St Quintin Arms

Great hospitality from the owners and staff. Nice room, and great area. Food was excellent. Both breakfasts and dinner. Would recommend to anyone looking to stay in the area but keep away from the busy centres of Bridlington etc. Will stay again.

A nice warm welcoming pub, Gary and Tracy were very accomodating. The breakfast was consistently good,. We had a lovely room with a great view... bed was so comfy and so nice to be in the quiet countryside, just minutes away from some beautiful stretches of coastline, We had the best fish and chip supper we've had in a long time, would definitely stay there again

We went for lunch and it was spectacular, portions are large and the quality is very high. I recommend booking as it isn't a huge place and appears to have many regulars if our visit was anything to go by. Service is excellent as is the atmosphere.

We had a family celebration at the St Quintin Arms and will not return, ever. The food, except the children's menu - and I do wish I'd had the chicken nuggets/fish fingers - was mediocre to say the least. I've never seen a Yorkshire pudding like it - it had a dense spongy bottom about an inch thick, and the sides were similar. One person had a Yorkshire pudding wrap, left it all and came out hungry; the waitress who collected the plates but no comment at all about the plateful that she took back.

Stayed here for an overnight as it was handy for an event we were attending nearby. The room was lovely, clean and comfortable with a beautiful view over the fields. The landlord and lady were very welcoming and accommodating. The bar/ restaurant area had a good atmosphere and the food was excellent. We will definitely stay here again if in the area.

Spent of couple of nights in this cosy and comfortable B and B. Room airy, bright, clean with excellent views over the fields. Quiet setting. Very good food and generous portions at breakfast and dinners. Also enjoyed a lunch outside in the garden one day- ciabatta rolls with gammon ham and salad. Very welcoming and attentive hosts. Will be booking again.

As always, a lovely lunch. Food all fresh and piping hot. I had the steak and ale pie for a change and wasn't disappointed. Hubbie had roast beef, sticky toffee pud and said both delicious. Thanks Gary and Tracey, this pub really is a hidden treasure and we are so glad we found it. Highly recommend

We visited here on a Thursday night following a friend's recommendation and it really didn't disappoint. We'd prebooked a table which is a wise move as it certainly gets busy. Can't fault a thing. Really friendly and warm welcome from the staff and a good selection of tempting dishes on the menu. We choice the steak pie with chips and from the specials board, the pork tenderloin with a whisky and mushroom sauce served with chips and seasonal veg. Service was really efficient and when it arrived we were both impressed by the portion sizes. Both meals were delicious and sadly left little room for a dessert. The bill came to just over £40 for the food, 3 drinks and a coffee. This represents great value for money and we will definitely be returning to this lovely pub in a very pretty village. Highly recommend to anyone.

We love this beautiful village pub,a warm welcome fabulous food in a lovely traditional inn. The portions are very generous and the menu varied all cooked to perfection, my husband loves the all day breakfast