Situated on the breezy Country Park, very handy for the car park, camping site and children’s playground. Dog friendly, usual fare of coffee, tea, cakes and sandwiches.

Colourful and cute, the Sugarcube is as far away from a greasy spoon cafe as it is possible to get. Pastel colours, spotted tablecloths and cakes galore. It has a girly, friendly and fun feel to it. Situated at the top end of town near the Station Inn, the Sugarcube is handy Read more [...]

Authentic Italian food in Filey. Delicious food in a relaxed and comfortable setting. Bella Italia Ristorante is an authentic Italian restaurant, run by a husband and wife team from Calabria in Southern Italy, offering the best classic dishes available anywhere in Filey. With everything from salads and antipasti to risotto, Read more [...]

All Seasons Guest House is a family run bed and breakfast and has recently been refurbished to a high standard. The boutique guest house combines contemporary elegance and modern convenience with traditional warmth and hospitality. All Seasons is a 5 Star awarded guest house in Filey. It is located close to the Read more [...]

This is the oldest pub in Filey, and is a former coaching Inn. It is grade II listed and the historical charm of this establishment hits you in the face as you enter. You must go here whilst in Filey, even if you are not a “pub type person”, and Read more [...]

The haunt of local fishermen and visitors alike, this tiny cafe sits among the boats on Coble Landing. A more atmospheric place is difficult to imagine. In good weather tables and chairs spill out onto the cobbles of the Coble Landing (a quick note, cobles are traditional fishing boats of the Read more [...]

Set in the Glen Gardens, with an adjacent children’s playground, boating pool and putting green, the Glen Gardens Cafe is in an extremely family friendly environment. The utilitarian 1970s cafe is built on the site of the Ravine Villa, a huge Victorian mansion owned by the fabulously wealthy Bentley family, who were brewers Read more [...]

A family friendly cafe at the rear of Charlottes restaurant. As the name suggests, it has a 200 year old grapevine growing on the roof of the former orangery attached to Cliff House, where Charlotte Bronte stayed on her visits to Filey.  

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 [...]

A twelfth century church set upon a hillside overlooking both the town and the bay, St. Oswald’s has been at the centre of Filey life for 900 years. The earliest known works commenced on the site in 1180 and the church was substantially complete by 1230. This ancient place of Read more [...]