The Good Beer Guide, which is published annually by CAMRA, helps beer lovers take a barometer of the local beer scene. As well as covering 396 of the very best pubs across Yorkshire, it keeps track of brewery numbers, and notes a net loss of 13 breweries.
Here, we take a look at the pubs across Scarborough, Filey and the surrounding villages which have made it into the CAMRA Good Beer Guide 2024… which ones have you been to?
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9. Bryherstones Country Inn, Cloughton
A stone-built pub nestling between the North York Moors and the coast, just outside the village of Cloughton. Back in the hands of the Shipley family since 2009, it has been restored to its former glory. Its many rooms, full of interesting features and ornaments, include a separate games room. Photo: National World
10. Hayburn Wyke, Cloughton
An 18th-century coaching inn in woodland next to the disused Scarborough to Whitby railway, and only minutes away from the Cleveland Way coastal path and rocky beach. Home-made food is served lunchtimes and evenings Photo: Steve Bambridge
11. Cobblers Arms, Filey
A micropub in the centre of Filey that started out as a private residence before becoming a cobbler’s shop, from which the pub takes its name. Four changing guest ales and ciders are always served Photo: National World
12. Star Inn, Filey
Located just off Filey town centre, the Star has a large main room incorporating a pool table to the left-hand side, and a separate restaurant/function room to the rear. Three regular beers and three rotating guests are offered. Photo: National Worls