For small town halfway between Redcar and Slaltburn Marske by the sea has a few nice pubs for the…read morelocal and visitor alike. The Clarendon is mid way down the high street and has been a popular spot with locals for the past few decades. The owners decision to exclude music of any kind mean that it is the sort of place that you can have a conversation in without the need to shout to be heard. There are a good range of beers on offer including the ever popular Old Peculiar. Just one thing if you are visiting Marske and trying to find the place don't be surprised if the locals ask you if you mean the Middle House - so named as it is the middle of three pubs on the High Street. If you are lucky you may just meet the man of your dreams there - I did.

Quaint little place, with really accomodating staff. Standard bar and standard food, it does the…read moretrick!

A quick visit to the pub after a 4 mile walk along Cleveland Way. The pub wasn't busy so service…read morewas prompt. We ordered regular fish, chips & mushy pease. The portion size was plentiful but the quality of the the batter on the fish was a little thick so not completely cooked, all the rest was fine. Fish was fresh. We chose the pub over the other fish shops as they either only take cash or was a long queue. The rest of the menus was typical pub fare. Small car park to front & rear.

The Vic is a pub that appeals to everyone aged 18 to late 70's. It's split into a larger room with…read moreadequate seating and tables and a smaller room with a pool table and darts. The bars nice and big so there's no problem in getting to it and the toilets are nice and bright and clean. Live music plays every Thursday and Sunday night that suits a variety of tastes. A word of warning though, it is very loud this music. The prices aren't bad but have noticeably increased lately. Still cheaper than others though. It's about £3 for an alcopop and £4.40 for a double vodka and Red Bull. All in all it's a nice pub with a good atmosphere.

The Alexandra is locally known as the 'back Alex'. It's a very traditional pub decorated with old…read moreartefacts but it still has a nice comfy atmosphere. The down fall is he entrance is an alleyway! Not the most glamerous ways to start your night out but the company's friendly and the alcohols well priced. There are loads of seats in the lounge area but only a few in the bar area. As it's so small you can feel very squashed too. The bar staff are really friendly and chat as they serve you, makes the queue go a bit quicker I think.

We were delighted to find this pub! One of the most important things for us is being 'dog…read morefriendly' and boy, are they! Staff and customers alike welcomed us and the one dog we had last year. They made us feel at home and like locals. We are going back this year with a second dog and although we are staying in Whitby, we will be going back to enjoy this fantastic pub again! Takes a bit of finding - but a fascinating place with wonderful staff and customers - would give twenty stars if I could.

Parking is poor, pub is ok but do not let kids in…read more Good value food and drink. Service Great. Food is of a high standard, after several visits have not had a bad meal yet. Tuesday and Thursday curry and steak nights good value.

Windsors is one of the newest pubs in Saltburn but has become popular very quickly. It's clean and…read morenewly decorated which gives a nice atmosphere. It has a reputation as being quite expensive for pints but as I don't drink them I can't comment on the price. Spirits are good value at £2.40 for a single and you can make it a double for an extra pound. There are a number of comfy sofas and chairs and you rarely find yourself having to stand because there is no seats. The toilets are small but good enough. Some of the locks need fixing though. The bouncers on a Friday and Saturday night are very friendly.

The Wacky Warehouse is a great family pub. There is a massive outside play area for children as…read morewell as a massive ball pool, slides and soft play area inside. Drinks are quite expensive here but this must be where they make their profit as food is really cheap. Weekdays you can get two main meals for 10 pounds which is a really good deal. The food isn't amazing but for £5 a meal really good value. The pub is nicely decorated and is cleaned well. You have to go to the bar yourself as waitresses don't serve you drinks only food.

Great kids area and always packed in school hold but food is terrible recently and it's pricey too.read more