Ship Inn, Sewerby - pub details
Address: Cliff Road, Sewerby, East Yorkshire, YO15 1EW [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 36952) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Bridlington (1.9 miles), Bempton (2.1 miles)
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> Current user rating: 4.8/10 (rated by 5 users)
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user reviews of Ship Inn, Sewerby
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| I'm afraid to report, this pub has not got any better over the last year. Went in yesterday, 1 pump showing a cask ale but was told by the miserable barman that it was off. God knows how it's still in the GBG again!! Very frustrating as it is the pinnacle of a fantastic walk from North Bridlington. Hollow.legs - 24 Feb 2012 11:48 |
| What a shame this pub's commitment to real ale is so hap hazard, a a Hull lad it would be great to know that real ale would be on whenever I was in the area.The staff are very, very blazee about this however, which I think is a terrible attitude for a pub listed in the GBG. Other wise a great pub in a fantastic setting. Hollow.legs - 23 Jan 2011 19:32 |
| Visited 29/10/09 because its in the GBG, and guess what? no real ale on, despite a Bank's pump clip showing. Do these pubs realise how much trade the GBG brings in? Do they care? It doesn't seem like it. Whilst waiting to be served, 2 other people ask for ale, when I asked if there was another ale on, the answer was no, only smooth! GRRRRR!!!!! Seems only interested selling food. Dayoff - 1 Nov 2009 16:01 |
| Mini beer and music festival going on during the week I was in the neighbourhood. 6 to chose from on my first visit including Ringwod best, Jennings Fish King + Snecklifter. Stuck with the snecklifter on my next two vistis on they were only down to two beers as theothers weren't ready. Its a pub that serves the nearby holiday cottages and caraven park, just a stones throw from the cliff path. Its a pub that balances between a village local and a holiday pub (big family dining room / aracade in a seperate building out the back) Shame the garden is a bit scruffy. Great quality beer though. rob372 - 4 Sep 2009 22:12 |
| Visited today just after opening. One cask beer [banks] which was not ready so was told by the bar man, but would be ready later in the day so settled for electric pumped Mansfield original which was very good. Ordered fish and chips which was nice and tasty. Pub was clean and tidy but the toilets although clean could well do to be upgraded.they were damp and i could imagine in winter the owner would have problems with them. westminster - 9 Jul 2009 23:49 |