Cheap Places to Eat in Runswick Bay

"Silver Street Fisheries is a local takeaway shop with excellent reviews. Located along Silver Street, this chip shop offers traditional fish and chips topped with a side of mushy peas. It's simple but does the job and is particularly popular with Whitby locals."

"One TripAdvisor reviewer said: "Fantastic fresh and crispy fish and chips. Probably the best we have ever eaten. Lovely friendly owners. Highly recommend and will definitely return."

"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."

"Moutreys is a family-friendly Italian restaurant located on Grape Lane, just across from the Captain Cook Memorial Museum. They’ve been serving good quality Italian cuisine for a number of years from their open plan kitchen and their menu includes a superb selection of pasta, meat, fish and vegetarian dishes in addition to their popular wood-fired pizzas. They offer smaller portions for children and senior citizens and their prices are reasonable."

"This cosy restaurant serves up delicious Italian dishes, made with freshly caught seafood and the finest ingredients. Tuck into classics such as spaghetti carbonara, wood-fired pizzas and lasagne before treating yourself to a zesty sorbet or creamy panna cotta. Address: 9 Grape Ln, Whitby YO22 4BBContact number: 01947 602751"

"Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday 3:40pm till 10:30pm, Sunday 3:40pm till 10:15pm. Previously a collection-only takeaway, Gino’s Pizza recently updated their website to allow customers to order and pay online for home delivery. As the name suggests, their main offerings are pizzas but they also offer other takeaway favourites such as burgers, kebabs, fried chicken, parmesans and a few pasta dishes."

"Back in central Whitby, the cutely named Bitz N Pizzas is another of the best Whitby takeaways. Located on Flowergate, this is a traditional takeaway restaurant that caters for a variety of tastes. You get to pick from a big selection of pizzas here, of course."

"Church Street Museum of Whitby Jet, Whitby YO22 4DE EnglandSeafood, BritishLunch, Breakfast, DinnerReservations, Seating, Serves Alcohol, Table Service, Highchairs Available, Free Wifi[email protected]+44 1947 667453https://www.museumofwhitbyjet.com/alberts"

"Housed inside a 1901 chapel, this small museum has created a temple to Whitby jet – one of the town’s most prized exports, a gothic icon, and a favourite gem of Queen Victoria. The exhibition explores how jet is..."

"Located inside the historic Wesley Hall, which also plays host to the Museum of Whitby jet, Albert's Eatery is a relaxed restaurant which aims to provide di ..."

"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/"

"For sustainably sourced fish dishes, head over to The Fisherman’s Wife. Serving up a mouthwatering selection of seafood dishes, choose from homemade fish pie, Scottish salmon, and seafood linguine among many other delicious mains. For those who aren’t too keen on fish, the restaurant also serves up an award-winning steak pie and the Radfords homemade burger."

"With branches in Leeds, York, and Whitby, when it comes to good food the Fisherman's Wife has plenty of experience. Its charming Whitby store is nestled along the coast offering picturesque sea views. The seafood on this menu is purchased directly from Whitby's very own fish market so you can expect to sample fresh, locally sourced food."

"Classic, simple seafood dishes and its prime location overlooking the beach and harbour have kept diners coming back to Fisherman's Wife for years. Whitby lobster, local crab and Lindisfarne oysters are on the..."

"One of those things you simply have to do in Whitby is to climb the 199 steps that wind up from Church Lane to St Mary’s Church on the East Cliff. You’ll be treading the same path as the creature “resembling a large dog” that climbed up to the abbey in Dracula. The stairway is vertiginous, but the higher you go, the better the views back over the roofs of the old town and the harbour."

"Climb the 199 steps to the top of East Cliff for views over the town and harbour. At the top you will find the medieval church of St Mary."

"Finally, we will take you back into the town of Whitby itself and to one of its most prized possessions – Pannett Park. Most towns, of course, have one or more parks providing residents and visitors with a place to sit and relax. It is fair to say, however, that the level of care and dedication which goes into making Whitby’s Pannett Park a haven of tranquillity where guests can enjoy both the peaceful atmosphere and an impressive range of themed gardens puts it several steps ahead of most of its contemporaries."

"The high sloping park around the Whitby Museum will keep you in this picturesque part of town a while longer. Pannett Park was voted “Best Public Park in Yorkshire” in 2014, and has a superb prospect east to Whitby Abbey. There are wooded areas, a lily pond, all manner of formal flowerbeds, a floral clock, rose gardens, pergolas and a playground for children."

"Pannett Park, a haven of peace and tranquillity and located close to the centre of Whitby in North Yorkshire, is well worth a visit, whichever season of the year. Excellent for family and nature walks."

"As you see it today, Whitby’s picturesque harbour is the result of centuries of human intervention at the mouth of the River Esk. At the very north you can walk out to the ends of the East and West Piers where there’s a pair of lighthouses. On these piers are old mooring posts and captstans, holdovers from when vessels were pulled in and out of the harbour using manpower."

"Equally popular amongst the tourists and the locals, the Whitby Harbour is lined with cafes, restaurants and curio shops all along the bay. The beach side as well as the old town side is bustling with people, especially during the weekend and the sight includes various shipping vessels from fishing trawlers to modern yachts bobbing on water."

"Back in central Whitby, the cutely named Bitz N Pizzas is another of the best Whitby takeaways. Located on Flowergate, this is a traditional takeaway restaurant that caters for a variety of tastes. You get to pick from a big selection of pizzas here, of course."