paid a bit extra to have a rib eye steak. The food was lovely.Nicely served by pleasant staff. The wine choice was good and we had a bottle of blush to start and then had a bottle of red. I had a starter of homemade pate and the portion was huge so my fellow diners helped me out. A good night out and I would recommend this nice hotel. There is a bistro at the back of the hotel whice is good and suitable to take children as there is room for them to run around.

we lunch out once a month with friends this month sewerby grange once more the service was very good. food was to a high standard, the different types of veg was good. pudding choice was interesting.

Overall we enjoyed New Year's Day lunch at Sewerby Grange today. It has been a while since we last visited the restaurant and it is good to see that they now offer a more extensive lunch time menu. The starters and main courses were all very good, in particular the scampi starter and the roast pork main course. Of the desserts chosen, the profiteroles and trifle were delicious, but the fresh fruit meringue was disappointingly hard and tasteless. Service however was efficient, and it was great to see that every table was occupied. Because it was so busy, we were initially unable to get seats in the bar and had to sit in the smaller lounge area instead. This was extremely cold and unwelcoming. On such a cold day lighting the log stove would have been a good idea.

This is the place to got for a Special Occasion. Friendly staff, lovely fresh food. A cosy atmosphere. Have been here on many occasions

Had a lovely meal, great service and lovely ambience. Throrughly recommended to all. The food was fresh, excellent quality and loved every bit!

Good food but expensive service not very good owners have an attitude

Tucked at the back of the Sewerby Grange hotel is there small Italian bistro separate from the main building.They have a log fired traditional pizza oven and all i can say is WOW! absolutely amazing pizzas definately the best in the area by a long long way. Prices very reasonable and service great.There is a good selection on the menu, steak, chicken and so on but seriously you have got to try the pizzas, i was even told you can collect for takeaway if your in the area.

Family of four plus two infants for Sunday Lunch. Excellent meal and staff couldn't have been more helpful and friendly despite being short staffed on that day. Recommended.

We stayed here overnight with some friends. The rooms were lovely and very clean and both rooms had a seaview. The staff were accomodating and helpfulThe hotel is nicely situated for both walking into Bridlington and visiting SewerbyUnfortunately did not eat at the resaurant on the night as we had made alternative arrangements the breakfast was good and served hot

rooms nice and clean, big bathroom,nicely decorated.THe only down side was an old t.v.but not a big drawback.For £80 bed and breakfast good valueThe evening meal was one of the best we have had in a long time,£19 for the set menue ,with plenty of choice/will be going back again

Our evening was spoilt by seven menu items being unavailable - sat night at 8pm it was too late to go anywhere else, so we settled for 3rd/4th choice which was not really what we wanted - we later emailed a complaint, and received an email back explaining that this was exceptional, but that as they cook fresh their stock is kept to a minimum and that we were last customers before sunday - an apology was given, but nothing to compensate us for a semi spoilt evening - we eat out 2-3 times a week and have never had such a reduced menu - will not be going back

we visited the sewerby grange with clients ,we were impressed with the food,and service we received,enjoyed a great evening with a freindly atmosphere.we look forward to many more visits in the near future.

Had a superb weekend at the sewerby grange hotel. The staff where very helpful and friendly.The food was excellent the room's where lovley

This was booked for a celebration ( 70th birthday). This is an expensive restaurant with prices for a la carte and wine easily reaching London prices. We entered the restaurant, a women carrying menus walked by, saw us , then ignored us. We went to the bar, the women serving gave no smile or greeting , just stood there. We said we had a reservation, which she confirmed by repeating the name and the number of us dining.We were all stood rather awkwardly ,because , although there were only 5 or 6 others in the bar , it wasn't readily apparent from the lay out how we could get seats together. We said we'd have a pre dinner drink and would like to sit down. Rather than helping us with seats the bar person delivered an abrupt , mini lecture on 'staggered seating'. We saw a room in darkness across the corridor, asked if that was available to diners, instead of a yes or no, the bar person gave an abrupt, 'go for it'.We moved a couple of chairs, but had to keep the drinks in our hand- no table. The women with the menus who had watched us move the chairs, then came forward, didn't greet us or smile, just told us the list of what was 'off' the menu. When she walked away we realised she'd given one menu short. When she didn't return with the last menu, after a couple of minutes, we asked for the missing menu, only to be told, without any apology, that other customers were using it.By this time we were feeling very unwelcome and uncomfortable and given that it was a special occasion, somewhat upset. We went to the bar, paid for our expensive drinks. Another lady was at the bar, who said she was the owner. We complained, she gave a lukewarm apology, then we left.

I had booked a table for 5 and arrived 15 mins.early for a pre-dinner drink in the bar nobody helped to seat us and a member of my party eventually carried a chair from another side room in order to sit. but we didn't have the advantage of a table to place our drinks, no help or apology was given. We were handed menus but not enough for all the party on asking for another we were rudely told other people were using them. By this time we wondered why we were considering spending 2-3 hundred pounds on an evening there and we all agreed to leave without partaking of the meal We went to alocal hotel and enjoyed service with a smile!.

Instead of going out on Mothers day we decided as a family to go to Sewerby Grange on the Saturday evening. The table d'hote menu is available until 730pm and the restaurant was full. On arrival sat in the cocktail bar where as soon as you sit down you are offered drinks and menus. The order is then taken before you move to your table.What exceptional value three courses for £18.95. (Hasn't gone up since the vat increase). For starters we had crab and mango cocktail, haddock goujons, mushroom and madeira soup and melon and sorbet. All were excellently presented as well as being great food. For main courses we had locally caught sea bass, rump of lamb and belly pork with pork and leek sausage and bubble and squeak. All served with an individual portion of fresh vegetables. Again all were expertly presented and great tasting. To finish there was a choice of 6 desserts. The dining room is excellent and classy with linen table clothes and serviettes and attentive service and background music which is in the background. I honestly cannot believe there is better value in Bridlington than this as it really is top class fresh food in a classy atmosphere. Try it!

We have just spent a fabulous weekend at Sewerby Grange, every thing about the hotel was good from a warm welcome, a great bedroom with sea view, spa bath and a huge flatscreen TV.The dinner was absolutely fantastic, the quality and presentation of the food was second to none, breakfast was equally as good.Do no hesitate in booking to stay here, you will not be dissapointed.

The location of hotel was excellent, quiet with nice grounds, but ideally placed for exploring Bridlington , Flamborough and the East Riding. We stayed at the hotel on a B&B basis so did not sample lunch or dinner but the choice for breakfast was very good with well cooked food and good service.The room was spacious and airy with very comfortable beds. The decor was tasteful and the ambience was that of an old country house- very peaceful and relaxing.We had told the hotel the approximate time of our arrival ( as requested) and although we were slightly late we were met by a helpful lady who showed us to our room and was very polite.I would have no hesitation in recommending the hotel for people who like a quiet relaxed holiday.

Probably the best place in Bridlington for a tradtional meal. Food is all excellent quality using fresh produce. Fixed price menus excellent value. Service at the table is excellent. Great for romantic meals for two but also family occasions. Relatives who have stayed say rooms and breakfast excellent much better than expanse! So I would thoroughly recommend.

Had my wedding reception here, we had a meal there to test and it was really good. the dining room is nice and clean and the service was very good.For a wedding it was fantastic!. the staff couldn't do enough, had the bbq for the evening reception, the best idea ever. The marquee was plenty big enough and there was also plenty of outdoor seating too. Would defiantly recommend.

The hotel is in a great location with sea views and nice gardens to sit and enjoy a drink.The food was great, and our room was large and modern with a very big comfy bed.We had a great Easter break we will return later in the year.

Nice room, great food well served. We stayed in the hotel-welcome was very low key. Little things like the shower pressure & basin waste slow to empty let down very nice room.Overall good.

During a day trip out we stopped at the Grange. We hadn't made a booking but waited a fair time at the restaurant bar/reception but no-one materialised. We decided that if the food was going to take as long it would be pointless us staying. The looks that we were given by the patrons when we drove off made us even more thankful that we had not stayed. I don't think we look like undesireables. Fortunately we had a lovely meal at a less pretentious local establishment.

....what can I say? I'm always sceptical about extreme reviews whether they are positive or negative, but felt my experience was worth sharing with others due to the potential for them to end up not being able to get a bed anywhere if they arrive late evening and encounter the same as me.For an elderley or infirm couple it could be a disaster.I booked to stay for two nights but on arrival at the agreed time the hotel was "closed".When I say closed, I mean CLOSED. Tthe entrance door was locked, noone answered the door or the phone so after one hour of waiting outside in my car and keeping trying I went elsewhere.It was late in the afternoon and after a very long drive too, so you can imagine I felt tired, in need of a rest and very let down.What frustrated me is that I also left a contact number so it would have been an appreciated and simple courtesy if someone had phoned me?I take a pragmatic view of a £50 per night hotel and accept that as long as it and my room is clean, warm and secure and it is able to offer breakfast in some shape or form I am more than happy. After all, you can get that at a Travelodge so that is my benchmark.Luckily no credit card details or deposit were left so more of an inconvenience from my perspective, but lost business for the hotel. [potentially guaranteed two nights per week for the next two years minimum].A real shame, but I guess it's their loss not mine. However, every missed opportunity creates another avenue to try and I've found an absolutely lovely Hotel in Scarborough instead who really appreciate my business and therefore will have it. Its called the Helaina - try it!Note to Travelodge - Bridlington needs you!

Daren, Chelsea & Amanda certainly know what makes a good restaurant. The food and wine are excellent. And if you've had too much to drink then you can always stay over in one of the immaculate guest rooms.