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    The Birch Hall Inn

    Posted by jeezlouise 28 November 2012

    A fantastic pub in Goathland, North Yorkshire Moors.
    The tiny one room pub has a large fire, seats and a hole in the wall where you are served by the owner - who runs the post office/sweet shop on the other side of the hole.
    Always a fantastic selection of beers and a wide variety of food available, as long as you want pork pie and pickle! It is a lovely place in the middle of some beautiful countryside, friendly, full of character and a great place to visit. Quite unique.

    Beck Hole Road Whitby, Goathland, Whitby, North Yorkshire YO22 5LE
    +44(0)1947 896245
    Google map: bit.ly/VhReI3

    beckhole.info

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    Falling Foss Tea Garden

    Posted by CarolFerguson 29 May 2012

    For those of you with good memories, you may recall that, nearly three years ago, I posted the winning tip for cream teas, at Falling Foss Tea Garden near Whitby. Well, I have to say that since then, it has gone from strength to strength and the quality of the scones has not diminished. A tea garden, located in a forest by a waterfall, Falling Foss is one of the most enchanting settings you could experience. Ginger cake, carrot cake and old fashioned fairy cakes line the counter, all freshly baked by co-owner Steph and served by “tea boy” Jack (Steph’s husband). The baking is so consistently good that the only problem I have when I go now is whether to have a scone or a slice of luscious ginger cake!

    www.fallingfossteagarden.co.uk
    Midge Hall, Sneaton Forest, Whitby YO22 5JD
    +44(0)7723477929
    Google map: bit.ly/KXvFsa

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    Robin Hood's Bay

    Posted by mrsfifties 29 May 2007

    Cobbled streets, tiny whitewashed cottages tumbling down to a massive expanse of beach, seagulls wheeling - Robin Hood's Bay is a haven of peace. Walk along the cliffs towards Ravenscar, shimmering in the distance, the moors rising above the headland, cloaked in heather. Stroll back along the sands, where there are rock pools and fossils - a happy hunting ground for grown ups and kids.

    The light is pearlescent - and the fish & chips at The Bay Hotel very good indeed.

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    Magpie Cafe

    Posted by janegan 11 February 2007

    It is worth queuing for an hour to get in here. Unbeatable! The local authority were proposing to fine people for blocking the pavement! I'd happily become a "criminal" to eat here.

    14 Pier Road
    Whitby
    YO21 3PU

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    Trencher's Fish Restaurant

    Posted by PeteinSQ 4 July 2006

    Trencher's is a fantastic fish and chip restaurant. It isn't a takeaway - you eat in. The fish and chips are fantastic. Obviously you can't go to Whitby without having fish and chips at least once and I recommend here.

    New Quay Road, Whitby, North Yorkshire;
    tel: 01947 603212

    Telephone: 01947 603212
    Email: enquiries@trenchersrestaurant.co.uk

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    The tapas bar in Grape Lane

    Posted by adamay 25 June 2006

    This tapas bar/Spanish restaurant has fantstic food, wine, service and ambience, all for a very reasonable price. Booking is essential as it’s small. We (4 of us) had a fantastic meal with wine for about £100.

    Grape Lane, Whitby;
    tel: 01947820275

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