Eating Out

Yorkshire-based supermarket giant Morrisons is claiming to have developed the 'hottest ever supermarket curry' which is said to include a chilli TWO HUNDRED times hotter than a Jalapeño.

Sometimes we all need a bit of comfort food to perk ourselves up.

Our luck was in when we visited The Horseshoe Inn at Levisham. There’s nothing better than discovering a new place to eat that exceeds expectations. The food was superb with hospitality in equal measures to boot.

A pleasant stroll along Scarborough’s vibrant seafront, in good spirits ahead of the Champions League final, got us in the mood for a lunchtime visit to Ask Italian.

Off the beaten track, this country pub is a traditional gem with top quality food and a friendly bustling atmosphere.

Betton Farm calls itself ‘a farm with a difference’ and it certainly has many strings to its bow.

Cider is the tipple of choice for many around the UK, but unbeknownst to some, Yorkshire is a hotspot for cider production.

The Anvil has all the trappings of a typical English rural pub, and its food offering makes great play of being locally sourced, traditional fare – some of it with a distinctly countryside flavour.

Wine is one of the most popular tipples all over the globe and although this may be surprising to some, Yorkshire has a few select vineyards which make delicious wine enjoyed by many, both in the UK and overseas.

For many people around the UK, cheese is an everyday staple and is enjoyed in many different ways. With a huge variety of different cheeses, ranging from the traditional cheddar, to more exotic cheese which include spices or different kinds of fruit, everybody has their favourite kind.

Farm shops are becoming increasingly popular as more and more people want to eat locally sourced and fresh produced. There are a wide array of different farm shops around Yorkshire, many of which have restaurants or cafes selling delicious food made from their own produce.

Tapas may originate from Spain, but over the past few years it has become increasingly popular throughout the UK, with new restaurants offering this delicacy opening up in order to cater to the demand.

On our way to the diner we passed Count Dracula, a man in a Darth Vader style costume covered in flashing lights and hundreds of other people dressed in brilliantly bizarre outfits.

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.