The best restaurants serving British food in Guisborough Redcar and Cleveland North East

Fab first visit,everything is gluten free so dont have to worry bout cross contamination with being celiac.i had the parmo and also passion fruit cheesecake amazing.

Excellent cycling cafe stop. Delicious coffee and cake, we will be back!

great sausage rolls and chesse straws

Lovely,cosy welcoming space , only had coffee and lemon Italian pastry but will be back .

Breakfast was absolutely delicious. Staff were friendly and attentive, couldn't do enough for us. Would definitely visit again. X

This is a review of the Christmas Day lunch. We did not stay at the hotel. Firstly, the entrance and the fabulous building are very beautiful. What an impressive place Guisborough Hall is. We were warmly welcomed, the beautiful lounges were very busy but we found some good seating. At the appointed time we were taken through to a small but lovely dining room, (guests staying had their own large lounge. The serving staff were friendly and even though some had not had much training they gave good service. We were brought some excellent bread, then our starters. The two having trio of melon got a very small portion, the two who ordered the molten Camembert got a much more substantial portion. The Croque Messure (sp!) was very nice but the Camembert was not molten. The main course of Turkey was the worst Christmas meal I have ever had. The plates were cold, the chefs had poured a lot of gravy on the plates which caused some spilling on to the table cloth. The Turkey (from a loaf) was ok but all the meat and vegetables were just warm. This is not acceptable. As for the Christmas pudding. Again everything was only just warm, the pudding had a crust and the brandy sauce didn’t taste of brandy plus there was not much of it! Even the after dinner coffee wasn’t hot. All in all, apart from the building and setting it was a very disappointing and very expensive mistake.

We asked on arrival what time they closed so we could come back for something after our walk, were told half 3/4. Got back at 2:50 and they were closing up despite us and other customers wanting to be served. Met a very disappointed gentlemen outside just after they’d shut. There is a sign to say they may shut early due to the weather, but when it’s very short showers between long spells of sun, and you have customers wanting to be served the weather shouldn’t affect the closing time. Felt like they just wanted to go home early. Wouldn’t go back as you can’t guarantee they’ll be open.

harry the bartender was an excellent worker, he confirmed all music request and met all of mine and my friends individual needs. i would highly recommend

As a group of friends we regularly visited but then stoped for a while as although food good we felt the menu should have changed they also changed to no cash which did not sit well with my friends. We decided to return Friday as noted menu had changed however it is clear that there are new people running the cross keys so you can use cash. It was really quite empty for a Friday whereas previously it had been full. The service was good but the menu is lacking not enough varied choice and only one choice for vegetarian vegan. Clearly not cooked from scratch. Chips frozen and pies bought in. I had the duo chicken and have never seen such tiny amounts of chicken on a plate. In fact we all said portions were small. I left hungry. For £18.00 it was not good value for money. I did too but that was for the service from the two young people who served us at our table. Disappointed and did wonder if others felt the same and that was the reason why it was not busy. Cross keys need to offer more variation on their menu and larger potions please. Won’t be returning

Visited recently with friends for Sunday lunch. The food was excellent as was the service. Plenty of staff. The only downside is the price of drinks. Very expensive. Cannot fault the food or service. Well worth a visit.

We have been to Tocketts Mill a few times and each time we have really enjoyed our meals and our time there. We like the option of sitting in the conservatory which has a really nice atmosphere, when the weather is colder they have fires which warm up the place and when it is sunny the place is a sun trap and it’s a really nice place to sit and eat. The service is also really good, staff are friendly and polite and remember you when you go back which is really nice. Our food choices have been really good, tasty, hot and the portions are generous. The triple cooked chips are lovely and we would recommend the Parmo.

Went here for late breakfast/early lunch with my sister. Waited 45 mins for two coffees to arrive and 1 hour and 10 mins for the food to arrive! Too long to wait for a couple of pancakes. Felt like a lot of people were waiting for their food to show up, a family sat next to us had to leave due to simply taking too long and had other places to be. The staff were all polite and friendly, however a slow service does not make me want to go back anytime soon. Had to ask 3 times for the table to be cleaned, ended up getting a cloth and cleaning it myself. For the price of the food/drink I expected better and more efficient service.

In the centre of the town with a popular cafe. Sadly the coffee machine wasn't working properly and there was a long wait for food. The store itself was well stocked for such a smallish site.

Had two free from breakfasts Both arrived with totally over cooked fried eggs and tomatoes with no centres and rock hard despite having griddle marks on them. Bacon cold Returned the eggs to be replaced by identical so gave up as time constraints and tried to eat what was left on the original plate that was not taken away so needless to say everything got cold We use Wetherspoons a lot when travelling but this is far the worse we have ever been in Get a cook who can cook surely fried eggs must be simple enough