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Me and my friends have been sever times since they opened in Redcar and love the place. Drink selection is great and bar staff are always friendly and helpful. Would recommend to anyone wanting a drink out in Redcar.

Not a review, just a note on the places history. Up until late 1985 the place was known as The Cavendish Hotel, so the "new" name is actually a return, sort of, to its original. It became a Whitbread owned and managed pub. Managers Henry and Sue Thurmann pursuaded Whitbread to put some money into the place. In late 1985 or early 86, the old lounge and public bars were knocked into one and the place was generally modernized. It became a very successful pub, renamed "The Corner House", into the 90s when Whitbread sold off all their pubs. Dull disclosure: I worked as a seasonal barman there from 1985 to 1989.

Fantastic hidden gem, a 18 hole crazy golf course featuring a lighthouse and windmill. There is also a cafe which has hot and cold food options, snacks, ice cream and tea and coffee with indoor and outdoor seating. There is also Foot Golf to try out. A great day out for all ages!

A great selection to pick from - I went with two meat eaters who were very happy and I was very happy with my veggie choice. Good coffee too. The staff are really friendly and made us feel very at home. I’ll definitely come here again

The Falcon Pub is a pub I occasionally drop into ,it's a great locals pub. I love the look of the pub ,multi roomed ,pubby decor and furnishings ,a cool looking serving bar ,big screens to enjoy the sport ,dart boards and pool table and lots of seating options ,it's a great pub to chill out in. We were here on a Friday evening ,we ordered and were served beers from Carling Brewery ,served iced cold and sparkling ,we chilled out and took in the great pub we were in. My beer was good,not my normal tipple ,more a real ale or craft beer fan myself but this lager was tasty and certainly cut through the thirst . We really enjoyed our beers in here before we moved on and although our visit was only fleeting as on every other visit to here we had a great time. The Falcon Pub is easy to locate along Bewley Drive ,the number 21 bus drops you off practically by the pub. Opening hours are; Monday to Sunday,open from 5pm ( I think ). Well worth checking out if you're in the area.

This is the Hornsea Inshore Rescue Boat Launch Cafe and Shop where we stopped on our walk for great coffee and cake. We live in Hornsea and have been here many times. It is unfailingly spotless, as are the loos - always a good sign - and the welcome is friendly. You can sit outside under a canopy out of the wind and eat your lunch while watching the activity around the boats. This out-of-the-way jewel is run entirely by volunteers and supports the work of the independent lifeboat. On our most recent visit we were served coffee by one of the crew who had two weeks before taken part in a hazardous and fortunately successful rescue from the nearby cliffs.

This was our first visit on a beautiful spring Sunday lunchtime. I had seen the menu on Facebook and I wanted to try the lasagne. Staff were friendly and service prompt. The food portions were not massive but fine and more importantly the food was well cooked and of quality. Will return.

servic and food both are excellent......place was also excellent...waiter behavior so good...place ta photo shoot er jonno khubi valo

Lovely wooden cafe in the woodland serving tea and coffee plus cake. Closes at 4.30pm. Worth a visit before or after the view from the symonds yat rock

My sister Angela Hodge is the manager there it is really lovey and the food is amazing and they let you take your dogs with you

Been here so many times and never disappointed. Today was a full breakfast, chicken burger and Caesar salad with chicken. All amazing. Staff are all fabulous.

We went for a family lunch on Christmas day. Great food and service. Thank you so much for making Christmas lunch so easy and tasty!!