The best restaurants serving British food in East Riding of Yorkshire Yorkshire and The Humber

La mujer más gruñona me ha servido. Sí, estaba ocupado, pero no hay excusa para la forma en que me habló. No volveré nunca a pesar del hecho de que la comida era agradable

We cannot fault this place the service, extremely nice staff and meals. All four of us in our party, agreed money well spent. 5*

Terrible service apart from the waitress who took our order.We felt invisible as the staff walked past though we had clearly finished our first course and drinks. I eventually went to the bar to ask for service which was still ignored. We decided to leave without desserts and more drinks. Very disappointed overall as I used to visit regularly years ago was great place.The food was okay but tiny portion of vegetable.

Wasn’t hungry so asked for just one poached egg on one slice of toast. Bill came and they charged me full price £8 for it, queried it and they still charged me that. Pretty disgraceful really. Coffee service was fine. Won’t be going again though.

Visited after a long absence, it’s amazing how a once proud local pub can turn into this !!! There is not one good thing to say about it.

Great value for money. Stayed in a family room. Very clean, decor lovely, well equipped with hot beverages, biscuits, bottled water & toiletries. Tv & sitting area. Great central location, friendly helpful staff, lovely breakfast & just really good value for money. Definitely visit again if in the area. Car park next to hotel £2.50 for 24 hours.

One tip - AVOID! Frozen overwhelmingly fishy fish 🤮 unacceptable and the tables were grim! We wiped the tables with baby wipes (after ordering) and they were black. Wouldn’t have ordered if we knew this then the food was just awful!

Went for dinner with family (aged 25-35) sat down with array of non-alcoholic and alcoholic drinks (served at the bar) after then ordering food and socialising for 30minutes manager approached demanding to see ID (extremely rude) explained some of us didn’t have it on us (drinking non-alcoholic drinks) she said after 9pm no under 18’s. Extremely rude and did not let me explain we were all over the age and was waiting for food. I explained we have already been served by her staff and no body explained we needed ID after 9pm. Other staff then became rude and defensive. Manager then took all of our drinks away, snatching them out of our hands - baring in mind the bar staff served us these! Disgusted by this behaviour. Will not be going again. Staff need further training at the bar and with mannerism towards the customers. Such a shame! Weatherspoons is normally a go to place!

Absolutely horrendous. We were here on a private function which included a pre-ordered 3 course meal. 1230 we got there for a 1pm serving. Starter came at 1.20pm Took staff 28minutes to clear starters away. A 38 minute wait for the main course, not worth waiting for! Salmon baked hard Roast spuds awful Veg, least and carrots (imaginative) and water bound cabbage My wife asked for a sauce for the salmon only to be brought some melted butter. Never have I seen so much wasted food after a main course. Pudding not much better, custard better used to paste wallpaper I felt embarrassed for the organisers. We will never go there again

On behalf of a relative who visited yesterday. Small fish, really greasy. Trading under Thompson’s name but nowhere near the quality. Cash only which is an inconvenience. Won’t be returning.

Our experience was very disappointing. The service left a lot to be desired. It was difficult to understand the waitress as she had a mouth full of food while she took our order. She literally sprayed food as she spoke. Her attitude was not professional, in fact rather off putting. We didn't feel welcome and will not be returning. The 3 tables around us felt the same way. One lady said she felt like her food was thrown at her. However, the food was quite tasty and generous.

Congratulations are in order, officially the worst Sunday dinner we’ve ever had. Clearly a powder mix gravy and the veg on offer was ‘leeks with a dash of cabbage’, the highlight though was the steak pie, soft to the touch shortcrust pastry and what can only be described as steak mush inside it, very bland indeed. No one finished their meal.

Visited a while ago and thought would come back and bring friends- was not dissapointed. lovely food

We were visiting Sewerby House, and in need of refreshment, called in to the cafe. To say we were disappointed is probably an understatement. The cafe has a captive audience, but needs to get it`s act together. We only wanted coffee & cake, there were umpteen uncleared tables, granted it was fairly busy, but not unduly so. You order at the counter, where I was served by a young man, with zero personality, i placed our order, & then moved down, to the service are. Again another staff member with zero personality, tried to insist, I had ordered tea & hot chocolate, when my order was cappuccino & caramel latte, on production of my receipt, he finally relented. I returned to our table, my wife was beginning to think I had done a runner. I have to say, the coffee was just awful, no taste, no substance, it was so bad we left our cups, after two mouthfuls. I think they need to take a long hard look at themselves, & up their game. By the way, they charge £1.10 for a shot of syrup, in coffee, I have never paid more than 60p.

We've just had Sunday lunch and it was absolutely delicious. They do 2 small plates for £14.95 and they did not disappoint. Full of fresh vegetables and the roast beef was very tender. Both me and my husband were completely full. The other couple opted for the chicken, again it was delicious, fresh and chicken cooked beautifully. Staff are friendly and efficient. We'll definately be returning on a regular basis for our Sunday lunch.