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The Little Angel is a friendly pub on Flowergate, It is opposite the Elsinore which when i used to go to Whitby for the Whitby Gothic Weekend events was always full so we could always be found in the Angel. I had some really good times here. We called in on a recent visit and it has not changed at all.
The inn was probably built in the late 18th or early 19th century but some think that it is built on the site of a 12th century castle and some of the original masonry used in the construction of the predecessor of the present building and incorporated in to the Angel, it could just be that it was the site of a manor house or other large building though.
Written Aug 17, 2011
Address: 18 Flowergate, Whitby, North Yorkshire, YO21 3BA
Whitby's newest Night club, only recently opened in May 2008 after much Legal wrangling.
Located on Wellington Road, above BEEZ.
Not been there (I ain't really much of a going out person, especially at night), but exchanges between my Facebook friends suggests the place has potential.
Dress Code: None as far as I'm aware..... seen pictures on Facebook of some of my contacts going there in Fancy dress (e.g. Wonder woman, Super girl, etc).
Updated Sep 13, 2008
Address: Wellington Road, Whitby
Website: http://www.rawclub.co.uk/
BEEZ is an open plan, wine bar type drinking establishment and coffee house, modern clean but a little short in atmosphere at night, they do a cracking hot chocolate with marsh mallows and cream when you are cold, we went in Feb, so hence the hot chocolate ( see photo )
Dress Code: Casual
Updated Feb 15, 2008
Address: Wellington Road, whitby
The Granby pub, its on Skinner street, we found it as it was close to the B&B (The Leeway) we were staying at, great pub food and reasonabe priced ,not the most modern pub, but beer was good and the staff and regulars were very friendly, Thursday at 9pm is quiz night, a right good laugh. Pub is on two levels, the lower is a little more formal for eating, still casual.
Dress Code: casual
Written Feb 15, 2008
Address: Skinner St
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The Pier pub, its as the name suggests on Pier road and 100yds from the Pier, inside is clean and has an immitation maritime theme, beer is average price and pub is handily placed. We didnt eat there, as we had a few drinks and then nipped a couple of doors down to the Magpie cafe for Fish n Chips. There is a duke box which is quite novel for a pub these days, barstaff were not exactly the most friendly.
Not the best pub in Whitby, but certainly not the worst
Dress Code: Casual dress
Written Feb 15, 2008
Address: Pier Road, Whitby
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At about 19.30 there are nightly walks from near the Whalebones on West Cliff, led by a costumed guide, which are ghost walk/ In search of Dracula themed.
I'd intended to join this walk, but it was very windy, and as I set off to join the walk, it started to rain, so I decided to retire to a warm pub instead.
Next time I'm staying in Whitby, I'll hopefully do this walk, as it has been recommended to me.
Adults £4.00 Children (under 14) £2.00
Dress Code: Probably best to wrap up in warm/wet weather gear. Comfy shoes.
Garlic/crucifixes optional!!!
Written Nov 5, 2004
Address: Near The Whalebones, West Cliff, Whitby
Phone: 01947 821734
Website: www.whitbywalks.com
It is thought that Whitby was the inspiration for Bram Stoker`s Dracula.
Updated Sep 29, 2002
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