The best restaurants in Redcar and Cleveland North East

This is an old established pub serving food. Busy on a Sunday and needed to book a table. Food was average, although plenty of it, although extra gravy was (I think) £1.50 for a small jug. Slightly let down by poor staff, with the exception of the lady with the plaster cast on her wrist. Generally too young and inexperienced. One didn't know the difference between a lager and an ale. And another was surly when asked why she had topped up a G & T full to the top of the glass with tonic, without first asking how much we required

Been going here over 20 years. THE BEST CHICKEN KORMA on the planet! Tried most indians in the area nothing comes near to the cottage! Even the big names like Akbars etc. They even do customized rices i get fried onion pilau which is so tasty and delicious. Compliments the korma so well. Never got sick of it in two decades so that tells you how good it is.

i came here for my girlfriends 24th birthday and the staff were so supportive and attendant to us all! so friendly and welcoming! would definitely recommend to everyone and anyone with children or even of your coming for a drink! staff are so friendly and happy! please come and see for yourselfs!

The venue was perfect for my special birthday. A beautiful location, set in historic grounds in a wooded glen with dashing streams. It was a peaceful setting and this allowed me to go round all my guests and chat with them without having to shout to be heard. There were plenty of tables in the function room and outside where there was a lovely seating area ideal for group bookings. Some tables were under cover, though we had perfect weather. There was a great selection of drinks, hot and cold and alcoholic. Water also available with little paper cups. The food was delectable and all of our needs, including vegetarian and gluten free (served on their own side plates), were well catered for. A really good spread with sandwiches, parmos, chips, quiche, dips was served. I really enjoyed the seafood platter. This was followed by the tastiest cakes in town! Perfect with coffee. The staff member serving our group was a delightful man, and all the staff and owner were all very kind and patient with us. There was plenty of parking. The bar was cash only.

We went to Spices as we fancied a curry and we were not disappointed. The food was superb and so yummy. In fact, we couldn't eat it all and the waiter kindly put what we left in a takeaway box, which we had for lunch the next day. Would definitely go again when visiting Saltburn.

Visited with friends for 80tees band, fantastic evening, great atmosphere, been visiting our local for more than 40 years it was like it used to be years ago, full of happy people apart from my Husband who always whinges about the Guiness, so if you can sort that out.

What a great place to spend a Sunday afternoon. Staff extremely friendly, food was fantastic and everything was spot on. This place is wonderful, both in the summer and the winter… don’t miss out coming here if you can. The open fire and log burner just makes it all that much better.

Can't make tea. First try they put milk in without asking. Second try I got warm water and a tea bag. Barely drinkable after much poking. One to avoid.

£6.70 for a sausage sandwich and a cup of tea. Budget quality sausages budget quality tea budget quality stale bread. Over priced very poor value. It's such a shame because the location is perfect and it could be a popular place that people would return to.

We decided to have a bar meal here for my dad’s 80th birthday and really glad we did the bar is really fresh and clean. Staff really good and friendly drinks not bad prices now to the food one word needed here fantastic all served together piping hot and freshly cooked parmo are really good as were the other dishes we had our party of 7 were treated well good prices as well. We will be back it was so good and we don’t normally go out in our own town 5 stars to all aspects of our evening well done to all

Visited here on a Friday Evening because its dog friendly and every other pub in Saltburn was heaving, more so as everyone seemed to be watching the euro football . When we entered it was near empty flat and silent . Two televisions in the lounge area were turned off even though Scotland were playing in the Euro's. Charged £8.60 for one pint of lager and half lager shandy. I think that explains everything and this once popular pub is now completely soulless, drab and ridiculously expensive !

My favourite cafe in Saltburn. Tea, cakes, cocktails and beer. It's also dog friendly and has indoor and outdoor seating. What's not to like.

Very dissapointed, ordered the large dragon box, wasn’t as full as last time we ordered. Hardly any chicken with the ‘salt and pepper’ chips. The ‘salt and pepper’ chips had hardly any seasoning or vegetables. The drinks were warm and ribs were much smaller with hardly any meat on.

IF YOU LOOK AT THE PHOTOS DONT THINK IT IS GOING TO BE LIKE THIS. Lots of homemade cakes ect there was a few cakes the latte coffee is out of a machine and not hot or nice the tea was not hot and the only piece of lemon cake my wife left half of it as it was tasteless.Really bad for £9 10p and 1 pm my wife went inside to use the toilet and said it looked more like a junkshop GIVE IT A MISS WE WILL FROM ON

Great take away the best in the town