16 of the Best Places to Eat in East Yorkshire
We've picked the best places to dine across East Yorkshire
Pipe and Glass
West End, South Dalton, Beverley HU17 7PN
01430 810246
pipeandglass.co.uk
This is East Yorkshire’s only Michelin-starred destination but despite its status, the Pipe and Glass remains a charming and fuss-free country pub with rooms. The bar is always open to walk-ins, and in the restaurant you can enjoy a lunch, evening or specials menu of refined options which celebrate the best local produce.
The Wellington Inn
19 The Green, Lund, Driffield YO25 9TE
01377 217294
thewellingtoninn.co.uk
The Welly (as it’s affectionately called by the dedicated locals) serves delicious and unpretentious food alongside fine wines and ales. You’re welcome here whether you’re in your boiler suit and wellies for a pre-tea pint, or in your best evening wear for a special occasion. Opt for the smarter restaurant, or settle down by the cosy wood burner in the brasserie and farmer’s bar – either way, you’re in for a treat.
Farm Shop at Cranswick
Beverley Road, Hutton Cranswick YO25 9PQ
01377 271038
farmshopatcranswick.co.uk
Both the shop and the café at this spot serve up exceptional fresh food and produce. Celebrating 35 years in business, the shop and café are open seven days a week and should not be missed. Enjoy hearty breakfast and lunch options (plus a great range of cakes, pies and puddings), before heading to the well-stocked shop for pantry essentials and fresh produce.
Plates by Oxalis
Lairgate Hotel, 30–34 Lairgate, Beverley HU17 8EP
oxalisbydavidtait.com
After running successful pop-ups in the area, chef David Tait has found a permanent home for Plates by Oxalis within The Lairgate Hotel in Beverley. Seasonality and locality are the driving forces behind the menu and diners can expect delicate dishes that are regularly updated to reflect what’s fresh.
Tickton Grange
Tickton, Beverley HU17 9SH
01964 212390
ticktongrange.co.uk
There are various dining options at this refined country hotel. Inspired by the innovation and creativity of the Bloomsbury Set, enjoy chef James Nicklin’s curated menu in The Bloomsbury Room. Choose from a celebratory five-course menu or à la carte options from Wednesday to Saturday and an equally delicious Bloomsbury House Menu from Sunday to Tuesday. The Hockney Room is where to head for light lunches, afternoon tea and cocktails.
Ambiente
4 Flemingate, Beverley HU17 0NQ
01482 690669
ambiente-tapas.co.uk
This is a lively spot for Spanish-inspired tapas. The restaurant is open plan with a communal vibe we love, while the outdoor seating area overlooks the nearby park and is a great spot for al fresco dining. From the menu, enjoy classic small plates, as well as an extensive drinks list.
The Westwood Restaurant
New Walk, Beverley HU17 7AE
01482 881999
thewestwood.co.uk
Celebrating its 20th year as one of Yorkshire’s best dining destinations in Beverley, Michelin-recommended The Westwood is now known as the jewel of East Yorkshire. This award-winning restaurant (which holds two AA Rosettes) serves up high-quality British dishes using locally-sourced ingredients, all within a relaxing atmosphere. It’s popular for its lunchtime prix fixe menu (with two- and three-course options). For an all-out celebration, The Westwood’s private dining space can accommodate up to 12 guests for lunch or dinner, and upstairs in The W Bar guests can explore a fabulous choice of cocktails, beers, wines and more.
The Star Inn
King Street, Sancton YO43 4QP
01430 827269
thestaratsancton.co.uk
This charming spot flies under the radar, but is absolutely worth a visit. An award-winning pub and restaurant, The Star Inn celebrates Yorkshire’s produce at its finest. There’s a set ‘Yorkshire lunch’ menu, as well as separate pub and restaurant menus. Expect hearty classics cooked well.
The Fox & Coney
52 Market Place, South Cave HU15 2AT
01430 471050
thefoxandconeyinn.co.uk
This 300-year-old inn sits happily in the Yorkshire Wolds, and has an outdoor patio for taking in the views as you tuck into something delicious. Stop by at the weekend for their fabulous Sunday lunch, or peruse their dinner menu packed full of comforting country classics.
Drewton’s
The Drewton Estate, South Cave, near Brough HU15 2AG
01430 425079
drewtons.co.uk
Kitchen is Drewton’s very own must-visit restaurant, and the perfect location for a delicious brunch, lunch or afternoon tea made with produce sourced locally. The menus are extensive and there’s also a great range of daily specials to try. After a bite to eat, head to their farm shop to stock up on everything from fresh meat to pantry staples and local ales. They work closely with more than 375 local Yorkshire farmers, so quality is assured.
Treehouse
3 The Weir, Hessle HU13 0SB
01482 646433
treehousehull.co.uk
This is the ultimate Instagram-worthy destination in East Yorkshire. As colourful and vibrant as you would expect, bottomless brunch here is as eclectic as the interiors. Sunday is given over to great roasts, and the main menu has a variety of small and large plates. You’d be daft not to look at the cocktail list too.
Thieving Harry’s
73 Humber Street, Hull HU1 1UD
01482 214141
thievingharrys.co.uk
This vibey spot is in a historic site on Humber Street. Head here for creative cocktails, live events and a menu covering everything from a full Harry’s breakfast or plant-based alternative to French toast, crumpets, BLTs and a selection of meaty burgers, alongside craft beer.
Ruthvica Spices and Kitchen
2 High Street, North Ferriby HU14 3JP
01482 213888
ruthvikadine.co.uk
This is a great option for refined Indian dining in East Yorkshire. The interiors are as lavish as the dishes, which have earned the restaurant recognition from the AA Guide. There’s a range of menus to choose from (including an à la carte menu and a tasting menu celebrating the best of land, sea and sky). Their special thali menus are also worth perusing, and there’s a good choice of wines to pair with your meal.
Tapasya @ Marina
2–3 Humber Dock Street, Hull HU1 1TB
01482 242607
tapasyarestaurants.co.uk
Perched over Hull’s Marina, this authentic restaurant showcases Indian dining at its best. The thali lunch menu offers a great choice of smaller bites, and at dinner you can choose between the à la carte menu, or their indulgent tasting menu which covers five courses.
Norma
5-6 Paragon Street, Hull HU1 3PQ
normapastakitchen.co.uk
Cosy and unpretentious, this cosy new spot has rapidly become a go-to in the city for authentic, handmade Sicilian pasta. The menu is simple and streamlined, split between classic pasta options, loaded focaccias and traditional small bites (the arancini is not to be missed).
Sebu
12th Floor, K2 Building, 60 Bond Street, Hull HU1 3EN
01482 699076
seburestaurant.co.uk
The views from this 12th floor restaurant are unsurprisingly breathtaking, and the interiors are just as good. A great spot for late-night cocktails, the Filipino-Hispanic fusion menu has a great range of options – tuck into adobo chicken, classic Filipino laing with braised coconut kale, and crispy pork belly bites.
