Places to Eat
Included below are recommendations of good places to eat from our previous cottage visitors and ourselves. Occasionally restaurants and coffee shops change ownership and staff, so please check tripadvisor for latest reviews. Current opening times, menus and phone numbers can usually be found via the ‘read more’ link.
Walking Distance
Just 400m from Doodale Cottage. A warm welcome from Duncan & Marion awaits.
Booking advised for Thursday pie night and Sunday lunch. All food is homemade on the premises. The puds are amazing.
Quiz night from 8.30pm on Sunday.
Just across the road from Doodale Cottage. A warm welcome from Elaine awaits.
Lunchtime and evening food served most days. Friday fish and chip night is very popular.
Malton Restaurants
In the centre of Malton.
Open Monday to Sunday to serve breakfasts, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner.
In the centre of Malton.
Open Monday to Sunday for lunches and dinner.
Freshly made, locally sourced food with a continually changing list of cask ales. One of our favourite places to eat.
Malton Tearooms
In the Talbot Yard close to the centre of Malton.
Open Tuesday to Sunday.
So many amazing flavours to choose from – salted caramel, cherry bakewell…….
In the centre of Malton.
Open Tuesday to Saturday.
Run by the Croft Community (part of Camphill Village Trust) who support adults with learning disabilities. The Croft community members are supported to run and work in the café, often using produce grown in their community garden in homemade soup and salads.
In the centre of Malton.
Open Monday to Sunday.
For coffee, tea, light lunches, afternoon tea (must be booked at least 48 hours in advance) and yummy bakery products.
Restaurants further away
In the pretty village of Levisham.
Open Monday to Sunday for lunch and dinner.
A great place for lunch when walking in the Hole of Horcum Area of the North York Moors.
Tearooms further away
Just outside the village of Beadlam on the A170 between Helmsley and Pickering – about 18 miles from Doodale Cottage.
Open Tuesday to Sunday for lunch.
Great for lunch when out and about for the day. Pick up provisions from the farmshop, deli and butchers. Or browse the country styled gift and interior shop.
In the heart of the North York Moors at Rosedale Abbey – about 17 miles from Doodale Cottage.
Opening days depend on the season.
Serving sandwiches, light meals, cakes and pastries.
