The best restaurants in Esk Valley Scarborough Yorkshire and The Humber

Had brunch here, can highly recommend. Very reasonable prices, great service from friendly staff. Will be back if in the area again.

We are staying in Goathland at a different hotel but this was the only place we could find offering a Sunday Roast is the evening menu. After a days walking a Roast was definitely necessary, if not essential. Walked in and thought we had entered a low cost carvery. First looks and all that. But the roast was simply superb. Extra gravy and veg were delivered without need big to ask. The condiments were also provided within a minute of being requested. So top food and top service and we were delighted. Will come back as the menu offered other great dishes and they only specials to boot.

We stopped by here to get some drinks whilst visiting the station. Drinks were nice and reasonably priced. Staff were very pleasant.

I like to support the nymr but on this occasion the food was very dissapointing. Stale dry cheese scone and an equaly sad fruit scone.

Didn't stay in the hotel part , but called in at the pub, ending up staying for tea. We both had steak pie. Absolutely perfect , plenty of meat. There's not many places where the locals welcome you as much as the owners. Only here for 5 days visiting but we will calling back here for sure.

We had the unfortunate "luck" of spending a night at this place. Got a "suite" under the creaky flooring of the pub with noise-channelling ventilation ducts overhead, a substandard kitchen with no cupboards and wobbly table, a toilet with no ventilation, exposed pipes and disjointed faucet and a door with no handle in sight... All this came with a delayed check-in and service that leaves much to hope for. While the rooms above the pub may make for a better night's sleep, there is little hope that could improve this establishment's culture of hospitality.

Never disappoints! Doesn't pretend to be anything it isn't. Always friendly. Reliably efficient. Simply good honest, uncomplicated food, at very reasonable prices, served in a great Riverside location off the beaten track. Only thing that stops it being more popular is that you need to drive to get there. The folk playing ukuleles in the gardens was a dun background to lunch.

I can't understand some of the reviews on here. I think people should review things based on reality. This is not Starbucks, Costa or Greggs. It's not Pret, McDonalds or Burger King either. It's a facility within a charity aiming to bring alive an era before these massive organisations had taken over our society. Manned not by highly paid executives rolling out strategy to beat the competition but run on a shoestring by volunteers and a few paid employees who are providing memories for a public who remember station waiting rooms and buffet bars exactly like the Signals cafe. This NOT a commercial operation, it is part of the exhibit of the railway buffet bars of the 40'-60's when a certain Dr Beeching took an axe to the railways which provided links to towns an villages throughout the country. Review it in the context of it's situation. To the women who were on duty when my family of 5 adults and 2 children called, thanks for providing us with the food and drinks which I remember from mainline and local stations operating pre Beeching cuts. It let us pass an hour in the type of buffet which was commonplace in my young days. Also gave me an opportunity to educate my youngsters over the life I used to live in and brought much of what they had just experienced in the steam journey from Whitby. A thorough authentic experience in keeping with the North Yorkshire Railway objectives To other reviewers who were less than appreciative of the reconstruction of the rail experience pre 60's, I suggest you volunteer your time and skills to one of the thousands of charities in the U.K. who are doing their best to serve their local communities. It might just help you come to grips with life and appreciate the work others do to help their fellow human beings.

When staying at the Hotel we chose to eat at the hotel. the food was EXCELLENT and Haley made every effort to making our meals fit to our tastes as well as to my wifes wheat and gluten allergy. We Had the Steak the first night....OMG, lovely and Gammon Steak on the second night. Wonderful tastes. Thank you to Haley and the Cook

reserva pero no funciona y no me dijeron esto cuando reservamos el hotel. No me gustó el aprendizaje que habiendo pagado un depósito

The Plough is in a lovely location and not too far from Whitby harbour which was great for our trip to the WGW. The pub itself is cozy and we were shown to our room by a lovely young chap. There are only three rooms to rent and we were in room one. Upon inspection it was nice and clean and smelt fresh. Very basic with a kettle and tea/coffee but for one night we couldn't complain. The bathroom was very spacious though with a big walk in shower. It was quite cold in our room and when we tried to turn the radiator on it didn't seem to work. We only used the room as a base to sleep and we were out till early hours so this wasn't too much of a problem for us. Also the remote control for the TV didn't seem to work so we only had the one rubbish channel to watch as we couldn't turn the TV over, but again wasn't too much of a problem. If we had been staying for more than a night then we would have mentioned it to staff. I found the bed to be quite comfy but my husband said it was really uncomfortable. We also found a past guests hoodie under the bed so obviously hadn't been cleaned properly. Food was decent and prices were what you'd expect. It was a shame they didn't do breakfast. 10 mins in the car to whitby and not too far from other attractions. We would definitely visit again for food if nearby but I probably wouldn't stay here again if for more than a night.

The best Sunday lunch in my experience - superb range of veggies and the best veggie nut roast for my daughter … pink beef … home made stunning trio of desserts

Proper pub , good beer and food was spot on. Friendly service and nice atmosphere, no wonder its busy, cannot fault.” “Went to this pub last night for first time with friends.staff very friendly

I have never seen such blatant racism in my life. This is 2024. People of colour and like minded people walking into this Jim Crow, antiquated backwards establish please be aware. To put a note not to offend is outrageous. We should be all tolerate of each others differences. Obviously a person who's not well versed and travelled. How can society move on when we have people who think that it's reasonable to offend people who are just enjoying their vacation. White privileges allows one to laugh, turn a blind eye or to offer a rationale for their inherent racism. Being White I can only apologise and say that the majority of educated White people just want to live in peace and unity. Should be ashamed. Schools visits! How do teachers explain gollywogs in todays society as being acceptable.

Plenty of outdoor seating in a pleasant location even though its situated next to a (minor) road. Staff were friendly and ham and cheese toastie was lovely although the side salad was a little small. Plenty of cakes on show inside but they don't offer...