Location: Hornsea
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Hornsea is a small seaside resort, town and civil parish in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England. The settlement dates to at least the early medieval period. The town was expanded in the Victorian era with the coming of the Hull and Hornsea Railway in 1864.
Restaurants in Hornsea
1. Wassand Hall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 54 reviews
An old historic country house that hosts many local events. Open to the public on selected days between the end of May to August you can explore the gardens, visit the house and enjoy homemade teas in the walled gardens - please see our website (details above) for dates and details of ticket. Please note, teas only available for ticket holders.
Reviewed By Janejones56 - Scarborough, United Kingdom
Although i’ve Lived in the area for many years we stumbled upon this little gem of a house (and it’s beautiful walled garden and grounds) by accident when taking a boat trip on the nearby mere which is also owned by the estate. It’s a wonderful obviously much loved and lived in home, the gardens are just beautiful and so well maintained. There is a cafe area in the walled garden serving fantastic home made cakes, far too tempting to miss! It’s an idyllic peaceful little spot, only open a handful of days each year but definitely we’ll worth a visit.
2. Hornsea Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 169 reviews
Hornsea Museum is open for the 2019 season. Entrance through museum shop. Sorry no dogs except assistance dogs. The Burn family home for nearly 300 years. 18th century farmhouse with barn and outbuildings. Victorian school room. Doctor's surgery. Childhood and toys display. Exhibition room. Hornsea Pottery with over 2000 items on display. The Whitedale building with a working model railway layout including Hornsea station and scale model fishing boats. No smoking on site.
Reviewed By Babsstockport - Stockport, United Kingdom
We passed by this museum and decided to go in during our recent trip. It was extremely interesting with lots to see of interest and a nice little shop where you can buy mementos if you want to. The gardens are nice too. Well worth stopping off for especially if you are interested in local history.
3. Honeysuckle Farm
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4.5 based on 319 reviews
Honeysuckle Farm is a family owned and operated open farm in the East Riding of Yorkshire. We are an open farm. Not a farm park so if you visit us expect to see a real working farm with a commercial herd of cows, dairy cows and a flock of commercial sheep. We also have goats, fish ponds, play areas, horses, red squirrels, a café and many picnic areas. We have been open for public visits since 1992 and we offer a unique and quirky experience of what it is like to run a farm with all its fun, challenges and tribulations in the present economic climate. If you want anthropomorphised animals try a theme park. If you want the real deal then visit Honeysuckle Farm to feed animals, watch a milking display (the milk is processed into ice cream on the farm), have a horse and cart ride with one of our huge Shire horses and chat to the farmers. We keep prices very reasonable - compare us to other attractions - and believe that we offer good value for money - feel free to bring a picnic and you can stay on the farm from opening at 10am to closing at 5pm if you like. Give us a try. we look forward to seeing you.
Reviewed By andrearick - Beverley, United Kingdom
upon entering the farm is extremely welcoming, everything is well thought of, hand washing facilities are excellent, the cafe is excellent, best scones on the coast, the animals are well cared for and situated for the children, the play area is great fun. The picnic areas are spread out and there is plenty of room to enjoy a lunch or snack while the children play.
4. Stackhouse Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By bobtheb22 - Hornsea, United Kingdom
A little gem of a bar ! A constantly changing choice of real ale and ciders !Helpful cheerful staff ,quite old fashioned atmosphere ,and well worth a visit
5. Hornsea Mere
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4.0 based on 355 reviews
The Largest freshwater lake in Yorkshire and listed as one of the Severn Natural Wonders of Britain. For boating and sightseeing of nature
Reviewed By Rie1970 - Nottingham, United Kingdom
Fantastic place to run the kids or go for a walk, cafe isnt open Monday or Tuesday, you can hire a boat to row on the lake at a reasonable price, and there is a lovely little gift shop next to the cafe,
