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The Theakstons was ok. Food was ok for quality but a bit lacking in quantity. Atmosphere was good tho.
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fantastic food but the booze is foul. the coke, the lager, the guinness and the john smith's bitter were all rank. what a shame.
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Average pub in a nice spot that struggles to cope with the numbers of visitors. Still probably the best in the area, but Fylingdale Arms up the road is a better bet!
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Probably agree with previous reviewers on this one - best pub of the 3 in general and food was very popular though the portions I saw were only average in size and the smell of 'old' oil pervaded the pub.
odbod - 22 Jun 2010 11:00 |
We ate here two nights on the trot this week and the food is brilliant. Good, wholesome, tasty grub with a wide range on offer. The portions are absolutely massive too. Beer wise, they had four ales on but I drank lager which was pretty rank unfortunately. The decor could do with updating but it's definately worth going here for something to eat.
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I got absolutely hammered here after completing the Coast to Coast, been back loads since, great pub , good memories, here's to my mate lee
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The inoffensive Theakstons Black Bull was in good condition as was the Deuchars IPA. Great views over the bay from the cosy bar and the dining room. Downstairs bar open in peak season.
brisk - 12 Feb 2010 13:14 |
A great spot for a pub, high up and a wide angle view, overlooking the sea. Nicely comfortable, warm and cosy - the beer is well kept and the service polite and friendly.
chick - 19 Oct 2009 10:10 |
4 handpumps serving duchers IPA, john smith cask, directors and theakstons black bull bitter. The later was acceptable. Wide selection of pub standard food. Good views across the bay.
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A lovely little place right on the sea front in the lovely village of Robin Hoods Bay. There's nice outdoor seats for the view in fine weather, and inside 2 pleasant and cosy bars. The wainright bar is used by many people as the end of their coast-to-caost walks and so is particularly hospitable to walkers, and has lots of parephenalia and maps on the walls.
They have three real ales on, Director's Courage and Theakstons Best Bitter being regulars.
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Very good food, fair range of beers & a real fire. Three rooms also available for B&B
Well worth a visit
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