Went for a bike ride down to Filey from blue dolphin maven. Beautiful scenic route with fields and woods along the way, all the way down to the beach. When at the beach/ the front there is a few cafes and fish and chips shops to choose from. Me and my boyfriend got some donuts from one of the cafes, 3 for £2.50 which were really nice and freshly made. The beach itself is quite long with a lot of pebbles scattered across, cliffs and boats on shore. When I went further along the front there isn’t really anything to see other than the sea however there is a little crazy golf which you can play. In the middle/ end of the beach there is a little paddling pool out of the sea which is good for kids. The town and gardens are very beautiful too with well looked after parks.

Really nice town. Lots of shops bars and restaurants. The beach is fantastic. Nice and clean. Lots of space. Dog friendly for parts of the year but no dogs allowed on the beach May-September.

Large stretch of beach to let my dogs run around and make new friends. Only certain sections of the beach are dog friendly all year round, although it's still sufficient space to let your dog off the lead. Waves aren't too choppy either so you can let dog go for a paddle without being too concerned. One of the better beaches we've gone to in North Yorkshire, which is very clean and has some soft sand. Public toilets available just above the beach and are relatively clean, just a bit dated.

A lovely traditional seaside town. Something for everyone. This visit was a short stay between Christmas and the new year. Fully recommend

Visited July 2021. Lovely clean beach and plenty of it. Some parts are open for dog walking. Few shops along the seafront. Was a hot day when we visited so lots of people on the beach and in the sea but not overcrowded. Can also enjoy a cliff top walk with great scenery if you have time.

Parked in west ave car park which is fairly big and walked down the slope to the beach. Once at the bottom of the slope it’s signposted dogs only to the right and no dogs allowed to the left. As you get onto the beach it’s always really busy, but as you walk along away form the slope, it soon gets nice a quiet. Great stretch of sand to wallk the dogs on just make sure you check the tide times as I’m guessing at high tide there isn’t much beach to walk on. Dogs always love it when we come here and recommend coming here to walk your dogs or just to chill with the family.

Miles of beautiful clean dog friendly beach. We enjoyed a wonderful walk and the dogs had a fantastic time running free on the beach and splashing in the sea. Free parking on the seafsont and a coffee shop, cafe and icecream parlour for refreshments is close by in the harbour (dogs must be kept on their leads in this area) 🐾

Once we found this beach on our holiday in Hunmanby we went back several times this week. Brilliant beat lovely and flat sand, not many rocks or pebbles. Very good for my mum who is in a 70s now and has trouble with her hips and her knee. Really nice choice of junk food at the N2 Yum Yum doughnuts ice creams happy days. Will definitely visit this beach again if I am back up this way on my holidays. Lovely beach, lovely locals.

Love Filey, the beach is dog friendly at either end of it. There are no dogs allowed in the middle part of the beach there is parking along the front that's free 🙂, but space is limited. Lots of nice cafes and little shops. Worth a visit if you're in the area xx

Great for all the family and dog friendly

Stopped here for brunch on a cycle ride. Nice promonade with a range of shops and cafes. Well maintained gardens and toilets. The tide comes right up to the wall so I don't know what the beach is like but most are sandy along here.

One of the best beaches in the U.K. Filey is small and elegant town. The beach is perfect. Miles of white sand and rocks. What a fantastic place to spend a few hours walking dogs. Dog friendly beach. Spotless clean. Easy parking. Check for low tide to enjoy the far end of the beach, perfect for seals and oyster catchers and other birds spotting. Also fantastic cliff top walk. Teas, coffees, ice-cream, drinks and fish & chips are available.

Visited for a day out. Really nice beach, plenty of cafes and loads of toilets. Nice and clean dog friendly beach. Some very nice gardens to wander around or just sit and people watch.

We went to this beach in summer of 2022. Very clean water and people are very friendly there. You can also buy some food and ice cream

Had a great day out here 18/4/2024 Plenty of food vendors and great views 👌

We absolutely loved our visit! It was so picturesque and the kids loved the secret garden and park! It was beyond roasting and there had been a marquee erected next to the park for shade, though there were picnic tables at the entrance too. Great couple of hours.

Such a cute little family run place. Not the biggest but so well looked after. Nice selection of animals and you can take a dog as well which is great for us and my dog enjoyed it. Immaculate and I mean immaculate toilets and cafe!!!! Nice to spend a hour and half..we went when it was raining but lots of little benches to sit and have a picnic if you wanted to . Really glad we visited and a very reasonable price to.

One of my favourite little places to visit when I stay near here. Lots of lovely animals to see and we love the birds that make phone notification noises! The feeding is always really interesting to watch too(especially the lemurs) and it's overall just a really nice, peaceful and friendly place.

Lovely little day out, amazing pricing for what they have on site. There was some small construction going on when we went so in the near future looks like it'll be even better with more animals to see. Feeding the larger animal is a must do, a bag of food for 50p why not. Definitely will return again in the future

It was a lovely place with a good variety of animals, you can purchase food to feed some of the animals which my Daughter loved doing, there's also a kids play area & places you can have a picnic if you wish to & a lovely garden area where you will see some beautiful plants which attract butterflies & bees & a pond where you can spot dragon flies & other creatures, they also have a small coffee shop & a gift shop. They are building new areas for more more animals. I would recommend going & we will definitely be going back when we are over that way.

Small but well looked after, good variety of birds and animals . Doesn't take long to go all the way round though. Plan on around 2 hours. All the animals and birds are well looked after and clean. Ground is fairly level. There are little garden areas dotted around with seating at regular intervals. Cafe and gift shop have very reasonable prices but not a lot of variety.

Absolutely lovely! Really good entry price (£8) and lots of animals and birds to see. Delightful lemurs and tanuki with great photo opportunities. Love the information boards. Excellent new toilets. Whilst it was very wet we could get round everything. Couple of suggestions.... Please install safety belts on the baby changing benches. Impossible to go to the toilet with a small baby, especially as you request no buggies in the toilets. Also upgrade the coffee in the cafe... It is not good!

We came here after a weekend visiting Filey as we love these types of small animal parks. This one is a great little place to visit and seems to be expanding with plenty new enclosures being built. It’s a great little park where you can get up close and feed some farm animals such as Donkeys, goats and zebus. It also has plenty of birds that even try and talk to you. The enclosures were all clean and well sized and the animals looked healthy and happy. The park had even put on a special Easter egg challenge hunt for kids as it was over Easter weekend. There are plenty of hand cleaning sections if you are feeding the animals and there is also toilets and a cafe on site too! Would 100% recommend coming here and the only negative is that we wish there was more.

This is a fantastic place. The gardens are immaculate and so beautiful. And it's lovely to be able to feed some of the animals. Although some of them were very greedy and kept pushing others out of the way. Would highly recommend, our 2 year old loved it.

Lovely place. Me and my partner went with our two young children and had a brilliant time. Lots of birds and animals to see, the gardens were beautiful and they even had a little park. Kids loved feeding the animals and getting an ice cream from the cafe, will deffinetly return.

A lovely place to see lots of different animals. A great place to take children, as you are able to feed some of the animals, they have a playground and they do interesting talks throughout the day. The cafe was lovely too with a range of sandwiches and wraps and a little gift shop as well.

Lovely little place, second visit. Love that you can take pets. Animals all look happy and healthy.

We love this little bird and animal garden. Plenty to do to fill a morning or afternoon. Lots of picnic tables if you want to bring your own food but also a good value cafe. My kids love doing voice overs for the meerkats and talking to George the cockatoo. Great for ages 0-10

We came in April 2022 and thought it was great then even though they had a few things in working progress. Last week, it seemed even better, bigger, and more animals even though Charlie the bird didn't appreciate my music taste clearly. We listened to the talk about Jango fascinating to learn about. We were able to buy food to feed the larger animals, which the brown donkey seemed happy to trade for a picture. The new addition of the chipmunks were really cute showing off. Lovely place and love coming each time we come to Filey. Look forward to the next time.

It's a great place for the younger family to experience birds and other animals it's not a massive park but the right size for little legs and on a warm day take a picnic, picnic benches provided and a nice play area for children. Cafe on site serving light snacks my husband and I had tea & scones very tasty. Clean toilets always a bonus with me.

A small park with a few animals to see. Parking for cars, disabled and motor homes. Dogs are allowed into the park but not into the small play park area (understandably). You can buy bags of feed for the larger animals although you need to be careful with putting hand through fence to feed them as children won’t be able to reach over the top. Hand washing stations present. Small cafe area for snacks with tables and chairs outside. Take sensible footwear if it has been wet as the ground is a sandy mud when wet. On the flat so suitable for those with limited mobility or in a wheelchair. Would have been good if they had a wash station at the exit on hard standing where you could clean off footwear and wheels on buggies etc before getting back in the car.

I've been here before on my trips to Yorkshire. Dog friendly inside, plenty of animals kept my family entertained for the best part of a day. Prices quite reasonable, half price of a zoo entry but yes probably half the animals of zoo. But the best bit in my opinion is the owners keep investing in the park. Evidence of atleast 4 new enclosures being built whilst we were here. Last time I was here was about 3-4 years previous and it had changed a fair bit. I love to see this as for me with any business it's their to make a profit, but when profits are put back into the business this makes it available for generations to come. Would highly recommend to anyone in the area. There's free parking on site and we didn't struggle getting a space despite it being in school holidays.

We stopped here for lunch on our way to Filey. We had the share platter. It was delicious and enough for a light lunch. The blue cheese from Shepherds Purse was a light blue perfect for lunch. Would recommend. Bought a whiskey selection box , which we look forward to trying.

We enjoyed the amazing ploughman’s board and homemade cakes on two visits to the distillery during our stay in Filey. Lovely friendly staff in the shop and the cafe, and beautiful fresh local produce. We also purchased a gorgeous hand sculpture of a sheep called Eunice, by a local artist Sharon Westmoreland. Final mention goes to the lady running the shop. She was a mine of information on all things distillery, and the local area.

Fantastic distillery tour, John was our guide who was very knowledgeable, very passionate about the product, funny and local. The pot still tearoom served fantastic food by friendly staff, and a couple of pints of draught wold top brewery beer went down well I would highly recommend visiting the spirit of Yorkshire distillery, we definitely will.....to stock up! Well done everyone involved, you've cracked it

This was a very worthwhile experience . Our guide was James and he was a delight, very knowledgeable and enthusiastic and so friendly. The set up is great , small family business in partnership with Wold Top Brewery , everything is sourced in local area including the water from an aquifer below their farm . The whisky is light , fruity and very drinkable , even to a whiskyphobe like myself . Great cafe with good home cooked food and very decent coffee. This place hits the spot on every level

Great afternoon. Friendly staff and amazing whisky. There's good car parking on site. Once inside the friendly staff are quick to say hello. We came for the tour, but being a little early sampled the cafe. Nice food and good prices. The tour was great, knowledgeable staff in a relaxed environment. The sampling at the end was very nice with five different types of whisky. I especially enjoyed the cask strength one. Had a great time and will be keeping my eye on the mailing list for when the next cask whisky is available.

The quality of the distillery is very good. The whole ethos and method seems like a great idea.(everything made by them) I'm personally not a fan of the signature whisky. Way too light and too much of an alcohol hit. (Others in the group seemed to like it) but the peated and IPA and 2023 special were very good. The tour was £15 with 3 very small helpings. (Which other distilleries do for free) seemed a little steep. The only reason I give the place 4 not 5*. Note that the lady giving the tour was very knowledgeable and had some great chat. 👍🏻

Now, I know what you're thinking. "Oh yeah, 5 stars? Really?" But you can trust me. I'm not one of those reviewers who just stick 5 stars on when a place should have 4. The Yorkshire Distillery (home of the Filey Bay single malt whisky) deserves all of those 5 stars. We went to their excellent coffee shop, the Pot Still, for an afternoon tea as a birthday treat. Out of the windows, you can see the distillery in one direction and the open countryside of Yorkshire in the other. The sandwiches were beautifully made. A choice of tuna and cucumber, cheese and pickle, ham and cream cheese with cress. Also a couple of slices of cheese quiche and a dressed salad. The sandwiches were cut into finger sized pieces. Very moreish! We had 2 generous pots of tea, which were refreshed for us. And the desserts? Mini Victoria sponge cake with strawberry jam, chocolate brownie, fruit cake with Filey Bay whisky, and fruited scones with jam and clotted cream. The staff were absolutely brilliant. Very attentive and so helpful. The prices are about what you'd expect for an afternoon tea of this quality (and quantity!) We were offered boxes to take home the cakes we didn't manage to eat. Now we are looking at the calendar to see if there's another family birthday coming up!

Amazing day at Yorkshire's one & only whisky distillery 'Spirit of Yorkshire' distillery tour and tasting. Both Naomi and Chrissy were so knowledgeable and proffesional throughout and you could see the passion they both had for the company and for whisky as a whole . The whisky is incredible and on par with some of the top brands I have previously had and the Filey Bay flagship will become a core whisky in my collection Highly recommended and we will definitely be back.

Went on the tour for my Dad's birthday, got shown around by Justina who did a great job, really interesting, and the whisky was excellent. Sadly we arrived late at the cafe for food but they were very accommodating and we had some lovely Christmas cake.

A great tour of a lovely little distillery (we've been on a few) special mention to Justina for being an enthusiastic and helpful guide. It doesn't hurt that the whisky is very good too, especially for such a young distillery, one to watch for the future. The attached cafe is a very nice place to be, delicious and reasonably priced, also seems to be popular with people not on the tour (and they sell the beer from the sister brewery)

Just had a whisky tasting, and a snack in the restaurant, and not a tour of the distillery. The food is excellent, really good coffee. The whisky that we tasted was superb and could not resist buying a bottle of the unique one that is aged in two types of sherry barrels and a muscatel barrel. Would like to do the tour next time.

Really enjoyed the distillery tour. The staff were really knowledgeable and friendly. Courtney and Chrissy looked after us. The cafe was also great with a variety of foods and drinks available at affordable prices. Easy parking as well.

A brass band performs every Sunday afternoon in the band stand at this location. Can be a bit windy top of the cliff.

Newly refurbished. Looks great. The band played on here & thoroughly loved it & the ice creams of course 🍦 🎶

Situation is lovely in well cared for gardens with plenty off bench seating to admire fantastic views of Filey bay

Lovely evening stroll through the Gardens

Nice gardens, Filey is lot nicer than on my last visit 20 odd years ago.

Lovely little gardens

Beautiful exceptionally well kept area of Filey. The garden and bandstand area was spotless despite having the Food Fayre event on. Fantastic music from Simply Brass. Gardens are very well tended by Filey in Bloom and if there is no sea fret, then a lovely view out to the beach/Brigg.

Really nice to walk around and beautiful flowers which are a credit to the local council.

nice to sit with fish and chips and listen to the bands when they are having a festival lovely place to sit and look at the sea on a quiet day

What a wonderful hidden gem on Queen Street Filey. £2.50 to get in, inside two old fishing cottages have been converted into a very interesting insight, into the past and present culture of Filey. From fishing to holidays and everything in between, great exhibits and interactive areas. A must see place, you will learn so much.

Amazing museum. Whilst limited in space, this museum was not short on entertainment. The staff were very enthusiastic, very welcoming and available at all times. Activities for kids in every section and the kids are actually allowed to touch most of the display. Kids are free and adults £2.50. Great place to lose a couple hours.

We really enjoyed our visit of about 90 minutes. Interesting variety of exhibits and photos of the history and heritage of Filey and the local area. Volunteer staff very pleasant and helpful.

Lovely little museum lots to see and for £2:50 free for children.children can touch certain things with I think is great.ladies that were there were friendly and helpful will certainly go again

This small museum may not have the interactive displays, the lights and the technology of today's museums but we enjoyed it. Packed full of history, information and staff who were enthusiastic and great with the kids. Thumbs up from all four of us!

Both my Nana and Grampy were custodians of the museum here for a fair time while they were alive. I didn't visit recently but passed by as we walked through the town... But Google suggested a review and I know they cared for it a lot and that the museum itself is very interesting, picking up history from both the distant and recent past. Well worth a visit as I'm sure today's custodians are doing a stellar job.

Definitely worth a visit it's like a tardis lots of different rooms and so interesting the staff are so nice and full of information

Small yet crammed with paraphernalia. Wall mounted audio guides and DVDs. Friendly and chatty volunteer staff. Only £2.50

Lovely little museum, volunteer run and everyone we spoke to friendly and knowledgeable. Shame not open all year round!

Hidden away in a quiet back street but well worth seeking out. What a gem of a museum, with an amazing variety of artefacts relating to local history and in a traditional old building. Well presented displays with very friendly and informative staff - with the enthusiasm you get from volunteers. For me this was the highlight of a visit to Filey. I especially liked the cabinet full of "things that don't fit in to any of the other subjects". At £2.50 entry it's a steal.

Little gem of a museum if you like social history. Lots of interesting artifacts, many of which you can get up close to or touch - something I really appreciated as I have a vision impairment. Friendly volunteers happy to chat and share their knowledge.

Another poignant & incredibly emotive sculpture from Ray Lonsdale. Perfect capture & great placement right on the seafront.

It's a great sculpture

Amazing statue!

Brilliant , Ray has an unbelievable tallent

Great sculpture

A lovely place to spend a day

Lovely park still but the actually play apparatus feels a bit neglected. Roundabout used to be brilliant but now wobbly and very hard to push. Climbing pole has lost the hand grips too. Still worth a visit but for such a popular spot it really could be better. Still a really beautiful place, quick access to the beach, toilets and cafe. Popular with families and dog walkers.

Lovely park and playground area. I have been coming to Filey every year for 20 years and never knew this was here. If I had a gripe there needs to be better signage in Filey for this. There is a sign there but it's not very descriptive. This is a great draw for Filey and should be promoted more. Great swings, roundabout, slide, see-saw etc. And if you wish to pay a few quid you can do trampolines, boating on a pedalo, and crazy golf. Highly recommended as best free playground in area (with added amenities). There are toilets and a cafe too.

Lovely garden looking over Filey bay

Beautiful location great day and lots of flowers out for early march.

Great park and playground for the kids. There's plenty of seating areas and picnic tables. There's also peddle boats and an enclosed trampoline and crazy golf. And a cafe serving food and drink and you can sit in. Toilets and a car park. Which you pay for but there's also street parking. Well worth a trip and you'll be there longer than you think.

Glen gardens are all very well tended and always look at their best throughout. There are plenty of seats near the bandstand with excellent views across the bay.

This was a great place near Whitby beach. My grandson loved the wee pool. There were a lot of older children in the pool this day and it was a bit rowdy.

Delightful walk up from the beach. Filey is so clean and well looked after. Always a pleasure to visit.

Pleasant place to sit or wander and admire the views over Filey bay

Lovely park, and a nice walk into town across the cliff top. Great play equipment for kids and some crazy golf and boats too.

So my wife and I visited earlier this year during the summer. We parked on top of the cliffs (Filey Brigg Country Park) very easily and made our way along the cliff edge to the peninsula. We took in some fabulous view along the way until eventually making our way down to sea level via some steps on the east side of the cliff. Walking along the peninsula with the tide out was a smashing experience. We'd checked the tide times before setting out so we knew how much time we had - you don't want to get caught out!! Smashing day out and we have returned a number of times since.

Unique piece of the Yorkshire coastline. Spectacular views regardless of the weather or time of day. Plenty of parking.

We were staying at The Bay Holiday Village and got dropped off at Filey Beach and then walked out to Filey Brigg. What a glorious day and stunning views back to Filey and out to the sea. We walked down the east side steps and nearly walked out to the end of the Brigg but the tide hadn't gone completely out. We walked all the way back and in total it was 9km. It will be interesting to see how long before the narrow section is lost forever to erosion and the environment.

Really nice walk from the country park. Blowing a hooley today. Even the Northeners put their coats on.

Great views of Filey bay, good parking, toilets and a decent cafe

Good place for walking and exploring the cliffs and rock pools There is cafe and toilets and plenty of parking

Striking piece of headland, get up close, walk on it, walk in its shadow or just admire it. Impressive.

Parking is terrible paid £3.30 for 2 hours ticket only gave 1 hour thou showed price paid for 2 hours impossible to park near town centre won't be coming back

Good all round standard, efficient and friendly.

Dead boring, needs a makeover or closing.

No staff, just a selection of flyers 😔

Nice place to visit in the UK

Very helpful

Information available

Brilliant place, brilliant people. Stopped with a jacuzzi and couldn't have been happier. Perfect weather, perfect site. Can't recommend enough, we'll definitely be back but for longer!

A great couple of days to try the site out. Wardens and owner very friendly. Grass pitches flat with EHU for our campervan. Toilets and showers clean and well maintained. Dog friendly with dedicated dog walk out into countryside and farm track for over a mile out. Hunmanby 2 min by car for shops and pubs with food.

The site isn't too bad but they have major problems with the 16a electric supply. What you'll find is that when the site get full, the power fails for the whole site. The site manager then blames it on the users overloading the circuits even though the circuit breaker never trips out at the connection where the caravan plugs in.... 🤔 We told him his claims were rediculous the next day an electrician was there all day 🤣

Nice clean and welcoming site. On downside was splitting electrics between pitches first 2 night ours kept tripping out till I moved my plug to another point that only we was plugged in this seemed to sort out the issue. Need more sockets putting in.

A very calm, relaxed place, with a very nice dog walk. Toilet and shower facilities were well kept and clean. Friendly owners.

Fantastic place just got back stayed over New year the stars hottub shepherds hut just lovely host was lovely spotless we will be back in the summer thanks for a great couple of days x

Brilliant stay will definitely be going back. John the site manager was really friendly and helpful

Just returned from two night stay, second time we've been & we will be back, pod great, hot tub great, facilities immaculate owner loverly guy, see you again soon!!!

Very peaceful experience.

Great little area with a selection of birds. Slightly difficult to find the entrance but worth it. Three good hides with various views across the lake. It is a shame I did not find this place until the last few days of our holiday

No dogs allowed

Much smaller than expected, also hot weather has led to water evaporation, lots of dry muddy areas

Nice area, well worth a visit. The birds are great, the Twitches not so great, miserable lot. Still take no notice of them and make a visit.

A wonderful spot with super viewing areas. I have spotted some rarish species there assisted by helpful bird watchers ....... don't forget to take your binoculars with you

3 hides for observation, little gem ,great visit

Peaceful, unspoilt, easy walking.

Very good views, even better when the sun is out.

Hidden away just off the public footpath near the country park, it's a beautiful church & graveyard

A beautiful approach from the ravine and this early Christian church is on the top of the hill.

Beautiful old church - was there to inspect commonwealth War Graves and clean some of them. Church is a very interesting building, sits in a serene place looking out over the North Sea. Well kept church yard and staff I have interacted with are extremely friendly and helpful.

Lovely and peaceful, with so much history

Disappointed that the church was locked when we visited although when we checked it should have been open, possibly. A packed graveyard with some very old headstones and a 'tomb'??( I'm afraid that I don't know it's correct name) going to wrack and ruin. What a shame, it's beautiful.

12th century Parish Church in Filey. Many interesting historical features. Lovely stained glass including one window made by the Stained glass centre in KILERBY.

Lovely church Lovely people We went crib service Christmas eve it wad Lovely

This church is maintained well through numerous organisations and donations from everyone in the community. Perfectly situated in the heart of the village.

Lovely church parking to be much desired :-(

All very friendly and welcoming

Beautiful to look around

Ok ovely and friendly

(Translated by Google) Magnificent Anglican church surrounded by a small, typically English cemetery. (Original) Magnifique église anglicane entourée d'un petit cimetière typiquement anglais.

It truly was a pleasure to sit down with my wife in this stunning memorial garden. It was so calming and peaceful. In these days when it's 100 mph it was nice to just take time a nd reflect what a wonderful we have. Filey you've got a really wonderful peaceful sanctuary on your doorstep.

A small tranquil oasis to remember the fallen.

Lovely memorial garden right in centre of main street, full of lovely attractions for all ages. Plus it's a Pokemon stop for anyone interested 😂

Lovely maintained memorial garden for the fallen during ww1 and ww2

Liked it, especially the Budgies, Canaries and Finches in the aviary.

Just a nice place to sit

A good place for a bargain a short break

Found the shop to have a good range of antiques and the cafe was reasonable lying priced and had a good range of food Unfortunately I found the lady at the front till to be very rude which completely ruined my experience. She needs to learn to be polite to customers and not make inappropriate remarks.

This is a hidden gem. Lovely coffee and cake at great prices. So good I don't want to share in case I can't get in.

Good little shop in a new location across the road from their previous shop. Lots of cabinets with small items, only just opened at time of visit and I think they plan to have more furniture and bigger items.

Gorgeous little tearooms in the back part after looking at wonderful vintage items!

Excellent choice of ornaments and jewellery. I can't recommend the cafe enough. Had the soup and sandwich option, and both were delicious. Will definitely be back. Sarah and Neil, the owners, are very friendly.

This is a lovely place to visit with the antiques at the front and a lovely tearoom/cafe at the back. My oatmilk latte and gluten free teacake were delicious! They are also a stockist of the Bracken Hill products. I intended calling back there on my way home to pick up some gluten free mincemeat; unfortunately a cancelled train meant that wasn’t possible. Highly recommend this lovely business.

Visited this shop today as I have many times before. The owner was having a conversation with a staff member about mistakes which have been made by him. I can only say that she was: a: extremely loud so everyone could hear. They were behind the payment area. b: rude and talking to the man like he was a child. “ look at me so I know you are listening, this is what I say to my children” Repeating all the time what he had done wrong and that it was her business so she knows what should be done. c: Explained that was why she had called him in on his day off! He said it was ok because he only lives around the corner. Not the point really. d: Complaining about the cabinet renters and calling out the cabinet owner numbers as she did so. I can’t believe this was played out loudly in front of potential customers. I was so cross I walked out because I could not be trusted to say something. I’m sure the shop has fine quality goods and we have purchased before. The attitude towards employees in front of customers or not is not acceptable at all. Totally humiliating for the male staff member. Uncomfortable hearing it for customers.

Saw a small stool in the window of Filey Antiques and Home. I had my little pug with me and the shop says no dogs. Consequently, I clipped him into his stroller and left him outside while I entered the shop. A woman with glasses came towards me. I was about to ask to view the stool when she shouted at me “Your dog has had a wee on my sign. I have to carry that sign. I don’t want you in my shop” and she shut the inner door in my face. I said nothing, I was so shocked! I left the shop. As I walked away I heard a male behind me saying “Excuse me”. He introduced himself as the women’s husband and apologised for the way she spoke to me and explained it was an accumulation of dogs peeing. My guess is that my dog won’t be the only one to wee on the sign. Very few dogs when peeing could reach the top of their sign. If it’s an ongoing problem then perhaps they could wall mount the sign or raise it slightly instead of being verbally aggressive to a potential customer. I have posted a picture of the offending wee in ‘photos’. Ps. If the owner reads this you have spelt Barista incorrectly.

Good place to browse/buy antiques. Cafe very disappointing. The day I visited no teacakes just 2 scones which I straight away recognised as Morrisons in store bakery scones, bought in bog standard mince pies, also bought in Christmas cake and other things. Just saw a few odd slices of home made cake. Also I ordered a latte which turned out to be just a milky coffee as they don't seem to have a coffee machine. Was quite chilly in there too. There are several good places for proper coffee and home made cake in Filey so this was a first and last visit.

Poor customer service, treated like a shoplifter, never been made to feel so uncomfortable in any shop before. Avoid if i was you

Lovely park still but the actually play apparatus feels a bit neglected. Roundabout used to be brilliant but now wobbly and very hard to push. Climbing pole has lost the hand grips too. Still worth a visit but for such a popular spot it really could be better. Still a really beautiful place, quick access to the beach, toilets and cafe. Popular with families and dog walkers.

Lovely park and playground area. I have been coming to Filey every year for 20 years and never knew this was here. If I had a gripe there needs to be better signage in Filey for this. There is a sign there but it's not very descriptive. This is a great draw for Filey and should be promoted more. Great swings, roundabout, slide, see-saw etc. And if you wish to pay a few quid you can do trampolines, boating on a pedalo, and crazy golf. Highly recommended as best free playground in area (with added amenities). There are toilets and a cafe too.

Lovely garden looking over Filey bay

Beautiful location great day and lots of flowers out for early march.

Great park and playground for the kids. There's plenty of seating areas and picnic tables. There's also peddle boats and an enclosed trampoline and crazy golf. And a cafe serving food and drink and you can sit in. Toilets and a car park. Which you pay for but there's also street parking. Well worth a trip and you'll be there longer than you think.

Glen gardens are all very well tended and always look at their best throughout. There are plenty of seats near the bandstand with excellent views across the bay.

This was a great place near Whitby beach. My grandson loved the wee pool. There were a lot of older children in the pool this day and it was a bit rowdy.

Delightful walk up from the beach. Filey is so clean and well looked after. Always a pleasure to visit.

Pleasant place to sit or wander and admire the views over Filey bay

Lovely park, and a nice walk into town across the cliff top. Great play equipment for kids and some crazy golf and boats too.