The best restaurants serving British food in Yorkshire and The Humber

again very nice worth a look c 👌.

Honestly awful!!! couldn’t check in as the reception was full to the brim with wedding guests. The wedding aftermath continued on and our room was shaking from the music until 1AM. Literally had our tv on full volume and could still hear the music over the tv sound. Reception reccomended using their library room … yes sure we will sit in a library room until 1AM :/ honestly would avoid at all costs

Good pub nice staff very friendly

Another bar recommended that we visit here as the beers were very good, sadly that wasn't the case! there was only one decent ale and that wasn't really very good. Lovely warm welcome though, and the food looked good, but we didn't stay to eat.

What a wonderful place’n Such a welcome!! Amazing landlords. We had a beautiful lunch , Haddock and chips and scampi the nicest fish I have had in a long time. The menu was great and so much choice, the music playing was also great. We are staying in patrington and we are going back again for another lovely meal and to look out at the amazing view. Thank you 😃

Popped in for a quick pint saw they were making home made pizzas . Had a pizza and a pint combo along with a game of pool while I waited . Absolutely delicious. Was well worth been late home . So took one home for the wife too. . Happy days

Great Sunday lunch, it’s a must if you’re in the area. We’ll definitely be returning. Food was delicious, tasty and fresh.

Whenever we come to Filey, we always make sure we eat here. The staff are fantastic and the food is even better. They make a family feel very welcome and can’t do enough for you. If you are staying in Filey, Bridlington or Scarborough, make a point of eating at the St Quintin Arms

Once again had a fantastic meal at the Slaters arms...everyone is always so welcoming there and the food is always delicious...proper home made food of a really high standard..the atmosphere is always really nice too...this is a little hidden gem and I would highly recommend a visit

A warm welcome from landlady Rachel at this traditional Farndale pub. Well kept ales on tap and a decent Rose wine slaked a thirst on arrival followed by a plump Sirloin Steak and trimmings and a plate of crispy scampi to keep us fed. Excellent value for money and all the traditions of top class inn-keeping can be found here in the glorious setting that is Farndale.

Advertised as £10 bottle of processco not the case false advertising said processco weekend was charged £17 for bottle plus pint lager. When asked was told is had changed if it had changed then should have a notice up saying so

We visited on April 24th having read the good reviews on here. Arrived just after 6 and the pub was already quite busy ( always a good sign) but we got a table to eat ok. We then had an excellent pub experience of some good drinks and great food. The 3 young ladies who were serving both drinks and food were all very friendly,polite and efficient. The food was good British Pub food. I had Sausage and Mash and my partner had Gammon and chips. The pub itself was old fashioned but in the best sense, beams and fireplaces, loved it. Would definitely recommend but might be worth booking.

Personnel très sympa. Repas de bonne qualité. Bon choix de bière. J'ai aimé "Dirty Rucker". Sinon j'ai mangé la viande...

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

a real full English, freshly made to order, toast, coffee, fresh fruit and cereals or yogurt if you wanted them. Wonderful!