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Discover the best top things to do in Pickering, United Kingdom including Gillies Jones Glass, Whistlers Bar, Birdgate Chocolatiers, Yorkshire Quality Paperbacks, St Peter's & St Paul's Church, Cedarbarn Farm Shop, Market Cross, Pickering Memorial Hall, Chimney Bank Mines, Pickering Antiques.
Restaurants in Pickering
1. Gillies Jones Glass
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 48 reviews
Gillies Jones Glass is a contemporary glass studio open to visitors year round. Whether you are staying in Rosedale, visiting for the day to enjoy the fresh air, tranquility or the great walks a visit to the studio is a must, where you can enjoy a permanent, colourful exhibition of contemporary studio glass inspired by the elemental beauty of the moors.Find Gillies Jones tucked away behind the village Church yard 100m from the village green.
2. Whistlers Bar
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
Whistlers Bar is based in the market town of Pickering, North Yorkshire and is regularly described as a “hidden gem”; specialising in great Cocktails and worldly Gins, all served by knowledgeable staff in a comfortable and friendly atmosphere. There is a weekly Friday night happy hour and regular live music. During the summer months Whistlers also has a large outside seating area for you to enjoy cocktails in the sunshine (weather permitting...) The bar stocks over 40 different gins from around the corner to across the globe, with everything from Bombay Sapphire to Deaths Door! All gins are paired with an array of garnishes and different tonics. Here you are guaranteed to find the perfect serve for you. If gin is not your thing, do not fear, the bar stocks a wide selection of spirits as well as bottled beers and even a monthly special draft beer brewed on site. If you’re lucky you may even catch a glimpse of the elusive brewer!
3. Birdgate Chocolatiers
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By 143gillp - Liverpool, United Kingdom
I messaged Ian, asking if I could possibly order some rose ganache as part of a valentine’s gift for my husband. He messaged back to say they were currently out of stock but if I let him know what kind of chocolate (dark or milk) I’d prefer the bars to be made in, then he would make some that day and post them the following. True to his word, they were made, posted and received in Liverpool inside three days. Excellent service and even better rose ganache bars. I only wish we lived closer ????
4. Yorkshire Quality Paperbacks
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By Yorkslady
We've been visiting this Aladdin's cave of second hand books for over 20 years and are never disappointed. The owner has a wealth of knowledge and is always cheery and helpful.With nothing costing over £3, it's a great place to add to your library; when our boys were young, they loved being able to get a pile of books for pocket money prices. Also, if you're having a clear out, you can take your old books in and get money off some new ones.
5. St Peter's & St Paul's Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 262 reviews
The mediaeval church of St Peter and St Paul sits at the heart of the North Yorkshire market town of Pickering. The church is best known for its collection of 15th century wall paintings - regarded as one of the most complete sets of mediaeval wall paintings in England - and the fascinating story of their rediscovery in the 19th century. The church is home to a large and active congregation which continues to meet here daily for the worship of God. Visitors are welcome between 9am and 5pm each day.
Reviewed By Tienshan1483 - London, United Kingdom
St Peter's and St Paul's Church has the best medieval wall paintings I've ever found in Britain, and as such a visit is a must for anyone interested in churches or medieval art. It also has an interesting tomb effigy of a 14th c knight, Sir William Bruce.
6. Cedarbarn Farm Shop
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By SharonJT67 - Durham, United Kingdom
The farm shop is small but has a good range of products, we’d eaten in the cafe on Wednesday 4th Nov & visited the shop afterwards, lots of locally grown fruit & vegetables, locally sourced milk, eggs & honey as well as freshly baked bread. As Christmas is approaching they had a number of hampers that were reasonably priced too. There was a small choice of ready prepared meals both fresh & frozen as well as gluten free options. We returned on Thursday to purchase a number of items, the fresh chicken Kiev was lovely the sausage roll was huge & delicious. We bought some of the fresh produce priced at £10 for 3 & when we opened the cool bag once home, the smell was amazing & made us wish we’d bought more. On the Thursday a number of the cakes & pastries were being individually sealed & available for sale in the shop which was a great idea, there were a number of loaf type cakes such as carrot also available. The only suggestion I’d make is to offer take away coffees for those visiting, we’d walked from Thornton & it would’ve been lovely to have had a hot drink (appreciate cafe was closed due to second lockdown but would’ve been a great option, as the cafe is the village was doing so). You can only enter the shop with a trolley & they are limited to 4 at a time so no worries about the measures, felt very safe!
7. Market Cross
8. Pickering Memorial Hall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
9. Chimney Bank Mines
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By meikant - Brisbane, Australia
For the part time "strolling" walker, this track provides a wonderful intro into the beautifully stark North Yorkshire Moors. Breathtaking is an oft used word, but still applies. You will stroll past the old Rosedale Ironwork calcining kilns and along the disused rail track from the ironstone mines. you can walk as far as you wish along an even path, with only sheep for company and views out over the moors and then down into the verdant valley below. Very relaxing! If you wish to lift the blood pressure back up again, then take the steep incline drive down to Rosedale Abbey after your stroll.
10. Pickering Antiques
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
WHAT WE OFFER INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OUR SHOP: Inside our shop you will find we have 9 rooms on 2 floors we have over/up to 50 dealers trading through our premises. We also have garden furniture & items and car parking facilities at the back of the shop Monday to Saturday 8.30am - 4.45pm. Sunday the car park is for dealers unloading & loading only and is not for access to the public (first hour free). We can also offer paid parking from 9.30 till 4.30am just call into the shop for details. Our friendly staff are always on hand to take you through a guide of our shop helping you with any needs or requirements you have just ask and we are more than happy to help with a friendly approach. Online Presence: We have developed an online presence with our own new website, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram pages to keep customers up to date on dealer news, new items and events. This is also a great way for visitors new to the area to find out about the shop & quickly find our location.
Reviewed By Goossens8888 - Rochester, United Kingdom
While on a own antiques road trip of North Yorkshire, a visit to Pickering antiques and collectors shop. Ample parking to the rear of shop, welcomed by the friendly proprietor who asked our interests, then guided us in the right directions. Excellent section of railway memorabilia and jewelry cabinets, gents beware if your partner likes cabinets with special of items she may like. John & Denise. Rochester, Kent.
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