Best Breakfast and Brunch Places in Runswick Bay

"The restaurant is located in Whitby's ‘Harry’s Bar’ and offers a great range of seafood from the classics to old favourites, each with their own signature twists. Why not try the classic french dish of Moules Mariniere, mussels with white wine, cream and garlic and onions – a speciality of Harry's Bar. Other dishes include Harry's Famous Chowder, New York style with seafood."

"A stone's throw from the world-famous Magpie Cafe, Harry's offers what it calls "a food lover's paradise". Founded in 2008, the establishment boasts a cafe, restaurant and cocktail bar in the heart of Whitby. The bar include cocktails, fine champagne, wines, beers and spirits from around the world."

"Flowergate is home to a lot of the best dog-friendly cafes in Whitby, with Emma’s Diner certainly deserving of a place on this list. As you can tell by the name, Emma’s Diner is decked out like a traditional old school American diner, with the theme including 50s music and the outfits that are worn by friendly waitresses. Big portions are on offer but be warned that Emma's Diner is not currently open on Mondays."

"The relaxed coffee lounge and bistro on North Terrace, Seaham, will be serving up homemade American-style pancakes with fresh fruit and maple syrup as part of its breakfast menu."

"Located just moments away from Whitby's harbour, just off Church Street, Sanders Yard Bistro is a charming restaurant and coffee shop serving freshly cooked ..."

"The Edge is a modern contemporary bistro, combining a seafood fine dining experience with traditional recipes. Enjoy the traditional dishes such as fish and chips, as well as more unique dishes such as seafood chowders and varied grilled prawns and fish. With three elaborate menus and a specials board that is ever-changing, The Edge restaurant and bistro is the place to go when you wish to try traditional seafood with a little twist."

"The Edge is a modern bistro and restaurant located on Bridge Street. It’s trendy interiors and simple menu make it the perfect starting point for your night out in Whitby. Obviously, they serve a great fish & chips but they also serve other fabulous classics like burgers, steaks, lamb rack and other mouthwateringly good meat, fish and vegetarian dishes."

"13 Marine Parade, Whitby YO21 3PR EnglandSeafood, BritishBreakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch, Late NightReservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Highchairs Available, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service, Live Music, Jazz Bar[email protected]+44 1947 605022http://www.the-marine-hotel.co.uk/"

"The relaxed coffee lounge and bistro on North Terrace, Seaham, will be serving up homemade American-style pancakes with fresh fruit and maple syrup as part of its breakfast menu."

"Goth heaven attracting more than 8000 visitors biannually, with live-music gigs, events and the Bizarre Bazaar – dozens of traders selling Goth gear, jewellery, art and music. Held twice yearly in late April or..."

"For Goth Weekends, 60s Music Weekends, Whitby Folk Weekend and the Theatre Shows, Cinema and more, visit Whitby Pavilion, located on Whitby’s West Cliff, in the historic port of Whitby, North Yorkshire."

"The best place in town for atmosphere (though it might not look it from the outside) and real ale, with its impressive range of cask-conditioned beers including Timothy Taylor's Golden Best and Ossett Silver..."

"Serving a great range of guest ales this popular pub attracts beer connoisseurs from far and near. Loved by the locals, it has a friendly atmosphere and is always busy."

"As seen on BBC and voted Britain's best fish and chips, frying award-winning fish and chips has been a way of life since 1966. While each generation has added something new, the philosophies of Mr Papa are still embodied with every meal they serve. They source the highest quality ingredients from local suppliers to ensure their meals are as good today as they were back in 1966."

"Housed in a merchants house built in the late 18th century, Magpie Cafe is steeped in local Whitby history. Opening its doors as a cafe in 1939 it has slowly built up a strong reputation in Whitby, making itself a Yorkshire landmark within its own right. Its elaborate range of freshly caught fish gives the customer a pretty hard choice."

"The Magpie flaunts its reputation for serving the 'World's Best Fish and Chips'. Damn fine they are too, but the world and his dog knows about it and summertime queues can stretch along the street."

"Perhaps the best-known chippie in a town, the Magpie Café is legendary among Whitby locals. Having been around since 1940 or thereabouts, this harbou ..."