Large comfortable village pub on the northern outskirts of Beverley (although some people from…read moreMolescroft will deny any connection with Beverley!!) It serves a good range of real ales which are well-kept. Food is good quality pub fare with a specials board and a wide range of dishes from sandwiches upwards.

Excellent sandwiches. Staff a bit aloof and not really interested in serving. Beers well kept, but…read morereal ale too cold. Good location and nice decor. AWP machine noisy

Coldest beer in town. Even though they ran out of my favorite beer they still had my second…read morefavorite. Also spent the night and had a fantastic English breakfast.

When we went in the summer this pub was alittle touristy, but the bar layout is cosy and the staff…read morevery friendly so you feel welcome. Beer is well priced and they do a small menu of good old fashioned pub grub and is very welcoming to families. There is a pub lounge room to the front and tables in a long back room for lunching on - so it feels airy. They have a free car park to the rear which is always a bonus to me as seaside parking can be a pain. For a quiet drink or a family lunch I can recommend this.

Great cafe for coffee, pastries and tea in the morning. Friendly staff and dog friendlyread more

North Newbald is a tiny village situated at the foot of the Wolds Way…read more The Tiger Inn is a traditional good old fashioned village pub serving local ales and pub grub. Children and dogs are welcome and there is a large seating area to the front and rear of the pub. There was a huge range of food on offer from snacks and sandwiches at lunch time to main meals on an evening. They even offer a £5 meal between 5-7pm which is very resonable considering the portion sizes. The staff were very helpful and friendly. I would definitely go back.

So nice. Great for a good drink. Very friendly. Lots of fun. Lots of people around the village like…read moreto go there as everyone is so kind. It's great for kids. There's a green outside so it's ok for the kids to go outside and play. It's close to the park aswell.

We've holidayed in Cayton Bay for two years in a row now, and we've really enjoyed coming to The…read moreTow Bar with the kids for scrummy food and fun times. A pretty traditional British pub, the Tow Bar serves the usual array of pub drinks at a fairly reasonable price. As well as the inside of the pub itself, there's a large conservatory overlooking the beer garden, which has plenty of seating, a covered area for smokers to stay dry, and a fab wooden play area with climbing frame, bridge, swings and slides to keep the kids amused. As for food, there isn't a massive selection of food, but there'll be something for most people to enjoy, and on the whole it's really tasty. I had the homemade lasagne on my last visit and it was great. Main courses are around the £7 mark. Of course there's also a kids menu with the usual suspects like chicken nuggets, fish fingers and burgers. The service is really friendly and the atmos is good. There are lots of entertainment nights on, including karaoke, cabaret acts and bands, alas we didn't stay long enough to experience any of those. If we holiday in Cayton Bay again (which we most probably will) we'll definitely return

Fantastic old 17th century pub. Most of the decor is original even down to the interior gas…read morelighting. Those familiar with English beer will be interested to find that it has mild on the handle. More and more difficult to find now, especially in London. No cell phones which is great but I did manage to sneak some pictures. Lovely place for a pint. N.B. No food,

Everything an old fashioned pub should be. An escape from the outside world. Some decent beers as…read morewell.

Irish bar, Quite dark inside but has a great atmosphere and is cosy, prices are average for drinks…read more A nice pub to have a quiet drink (depending on the crowd!)

Hi everyone just want to say this little irish bar is just brill i had a great time there the…read morepeople were friendly the staff were just great even lit the fire and we there on a cold dec day i would and have gone back there. the music was great on a night we visited real irish trad.Its the pub to be in if you want that irish feeling just love it.

Brand new in Scarborough part of the sands project. In the…read moresummer, I couldn't find a nicer place to enjoy a coffee, pint or glass of wine. Really well laid out, good price. Love the open mic nights on Thursday. Next step is to get a loyalty card and go down on a MOnday night.

Been here twice for food. Once when busy, once when quiet. Although the food sounded good, was…read morelovingly presented, I found the chips to be quite possibly the worst I had ever had. It was obvious they had been cooked the day before and dropped in fat to reheat. Haddock goujons in a Tempura batter with Home-style chips is fish and chips no matter what you do to it. The fish was nice but the batter was too thick. On another visit I had a steak and onion sandwich which was nice except for the gristle. The prices are reasonable and the place is very tidy and clean. Nice place to eat in the Sun and take in the views.