Great pub for a feed. I must have eaten here over 30 times over the last few years and I've never…read morehad a bad meal. First class table service and a great choice of beers and wines. Tea time two course special for a tenner, you can't go wrong.

Perfect spot to eat and great view of the sea. Clean restaurant with big portions of food. The cod…read morewas local and lightly fried wcrispy batter. The fish was flakey. The tarter sauce was amazing too. Gluten free and vegan options available too. Daily specials and a bar area with good prices on the drinks.

I was surprised that this hadn't already got a Yelp page!…read more The Earl of Pitt Street used to be a highly doubtful pub called The Greyhound but Mark of the highly successful Barn series of restaurants (Barn, Barn at the Biscuit Factory, Barn Asia) has taken the old pub and given it a bang up to date refurb. The kitchen is now up and running and I'm happy to say didn't disappoint. It's currently in an odd location but when the science park is finished it'll be right next door. It has a good range of "proper" beer, some very comfy chairs and tables and an interesting menu. My fish finger butty was a small plate. There are larger mains which sound very good. The "landlady" was very nice and chatty too :-) I'll be back. It on my way home!

Stumbled across this on a wander. Cracking pub, very nicely done out. Comfy sofa seating, good…read moremusic, good selection of local ales. I had a Magus from Durham Brewery which was served in excellent condition. I didn't eat but looked like a good spot for food.

Great little micro pub on the edge of town with an impressive selection of gins, real ales and the…read morefinest meat sandwiches you'll find in this area. Also a great spot for Sunday lunch! Comes with a small beer garden at the back. Some great attention to detail too. Friendly staff, happy regular clientele and a great place for a pint n' sarnie. Cosiest pub you'll find in Billingham!

I'm not exactly sure how we found this place, I think it was recommended by a family member who…read morelives "near." (I use the quotes because Americans have a much broader definition of "near.") This place is really pretty excellent. We arrived for lunch. I had the eggs, ham, and chips, which isn't complicated, but what I wanted and it was cooked well. Other family members had the fish pie (apparently excellent) and a salad with, i think duck, which was also reported to be very good. The service was fast and friendly. They don't take credit cards. Why not 5 stars? Because my meal was fairly simple, though well prepared, so I don't want to give 5 stars based just on that. I suspect it is capable of a 5-star performance, so I'd suggest that you give it a shot.

So the staff were lovely, accommodating and friendly the Decor is .... different but quirky and…read moreunfortunately thats where it ends . The food order was incorrect but quickly changed so shows the good quality service. The sweet potato fries real let down as i am always excited to see them on a menu but this time they where just undercooked, the parmos where average and even though two parmos where ordered only one small garlic sauce provided (although im sure if we asked they would of gave us another) but we didnt finish the full meal to need a second. Over all id say the food is over priced for what we had comparing to local restaurants serving the same dish for £3-4 cheaper.

For what it is, It's very expensive. The food wasn't great and the cocktails were overpriced sugar…read moresyrup. The staff were friendly enough and the decor and atmosphere bring up the star rating from a 2 to a 3.

Wonderful stay for three nights. Friendly and helpful staff and owner. Great food and courteous…read moreservice. Highly recommend for a stay in northern Yorkshire.

Stayed one night, nice and modern and very clean, rooms done to a good standard, bar staff and…read moreowner very welcoming and friendly. Breakfast was very nice, cooked to order with good ingredients. The missing star is for the brightness of the room at night and the green glow of the exit sign in the room. Double room with breakfast was £80.

This was a great location for a catch-up meal with friends between Christmas and New Year…read more There is a set menu but we were too late to eat from it. They also have a restaurant menu and a bar menu. I'm not sure if you're actually limited on where in the pub you can eat this, but I think it's nice when places have a pub grub menu and a bistro-style one, if they have a kitchen that can cope with it. I shared the seafood platter to start, which was really delicious. It had crayfish cocktail, mackerel pate, smoked salmon and langoustines. Plus bread of course. The friend I shared with and I both really rated this. Then to continue the fishy theme I had seabass fillet with garlic new potatoes, braised fennel, peas and lemon butter. So many delicious flavours in one dish, and the potatoes and fish were cooked perfectly. To finish I had the dark chocolate torte with Chantilly cream. This is a very rich dessert, but thankfully not too sweet. I struggled to finish it all, however with a glass of port on the side I just about managed it. I also shared a bottle of house white which was nice, perfectly drinkable and went well with my fish choices. Overall I'd definitely recommend if you're in the area.

I've been to The Wellington Heifer a number of times now. Each time, we've been made to feel very…read morewelcome, and the menu choices and food itself have been consistently great, as is the service. I'm a vegetarian and so often feel like an 'afterthought' in pubs, with barely more than a vegetable or goat's cheese tart on offer. The Wellington Heifer veggie menu is wider and more creative. Definitely a favourite eating place for me.