We had a fabulous early bird special for breakfast (7-9) our first morning in town. We were…read morefamished after our last meal (3 pm day before) and loads of walking in between. We both had the Pier breakfast with tea (£7.30 each!) and weren't disappointed. We will definitely be going back for more later in the week. Food was cooked just right and plenty of it.

Emmas Cafe is one of those places that time forgot! I used to go here every Saturday with my Nana…read morewho used it as a regular meeting spot for her and her friends. They offer tea coffee and soft drinks and a range of breakfast snacks, such as toast and butter, toasted tea cakes and bacon butties! They also have a selection of cakes and pastries and I always used to go for the chocolate eclair - still do! yum Emmas is located on Huntris Row, which is in the centre of Scarborough town centre - but is only a short walk from the seafront - If you can face the 100+ steps (or you can cheat and take the lift!)

Delicious freshly roasted meats carved to order for sandwiches and take-away platters. I had the…read moreroast pork on a baguette with apple compote, stuffing, and crackling and it was superb. They also offer roast turkey, gammon, beef, and Yorkshire puddings. Highly recommended for a grab and go bite!

Service was a bit slow and some of the food was so-so. Good smash burgers and fries, lackluster…read moremeatball marinara and filthy fries. Location and ambience was pretty good though.

Wow! What a wonderful dining experience! Eclectic surroundings, delicious food, and right next…read moredoor to the Stephen Joseph Theatre. The menu features favorites and unusual choices to tempt your palate. I wish I had stayed in Scarborough longer to sample more of their dishes! Highly recommended!

Great place for breakfast and open on a Sunday! Previously a 1930s hair salon divided into private…read morecubicles by dark wood partitions, this delightful tea room has kept the same format, making it unique in my experience. The reasonably priced menu offers everything from porridge with maple syrup to several different kinds of welsh rarebit via cinnamon toast and tea takes - all of which tasted delicious. Service is friendly and attentive and if you feel like cake afterwards, their range of homemade sponges looked amazing!

Came here today today for a breakfest presenting my exception lanyard,…read more I was asked to provided my excemption card too, of which I don't own as you arnt provided these by a doctor however are downloaded from several sources. I left feeling humiliated after having to disclose my disabilities but still told to wear a mask. Poor service and this be shared across all review services for other people in my position.

Formerly the Cafe Del Mar, this place offers a bright future to a revamped North Bay. It is still a…read morework in creation but I have enjoyed several meals there. Unfortunately the detraction is the price. Nearly two pound for a black coffee is a bit much. Breakfasts come in small and large and boast locally sourced pork sausages and bacon. The premises are very clean and staff pleasant. With the new and brash Oasis cafe next door and the Blue crush down the road, there will be a lot of competition down here. I hope that quality does not suffer as a result. Licensed to sell alcohol too a sit in the sun and watch the world go by sounds a perfect end to a busy day. UPDATE - gets an extra star now. They have dropped their breakfast prices down to £3.95 for the full English between 7-9am. They also have started opening at 6am. Excellent at the end of a nightshift. Recommended

I haven't been here for years and know nothing of the new team behind it. On the door as you go in…read moreis a notice saying "Evening News Cafe Tasters not welcome here". Now this is a reference to a local newspaper whereby customers leave feedback on various eateries. To put a poster like this up tells me you have something to hide or have had a bad review and didn't like it. What struck me immediately is how clean and tastefully decorated the place was and there was no smell of grease or anything like that. There were only two other people in there and my friend and I ordered the big breakfast each at £6.50. This review is based upon that breakfast. I cannot comment on what is an extensive menu. The orange juice that came with the breakfast was served in the smallest glass I have ever seen in a cafe, probably only 15ml worth. Then the server brought us our tea with cups and saucers stacked and just plonked them down and said "sort yourselves out." Then the toast came, which, although nice, was cold by the time the breakfast came. The eggs were cooked just how I like them but I am sorry to say that was all I can say positive about it. The bacon was woefully underdone and very fatty. The sausage was a cheap, 10 for 50p type, which had been deep fried. Could not eat it. The beans and tomato also underdone. The hash brown cheap and nasty. The mushrooms had also been deep fried and consequently retained all their moisture so just turned to mush. The black pudding was also underdone and soaked in fat. The less said about the fried bread the better. So poor service, poor food but nice decor and eggs.

I used to take my kids to this cafe to see the train running around the walls. Sadly there is no…read moretrain but the cafe has certainly moved on. It changed hands more than once so didn't know what to expect. I was surprised at how posh it seemed. We went in the afternoon but it was immediately clear it is more than just a coffee shop. They open in the evenings with a far from ordinary menu.I think the way we were served is probably the same as the evening service even for toasted teacake and a pot of tea.My friend enjoyed scone and cream. My toasted tea cake was the best I have ever had _nicely soft on the outside and toasted just right in the middle. There were people in having a coffee and chatting an enjoying the decor . A nice place to meetup.

Another long established business, this is a functional and basic cafe which always seems to be…read morebusy in high season. The decor and overall feel of the place is very basic - like the kind of place you used to visit with your parents back in the days when you had a day trip at the seaside and it was raining. Thats not to say its a bad place though, because it isnt. Very much a no frills kind of place - selling teas, coffees, sandiches, snacks, breakfasts, light hot meals and so on, but the quality of what you get is above average, and on the whole provides good value for money. Its nothing fancy, its nothing continental, but you'll know that just from the look of the place from the outside, but if you go in expecting a typical english cafe, then you wont be disappointed. Service is fine and friendly, and the hot meals are good - the breakfasts, in particular, are well worth a try and very plentiful.

I went into this cafe with my family & friends in the Easter holiday 2011. My daughter needed the…read moretoilet, I was told in a rude manner they did not have to provide a toilet for customers as it is an old building. I was told to go up the street turn left along the road there is a public toilet to use. The food arrived just as I was going to take my daughter to the public toilet. I told them to take the food back as it would be getting cold, my daughter had ordered burger & chips. They then decided they would allow her to use the staff toilet. So I was quite happy to stay & eat the food, as all my daughter needed was the toilet. The food was slammed back down onto the table. I had ordered a ham sandwich, which was not what I would call ham it looked like it was out of a tin & sliced by hand. My friend had ordered poached egg on toast which was under cooked. We left most of the food which was terrible even the children left their burger & chips. I complained about the service & I am still in shock now, the staff where extremely rude. The chef came out with his filthy apron on, in a very abusive manner told us to get out & never come back, & they shoved my 7 year old daughter who was coming out of the cafe last through the door and slammed the door, on the heel of her foot. As we where two women with 3 children we felt extremely intimidated. I would definately strongly advise anybody to never go into this cafe, especially if you have children, as no toilets are provided. The staff are rude & the food was disgusting. A very upset family from York.

Peppers, located in the town centre, is a bit of a local gem. Family owned, its run and promoted…read morewith the kind of care people who are passionate about the food they serve can do. The menu is manily based upon seasonal, local produce, and so will change as the seasons and availabilty changes. I believe the menu actually rotates once per month, which is an achievement itself in the days of mass produced food. Its not your standard restaurant, and probably isnt suitable for children, but if you like venison, game such as pheasant, rabbit and so on, then its well worth your time. Both lunch menus and evening menus are available, and the food is very reasonably priced. Peppers also caters for parties and group bookings and will offer menus to accomodate larger parties. eating here helped my firm secure a big contract once as the clients were very impressed with the food.the food itself is superlative, the drinks accompany the meals well, and the service is pretty much spot on. I cant recommend this place highly enough. Not an everyday kind of place, but certainly a place to visit at least once if you're in the area