Eating Out

We are all familiar with an afternoon tea – but North Shire has cast its own spell to create the treat with a sprinkle of magic.

Reporter Charlie Bullough looks at how a once reviled part of the beer market is on the up.

The White Swan, Newton Upon Rawcliffe

The Bull and Sun, Baylegate, Bridlington

Rusty Shears has made The Ultimate Gin Crawl around the UK, joining 99 other gin bars.

The Rosette, Hackness Road, Scarborough

Rusty Shears, Silver Street, Whitby

More than 100 pubs in North Yorkshire have been given a mention in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide 2019.

The Buck Inn, Thornton-le-Dale

Royal Tandoori, Queen Street, Scarborough

Nishat Spice has been a fixture of Scarborough’s Asian dining scene for many years; unassumingly tucked away from the town centre, at the bottom of Prospect Road and beside Columbus Ravine.

On previous visits I’ve always left feeling satisified, both by the quality and value of the food, but also by the size of the bill – which is reduced somewhat by the fact that if you want alcohol you have to take your own.

THE PROBLEM with having a city break in an elegant hotel is sometimes, well... you just don’t want to leave said hotel to explore the actual city.

Roast beef, Yorkshire puddings and fresh horseradish at a North York Moors gastropub has been named among the world's best meals.

Gone are the days when beer and wine topped the orders at bars - gin has now made its claim as the nation's favourite tipple, with creatively infused cocktails breathing new life into the classic G&T.

For women of all ages, it’s a staple of every social get together from hen parties to baby showers, retirements and milestone birthdays.

Yorkshire is known throughout the world for many different reasons, whether it be sporting champions, Yorkshire Tea or renowned actors, but one of the things many people know it by is for its significant contribution to the world of confectionery.