The best restaurants in South East Holderness East Riding of Yorkshire Yorkshire and The Humber

A hidden gem of Devon, fantastic food, lovely host and a great setting. Would absolutely recommend 11/10! Tapas is superb

Excellent food and service. Lovely lakeside venue. Gluten Free no problem. Look forward to regular visits. Also excellent quality farm shop.

I have lived in the village for 20+ years and have always meant to visit this tea room. I did this March and had a breakfast which was delicious and very good value. The setting is small but well presented with China cups not mugs and the ladies very helpful, will go back

Lovely drinks and staff and beautiful cake. The service was excellent and quick, would visit again when we are in the area

Excellent service, polite, helpful and quick. Got some egg and bacon sandwich and some chips. Thoroughly enjoyed to the last bite. Portions are decent and prices too. Definitely going there again.

Good people and great food, eat in or takeaway. If you say no to the fried chicken menu but yes to the Lebanese their face smile even more.

Called in for a spot of lunch 😋the place was very clean x nice staff , I had a jacket potato and my partner had a burger the food was amazing x great coffee aswell, if u not tried it u awr missing out xx

Lovely little pub, friendly and good food

Had a birthday party for Dave and Ivan, about 20 of us, as usual the food was awesome (thanks Nikki), good beer, great atmosphere, highly recommended 😀

Great little cafe and farm shop. We had a small breakfast made with love with quality ingredients. Quiet and peacefull location by fishing pond.

If they put their prices online I would have not visited. An Americano and a ham and cheese toastie nearly twelve pounds! For that price I am used to choosing what type of bread it comes with? Sourdough or granary etc but it came on some bread that was just meh, a small handful of crisps and a rocket salad. Nothing special, the coffee was very weak IMO and tasted rather drip coffee. The cakes did look delicious but again the prices were astronomical. Perhaps they’re specialists and cater to a niche market? If you’re planing to go with two or three friends expect to part with fifty to sixty pounds for a coffee and/ or cake or toastie. I didn’t notice how much the jacket potatoes were but I’ll have a guess they’re not reasonably priced.

Stopped off here for a sausage sandwich and tea for one. although the food and service was good I think your price for a sausage sandwich at £4.75 and tea at £3.25 was very expensive the total I paid was £8.00 after taking a walk I saw I could have got the same 2 minutes away for less than £5.00

Great village pub for anyone visiting the area

Very good food and very reasonable priced. Pleasant staff