This restaurant is an absolute gem, with authentic Calabrian food on offer in a fantastic…read moreatmosphere, with warm, friendly, and excellent service. The food is competitively priced with other restaurants in the area, but the portions are generous, with a wonderful menu that will have you struggling to make a choice quickly, and quality is unrivalled! Expect to pay around £30 per head with drinks, which was, in my opinion, excellent value. I wouldn't only recommend this restaurant, but advise anyone in, or visiting Filey to enjoy a dining experience here! Fantastic!!

I now have a new favourite Italian in town. The lasagna is…read moreamazing!! The best I have ever had. It Is located near the star pub and Just off the main road in Filey. Great atmosphere, never felt rushed. A must try!!

Really unimpressed, they only take cash, the food is not spicy even after requesting extra spicy…read more The chilli oil is sweet and sour not chilly oil, the pancakes were fat bean spring rolls. The Mapo tofu was sweet and pretty gross. Singapore noodles were not the worst thing I have put in my mouth.

A good place to go for Chinese. Though it may not compare to the restaurants that you can find in…read moreLondon it is probably the best in the area.

Good honest pub grub at a reasonable price. Accommodation is clean and good value for money. The…read morething that really makes this place is the landlady Doreen who make The Royal Oak a home from home.

Royal Oak very friendly atmosphere great food and beer,been in 4days in a row ,well worth a visitread more

We visit Filey each year and tried this chip shop because someone recommended it to us from our…read moreapartment block. The staff were really friendly and we had a good natter and the Fish & Chips were excellent large portions and lightly battered fish not greasy. Its a shame they close through winter because we missed it last month when we visited again and tried the chippy next door which was terrible ! We cant wait for John & Ginny's to re-open for next time we visit Filey in April.

The glen gardens is the place to go if you want good fun for kids without feeling under pressure to…read morespend too much.I have sometimes taken my Brownies there . It is a short train trip but is often the first time they have been on a train. We head for Glen gardens looking for clues I have picked out previously. Once there we eat our lunch sitting on the grass well away from traffic fumes. Then its swings etc. and plenty of space. One time we met a brownie pack from South Yorkshire and there are often other groups around. It is good to sit on a seat watching the kids play safely and having space but staying close. There is cafe if you need a hot drink or an ice cream.The food looks good too.When the girls are ready to move on the toilets are handy before we head for the beach. Glen gardens is a good family fun .

Cold and wet Sunday left me wanting something hot and spicy. Tried this…read more place on recommendation from a friend. Noticed a few unusual items on the menu such as pheasant and venison and a lot of fish. Ordered from the set menu of three course for 9.95. First course is poppadoms and the pickle tray. Second was a choice from about 8 starters. I had chicken wings. Three of them. Not bad but nothing special. Mate had sheesh kebab. Two spicy sausages of lamb. These were very tasty and moist. Best part of the meal. Mains were Afghan lamb in a brown sauce and a chicken in a red sauce called Punjabi taste, promised green chillies but I had none.. Both meats were cooked but both sauces were bland and virtually tasteless. They came with a choice of four rice or four bread. We had one pilau and one garlic naan. We had a reasonable bottle of Malbec for 15 pound with it. Service was friendly and efficient. Open kitchen at back so you can see them cooking whilst you are waiting outside the only toilet. I am pretty sure our mains were bland because we ordered from the set menu. I will go again and will opt for one of the game or fish dishes. They have a website with the menu on and I suggest looking at that before you go. Although I have called it a standard curry I am pretty sure that is down to what we ordered. The menu does promise some rarer dishes and I am hoping they will redeem this place for me

Food is lovely very fresh. Staff friendly and knowledgeable. Have visited this venue many times…read moreover the years in all seasons and love it

Be warned in advance, this place doesn't serve fish - it serves whales! Or at least very generously…read moreportioned sharks I actually ordered the SMALL - yes, the SMALL haddock portion. If that was a small fish, then only Cap'n Ahab himself could be in with a chance of landing a moderately sized one. Not only massive but also delicious, it was accompanied by rather excellent mushy peas and damn good tartare sauce, and a mountain of chips trying to escape off my huge platter. My companion ordered the jumbo platter: he did manage to get outside of it, but the effort left him sweating and red-faced. Or perhaps that was the over-heated atmosphere: for some reason the place was about the temperature of the oil the fish was fried in, despite it being full summer at the time. Still, everything else about this meal was pretty much perfection. Absolutely recommended!

Really terrible service at this place! Party of 8 of us wanted a meal and they wouldn't let us move…read moretwo tables together! When asked why they said they didn't know it was just the rules! Whatever happened to the customer is always right!? While we were sat (at our separate tables) the waitress bluntly answered our questions and stared at us from across the room until we were so annoyed that we decided to leave and go somewhere else - 'First Catch' as it turns out which was lovely and is located just down the road then left.

I live in Filey and I like fish and chips so I often eat at fish and chip shops on a weekend…read more Although dicky bees, unlike the other fish and chip shops, did not satisfy my taste. Although the chips may have reached my picky standards, the fish was appalling, they had put too much batter on, making the fish hard to taste, and the batter, I could say it had spoilt the fish