Guidebook for Whitby
Food Scene
Grosvenor Hotel
1 Station RdGood pub food and friendly atmosphere. A good selection of hand-pulled beers on tap.
Excellent cuisine for that special occasion. Advisable to book in advance.
7 locals recommend
Wayfarer Bistro
Station RoadExcellent cuisine for that special occasion. Advisable to book in advance.
Nice place to sit and have a cuppa, eat a doorstep of a bacon butty and watch life go by in the dock. Friendly staff too.
Tea, Toast and Post
King StreetNice place to sit and have a cuppa, eat a doorstep of a bacon butty and watch life go by in the dock. Friendly staff too.
This place is great for a special night out, or just a lunch. Excellent food, freshly prepared and served by very friendly and helpful staff who clearly enjoy working there. If when booking they say they only have seats at the bar don't be put off. In our opinion they are the best as they're spacious, and you get to watch the pizzas being made in front of you.
12 locals recommend
Pizza West
This place is great for a special night out, or just a lunch. Excellent food, freshly prepared and served by very friendly and helpful staff who clearly enjoy working there. If when booking they say they only have seats at the bar don't be put off. In our opinion they are the best as they're spacious, and you get to watch the pizzas being made in front of you.
Drinks & Nightlife
A good place to sit and have a drink whilst looking out over the sea. Great when the weather is wild and the tide is rushing up onto the dock.
9 locals recommend
Bay Hotel
A good place to sit and have a drink whilst looking out over the sea. Great when the weather is wild and the tide is rushing up onto the dock.
17th century pub in the heart of the village. Lots of character. A roaring fire when it's cold outside.
6 locals recommend
The Laurel Inn
New Road17th century pub in the heart of the village. Lots of character. A roaring fire when it's cold outside.
Sightseeing
Where the land finishes and the sea begins. Sometimes it feels like most of Yorkshire passes through this place at some point. And it all comes to the dock. Great place to just sit and watch the world go by.
The Dock
Where the land finishes and the sea begins. Sometimes it feels like most of Yorkshire passes through this place at some point. And it all comes to the dock. Great place to just sit and watch the world go by.
A six mile drive or a short bus ride away. Great town for a day out, with lots to see.
252 locals recommend
Whitby
A six mile drive or a short bus ride away. Great town for a day out, with lots to see.
Arts & Culture
Situated by the old train station. The workshop often has exhibitions of local artists. Drawing classes and weekend art courses are run from here too. Contact Lynne Wixon for more details on lynne@wixon.co.uk
Station Art Workshop
Station RoadSituated by the old train station. The workshop often has exhibitions of local artists. Drawing classes and weekend art courses are run from here too. Contact Lynne Wixon for more details on lynne@wixon.co.uk
Robin Hood's Bay and Fylingdales Museum
Full of historical information regarding the Bay.
Shopping
Good for all your basic essentials whilst staying here. Help keep the economy local and do your shopping when you get here.
7 locals recommend
Muir Lea Stores
New RoadGood for all your basic essentials whilst staying here. Help keep the economy local and do your shopping when you get here.
Good for all your basic essentials whilst staying here. Help keep the economy local and do your shopping when you get here.
Station Road Post Office
Good for all your basic essentials whilst staying here. Help keep the economy local and do your shopping when you get here.
Parks & Nature
open in the summer months. A great little tea garden overlooking a spectacular waterfall. A warm welcome from the hosts Steph and Jack.
51 locals recommend
Falling Foss Tea Garden
open in the summer months. A great little tea garden overlooking a spectacular waterfall. A warm welcome from the hosts Steph and Jack.