Whitby & North York Moors Guide - Days Out Leaflets

a true taste
of north Yorkshire
Let your visit to this
area awaken your senses…
Holidaying in the North York Moors, Ryedale
and Whitby has always provided a feast for
the eyes and ears with magnificent scenery,
beautiful birdsong, the distant chugging of
the North Yorkshire Moors Railway and the
soothing sound of the sea. But these are not
the only ways in which to stimulate the senses
whilst visiting this beautiful part of the world.
Don’t miss…
Whitby Fish and Chips
Fresh, locally caught seafood is
everywhere in this traditional fishing port
town, whether you prefer fish and chips
alfresco by the sea, or a meal in one of
the towns excellent seafood restaurants.
Probably the best known is the Magpie
Café on Pier Road, but there are loads of
other equally excellent options, including
Robertson’s of Whitby on Bridge Street,
Graveley’s on Khyber Pass, Trenchers
Restaurant on New Quay Road and many
many more!
Local food producers are scattered
throughout the area, trading at farmers’
markets and in farm shops, and supplying
ingredients to restaurants, cafés, pubs, hotels
and B&Bs. A wide range of delicious produce is
available - from Whitby fish, Yorkshire meats,
cheeses, breads and beers to local preserves,
pastries and ice-creams - each offering the
opportunity to experience a unique flavour
of this part of Yorkshire whilst saving on
food miles.
So go on…satisfy your sense of smell and
tantalise your taste buds by buying local
Yorkshire produce, knowing that you’ll be
helping to sustain the rich diversity of flavours
that this area has to offer.
All of the establishments listed within
this feature strive to use local ingredients
wherever possible.
opposite, main image: Baking bread at the fauconberg arms,
Coxwold. insets: delicious food and drink at the Saxonville
Hotel. This page, clockwise from top: delicious starter at the
Saxonville Hotel, Local food market, Yorkshire cheeses, Local
ales from Cropton Brewery, Local markets.
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