WHITBY – NORTH YORKSHIRE
Where to eat in Whitby
So you’ve finally made it to Whitby and the tummy’s rumbling! Well here’s our quick guide to make sure you don’t end up settling for a bag of scampi fries and a pint.
Whitby’s restaurants can be very busy every night of the week during the summer period and weekends throughout the year. This will be even more the case now that many will have reduced capacity. We would highly recommend booking restaurants well in advance before your arrival.
Restaurants in Whitby
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Ditto
Arrived in Whitby and not pre booked a table at Tripadvisor’s No. 1 restaurant??? Well pop by and book a table for your next stay.
Ditto serves some of the finest modern British cuisine and at £28 for two courses it’s good value. With a small traditional bistro style layout it only holds 20 covers so book early to avoid disappointment.
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Pizza West
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Cosa Nostra
An Italian which gets rave reviews from our guests. Lots of space and great for large parties, they have a large menu and serve big portions. Occasionally has some very good early evening offers such as 2 for 1.
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Harry’s Lounge Bar
Harry’s has a unique starter menu so you can eat tapas style or choose a mains dish from a selection daily specials. We hear rave reviews about the ‘Famous Chowder.’ Also situated harbor side with outside seating and cocktail menu it’s a great place watch the weird and wonderful Whitby folk go by.
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Alberts Eatery
Set in Wesley Hall on Church Street this is a beautiful setting for lunch or dinner. The dinner menu is packed full of delicious options and we’ve had great feedback from our guests. Note that food is served Wednesday to Saturday.
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White Horse & Griffin
Steeped in history this 1600’s coaching inn is always a favourite for cosy fine pub dining.
The dining space on the lower ground floor is a great space for evening dining.
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The Blitz
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The Star Inn: The Harbour
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Moon & Sixpence
Modern British food right on the harbourside and great cocktails to boot!
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Moutreys
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The Marine Hotel
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The Edge
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Humble Pie & Mash
Step back in time and enjoy proper homemade pie ‘n’ mash in front of the cosy open fire. Served in old tin trays, this place offers great value for a filling and delicious meal. Be warned the war time soundtrack can send you loopy if you stay long enough for a second round of their delicious pies!
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Kam Thai
With a love for anything spicy, this is another favourite of ours. This Thai offers a large menu with excellent chefs specials and great noodle dishes. Found in the train station, this place is worth looking for.
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Passage to India
Seaside towns aren’t know for good Indian restaurants. However, Passage to India generally gets good reviews from our guests so if your craving something spicy this is your option.
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Four Seasons
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Mademoiselles
No longer providing a restaurant menu. Now set as a wine bar serving sharing platters for 2002.
Fish & Chips in Whitby
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Abbey Wharf
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The Magpie Café
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Other fish and chip shops
Lunch in Whitby
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Beckett’s
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Java Café
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Cranberry Swamp
Home of the Mexican Eggs and other delicious meals. This gluten free café on Skinner St serves lunch (and occasional evening tapas) in a relaxed environment with great coffee.
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Falling Foss tea rooms
