Top, Best & Fun Rooftop Bars in Scarborough

"You’ll find this gorgeous vintage tea room on Silver Street, in Whitby’s premier shopping area. They stock over 30 types of tea as well as 180 different gins for you to sample in their quirky tea room or outside in their courtyard garden. They’ve always got a great selection of homemade cakes and Rusty Shears is dog friendly both inside and out."

"Described as a “hidden treasure” by one TripAdvisor user, Rusty Shears is a “quirky licensed vintage tearoom” specialising in coffee, tea and gin. It also serves breakfast and lunch, with dishes including soups, pasties, and sandwiches."

"There's an astounding drinks menu with more than 100 gins (despite the fact it's closed evenings) and gin flights, a walled courtyard for al-fresco light lunches, and a..."

"Abbey Wharf prides itself on being one of the premier fish restaurants in Whitby. With a 250 seating capacity, including an outside area looking over the famous piers, Abbey Wharf is the ideal seafood restaurant for those looking for a little sophistication to their dining experience. Using Bertha and Josper charcoal-fired ovens, Abbey Wharf delivers tasty seafood dishes with that characteristic wood-fired taste."

"Offering great views over the harbour from the town's east side, this bar and fish restaurant has a wide selection of traditional beers, wines and spirits. The bar also stocks a selection of world beers, unusual spirits, sparkling wines and champagnes. It's also a regular host to live music entertainment."

"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."

"Boasting stunning views of the town’s harbour, Harry’s Lounge is a restaurant and bar in Whitby where you can sit back, relax and enjoy a few dr ..."

"The Station Inn is a place that specializes in guest ales and that reputation attracts customer from throughout the region. It is often busy with live music regularly held in the evening, a friendly atmosphere enjoyed by young and old alike. The real ales are all sourced from Yorkshire with the majority being Whitby’s best; Smugglers’ Gold and Jet Black are examples while others come from Keighley, Timothy Taylor, or Osset."

"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."

"Situated 15 Minutes' Walk From The Beach, Rivelyn Hotel Features Free Wi-Fi And An On-Site Bar Offering Real Ales, Ciders, Foreign Beers And Wines.An En Suite Bathroom, Digital Tv And Tea/Coffee Making Facilities Are Featured In Each Room At Rivelyn, As Well As Free Toiletries.In The Mornings, Continental Or Cooked Breakfast Is Available In The Dining Area For An Additional Charge. Further Places To Eat Can Be Found Within A 10-Minute Walk.The Historic Site Of Scarborough Castle Is Just 1.2 Miles From The Hotel, And The Rail Station Can Be Reached In A 10-Minute Walk."

"Family run budget hotel, with friendly bar, guest beers and continental bottled beers. Based on the South Cliff side of Scarborough, close to the train station."

"There is a nice bar cum function room with a stage and bar games before you go up to the tables. They have a good selection of drinks and friendly staff. Address : Roscoe Rooms, Roscoe St, Scarborough YO12 7BY, United Kingdom"

"There’s something special about the ruins of Whitby Abbey brooding over the harbour from the East Cliff. These ruins were mentioned in Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1890), and even at that time the monastery had been abandoned for 350 years. It was set up in the middle of the 7th century by Oswy, the King of Northumbria."

"This medieval abbey, which is a ruin now is said to have inspired Bram Stoker for his famous creation ‘Dracula’. The 199 steps that lead to the ruins can be a great trek and the view from the top is spectacular. The Abbey is a memorable sight, especially against the setting sun."

"There are ruined abbeys, and there are picturesque ruined abbeys. And then there's Whitby Abbey, dominating the skyline above the East Cliff like a great Gothic tombstone silhouetted against..."

"The second of Bridlington’s Grade I-listed buildings along with the Priory Church, the Bayle Gate is what’s left of the priory’s fortifications. Since the priory was dissolved the Bayle has been a gaol, garrison, court and town hall. Composed of a mix of brick and limestone, most of the Bayle is from the second half of the 12th century, with two pointed Gothic arches under traceried windows."

"Bridlington Bayle Museum is a historical museum located in the old town. This museum is dedicated to the history of the town, its inhabitants and the surrounding areas. It houses a collection of social history items such as photographs, documents, paintings and prints."

"The museum is run by the Whitby Literary and Philosophical Society and is a paradise for history buffs. With artifacts referring to archaeology and history in the forms of fossils, paintings, ceramics, photographs etc, this museum is a veritable treasure trove. The Pannett Art Gallery has a permanent display of some of the 20"

"Run by the Whitby Literary & Philosophical Society, the museum, library and achives houses many major collections including archaeology, social history, ceramics, Captain James Cook, fossils, paintings, photographs, militaria and toys & dolls."

"Just beside Sewerby Hall and Gardens at the top of the Sewerby Cliffs is a quintessential English seaside attraction. Opening every summer since 1987, Bondville Model Village has swelled to more than 200 buildings and is found in acres of pristine gardens ringed by trees. Every model has been hand-crafted to a 1:12 scale, and what’s unusual about this village is that model train also conforms to that scale."

"Another of our recommendations of what to do in Bridlington is to visit Bondville. Bondville Model Village is found just over halfway along the north cliff walk. Feel like a giant walking around all the houses, churches and shops in this pretty attraction."