The Waterside Restaurant @ Downcliffe House is Filey’s only fine dining restaurant. That doesn’t mean it’s stuffy, unapproachable or you need to wear your old school tie! It simply means that you can eat beautifully cooked Pan Seared Scallops washed down with a bottle of Pol Roger before digging in Read more [...]
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Downcliffe House Hotel
The Downcliffe House Hotel is a small and beautifully refurbished Victorian house which sits right on the beach with stunning views. Featuring "The Waterside Restaurant" which welcomes residents and non-residents alike; and serving food of a very high calibre with the emphasis on local produce and locally caught fish.
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The Star Inn
One of the more modern establishments in Filey, this pub is truly a shining star and appointed to a high standard with a bar-type feel also serving very pleasing and fresh meals, both at lunch time and in the evening. It has a pool table, occasional “turns” and most unusually Read more [...]
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The Imperial
The Imperial is seen by many as the epicentre of Filey life. It manages to combine the old fashioned pub welcome (turn right!) with live music bar and busy social (turn left!). Omar the friendliest pint-sized Italian around and his friendly team of staff (including the beautiful Rebecca), the affable Read more [...]
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Filey Deli
“Dawn of the Deli!” Far from being the title of a new horror film; Filey’s only deli on Belle Vue Street (No. 29) is a veritable treasure of vittles to delight and tickle your tastebuds! Dawn and her team are; well up at dawn; baking fresh bread, cakes, pizzas etc. Read more [...]
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White Lodge Hotel
The White Lodge Hotel is a stalwart of Filey. Sitting on the cliff top with pleasant sea views this hotel also caters for the business community visiting our town. Playing host to both the local Rotary and Lion Clubs the White Lodge is also licensed to conduct marriages.
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Filey Museum
Filey Museum is in Queen Street, in the old part of the town, away from the shopping areas and near to the 12th century St Oswald’s Church. The museum buildings themselves date from the 17th century, one having been a fisherman’s cottage and the other a farm cottage. The buildings Read more [...]
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Rutland West
The Rutland West is so called because it is on the corner of Rutland Street and West Avenue so the very first attraction of this place is how easy it is to find! The attraction doesn’t stop there though; the proprietors Chris and Debbie Lawrence are very welcoming and friendly Read more [...]
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Filey Golf Club
Filey Golf Club was established in 1897. The original course was situated on land to the north of this fine old East Yorkshire fishing town. The course moved to its present site on the south side of town two years later. The design of the “new links” is credited to Read more [...]
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