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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.

This was my second visit (1st was summer, 2019), and it was as good as I remembered. It was a very…read moreblustery day/evening on the seafront so we went inland a few miles to the coziest country inn with best food. The fire was was lit and the owner greeted us with a smile. I had the chicken/Stilton sauce special and hubs had the steak and ale pie and lime cheesecake. Not a crumb was left on either plate. Def will go back when we're in the area.

Great local pub. Big Car Park, great prices…read moreRecommend it for all people

Use to be my local growing up. PLayed for the pub football…read moreteam and have had many a good nights here. All the YO-cals are in, it is a great location for a quiet pint. if you get board, then the darts are available. Good food, and even the Queen has visited there

Fantastic family pub, serving amazing food. The friendly owners have just installed a play area,…read moremaking this a perfect venue for a leisurely drink while watching the kids play. For the sports fans there is a large TV with satellite. All in all a perfect venue. Oh yes, and you can in hire rooms for private functions!

First time in a sizzling pub, I downloaded a voucher and we got two steaks and a glass of wine each…read morefor £9.99! Well cooked, service great and a good menu. Will go again.

We visited this pub early on in 2011 and to be honest it was unbelievably poor, ill tempered staff,…read moresnail slow service and a manager who only ever seemed to smoke and talk on his phone out side whilst his bedraggled staff suffered on and as for the food, well it really wasn't up to even a chain pub standard never mind mine, so at the time vowed never to go back, Famouse last words Recently found out the Rosette had got a new chef, not just any chef though. this one used to work at one of the major holiday parks in Filey and had managed to turn around the floundering fortunes of the on site restaurant in 2009, we were, and still are owners on this site ( Haven Primrose Valley) he and the team he put together were truly amazing returning high quality food to Billy Butlins previous flagship and a waiting on + customer care service to rival any top restaurant. Unfortunately he left and yes the food and standards went back to normal. So onto the Rosette..the re-visit.. Now great people work there, helpful and attentive a great new (non smoking) manageress and of course our favourite chef running the kitchen putting out great food, and it shows. it has brought new life to this once dog end of a pub, our friends are talking about it and we love it. Go, don't expect high end food but just great pub grub served with a smile and it doesn't even upset your wallet ( or the wife) at bill time.

Went in on a busy Sunday afternoon and was surprised to get a table. I had Roast beef lunch. The…read morebeef was tasty, lovely and juicy. With it came some really poor veg. The potatoes were boiled then deep fried to try and give the impression of Roast. They were truly awful. The carrots were nice but the peas tasted like they were cheap, nasty tinned ones. The Yorkshire pudding was good as was the gravy. This cost £7.50 and I don't think it was worth anymore than £5. My partner had Gammon. It came with the usual accompaniments. But yet again horribly cooked fried potatoes spoiled the dish. Won't be back in a hurry

Just stayed at the pub this weekend. It was a busy pub on the Saturday night from early evening. It…read moreserves locally sourced meat and the 12 oz rump steak was great. My wife had a Desperate Dan meat pie-fantastic. The chips are home made and the potatoes also part of the meal, were lovely. Breakfast the following morning was excellent and again fresh produce. The real fire adds to the experience. Great. The rooms are very comfortable if you are thinking of staying.