Rob and Emma Green feel that their Green’s of Whitby restaurant & bistro, situated on the Abbey side of the swing bridge, is perfectly placed to source and promote the very best of foods from the surrounding area.

As Whitby is situated on one of Britain’s finest coastlines and has been a port for more than a thousand years – and still remains a busy fishing harbour – Rob is able to choose seafood fresh from the quayside every morning. Prime local meats and game are also a speciality. The abundance of fresh produce means that the menu changes frequently to offer you “the best of the day” – this has helped to take Green’s’ status to not only one of the finest restaurants in Whitby, but one of the finest restaurants in North Yorkshire.

Everything is freshly prepared, from the home baked bread, delicious desserts and ice creams, to the chocolate treats served with coffee…and just about everything else in between!

You can visit Whitby restaurant after Whitby restaurant, you’ll still come back to Green’s – one of the finest places for dining out in Whitby!

Green’s are proud to annouce that they have recently recieved the Yorkshire Moors & Coast Tourism Award for the Restaurant of the Year Special Occasion. Winners 2008.

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We also have some luxury accommodation available in Whitby, follow the links below to view our accommodation:

Greens Penthouse Apartment

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Greens Contact Information

Green’s of Whitby
13 Bridge Street
Whitby
North Yorkshire
YO22 4BG

Tel:  01947 600284

Web: http://www.greensofwhitby.com
Email: info@greensofwhitby.co.uk

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Magpie Cafe is housed in a distinctive black and white building overlooking the harbour. Famous for its great food, the Magpie Cafe continues to be one of Whitby’s most popular restaurants.

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Magpie cafe has a long association with fishing and the shipping industry. It was built in 1750 as a Merchants House and during its history was owned by a member of the Scoresby whaling family and was for a time the pilotage where the pilots would wait for orders to bring vessels into the harbour.

Magpie Café is in a prime position for you to enjoy the fabulous views at the same time as sampling the wide selection of meals. Specialities include dishes that use prime fresh local fish, seafood and specially selected ingredients.

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Magpie Café
14 Pier Road
Whitby
North Yorkshire
YO21 3PU

Telephone:  01947 602058
Please mention The Whitby Guide when making contact

Website:  http://www.magpiecafe.co.uk

When you visit Whitby, be sure to drop in to Monks Haven Café, one of many fine places to eat in Whitby. You can sit, relax and watch the world pass by along historic Church Street through our bay windows while enjoying fine, freshly ground coffee or Yorkshire tea. We are open 7 days a week for morning coffee and tea, lunch and afternoon tea.  If you want to escape the crowds, ask to sit in our second restaurant upstairs where we offer a more relaxed dining experience.

We serve fresh Whitby crab sandwiches, fresh Whitby cod and haddock in a delicious, home-made beer batter. We offer afternoon tea including cream teas and tea cakes and have a wide selection of desserts from apple pie to hot chocolate fudge cake. Look out for our evening specials too. We’re currently serving fresh Whitby haddock baked “en papilotte” with a selection of vegetables.

Monks Haven Café is a delightful and quirky little eatery housed in a 12th century building – originally a Chapel of Ease. We pride ourselves on our light and easy atmosphere and welcome families, even those with tiny tots. Rumours of ghosts and smuggler’s caves add an element of excitement to the venue and we continue to uncover more of the building’s secrets. It has faithfully served the community for centuries as a jet shop, hairdressers, green grocers and of course more recently a café and restaurant.

We’re situated on the East-Side of Whitby, just around the corner from Greens Restaurant, and on the opposite side of the River Esk from the world famous Magpie Restaurant.
Monks Haven Café is featured in many publications and books including Peter Robinson’s Caedmon’s Song.

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Monks Haven Café
148 – 149, Church Street
Whitby
North Yorkshire
YO22 4BH

Telephone:  01947 604 608
Please mention The Whitby Guide when making contact

Email.  enquiries@monkshaven.co.uk
Website.  http://www.monkshaven.co.uk

A sumptuous blend of British tastes and Mediterranean flavours, a menu that offers a delight for every appetite and quality ingredients served well are what our customers love about the Number 4 Café Bar & Restaurant. From our idyllic location here in the seaside town of Whitby, we combine our talent with food, Yorkshire charm and the very best fresh, local ingredients to provide great food in a great atmosphere for locals and visitors alike.

Set back from the hustle and bustle of this popular resort town, the Number 4 Café Bar & Restaurant is in a quieter area yet just minutes from all the action. Ample parking and an unhurried air are the result of this perfect position. 

Over the past year we have built strong local connections that ensure our ingredients are, wherever possible, sourced fresh from local growers and producers. This attention to the quality of the ingredients gives our talented kitchen team the perfect start to the dishes they create, the bread they bake and the fish they fry! 

Open for lunch and evening meals, available for private functions and serving everything from a tasty sandwich, panini or snack with a freshly brewed coffee in the sunshine, to a full and satisfying three course meal with wine, soft music and subtle lighting, we look forward to making you welcome here at the Number 4 Café Bar & Restaurant

Number 4 Cafe Bar and Restaurant
4 The Parade
Whitby
North Yorkshire
YO21 3JP

Telephone: 01947 600021
Website: http://www.number4whitby.co.uk

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The Postgate Inn Hotel and Restaurant in Egton Bridge

The Postgate Inn, dating from 1860, is located at Egton Bridge in the heart of the North York Moors National Park. We are next to the small railway station which is part of the North Yorkshire Moors Railway and within easy acess of Whitby, Robin Hood’s Bay and Pickering. York is only an hour away.

The Postgate Inn offers a restaurant, bar and 3 ensuite, comfortable rooms; families and pets are welcome. There is a pleasant beer garden in which to relax and enjoy the sunshine and scenery and there is also a car park.

The Inn features regularly in the popular TV series “Heartbeat” under its stage name “The Black Dog”. The Postgate Inn is noted for its friendly, informal atmosphere, good ales and excellent food with service to match.

Guests can enjoy a wide selection of freshly prepared food reflecting a hint of European influence with Yorkshire value. All dishes use locally produced meat, fish and vegetables. Your meal can be served in the quiet ambience of our restaurant or the more informal surroundings of our friendly bar; either way you can be assured of a good and hearty meal.

The bar is in a traditional style with comfortable chairs and benches in which to relax and enjoy your pint of beer or glass of wine. It is well stocked with leading brands and food is served lunch times and evenings. The bar and restaurant are warm and cosy in the winter and cool in the summer with a pretty beer garden for those wishing to enjoy the sunshine. The perfect way to relax after a mornings walk or a hard day sightseeing!

We look forward to welcoming you….

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Egton Bridge
Whitby
North Yorkshire
YO21 1UX

Telephone: 01947 895 241
Please mention The Whitby Guide when making contact

Website: http://www.postgateinn.com/

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There are many restaurants in Whitby, ranging from low budget, right up to expensive seafood specials, so here you go, these are my top 5 Whitby restaurants.

Greens Of Whitby, Seafood Restaurant

I had my first experience of this little gem last month, and was very impressed. Greens has was won many awards for the fine seafood they serve up, and i was not disappointed with my evening there either. A unique decor inside the restaurant lends for a relaxed atmosphere. There is an extensive menu for both food and wine, and the service does not disappoint.

Well located over the bridge on the east side of town, Greens is quickly becoming one of Whitby’s finest restaurants, and its not just seafood they serve, prime local meats and game are also a speciality, with the menu having a selection of steaks and vegetarian dishes to choose from.

Greens have recently received the Yorkshire Moors & Coast Tourism Award for the Restaurant of the Year 2008

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The Magpie Cafe

Whitby’s most famous restaurant/cafe. The Magpie has been featured many times in local and national press, the Magpie has also been featured in various food TV programs over the past years. There is something about the Magpie Cafe which brings visitors flocking by the thousands each year to queue up along Whitby’s streets just to get through the door, and its for one reason only…the fish and chips. The Cafe is famous for its fine tasting fish and chips, idealy suituated directly opposite the towns fish market allows for the freshest fish been brought in straight from the boats each day, and straight onto your plate.

The Magpie Cafe has a long association with fishing and the shipping industry. It was built in 1750 as a Merchants House and during its history was owned by a member of the Scoresby whaling family and was for a time the pilotage where the pilots would wait for orders to bring vessels into the harbour.

Magpie Cafe is in a prime position for you to enjoy the fabulous views at the same time as sampling the wide selection of meals. Specialities include dishes that use prime fresh local fish, seafood and specially selected ingredients.

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The Moon and Sixpence, Bar and Restaurant

If your looing for a stylish, friendly and relaxed venue to meet for drinks or a meal either during the day or on an evening, then the Moon and Sixpence is the perfect choice. Having arguably some of the best views in Whitby, sitting in the huge windows you have a great view of the harbour and of the cliffs with the 199 steps winding up towards St Mary’s church.

The Moon and Sixpence is a great example of the mix of tradition and contemporary style that Whitby now offers. Located on the harbour front, amoungst rock and gift shops, this little gem is as cool as they get. Try some oysters and wash them down with some elegant champagnes, the Moon and Sixpence is a fine example of a modern bar/bistro. The food is not bad either, but be warned it can get busy and finding a table to eat at will be difficult, i recommend an late evening visit for a nite cap, sit outside and watch the world pass you by.

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The Cross Butts Stable Restaurant, Whitby

Another well respected restaurant is the Cross Butts, just outside of Whitby. Set in tranquil surroundings, the restaurant offers great food, with prompt service and elegant decor. Situated in renovated stables, away from the hustle of the town center, the Cross Butts is the ideal choice for a romantic meal.

The menu is not extensive, but it doesnt have to be either, what’s on offer is a selection of fine meats and seafood, sourced from local suppliers. The selection of wines is impressive, and if you in town on a Sunday, they offer a great carvery service.

The Cross Butts is not just a restaurant, they have first class accommodation available also. The four poster suite with jacuzzi bath is a must and makes for an ideal valentines weekend.

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Trenchers Fish and Chips, Whitby

A Whitby restaurant guide would not be complete without at least one fish and chip restaurant to shout home about. Trenchers is well known for its fresh traditional fish and chips menu served throughout the day.

Well located in the centre of Whitby, opposite the tourist office and railway station, Trenchers are famous for very high quality fresh fish, legendary light batters, bread crumbed or floured fish, served by smart courteous staff, guaranteeing you a meal to remember.

The menu has a good selection and prices are reasonable. A must visit on your trip to Whitby.

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This is a review from a recent customer:

“We went last night, and really enjoyed it. I’ve always been a fan of the previous chef, and was sad to see the place close. The current owner has a new chef, who apparently worked previously at the Stables/Cross Butts and Trenchers. The menu is quite limited, which is usually a sign that everything is being cooked from fresh.

We started with scallops, served with minted mushy peas and crisped ham; I went for monkfish on pak choi as my main, my other half went for lamb shank. The monkfish was firm but not overcooked, the lamb shank was moist, tender and full of flavour. One pudding for the wee Scottish partner, and we’d had pre-meal drinks and a decent bottle of wine. Bill just over £80, we’ll certainly go back.”

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3 Silver Street
Whitby
North Yorkshire
YO21 3BU

Tel: 01947 605383

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Welcome to York House Hotel Whitby

York House Hotel is a large detached Victorian house, set in 4 acres of beautiful North Yorkshire Moors Countryside yet only a short drive to the coast.

Hawsker is a small village in beautiful countryside having many footpaths and cycle ways. There is a local pub, providing good food and beer, families are welcome. On site we also have a cafe and licensed restaurant. We are situated less than half a mile from the old railway line, which makes easy cycling / walking to Whitby, Robin Hoods Bay, Ravenscar and Scarborough. Whitby is less than 6 minutes in a car or on the bus.

Here at York House Hotel you will find everything to make your holiday enjoyable and a holiday you will remember. There are plenty of activities to keep the active family busy, but it is also the ideal place for gentle strolls and to enjoy peace and quiet whilst relaxing. Our customers keep on coming back.

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York House Hotel & Caravan Park
3 Back Lane
Hawsker
Whitby
North Yorkshire
YO22 4LW

Telephone: 01947 880 314
Please mention The Whitby Guide when making contact

Website: http://www.york-house-hotel.co.uk/

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