Waterwheel Inn & Carvery — Restaurant in England

Came for the first time on a first date. It was extremely quite, but this was preferred due to ill health. The staff were very welcoming and cheerful. Although I wish the lovely young lady had a bit more confidence when speaking- as sometimes it was very muffled. The starters were absolutely amazing. We had breaded mushrooms, and creamy garlic mushrooms. Came out very fast and served very hot!!!! The side salad was wasted so maybe ask if people want it with or without. The table was cleared promptly and we didn't have to wait long for mains. We had 6oz gammon, and 10oz rump steak. The plates came out piled up! The gammon was cooked lovely but slightly to salty (and I love salt) The chunky chips were a bit to dry and the downfall of the full meal. And again the salad was wasted. The rump was asked to be a medium/rare, but was more medium. Staff did ask if the meat was OK, but it hadn't been tried at that moment as we'd not long started to eat. Again the chips weren't really entertained, but the mushrooms and onion rings were nice. And you definitely get your moneys worth. Our full meal with 2 alcoholic drinks was less than £60, although we paid that for the hospitality. We did notice a big open log fire and would definitely return again to sit near the fire and probably order an array of starters. All in all I would...

When going to Sandsend and Whitby, we had seen the sign for this Inn and on our way home from Sandsend we thought that we would give it a try. When we arrived, we were struck by the cheap replica water wheel outside. Not that that really mattered, but perhaps it was an omen. We went in and started looking at the menu. It was very ordinary fare, such as burgers. We had just made our minds that we would move on, when we were approached by a man who asked if we were eating or just looking for a drink. We replied, "eating" and he told us that it was a Sunday and they have a carvery on until 6:00 pm and after that it was hard luck if you wanted food. What an attitude. It was a lovely day and there must have been lots of people about looking for some sustenance, but the Waterwheel Inn were not interested. We left and went up the road to the Jolly Sailor. There, they had an extensive menu and were packed out. The next time I am in the area, I shall not even give this Inn a try. There are much better...

Myy Grandson and I stopped at water wheel last Sunday for a carvery, my grandson got me out of the car put me into wheel chair a young lady promptly open the door grandson push me to a table for two one of the remove a chair 💺 out of way grandson 😀 pushed me to the. Table I then ask ask the chef 👨‍🍳 if he could laquadise the some of the vegetables he said no problem just pick out what you want l had everything except 😉 I think it was red cabbage I clear my plate and really enjoyed it. The chef was called Richard And the waitress was called Jackie. But all the staff were so very helpful and when we went to go the gent behind the held the door open. It's about 8 miles outside Whitby of the A174 on the right well sign posted. Turn right and it's about 1 mile on down on the right plenty of parking and a nice garden to sit in. Don't struggle to park in town and be forced to have fish a chips to share with the gulls, take drive and enjoy the carvery .

THnk you...