Eating Out

It’s not unknown that us Yorkshire folk love the pudding which is named after our great region, but with so many different ways to make them and the constant quest for pudding perfection, the debate of the best way to make Yorkshire puddings is ongoing.

What a lovely little village Gillamoor is. I don’t recall ever visiting it, I would certainly have remembered, it’s so picturesque and peaceful.

Finding a suitable place to eat out can be something of a headache when you have a specific dietary requirement.

For those who eat meat, a steak is usually up there on the list of favourite meat dishes, especially when choosing what to eat whilst out at a restaurant.

Next month, a brand new Scarborough Food & Drink Festival will hit the seaside resort, offering people of all ages the change to engage with and enjoy the best of what Yorkshire’s food and drink scene has to offer.

Veganism is becoming more and more well-known and with many people opting to change to a vegan lifestyle, the request for vegan eateries is on the rise.

Beer festivals are a great place to go if you love beer, beer and more beer. They offer plenty of choice and the chance to try something new, proving popular all over the UK, especially in Yorkshire.

Scotland's fastest growing gin event is expanding across the North of England and will arrive in Yorkshire for the first time later this year.

It's no secret Yorkshire boasts some fine eateries, but sometimes you can't beat the simplicity of some good old fashioned pub grub and a pint.

Figaros, Pickering

If you enjoy a tasty roast dinner, but like to have the option of choosing what exactly you get on your plate when eating out, a carvery is a great way of being able to do this.

Yorkshire boasts quite the reputation for its great beer and with more than 100 breweies dotted across the county, it has long been an ale lover's paradise.

The Rosette has long been a fixture on Scarborough’s pub scene, with a reputation as a family pub offering food at reasonable prices.