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Cosy and friendly enough pub at the top of the hill which will serve you a presentable pint of Timothy Taylor's Landlord for a very reasonable price. The main attraction here though for my money is their exceptional Sunday roasts. Generous portions of tasty, hearty grub that please the taste buds and amply fill the belly. As a drinking establishment, I'm not sure that I'd choose to spend the whole evening in here, but if I lived nearby I think the majority of my Sunday afternoons would involve a visit for lunch. One of the best roast dinners I have ever eaten. 10/10 for food, 7/10 for the pub so a strong 8/10 overall.
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food has improved out of sight. pint of wainwrights was nectar. only downside is it's a family pub and some of the kids behaviour in there was poor to say the least. i blame the parents.
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Got the feeling it is a meeting place for 'Bay Towner's'. However, the pint of Timothy Taylor's Landlord I had was in good condition and the food looked good and reasonably priced.
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Wasn't sure about this place when i went in but the beer was good and the food excellent (good quality, quantity and value). If i was going to Robin Hoods Bay I would be quite happy to go here again.
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can i change my mind? talk about a surly attitude. the barmaid was extremely rude on the first night but the second night was better when she wasn't in. it has a weird atmosphere in the public bar.
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i think i spent some of my fiftieth here but the memories are somewhat hazy. very friendly pub at the top of the hill. the food was good and the portions were absolutely huge. there's a pool table and sky sports on one side of the pub.
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A residential hotel with a restaurant and public bar, just up the road from the nearby Victoria.
Although we didn't get a chance to visit during our stay at Robin hoods Bay, I noticed that there were three real ales, including Landlord and Deuchars, on offer.
Children are admitted into the bar and the menu seems to feature more choice for children.
Just passing this info on, for what it's worth. Possibly worth a try.
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