Restaurants in South Cave
The Fox and Coney Inn
52 Market Pl, South Cave, BroughAn update 14/03/24. Called in this evening to share a few pints with friends. Pub and restaurant were moderately busy. We saw food being served in the bar which looked really good.We decided to sample the "own label" ale of the F&C. I believe it is actually rebranded Sleck dust. It was a good pint and at £3.50 all three of us stayed with this choice for the evening. The pub was warm, comfortable and welcoming.----A cold winter's day, warming fire, good pint of ale, good food. Can't be beaten.Called in for lunch, sat by the fire. I had home made fish finger sandwich with the freshest white crusty bread. My wife had garlic mushrooms on toasted sourdough. Both excellent. Really good ale. Memorable!
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Superb67 Reviews 4.40299
The Westend Cafe
30a W End, South Cave, BroughHad to go to b and q at St Andrews Quay so as came back through south cave decided to go home a different way for a change. Discovered this cafe. What a find!!!!Very popular place, and with good reason. Good extensive menu, ie main meals etc. Check out the cakes ? all home made. If you order a hot drink it's accompanied by a piece of shortbread, which literally melts in your mouth. Will definitely be visiting again. Staff very welcoming and friendly. Call in you'll love it.
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Superb35 Reviews 4.5
Drewton's Farm Shop
The Drewton EstateA usual pit stop for us on the way back from The Deep. Been twice now, once on a Sunday afternoon and just now on a Saturday afternoon. They have happened to have space for two of us, although we hadn’t booked!We opted for some brunch, which their breakfast sausage muffin was really hearty with a perfect runny egg, homemade breakfast sausage patty and the triple-cooked home made hashbrowns - which were delightful. Only downside is the service was a bit slow, but due to it being that busy, it was a given!The cafe is often very busy, I would probably recommend booking to avoid disappointment.A trip to the farm shop next door is a must as they stock a variety of local produce as well as some well known Yorkshire brands. The cakes, biscuits and flapjacks are on show and enticing, though a bit on the pricey side!
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Good47 Reviews 3.9
Cave Castle Hotel
Church Hill, South Cave, BroughGorgeous building, wonderful reception staff and a really good room for the price! We stayed for our anniversary and requested a room with a nice view, which the hotel gave us - we had a room above the main entrance to the hotel with a view onto the grounds. My only criticism was that the curtains weren't blackout and being above the doorway meant that we were woken up quite early by the light and people entering the hotel, but it did not taint our stay whatsoever. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and would love to visit again in the future.
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Good153 Reviews 4