Eat, Drink & Go Shopping

We are delighted to share a number of local cafés, restaurants and pubs that we either recommend or are highly rated and recommended by others.

These are only a guide and by no means a definitive guide. There are many other lovely places to visit

Local & Good Pubs to Visit in the Area

• The Pheasant Hotel, Harome* – Fine dining (Michelin Star) – walkable
• The Star Inn, Harome*, gastropub (Michelin Star) – walkable
• The Royal Oak Hotel, Helmsley, 2.5 miles
• Feathers Hotel, Helmsley, 2.5 miles
• Helmsley Brewing Company, Helmsley, Handcrafted beer from North York Moors, 2.5 miles
• Rose & Crown, Beadlam, 2.5 miles
• The Staypleton Arms*, Wass, 8.5 miles
• The White Swan*, Ampleforth – gastropub, 7 miles
• The Crown, Hutton le Hole – 11 miles
• The Blacksmiths Arms, Lastingham, Hutton-Le-Hole
• The Coach House Inn, Rosedale Abbey, Pickering – Country Inn & Restaurant – 13 miles

Eating Out Locally & Further Afield

• The Pheasant Hotel, Harome* – Fine dining (Michelin Star) – walkable
• The Star Inn, Harome*, gastropub (Michelin Star) – walkable
• Gepettos Restaurant, Helmsley* – Italian & Mediterranean Food, 2.5 miles
• La Trattoria, Helmsley – authentic & traditional Italian cuisine, 2.5 miles
• Scotts of Helmsley, Fish & Chip Restaurant & Take Away, 2.5 miles
• Spice Club, Beadlam, Indian Restaurant, 2.5 miles
• The White Swan*, Ampleforth – gastropub, 7 miles
• The Staypleton Arms*, Wass, 8.5 miles
• The Black Swan at Oldstead, Fine dining (Michelin Star) 10 miles
• Willowgate Bistro, Pickering, locally cooked produce and fresh seafood, 13 miles

Breakfast / Lunch & Café’s Nearby & in the North York Moors:

• Castlegate Café*– Helmsley, 2.5 miles
• The Black Swan Café* – Helmsley, 2.5 miles
• Rybeburn of Helmsley
• Porters Coffee Shop, Helmsley
• The Vinehouse Café, Helmsley Walled Garden, Helmsley
• Crema Coffee House, Helmsley
• Graze on the Green, Rosedale Abbey, nr. Pickering – North York Moors Café
• Goathlands Tea Rooms – Goathlands, North York Moors
• The Moors National Park Centre, Visitor Centre & Café, nr. Whitby

*We have enjoyed evening meals at and can personally vouch for

Shopping

Food Shops & Convenience Stores

• Costcutter- Helmsley (2.5 miles)
• Co-op Supermarket, Helmsley (2.5 miles)
• Beadlam Grange Farm Shop & Tea Rooms, Beadlam (2.5 Miles)
• Lidl Supermarket – Malton (14 Miles)
• Asda Supermarket – Malton (14 Miles)
• Morrisons – Malton (14 Miles)
• Tesco Superstore, Sowerby (17 Miles)

Helmsley – The old market town of Helmsley is famous for its variety of interesting and unique shops. There are many small independently owned shops, boutiques and stores which offer everything from designer clothing unique handmade jewellery, hand crafted goods to old books, traditional hardware, curiosity gifts, antiques and so much more. In Helmsley you can even find Britain’s Best Small Shop, officially so!

Further afield there are many other lovely villages and towns you can visit on your travels in and around the North York Moors.

Pickering – One of the North York Moors oldest towns. I was founded back in 270 BC and has a large variety of independent shops, specialist stores, enticing cafés, old pubs, traditional stores (butcher’s and bakers), galleries and antique stores. For the outdoors enthusiast head to Trailblazer Outdoors to be kitted out with the latest and best hiking equipment and outdoor clothing.  The Monday street market is popular and the Thursday farmers’ markets are good for sourcing of fresh and local produce.

Malton – Yorkshire’s Food Capital, a pretty old market town attract foodies and gastronomes from miles around. You will find an array of artisan stores at the Talbot Yard Food Court. The Talbot Hotel is famed for its food and menu. Visit Malton for its popular gin distillery, cookery school, bakeries, butchers, fisheries and its many lovely coffee shops.

Whitby – Enjoy fish and chips on the harbour wall looking at the fishing boats. But that is not all that Whitby is renowned for. Explore the cobbled old narrow streets and alleys for souvenir shops, and pubs. Pop over River Esk and West Cliff offers different vibe, a more Victorian and Georgian feel. There are lovely boutiques, art galleries, old music shops and delicatessens.

Hutton Le Hole – Pretty little village with old craft workshops. Her you will find locally handmade chocolates, blown glass, ceramics, furniture, art, craft and prints.

Stokesley – Elegant old Market town with cobbled main street full of restaurants, pubs, tea rooms and independent stores.

Saltburn by the Sea – Traditional Victorian seaside resort which is home to a number of local artists and galleries which regularly hosts local work art exhibitions. Good for shopping too.