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Whitby, Food Guide: 10 Cafe food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Ruswarp
Reviews on Cafe food in Ruswarp, Whitby, including The Willow Branch, Rusty Shears, Humble Pie 'n' Mash, Cranberry Swamp Gluten-Free Cafe, Monks Haven Cafe, Elizabeth Botham & Sons, W Hamond Tea Rooms and Cafe, The Blitz Cafe, Whitby Deli, Elizabeth Bothams on Baxtergate
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10. Elizabeth Bothams on Baxtergate
Overall Ratings
4 based on 209 reviews
Reviewed By judnicho
Called in here yesterday with my husband & daughter. It was very busy but we managed to find a seat. We had ham & wholegrain mustard sandwiches & a cheese and ham toastie followed by strawberry tarts with cream. Thoroughly enjoyed by all. Sandwiches were made with lovely fresh bread & quality ham. The pastry on the strawberry tarts was crisp throughout & the cream piped from a piping bag (no cans of squirty cream here!) Delicious, will be back on our next visit to Whitby
9. Whitby Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 172 reviews
Reviewed By Paul F
This place is well worth a visit if you want really well presented food that is high on taste and provides local quality. I had the eggs with Oak roast Salmon; on my gosh the eggs were delicious, grainy, runny and superb....the Salmon was so full of flavour that it still makes my mouth water thinking about it now! All our food and drinks were to be fair delicious; and the decor is right on message for us so made a really relaxing brunch option for us.
8. The Blitz Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 540 reviews
The Blitz is a 1940's style cafe during the day serving home cooked foods from 9am (seasonal) to 4pm. From 4pm we serve our tapas menu up to 5pm when the A la carte specials menu is added giving visitors the choice of wonderful tapas dishes with the addit
Reviewed By BigRiver59
Called in on a Friday evening on the recommendation of our Airbnb host and were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food. The Blitz theme is a little bizarre and incongruous but perhaps this works better in its daytime tearoom incarnation. The tapas dishes are very generous in size and we found that five between two people was just right, although that will obviously vary according to which dishes are chosen and dinersâ appetite. The flavours and food quality were all good, and ambience felt really comfortable. I also noticed that the steak ordered by a neighbouring diner looked superbly cooked and I had mild food envy. Next time!
7. W Hamond Tea Rooms and Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 180 reviews
Reviewed By Peter H
We came in for a quick brew and a sandwich and to escape the torture of the Bank Holiday Whitby crowds. The relative peace and quiet offered by these charming tea-rooms was very welcoming. We ordered drinks and a sandwich each, I opted for cheese and plum chutney which was very nice while my colleagues chose egg mayonaise and cheese and onion. Everyone seemed happy with their choices and the bread was very fresh and soft with generous fillings. The coffee was one of the best I'd ever tasted, we opted for cafetierres of freshly ground Colombian coffee. It was not particularly cheap at £2.70 per person but it was delicious. It could maybe have been improved by the addition of cream but we had to make do with milk. The cost for four drinks and four snadwiches was just a shade over £31 so it was not cheap by any means.
6. Elizabeth Botham & Sons
Overall Ratings
4 based on 786 reviews
Reviewed By Bos70
Another 'must do' when in Whitby, in my opinion.The food is wonderfully varied and extremely tasty, and the staff are always so friendly and helpful; giving recommendations for places to visit when you're a tourist and just generally having a chat.I always like to pop in when in the area, and am never sorry that I did.
5. Monks Haven Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 735 reviews
At Monks Haven Café 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 serve fresh Whitby crab sandwiches, fresh Whitby cod in a beer batter a
Reviewed By jonotennis
Located on a cobbled pedestrianised street. Pros:-Friendly staff. -Indoor and outdoor seating. -Range of food including sandwiches, light bites, lunch menu. -Range of drinks including wines, beers, cider and lager. -I ate a prawn sandwich and drank a latte. Free tap water available on request. -Newspapers to read - including Daily Mail and The Yorkshire Post. -Small range of gifts. -Local walking maps for sale. Cons:-Noise from open kitchen. -Spacious toilet with baby changing facilities, but located upstairs.
4. Cranberry Swamp Gluten-Free Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 482 reviews
Cranberry Swamp is a cool stylish licensed restaurant located at 24 Skinner Street, Whitby. We specialise in gluten-free food but do offer a choice of bread for those of you who love your toast! Gluten-free does not mean Fun-free! If anything the flavours
Reviewed By C9040LNtims
Nice to find somewhere that offers full gluten free options for those requiring them. Staff are helpful and food is good quality and tasty. You arenât going to get anything fancy and unusual, but for a cafe the choice is good and well prepared. Nice relaxed atmosphere away from the queues at the harbour restaurants. As in a few places in Whitby, credit cards are not accepted due to poor Wi-fi coverage.
3. Humble Pie 'n' Mash
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3380 reviews
We are a small unlicensed eatery, serving just pie mash peas and gravy. We welcome dogs and their owners. We don't have any Alcohol, but you are more than welcome to bring your own or pop over the road to the Endeavour pub who will let you bring a nice co
Reviewed By wispsilk
Cozy, warm and friendly. Homemade pies and mash. Plenty of gravy. Dog friendly. Take your own booze. Or buy a pint from the pub opposite. Fantastic value. My lamb pie superb.
2. Rusty Shears
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1281 reviews
Reviewed By Marie C
Have visited this place several times over the past year, & took friends there last weekend, we just love the quirky design, fittings & feel of the place. A lovely cafe that serves sandwiches & cakes with the most fantastic gin menu, the staff are lovely & very knowledgeable about their products always happy to help you choose, its a hidden gem & great way to spend a few hours late afternoon
1. The Willow Branch
Overall Ratings
5 based on 243 reviews
Freshly baked Scones, Cakes & Bakes along with hot & cold snacks and light bites. Serving freshly ground 'Baytown Coffee' and a choice of 16 'Suki' loose leaf teas. Where possible we use local produce and suppliers, many of which are also available in our
Reviewed By Malcolm H
The first challenge when eating afternoon tea at the Willow Branch, is finding it! BUT it is well worth the effort! The tea shop is carefully hidden on the first and second floors above shops on Golden Lion Bank. As you walk up Golden Lion Bank, you'll see a shop on your left selling filled roast pork rolls.... resist the temptation to go in ( save that delight for another time). Walk up the hill a little further and on your left you'll see the door and stairs which will take you to the Willow Branch.We have eaten here on a number of occasions, but I can particularly recommend the afternoon tea, which we sampled for the first time last weekend: Round one - ham hock sandwiches, tuna & mayo sandwiches, cheese scones and cream cheese & hummus wraps. Round two - carrot cake, fresh strawberries on shortbread and lemon drizzle cake. Round three - fruit scones with cream and plum jam...â¦â¦. all wonderful, tasty and home made and served with a nice pot of Yorkshire tea.... or a pot of an endless variety the fancy teas if that's to your taste (not for me though!). And very reasonably priced to boot!
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