Jackson's butcher shop just across the road is a recommended visit. Here they sell locally reared meat (the name of the farm posted up on a chalk board) and the most delicious pork pies including pork and stilton and pork and apple. There are also a variety of other things on sale too, including meats in sauces, marinated meats for the barbeque, fresh salmon, cheeses, olives and a variety of locally baked breads. Fancy a cooked breakfast but don't want to go to the trouble? Why not try the made to order bacon and egg sandwiches. Lastly before you leave pick up a Whitby Gazette newpaper, it's well worth the purchase. You will find it a great source for discovering what's happing in the area and often find offers for local restaurants and attractions.

 

 

Try out the Bridge Inn, a friendly local pub next to the river Esk where they have hand pumped Yorkshire bitters, guest ales and home cooked food. It's lovely to drop in after a cold winters walk and cosy up in front of the open fire with a glass of red wine, alternatively in summer sit out on the terrace overlooking the river. It's not only reserved for the grown ups either, children are welcome in the family/pool room and on the terrace.