The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Whitby West Cliff Scarborough Yorkshire and The Humber

Awful place. People are saying the staff are rude, well you know who he is don't you?! Yeah we know. I'll never grace the door again. RIP Bramble.

We went for a cup of tea and teacake which was nice so decided to come back for the Sunday lunch but it was awful the potatoes and roast potatoes had just been re heated and tasted disgusting the Yorkshire pudding was burnt the beef was OK was very ddisappointed wouldn't go back

Came in for a couple of meals over the long weekend. First visit both had the Parmo, one being the spicy Parmo. Both very nice & extremely filling. Second visit on Steak night, 2 steak meals with a bottle of wine for £30. Had a side order of garlic king prawns which were very nice with the perfectly cooked steaks. The Resolution is consistently good value for money & the staff are great, you can always have a laugh with them.

Now, this is a very long review, but this place deserves every word! In the past Devon and Cornwall was our holiday destination every year for many, many years. The two things we always looked forward to is a lovely pasty and a 'cream tea' (scones filled with a nice jam/conserve and clotted cream, washed down with a lovely cup of tea). Now we're both retired and disabled, holidays to the Westcountry aren't possible, at least not easily. Once we found out you could order Cornish (and Devon) pasties online we had to give them a go. First, we ordered some from a place that claimed to be voted 'The best pasties in Plymouth'... Awful things, maybe 5% 'meat' (I use the term 'meat' loosely as it was mostly gristle) and thin chewy pastry. They were at least a nice size and flavoured well but there's no way we'd buy them again. That almost put us off ordering them online completely. Then, My Sister - who lived in the South West for over 40 years - told me about Proper Pasty Co. We ordered the Cornish Party Pasty & Cream Tea Hamper for 4 (4 party sized pasties and 4 scones with strawberry conserve and clotted cream, and 4 nice looking tea bags - known in Cornwall and Devon as a 'cream tea'). I was a little concerned that these 'Party Pasties' would be tiny, I shouldn't have been concerned at all! They arrived in 2 days, packed with freezer packs so they were nice and ice cold when they arrived. The pasties were actually a good size, bigger than many supermarket own brand ones, and they looked lovely. Apart from the pale colour due to the pastry being raw, they looked exactly like the photo's on the website. We followed the clear cooking instructions that came with them and popped them in the air fryer at 160c for 15 minutes, giving them a quick glaze with an egg and milk mix on the 13'th minute. Opening the air fryer door I was greeted by the gorgeous smell of a freshly cooked pasty. Now they REALLY looked like the photo's on the site. Lovely and golden. As you do, we picked them up by the crimped crust and took a big bite. Perfect! A well seasoned filling which comprised of plenty of beef and veggies. They say their pasties have around 15% beef but it honestly seemed like quite a bit more than that which we were more than happy about. The beef was perfect, not a single spec of gristle in any of the pasties. Nice and tender, not chewy at all. The veg was also perfectly cooked, not too firm and no mush in sight. Lastly, the pastry was lovely and short, flakey and the perfect thickness. I enjoyed eating the crimped edge as much as I did the main pastry with filling part! After savouring every last bite, we gave it 10 minutes before we moved on to our cream tea. The 4 scones came with 4 generous little pots of good quality strawberry conserve and a good sized little tub of clotted cream. Although we actually spent most of our holidays in Devon, we have our scones the Cornish way. Cut in half, clotted cream on each half first, then the conserve on top (the Devon method is jam first but it's harder to master as you can end up pushing the jam off the scone while trying to spread the nice thick clotted cream on top of it). All I can say is 'Wow'! The scones themselves tasted as though they'd just been baked and left to cool a couple of hourse before. Still a little moist, buttery, and none of that 'powdery chemical' aftertaste you get with most mass produced shop bought scones (most likely due to them using too much cream of tartar). The strawberry conserve provided was top notch too, packed with fruit and bursting with flavour. Same again with the clotted cream, very good quality and I could feel my waist size increasing just looking at the stuff! All put together it was amazing and compared quite well to little family owned cream tea places we found randomly driving down country roads while on holiday. Absolutely perfect! After stuffing our faces with all that, we of course had to wash it down with the provided tea. Nice and refreshing, a good palate cleanser. It finished off a great meal, so great I had to get online and write this rather lengthy and glowing review. That's just how happy it made me (and my husband and son who also enjoyed every last morsel. The only thing missing from this review is photos. I don't write many reviews, especially food reviews, so taking pictures before we stuffed our faces simply didn't occur to us (and we didn't know how impressed with the food we would be). Would we order from them again? Well, after reading the above I think you can guess the obvious answer to that question. Now to copy and paste this review everywhere else. :-D

Nice cafe with decent food and reasonable prices. Enjoyed my veggie lasagne - it came with lots of salad and garlic bread.

Stopped off on our beach walk for a snack and coffee. Both very good and will call again. Coffee was a good standard. We had a Fruit scone and toasted tea cake.

Happy to start then massive fight outside, drugs being used and the man in the pink shorts and the door nan without a tooth were very much together with what was going on. Niot very nice to the public that tried to help but police did arrive then they were back in laughing aborting beating up the poor guy. Not going back ever disgusting behaviour by the staff and doorman.

Only had a coffee. Cakes over priced

Great food, typical old English Boozer 👍

So after an afternoon in Whitby playing the find a disabled parking space, we finally managed to park, as we was visiting friends we decided to call into the ANGEL HOTEL/WETHERSPOONS Whitby for dinner, what can one say, the place was packed and full of drunk afternoon boozers, after ordering our food and finally getting a table, it arrived & in typical fashion the Wetherspoons chefs managed to mess our food up again, This was the final straw, we will only buy drinks from now on, the food was straight out of a microwave/boil in bag type food. Do not order food from this place i expected my Cod to be fresh from the seas as we was in Whitby, but no it was soggy batter oven chips and dried cod my partner ordered sausage and mash with peas and what can we say. A 99p cheap ping meal would taste better, so avoid buying from here or any Wetherspoons.

Popped in here on a Saturday night, live band was playing traditional Irish music and it made it a good atmosphere. Guinness was good and the bar staff were friendly. Small pub but worth a visit.

Drinks are not the real thing. Fob u off with saying it is. RUBBISH I have worked and worked pubs all my life and that was not Bacardi. Had no brandy in a PUB -really

Called in here June 29th. There were a few people in watching football in the afternoon. The barman couldn't have been any slower and after visiting the toilets, I told him there was no toilet roll in ladies, he acknowledged me but never moved to do anything about it. The rest of the staff were all on their mobile phones, not very professional. One plus, the music playing was fab, great dj