Guisborough's market town pubs, Great Ayton below Roseberry Topping, and villages on the edge of the Cleveland Hills such as Upsall, Pinchinthorpe and Moorsholm. Walking country, with the Cleveland Way close by.
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A small family run coffee house on Bow Street using locally roasted coffee, where all food is made on site and is completely gluten free, with dairy free and vegan options.
A modern bar and cocktail lounge in a former saddler's shop on Church Street, with a log burner, leather sofas and four changing real ales including Guisborough Brewery beers.
A Grade II listed 18th-century coaching inn on Great Ayton's high street, with four beers, food all day and four en-suite rooms. A good stop after walking up Roseberry Topping or Captain Cook's Monument.
Daytime café that becomes a cocktail and wine bar in the evening, with outdoor seating on the square opposite St Nicholas Church and Gisborough Priory, near the Cleveland Way.
Café at the council run visitor centre on the Guisborough Branch Walkway, a former railway line path at the edge of Guisborough Forest with play areas and trails.
A Grade II listed former farmhouse from 1755 on the A171 between Guisborough and Whitby, serving food and Black Sheep ale, with a large car park. Handy for the moors.
A family-run micropub in a former hairdresser's set back from Great Ayton High Street, opened in 2018, with four real ales, craft beer and a long gin list.
