01 / Around the bay
The Laurel Inn
A cosy pub just a few seconds from the cottage’s back door. Open fires, a friendly atmosphere, and a family room make it a favourite in every season.
Where to eat and drink
in Robin Hood’s Bay.
From a fireside pint to breakfast by the sea, here are a few of our favourite village stops.
02 / Around the bay
The Cove
Breakfast with a view. This spacious café has a terrace overlooking the bay, with a lovely spot to pause on your way to the beach.
03 / Around the bay
The Bay Hotel
A welcoming seafront pub for a drink after the beach, an evening wander, or a relaxed family lunch. Children and dogs are welcome.
04 / Around the bay
The Smugglers Ale House
A snug bar close to the sea, with indoor and outdoor seating. A favourite for an evening drink after exploring the village.
05 / Around the bay
Brambles Bistro
A small bistro near the seafront, opposite the Smugglers. A lovely setting for a family meal or a quieter evening for two.
06 / Around the bay
The Fish Box
Traditional fish and chips on the hill into the bay, with indoor seating and a terrace looking out over the coast.
07 / Around the bay
Tea Toast and Post
A little café in the old post office, close to the slipway. Think morning coffee, generous sandwiches, and the occasional evening of live music.
08 / Around the bay
The Victoria Hotel
Up on the clifftop, the Victoria has panoramic views across the bay towards Ravenscar and a choice of places to eat.
09 / Around the bay
Bay Fisheries
A long-standing village stop for seafood, near Muir Lea Stores and the Laurel Inn. A handy place to pick up a seaside lunch.
10 / Around the bay
Browns Confectionery
A tempting window full of chocolates and sweet treats. Always a popular stop with younger visitors.
11 / Around the bay
Muir Lea Stores
The village shop, a short walk from Roseworth. Useful for everyday provisions and those things you forgot to pack.
12 / Around the bay
Dollies Sweet Shop
A colourful stop by the slipway for ice cream, sweets, and a treat after a day at the beach.
13 / Around the bay
The Galley on the Quarterdeck
A small café above the sea defences on the route towards Boggle Hole. A convenient pause for coffee and something sweet.