Lovely old pub, the fire was going which was so nice. Had the steak pie, the beef was really tender and the pastry was spot on. Just a shame the bench seating was a bit hard, but the staff were very friendly.

A decent spot for a quiet afternoon. The atmosphere is pretty relaxed, even with the football on the telly. Good for a pint and a read of the paper. The staff are fine, though service can be a little slow when it gets busy.

The Sunday roast is lovely, feels just like home cooking. I really appreciated the Yorkshire puddings - they were so light and fresh, not at all stodgy. The gravy had a nice depth of flavour too, clearly made from proper stock. Just a heads up, it&#39;s served on the first floor.

Decent Sunday lunch, the food felt like a good home-cooked meal. The beer was fine and the price was reasonable. Staff were friendly enough, though the place got a bit loud later on.

Steak and ale pie was perfect for a quick bite. Pastry crisp, filling rich and hearty.

My go-to for a quick lunch. The steak special was good, chips are always spot on. In and out in under 30 mins, which is key for me.

The Timothy Taylor Landlord here was a proper pint, exceptionally well-kept. That&#39;s the main thing for me. The selection of ales is decent. A solid choice for a quiet pint after work.

Cozy little spot. Felt like a hidden gem. Atmosphere was super relaxed, just right for a casual bite.

Popped in for a quick bite and saw they have a whole menu for dogs. My pup got a little bowl of something, seemed happy. Nice they think of them.

Been here for a quick lunch. Food came out fast, which is what I needed. The service was really friendly and efficient. Good spot if you&#39;re in a hurry.

The fish was so fresh, and the light crisp coating was just right. A lovely, healthy choice after a long day.

Been here a few times while staying nearby. The portions are huge, honestly. Always walk out full and without feeling like I&#39;ve overspent.

Been going here for years, staff are always quick and friendly. Last time my son was with me, he&#39;s autistic, and they handled it really well. Just made the whole thing easy.

The view from the back terrace over the marina is the main draw here. Sat out there on a sunny afternoon with a pint, it&#39;s hard to beat. The old building itself has a bit of character too.

Cozy little cafe, nice relaxed vibe. Had the milkshake and it was honestly incredible &ndash; thick, creamy, just spot on. A good spot for a casual bite.

Got seated without a booking on a packed night, which was a relief. Their house meringue was lovely, and it paired nicely with a glass of late-harvest Riesling.

A real local favourite. The food is reliably good, and the staff are friendly. I was pleased with their wine list - a solid selection of Italian reds that paired nicely with my pasta. The place gets busy, so service can slow a bit.

Lovely old-world pub, really spacious inside. The decor is grand and gives a nice, relaxed feel. I appreciated how clean the loos were, it makes a difference when you&#39;re settling in for a meal.

The staff were so kind and accommodating. I had a specific request about the wine pairing for my main, and they took the time to discuss it properly. Made the whole evening feel relaxed and considered. A real plus.

The steak was cooked just right, and the sauce was lovely. I also tried my friend&#39;s mussels, which were really good. The &pound;13.95 set menu is a nice option, and you can choose a dessert instead of a starter. A comfortable spot for a relaxed meal.

Lovely welcome, and they made a dish off-menu for my husband without any fuss. The chicken was really good quality, and the sauces were something else. Came to about &pound;60 with drinks.

Lovely breakfast here! The eggs were perfectly runny and the bacon crispy. Staff were super friendly and got it out fast while it was still piping hot. Really hit the spot.

The loaded chips were the star for me &ndash; crispy outside, fluffy inside, and that cheese sauce was just right. Latte was smooth too, a really good one. Panini was solid, but those chips stole the show.

The parmo was spot on. Really good portion, crispy on the outside and the cheese was just right. A solid choice if you&#39;re in the area.

A nice little spot in Filey. The jacket potato with beans was a solid choice, and the chips were properly crispy. The whole place just feels really cosy and relaxed, which I liked.

Been coming here for years, never a letdown. The pasta is always spot on, just the right amount of sauce. Staff are chill, never feel rushed.

The Sunday roast beef was cooked just right, and the vegetables tasted so fresh. A generous portion for the price.

It was pretty busy when we went, but they handled it well. The service was still friendly and efficient. A good spot for a relaxed meal in Guisborough.

The steak was cooked just right, medium rare as requested. Service was quick and friendly, no complaints there. A solid spot for a reliable dinner.

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