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

The Deluxe "a bit of everything" salad box is absolutely amazing, it weighs about a kilo. Photos don't do it justice, will definitely be making this a regular 😁

my wife and I got a cold cut up chicken sandwich and way under cooked pasta salad with cheap mayo . it said grilled chicken so by some chance I thought it might have been hot.wwow!!and the French dip was equally horrific. the place smelled like a massive hard boiled egg peeling contest was taking place ..at least I hope that is what is was. geeez!!safe to say we won't be back.

Niño amable, acogedor. Siempre una excelente pinta y un montón de ofertas de bebidas disponibles. Jardín de cerveza que es seguro y cerrado para los niños para jugar.

Great fish and chips still at a reasonable price. Fish is cooked to order on arrival.

Went for an impromptu tea service and wine was fab, food was terrible, it was supposed to be a sizzling platter, not sure where the sizzle went, the chips were just warm but the whole meal was tasteless, it felt like it was rushed and inedible to be fair, won’t be rushing back o oy for the Pinot

Brilliant food and service Came with a service user from work and they were made to feel comfortable and at ease. Will definitely be visiting again with work.

As I was off work my wife and I decided to take a trip into Beverley and have lunch at The Beverley Arms. We were early at 12pm , and saw the lady (oriental looking but no name sorry) who did not utter a word to us. She just poured over the seating sheets….no smiles, no words. Eventually, as I was just about to say forget it….in reaction to her rude manner, she said over here and we followed her to the table. We ordered two Americano’s one with hot milk and one with cold milk. It was ages coming to us, when it did, the lad did not bring the cold milk. We reminded him immediately that we had ordered both and he in a slightly irritated voice said I’ll get it, give me a minute. We never saw him again, or the cold milk. Another lady brought me some, this was not a good start. We had ordered the gammon and the fish and chips. Bearing in mind the restaurant was very quiet at this point, the food took 30 minutes to arrive. In the meantime we had to put up with waiting staff dancing around and singing loudly at the pass. This is supposed to be a quality establishment. I was really having second thoughts at this point. The food eventually arrived, I’ll keep it brief. The gammon was small and way overcooked, it was very dry. The chips were lousy, small crispy bits mainly that should never have made the plate, really bad. The “fish” (no idea what species it was? It didn’t look like Haddock or Cod) was greasy and the chips the same, little bits as opposed to proper chips. To top it off was an egg cup size pot of mushy peas….so greedy. I was overwhelmingly disappointed with the whole experience. At near £20 each for the meals it was poor value and it was not a pleasant lunch. I won’t be returning. Anyone reading this don’t bother, ….go into Hull and try The Minerva where they care about the food which is excellent. I am not in any way affiliated, or a friend of The Minerva, I just appreciate their service. The Beverley Arms was very poor sadly.

We live close to flamborough and have dined many times. The Sunday carvery is very nice but our latest visit has let the place down I had a prawn sandwich that had the smallest prawns I have ever seen and not many of them and the prawn sauce was none existent just soggy bread that seemed like they had just defrosted the prawns. And for over £8 not value for money. I had a large coffee which only just filled half the cup! Don't think todays visit was value for money.

The food was okay. the service was a little slow due to the same person running the bar plus being a waiter, and the atmosphere was quite flat, probably due to the restaurant area being virtually empty. It was also cold so, please turn the heating up for the customers.

Went to this pub Tonight to play darts. The night was going very well untill we wanted a drink at 10-45 the member of staff was outside we waited 5 minuets my friend went and asked her for a drink and she said last orders had been called he came back and said no more. I then went to ask why she gave the same answer this is still at 10-50 she was very abrupt and obnoxious. I then talked to the team we played and they said it's not the first time. I will not be going in that pub again, and neither will my team

Had the pleasure of dining at the Tine restaurant as we were staying in Hawes for the weekend. The staff were so pleasant and welcoming. The decor was very tasteful and classical and loved the baby grand in the middle of the restaurant. We opted for the 3 courses for £59 and were not disappointed. The wait for food was not long at all and was piping hot. Nice little touches with different glassware for water decanters, simple but very much a conversation starter. We were made to feel we had all the time in the world and not made to feel rushed at all. Such a pleasant experience and a little gem of a place hidden in the hillside and I’ll definitely be back for a stay over. Keep doing what you are doing…

My husband booked a table at 1.30 for tonight and they booked us in for 5.30. He checked if there was a children’s menu and he was told there was. When we got there there was no booking for us but they found a table for us. A young girl came to take our drink order. She asked our name which she asked to how it was spelt - how name is an easy name to spell. My husband asked what ales they have and she said all of the drinks are in the menu on the table. My daughter asked for a Diet Coke and I asked what alcohol free ciders they do. The young girl asked another your girl and I chose my drink. My husband explained to the first girl that the drink menu was only for wine so asked again what ales they have and the other girl said it might be easier to go to the bar. My husband to the bar but it is so small and there was a lot of workmen at the bar it wasn’t easy to get to. I went to look at the specials in the other room and the second girl told me that there wasn’t any Diet Coke so I chose a j20. We asked if we could look at the children’s menu so the first girl came back and said that they don’t have one but they could do a plate of chips for her. When the drinks came the j20 hadn’t been shaken so it was not nice to drink and when I tried my cider it was not alcohol free. I don’t drink - I can’t drink and I was driving. That was the last straw and we decided we wouldn’t stay. Definitely not a family pub and definitely not somewhere we would go again

Great food, would definitely recommend the Sunday Lunch. Quick and efficient service, all round enjoyable experience.

We had an anniversary meal there and enjoyed it. Service and food was good.

We have been coming to the Green Dragon on a regular basis for quite a while (although this was the first visit this year……. However it will be our last! The pub was not as busy as usual , yet we had to wait almost an hour for our food to arrive. When it arrived (we both had ordered chicken and chorizo skewers on a flat bread) the chicken was not cooked (one piece was raw at the sides). We told the waitress who just looked at us and the meal with a blank expression. We explained that we couldn’t eat it so she took the dishes away. We didn’t see her again. After ten minutes we asked what was happening. A further twenty minutes later we got our meals. The chicken was cooked okay this time. One of the staff did apologise and offered us a free drink. I doubt we will ret!