The best restaurants serving British food in Yorkshire and The Humber

The food for a family party was tasty and great value for the quality and amount of food. Lovely efficient service, on time and we'll presented

I visited this lovely little tea room with my grandson and was very impressed with the food and service. There was a great selection of cakes; I had the lemon cake which was delicious, and my grandson had the children's lunch bag. There were plenty of tables both inside and out. The tea was served in a proper china cup with teapot. Everywhere was clean. The service was wonderful. I would highly recommend a visit.

My twin brother Stephen and I decided to drop into this Greggs outlet as we were wandering around this part of town. Your typical Greggs,a glass fronted serving bar showcases the goodies on offer, neat and tidy with staff who are extremely cheerful. We were here on a Wednesday morning, we were just going to The Head Of Steam Pub and decided to get some food into us,we both got the famous Greggs sausage rolls, two each which we munched on outside the Greggs outlet, I've yet to taste a better sausage roll than those served by Greggs ,so tasty and filling, just what we needed to set us upbfor a few hours. This Greggs outlet is easy to locate along Bond Street, most definitely well worth checking out if you're in the area. Opening hours are; Monday to Sunday, 7am till 6pm.

Starting to see the wonderful big red busses of The Great British Fudge Company Bus in a few city's now,first visited one in Blackpool earlier on in the year and while whizzing around Leeds City Centre my twin brother Stephen and I chanced upon this outlet. They're hard to miss ,they are big red busses ,they serve a wonderful selector of fudge and are very popular, we purchased some of their delicious fudge products which we munched on while walking down Vicar Lane, thick,sweet and crumbly ,so tasty ,a wicked treat indeed and for the quality of the fudge great value for money, if you're in the area most definitely well worth checking out and easy to locate along Vicar Lane.

We don't live in Whitby and have learned that you must book a table a couple of weeks before you come or you might not get in. We have enjoyed two lovely meals here - lovely service, great chef. The confit duck starter tonight was fab. It is a small, intimate restaurant so never buzzing but we like it.

We are regular visitors for lunch, which needs to be booked!!! The food is always hot, very tasty, and plentiful, great menu at a great price!!! Jonathan, mine host, is very welcoming and it makes for a great experience!

Fantastic food at unbelievably reasonable prices. Been a few times and always had a delicious meal.

Last weekend, we were recommended to try Vanilli’s Artisan 🍨at Harrogate– and it was incredible! We tried the Oreo & Vanilla and the Salted Caramel & Belgian Chocolate – which really amazed me because the combination of rich Belgian chocolate and sweet-salty caramel was magic. They also have dairy-free options, soya, coconut, sorbet.🍧 Vanilli’s is tucked away in a quiet corner, it’s a hidden gem you’ll want to find. Get there early though , especially on the European Artisanal Gelato Day on 24 March– flavours sell out fast! By fishenjoylife

Ben and his staff are great hosts. Shame its closing!🥲

Very friendly service, a vast range of good. Quality steak. Excellent pork pie and quiche

We recently had the pleasure of staying at “The Cud Life” campsite in the stunning Yorkshire countryside, this campsite offers the perfect blend of tranquility, natural beauty, and good facilities. From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with warmth and hospitality. The site itself is well maintained and most important quiet, with spacious pitches. Whether you’re pitching a tent, parking a campervan, or staying in one of their cozy cottages, you’ll find everything you need for a comfortable stay. The shower blocks are clean with plenty of hot water. But what truly sets *The Cud Life* apart is the people. A special shout-out to Mark, who went above and beyond to make us feel welcome. His friendliness and genuine enthusiasm were infectious! He was always on hand to offer helpful tips about the local area and recommended some good sights to visit. Mark’s kindness and dedication truly made this a memorable stay. If you’re looking for a campsite that combines natural beauty, good facilities, and a warm, welcoming vibe, “The Cud Life” is the place to be. And if you’re lucky enough to meet Mark, you’ll understand why this place feels so special. We will return one day! Highly recommended!

Travelling up from either Worcester or London the Runswick Bay Tea Garden is really the thing we look forward to most as we drive the not inconsiderable distance to Whitby where we stay. Walking along the Cleveland Way from Saltburn by the Sea we find Anne’s delightful cakes and sandwiches are a delight. Not heavy stodgy things that might slow us down but wonderful productions and you can be very hard pressed to make your decision! We had a shocker of a year last year, hopefully it was better in the north east. Anne has surely to give up one day but hopefully not just yet. Their decision though naturally. Looking forwards to our next trip already. The local bus stops along the coast- either way… are adjacent. Wishing you all the best in 2025. Phil and Anne