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A considered Yorkshire pub in the village of Fylingthorpe, within easy reach of Robin Hood's Bay. A large beer garden for long summer afternoons, open fires when the weather turns, cask ales, great wines and seasonal, locally sourced food. Somewhere to end a walk, settle in for a slow lunch, or pull up a stool at the bar with the village.

A considered Yorkshire pub in the village of Fylingthorpe, within easy reach of Robin Hood's Bay. A large beer garden for long summer afternoons, open fires when the weather turns, cask ales, great wines and seasonal, locally sourced food. Somewhere to end a walk, settle in for a slow lunch, or pull up a stool at the bar with the village.

A considered Yorkshire pub in the village of Fylingthorpe, within easy reach of Robin Hood's Bay. A large beer garden for long summer afternoons, open fires when the weather turns, cask ales, great wines and seasonal, locally sourced food. Somewhere to end a walk, settle in for a slow lunch, or pull up a stool at the bar with the village.

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An inn has carried the Fylingdales name in this village since before 1841, with the current building taking over the licence in 1955. It has seen many iterations over the years, however, its charm and character have remained. Ales pulled, fires lit and the door held open through every change of hands and every change of season.

A pub for the people who live here first, and for everyone who finds their way to Fylingthorpe second. The garden full in summer, the grate lit in winter, and a welcome at the bar whatever brought you to the door.

An inn has carried the Fylingdales name in this village since before 1841, with the current building taking over the licence in 1955. It has seen many iterations over the years, however, its charm and character have remained. Ales pulled, fires lit and the door held open through every change of hands and every change of season.

A pub for the people who live here first, and for everyone who finds their way to Fylingthorpe second. The garden full in summer, the grate lit in winter, and a welcome at the bar whatever brought you to the door.

An inn has carried the Fylingdales name in this village since before 1841, with the current building taking over the licence in 1955. It has seen many iterations over the years, however, its charm and character have remained. Ales pulled, fires lit and the door held open through every change of hands and every change of season.

A pub for the people who live here first, and for everyone who finds their way to Fylingthorpe second. The garden full in summer, the grate lit in winter, and a welcome at the bar whatever brought you to the door.

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