If you are looking for a traditional country Pub, ran as they used to be alongside the farm, well…read morethis must be one of the last few remaining ones. If you can imagine walking into a friend's house and there in the corner is the bar just knocked together with a few bits of wood and a couple of tables and stools to sit at, well this is what's here. What you see is what you get not a great selection of beers but the Theakstons went down a treat (well actually several did). We sat in the garden overlooking the countryside unspoiled by any sounds other than that of the birds and sheep in the fields opposite. If you are after Juke Boxes, slot machines and the other trappings of modern pubs give this a miss, if you are after visiting the Scarborough area try and find this one you shouldn't be disappointed after all they way the pub trade is going at the moment it may not be here for many more years. I will probably get bought and turned into someone's home, shame if it ever does. The pub doesn't do food (only a few sandwiches) just a traditional pub.

The Mill Inn is situated in the middle of the British countryside…read more You could easily drive past it and not notice it were there. Walking into the mill inn is like walking back in time to the 1970's! When you order a drink the bar man Disappears down stairs to his underground cellar to fetch it. Only open on certain days and I've you go you will be talking about it for day's after. Love it

This must be one of the few places like this left in Britain this unique and unspoilt pub combining…read morethe village shop is located by the river in the village of Beckhole. The bar is about 3 foot long and if 5 people stood in there you would feel like a sardine. Fortunately there is another room at other side of the shop if the weather is unpleasant where your beer is served through the hatch in the wall. There is a beer garden which has ample seating, they offer their own brew as well as Black Sheep Bitter. This is a lovely spot to stop off if you are thinking of wandering from Grosmont to Goathland about a 4 mile walk the North Yorkshire Moors Railway stops and picks up at both stations. They offer sandwiches and pies so if you're hungry a snack is also an option.

28 Mar 2022 n 63yrs this is the first meal i have ever not…read morepaid for, a simple burger and chips for me and curry of the day half chips half rice for my wife . The chips had been kept warm for to long and re-heated in a microwave they were limp and dripping in something the burger was over cooked dry and rubberized the bun was black burned on the inside . my wifes curry was hot on one side of the plate and cold on the other i put one chip in my mouth chewed once and spat it out . I complained sent all of the food back and asked for my money back which i did get . I then stood up to leave and a man of about 5ft 10 in , Bald ,mid to late forties became abusive and with a threatening behavior even to the point of pushing and then shouting abuse as we walk off down the street obviously LITTLE BIG MAN SYNDROME . A greasy cafe can do better . Nasty horrible place . Run by Hillbillies

I found this pub purely by chance and what a gem it proved to be.Perched on a hillside it has a…read morelarge car park overlooking the valley and village below and has outside seating for the more hardy souls amongst us.On entering we were immediately struck by the cosy atmosphere in the bar,greatly helped by a log fire crackling in the grate.The staff were welcoming and friendly and when we enquired about food we were given the choice of eating in the bar or the restaurant.The bar had a choice of cask ales from the Blacksheep Brewery as well as a range of lagers,wines and spirits.The menu was very comprehensive with most of the food coming from local sources and all dishes are cooked to order.Our meals were well cooked,nicely presented and arrived at the table piping hot.Portion sizes were large and very good value for money.I would place the meals at the top end of pub cuisine and say this is a must visit place if you are in the area.

An excellent pub and one that must be visited when in Robin Hoods Bay. Huge menu, fantastic food,…read moregood beers, very nice indeed.

We stayed at a b&b 5min walk to this pub was recommended by owner ,called in around 8pm 21/10/22…read morefor a few drinks ,first impressions quiet in one room ,obviously something going on in other room ,but noise doesn't bother us ,we come from Beeston Leeds ,used to it ,about 10pm people in other room started to leave and we noticed the young women behind the bar ,started to clean up and put towels on the pumps ,at this point ther was only myself and partner left in pub ,made us feel quite uncomfortable ,my partner said any chance of another pint and she said very sarcastically, if you want one surely if they wasclosing its only manners to say to us ,we're closing soon would you like another drink ,very rude,if you only want local yokals in put a sign up

This is the only pub in the village so they get all the trade of the caravan site. It woulb be…read morethought that theyb would open more hours than they do and the food would be better.The overwhelming smell of burning fat puts you off straightaway. The food is traditional freezer fayre which is a shame in a town known for its fresh fish. Better to get a taxi and go into Whitby

The food was amazing, wonderful service from all of the staff. Love the outlay of the restaurant…read more Highly recommend..

Dear Fox Hole. I have to tell you that in our 21 days visiting in England your food was the best we…read morehad! I can't stop thinking about and wanting your garlic mushrooms in cream sauce! It was heavily! My husband raves about the chicken & brie sandwich he had. The chicken melted in his mouth and was a perfect sandwich. In addition to great food the location and ambience was so pleasant. We wished we could had eaten at the Fox Hole a few more times. It was such a pleasure to discover your quaint and yummy place. Thank you. Debbie

Great pub food and karaokeread more

The Hayburn Wyke is an 18th century coaching inn which is found on the edge of the north York Moors…read moreNational Park, close to both Scarborough and Whitby. It offers a bar, restaurant, function room and accomodation. The Sunday Carvery, like many othes in the area, is very popular and reasonably priced. Away from typical Sundat roast fare, the bar meals are very good and come recommended, and theres a wide choice of drinks - both traditional and a little more special - to compliment and accompany your food. Service at the car and at your table is always friendly and quick, and theres a real family feel to the pub. Its certainly family friendly and children are welcome. Its a few years since we stayed there, however at the time the rooms were very well maintained and comfortable. Having taken a look at their website this still looks to be the case and the prices charged are among the more reasonable in the area. It'd be an ideal place to stay and use as a base for exploring the area as its not central to anywhere and is quiet. Recommended.

Another visit to our favourite inn on the Yorkshire moors. We hoped it hadn't changed from a few…read moreyears ago. It had but a little to the better in that the room we occupied had been 'upgraded' with a jacuzzi bath. As was usual in this great inn were the toiletries, bathrobes, tea/coffee making facilities.....I could go on for ever as there is so much in the rooms. Alistair and Karen are perfect hosts and will do anything to make your stay perfect. I have carried on, somewhat, about the room but one thing that mustn't be missed is the food. Alistair is rarely away from the kitchen. The food that comes out is beyond description. All locally sourced. In the evening we started with a seafood platter for my partner and an awe inspiring lobster bisque for myself. My mouth still waters thinking about it. Main course, for both of us, was a dressed crab. A perfect meal. Breakfast in the morning was a full English for myself. The black pudding has to be tried. My partner had scrambled eggs with smoked salmon. Those plates filled us up for the day and the drive to Edinburgh. If you are in the area, this is the best place to stay but book early because it gets filled quickly. Thanks K & A, and your wonderful staff, for another great nights stay.

The food, the drink, the staff, the customers, the atmosphere, the location--nothing could be…read morebetter! Whether you are stopping in for a quick bite in the pub, having a Sunday meal, or celebrating a reunion of 50 cousins, you will be amazed at the unique menu items, all prepared on site, and all mouth watering delicious. Then to top it off, the ales, ciders, and Scotch whiskeys that are on hand. The friendliness of the owners will have you coming back again and again. Love this place! (Previously operated by my great great grandfather in the 1800's)

Would be very good, but we're not all that rich. I'd wait til they dropped their prices a bit.read more