The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Malton Ryedale Yorkshire and The Humber

Absolutely marvellous, food was so delicious and the waiting staff were just as good. The only issue was I was too full for a cake 😂 first class all round. I had the Yorkshire Rarebit with bacon and he had soup and a sandwich which was so full of pastrami and cheese. We will definitely be back.

Visited with the kids there was a lot of choice and the staff were very helpful and patient would definitely recommend the ice cream was yummy too!!

Took my daughter and granddaughter to York , as a Thankyou my daughter took me to the Mad Hatters Cafe, all themed on Alice in Wonderland Mad Hatter's Tea Party. Great fun lots of oddities in the place. We had lots of fun

Visited twice whilst in the area on holiday from Cardiff. Staff are amazing and happily explained the menu. They are so enthusiastic it was a great experience. I would thoroughly recommend this unique and special place if you are in the area. We have not stopped telling people about this gem of a place and the locker idea ❤️

The Brass Castle Tap House is typical of the genre and is reasonably roomy and nicely done out. Obviously, real ales are the principal raison d’etre here and from the ones on offer we chose the best bitter which was in excellent condition and very good. The atmosphere was also very nice and we enjoyed our visit.

Delicious imaginative vegan food in a nice quirky cafe. Very splendid service

We spent a very rainy morning of our holiday here with our 21 month old, the staff are really friendly and helpful and there is a fabulous relaxed atmosphere. Our little absolutely loved the soft play and happily spent at least a couple of hours climbing, sliding and running and she would probably have stayed longer! We had a pleasant lunch of baked potatoes and warm baguettes. We would definitely visit again if we were in the area! Our only very slight suggestion would be to get some new batteries for some of the role play toys . Overall a really enjoyable experience, well done guys you really are doing a wonderful job! I wish there was something like this local to us!!

Excellent quality coffee in both espresso and flat white. Friendly Yorkshire staff, lovely surroundings. Nothing to fault here.

We were wandering around Malton looking for somewhere to enjoy a spot of lunch and stumbled across the Spotted Cow, which is right next to the old cattle market pens. We decided to give it a try and we’re so pleased we did. It’s an amazing 16th century building with oak beams and looks very original and unspoilt. We ordered the “Fish and Chips” which were excellent. Crispy batter on the fish and chips cooked thoroughly unlike some places who tend to under cook them, with a side of mushy peas. The prices are very reasonable and it’s good value for money. The owners are new and have only been at the helm for 3 weeks. If they regularly serve up lovely food like this, they’ll do well and we hope it works out for them. On our positive experience today, we’d highly recommended trying the Spotted Cow and don’t think you’ll be disappointed.

I asked for lightly done bacon it was so cooked it snapped one piece of bacon 1 saug and 3slices of mushroom in a bread bun for 4quid absolute rip off we got take away coz we were in a rush waited nearly 20mins for butties will never use it again The girl who served us was lovely and couldnt say sorry enough for the long wait

Unfortunately we were sadly disappointed two barmaids on duty we very busy talking to themselves - we were finally served our drinks - we asked re the food menu and it had four items on it- we decided on two sharing platters - they certainly came faster than the drinks! I’ve never had a scotch egg that the bread crumb has come away from the sausage meat? No cutlery arrived with the boards - non of us thought they were sharing boards as there was only really enough for one! Sorry we felt very disappointed

This is really the only place in Malton that justifies the ridiculous hype about it being some sort of gourmet capital of North Yorkshire: it isn't. A selection of scruffy pubs and unimaginative restaurants is redeemed by this very pleasant, friendly cafe-cum-sntiques shop (upstairs). Lovely pies - including partridge and pear, and black pudding and apple. A very welcome find.

Always good for wholesome fresh bacon,sausage breakfast rolls or baked good. Love the steak bakes.

Went for an evening meal. Very nice, lovely atmosphere, good service and food. We took advantage of the 2 course for £18 Mondayto Friday (there was also an offer for 3 course).

We visited The Royal Oak in Malton Marketplace for an early evening meal and were thoroughly impressed. The standout dish was the Bunny Chow with lamb curry—rich, deep flavour, and with perfectly cooked, tender lamb. It came with a generous portion of chips that were properly crispy, as if double-cooked, and a fresh side salad. The Mexican pizza was another highlight—clearly made fresh, with a great base and that unmistakable finish from a proper pizza oven. The service itself was warm and friendly, not to mention the open fire making for a fantastic experience. We can’t wait to return!