Top 29 things to do and attractions in Beverley

A very interesting place to visit. Much of the large Parish church rather than the splendour of the great monasteries. The people were very friendly and told us what they knew, at some length. I was really impressed by this Church.

Free of charge to visit but they welcome donations to support the upkeep of the minster. Beautiful church with plenty of history and information as you walk round Guided tours available and even a tour of the roof (views) is available. Well worth visiting give your self a good hour to walk round and see everything

Beautiful minster with a very warm welcome. As with all these types of places there's plenty of unique features to keep you interested. The town of Beverley also has a great vibe with a good mix of shops and cafes.

Uncrowded, warm welcome, helpful info. A delight with so much to see with many obvious features and so many hidden stories to discover. May be lesser known than other cathedrals but up there with York and Westminster!

Beautiful church.. Architecture was stunning outside. Disappointed it was closed when I arrived. Being set up for an antiques fare.

A wonderful minister full of history inside and out that often gets used for many TV series and films. Also it's free to looks around but people are asked to make a donation if they wish

Free of charge or you can give a donation, very well kept and really nice

Another lovely church in Beverley. Well worth a look for the art displays that they often have on and the ceiling of the church is an artwork in itself! The outside of the building is also beautiful although there appear to be a lot of restoration works going on at the moment so I'm not sure when it's open and when it isn't. There's also a little play room with toys and books in the crypt for any younger visitors! The hall next to the church also hosts a fantastic play group (Allsorts) on a Friday morning from 9:30 am

A superb setting for my partners rock choir concert last night. They sounded great due to its size and acoustics.

Fabulous church with loads of interesting history. Moving on, still a vibrant, busy,friendly church today.

So happy with how our wedding turned out with Becky on 7.8.25! Communication right throughout was so easy and nothing was too much of an ask. We would recommend to everyone! So professional and literally perfect!! The church is beautiful and speaks for itself! And the bell ringers made it magical too! Thank you so much! Love Chelsea and Ross xxx

If you're in Beverly for the Minster you should also visit this smaller but very beautiful gothic style church. I liked the wooden misericords

Lovely church with well informed welcomers. One of very few churches that are growing in numbers, with 4 Sunday services to cater for all worship types, plus a mid-week, spoken service every Thursday.

Beautiful church, built in the 1200s. It's still in service and from the outside you can tell it has quite a story. Took over 400 years to build, and the beauty of it's architecture is like no other. They offer a map of the place and tourist guides as well, and all the people at the church were very friendly and open to conversation!

Parking is very tricky. There are free roaming cows who are not shy. It is a great big space, ideal place for exercising your dog. Not much else going on other than the Black Mill.

We had a lovely walk with our dog, seats are available to rest on and take in the views. Also the was an extremely nice street vendor selling very tasty burgers and excellent coffee for after our walk. The area is peaceful and dog friendly,plenty of open space for young humans to run around too.

Great place to spend a day with family take a picnic and a ball play in the woods

Great place to walk the dog. Wide open spaces between local roads. Feels very safe for dogs and owners alike. Walk amongst the grazing cows and local wildlife, with small wooded areas at top and bottom ro explore too.

Excellent day out at the races and also a round of golf at Yorkshire's elite and oldest Beverly GC. Don't know what the Gryphon means?

great place to visit, Ideal for dog walking, plenty of parking, 5 minutes from Beverly town centre.plenty of pasture for walking enjoy !

The Beverley Westwood has everything you could wish for and is a great local asset. It constantly changes with the seasons so always lots to see: the bluebells, the cows, Burton Bushes (ancient woodland), the Black Mill… Great for dog walking, picnics (no barbecues please) and sledging in winter. There’s a golf course over a substantial area and the Beverley Racecourse down one side. It’s also used for various other activities including Nordic Pole Walking and the ParkRun-the Grammar School even uses it for Cross Country.

Brilliant day out. Everything was so easy. Can put bets on, go to the bar for food drinks with now big queue at the Rapid Lad Bar. Getting in and out was doddle as the parking was sorted. Sun was shining racing was brilliant and a few winners We’ll definitely be back again

an excellent venue for both racing and events. The atmosphere on race days is lively and well organized, with great facilities and friendly staff who make everything run smoothly. I’ve also attended their Bavarian Party and other themed events, which were full of fun, music, and great energy. The venue manages to balance the excitement of horse racing with the enjoyment of social events perfectly. It’s a clean, welcoming place with plenty of space, good food, and a great crowd. Always a pleasure to visit, whether for racing or a special occasion.

Wonderful, historic racecourse with good facilities and lovely staff. Notices should be added to the grandstand to prevent groups from "saving" unoccupied seats for friends and family. Racegoers might have paid for a "Premier" ticket but they haven't paid for their own seat.

Great family day out. Beverley offer lots of extra events and the gruffalo experience was great for all the family.

I couldn't agree more with reviewer S F ....... Fantastic course with very impressive staff, however, the management should not allow people to 'save' seats for other people. It's unfair on the customers that get there earlier to enjoy the meeting.

Country night was awesome ! Well set out and organised. Only thing that it down was the security staff who acted as if they were the Police with unnecessary questions.

Another fantastic time again seen the Fox Hunters plenty of photos I believe everyone should come there I thoroughly enjoyed myself and I never believed that I will come back to this place again but I have it was better than last year it seems like it gets better every year and that be great, the group of people who came to stop the fox hunting well peace and quiet

Whether you're local or a visitor to Beverley, this should be your No1 place to see. Apart from the beautiful building, there is a wealth of information about the history of Beverley and the East Riding.

A really decent building👍

Amazing really. Good interesting place use. To be the old court and apparently there are the old cells under the Guildhall but. Have now been blocked off but. Still the bars show. This building is known to be haunted. 😊 Really good building recommend going. Really. Interesting

Brilliant interesting view of Beverley and it's history through time. Lovely staff also. Well worth a visit.

Free admission. Only open on Wednesdays and Fridays. Grade 1 listed building. Dates from 1320. The courtroom has a real wow factor, its Rococo style stucco ceiling was done by Giuseppe Cortese in the 18th century. It is a quite stunning, very elegant building and worth going to see. The courtroom is the jewel in the crown, but there are two other rooms upstairs and more rooms downstairs exhibiting local history and information. The two Doric columns supporting the public gallery in the courtroom were designed for Beverley Minster originally. Glad it was open when I visited, as hadn't been here before on previous visits.

Went to see the exhibition about hidden waterways under the streets of Beverley, also showed a film of the floods in 2007 very interesting well worth a visit.👍

Really worth a visit. Court room and Judges Chamber very interesting. A real hidden gem.

Such a shame storm Bertie was the cause of the Saturday market closing early. It was cold, wet and windy, not the best market conditions. That said Beverley has an amazing number of shops, both big name and independent which made shopping a pleasure. The Minster and St Mary's are well worth a visit, truly magnificent buildings.

We had never visited the area however thoroughly enjoyed our stop off at Beverley. No market today but parking spaces were available. Great shops. Best selection I've seen in a long time. Plenty of eateries and places to stay. Lots of independent shops. We would return 👍

A great open market and lots of shops. This is not connected to Flemgate carpark, but a few minutes walk from Beverley Minster. You have plenty of sitting areas. Also lots of places to eat and drink.

Lovely open market town with interesting shops & nice places to eat. A great shame that pavements have dog urine every few feet. Please someone invent something to help this increasingly, unsanitary problem!

Had a run out as we popped into Hull, Beverley was a surprise, didn't think it was going to be as big as it was, the market was fantastic, lots of different stalls, great bargains to be had, even very bespoke items too

Nice little town.With its own Minster.Enough shops to entertain with its own Weatherspoons. A must go is the white horse pub ..pretty old and stills runs on gaslight! The star of Beverley is the 'Beverley Arms hotel'. Simply superb.Friendly professional staff.Superb food. A tad expensive but you get what you pay for and this was a rare treat.

Beverley was a pleasant, unexpected find. Great market and lots of independent shops plus my favourite chocolate shop, Terroir 😁

Really peaceful walk nice views near the river Also Dog friendly

Really enjoyed the walk down the Beck. The information boards along the way are very good. Something different to do in Beverley. We weren't expecting to see a submarine on the canal.

It is a lovely area to walk along the canal and experience nature. You can see the Beverley Minster view from the Bridge. Now, artists create paintings on the bridge legs to make this area more attractive 🌸🥳🍃

Beverly Beck has been an important waterway since the Middle Ages. It starts outside the Foresters Arms and runs to the river Hull. It is a very attractive walk, there is a road that runs down the south side of it, up to the lock gates where it joins the river Hull. The walk along the River is very popular with dog walkers, and near the Foresters pub there is a very informative sign telling you all about the beck. There is a boat club near the lock Gates with a lot of privately owned boats tied up along the edge of the river. There is an abundance of Wildlife and if you're very lucky you may spot kingfishers near the lock Gates.

Lovely riverside walk. Nice quiet parking at Marina.

I love a walk on Beverley Beck. It's relaxing and so tranquil. You also get to see horses, which are amazing! I can't recommend it enough 🥰

Great place to fish had some big pike out of the beck. Good place to walk a dog around the beck

We lived in Beverley for some 2 years and it will always hold fond memories for us. A classic 'Market Town' that dates back to the 1400's - where the original town gates to the city still survive. The room above the bar is accessed from North Bar House.

Beverly is a lovely historic old town with St Mary's Church and the magnificent Beverly minsterto name a few.

Very interesting place. Could do with more information being available locally. Would be interesting to visit upstairs.

Beverley in Yorkshire always worth a visit Bar and Minister also worth a visit

Beverley is a lovely town,plenty to see and good cafes and resturaunts.

Bit of history

Very pretty

Came here for the Beverly big comedy night, great theatre. Just the right size for a comedy gig, good view from all seating positions. Stage is quite large. there is a nice little bar waiting area. Lovely well kept building. Love everything about it, only negative thing is it could do with air-con as it was absolutely roasting hot on the night (Maybe its not possible to add this due to it being grade II listed). Glad I brought a little electric fan. It was built as a Baptist chapel in 1910 and converted into a theatre in 2014. Highly recommend this venue. I look forward to attending again at another comedy evening.

First class venue. Excellent staff very helpful well organised. Full house for the show. International Guitarist The Galician King of Accoustic Guitar "Iago Banet" Incredibly talented entertainer Bet he gets booked back, Amazing guitarist! New venue for me i shall be keeping a close eye on what's on. Super venue!!

What a beautiful venue. It's a wonderful place for theatre, comedy and music. It feels very quaint and not commercial at all and it's run by some very friendly volunteers. Lovely bar with a large selection of locally brewed beers and a large selection of 0% alcohol drinks. My wife and I really are in love with this venue.

Great night of watching new work from local playwrites. Beautiful building and performance space. Friendly staff, clean and colourful facilities. It was my first time and I was gobsmacked by the theatre 💓🫶💓

I adore coming to this theatre; such a wonderful atmosphere, and the productions have always been top notch. Very pleased to be able to support She Productions at ERT in particular, as well as their new relationship with Forbidden Theatre! Marvellous venue, thank you

Just been to see Answering Machines at ERT.Such a thought provoking and interesting production and of course superlative acting by Vincent Regan. Its so good to see new work being developed, the Q & A especially helpful to understand the motivations of the writer and director - Do not miss it!

Fabulous theatre with really good, friendly staff/volunteers.

First time visit and it was amazing so much for the kids to do and the lego exhibition

Small gallery, worth a visit. Also has a museum of Berverley artefacts over the centuries. Both are free.

Really interesting place. The current Lego exhibition is great. The museum is quirky and interesting. Good place to take the grandchildren

Small museum .Friendly little coffee shop.

Small gallery with a permanent display of one family's donation of paintings with a temporary exhibition space too. Free.

Nice displays and great exhibition programme. I even spoke to the curator, Hannah and she has some great ideas for the future.

Good Gallery and interesting temporary exhibitions.

Foodie Heaven ! Amazing experience. We tried the current seasonal menu which was an 8 course taster experience. The menu only gave a slight hint of each course. The food creations we tasted were unbelievable. This is fine dining at its best. Not cheap but definitely worth it for our special occasion. The service was impeccable, very professional and just the right level for this high end restaurant without being stuffy. It's a shame that more people weren't eating there on a Saturday night. If you love food elevated to another level give Whites a try.

Go here. Treat yourself. You won’t have any regrets. It will give you happy memories and a conversation topic for years to come. You may attempt to recreate some of the delightful dishes, you won’t be able to. You will need to return! Thank you chef!

As always first class food and service Keep the good work up AAA

We ate here for my birthday. It was superb. You pay for fabulous food and the whole experience of a 9 course tasting menu with accompanying wines. I would definitely recommend.

Amazing experience, the dishes were gorgeous, artistic and truly reflected the region and season. The tasting menu experience is really liberating - do not hesitate to book, you will not be disappointed...

We visited Saturday night so had the 9 course taster menu. The food was simply amazing! So good waiting for each course not knowing what would be coming next. The chef recommend a wonderful white wine to accompany our meal followed by a wonderful shiraz to finish. The two waitresses who served us were very polite and informative and are an asset to this restaurant. We all had an amazing time. Will certainly be visiting again.

Thoroughly enjoyed a surprise 4 Course taster menu and was so impressed can’t wait to return. This is not the place to go if you want quantity over quality. This is the place to go if you want a real dining experience that surprises you. I was a bit phased by ox cheek but tried it, loved it, finished every morsel. My wife can’t stand rhubarb but she again tried it, loved it and finished every morsel! If you enjoy trying something new this is great. If you’re a fussy eater would be best emailing prior to booking.

The Coronation Garden is a lovely quiet space to sit and reflect, read a book or explore history. It’s in the Georgian area of Beverley, very close to North Bar. It is absolutely steeped in history! You’ll see gravestones of all ages and shapes around the outskirts of the garden; follow the path through to the back and you’ll find the most amazing old cemetery with many interesting inscriptions on the various monuments. The garden is very well cared for and new features have been added in recent years including a stone head and a tree planted by the vicar of nearby St Mary’s couch to commemorate victims of the Pandemic.

I absolutely love walking around the gardens. A relaxing place to sit, listen to the waterfall, and listen to the birds sing. I find myself going every time I visit Beverley. I love it!

Lovely peaceful gardens in Beverley town centre just next to the North Bar. Lots of benches to enjoy a break with a coffee from the numerous independent cafes nearby. This garden was extremely well used during lockdown but quietened down a bit now. Very well maintained with a sensory garden and plants to attract wildlife. Best part is the graveyard! Some really interesting headstones including some prominent local figures mainly mid to late 1800s.

Beautiful peaceful gardens with lots of nice places to sit

Went here for the VE Day celebrations. Excellent event. We only stayed for the first part, but enjoyed what we saw.

A fantastic place to find a moment of quiet. Easy to overlook but if you are in North Bar Within then well worth a couple of minutes. The Platinum Jubilee beacon was lit here.

The Georgian Quarter, within the North Bar can be busy and the traffic noisy. Tourists often visit St. Mary’s, walk down to the North Bar and buy something to eat and drink. The Coronation Garden with its imposing iron gates, made locally in the 19th Century, is often overlooked. It shouldn’t be. It is a tranquil gem, an oasis of calm that illustrates just what can be achieved when local councils, committees and societies work together to create something special. The garden is well maintained and deceptively larger that you perhaps expect. The original Georgian town houses were long-since demolished and the area then used as parish and private burial grounds before they became the garden commemorating the coronation of Elizabeth II. More recently, both in 2005 in and 2013, the garden was redeveloped and regenerated. In 2005 a wonderful sensory garden for all seasons was created particularly for the disable. In 2013, further work was completed to mark the 60th anniversary of the coronation. If you want to chill this garden is the place. It is perfect for relaxing a while and for enjoying something to eat or drink. There is abundant seating, many of the benches having been privately donated in remembrance of loved ones. The tombstones have not been removed from the site but have been placed around the walls. If you want a glimpse of Victorian Beverley – read and inspect them! I love the paintings that are scattered around the heart of Beverley and there are two in the garden to enjoy. The planting is a delight and the colours on a late October day wonderous. Don’t miss the far end which is, in effect a hidden garden

Popped in on the off chance at 130 on a sunny Sunday afternoon. Got ourselves a table and quickly made our Sunday lunch order. It was not too busy. Got a pint and half a coke and the total bill was £45. Food came in good time. Five different veg (small portions but really nice) two and half decent slices of Turkey, roast potatoes, stuffing ball and a lovely Yorkshire pudding. I got some mint sauce. A few minutes in we were checked in on to ensure we were happy. Would definitely go again, thank you to all the staff who clearly work very hard.

This is a lovely friendly hotel and was a pleasure to stay there. The breakfasts were excellent and was well cooked and more than ample, the bar was well stocked and even had one of Jeremy Clarksons lagers on, and wasn't bad at all. Rooms were spotless and super comfy. Downside it's very noisy on a Saturday night to the points of being supplied with earplugs 🤗.

Called in here for a drink during a Saturday visit on a gloriously sunny day. We sat in the back courtyard which was pleasant and watched the world go by. We ordered drinks via a QR code on the table but they did seem to take ages to arrive unfortunately. When the did arrive they were nice and cold. I liked the small lager glass. We did check out the inside which seemed nice and well presented. Although we didn't eat anything here lots of people were eating and the food looked good.

An absolute beautiful pub, clean well maintained and nicely decorated. When we walked into this pub we expected a very high quality of food and service. I just got a feeling of this looks a high standards. It was a busy pub with lots of people chatting and the atmosphere was nice and friendly. We picked a table and sat down to look at the menu. I wanted fish and chips and my other half wanted southern fried chicken burger. So knowing what we wanted I went to the bar to order the food and some drinks. I was greeted by a friendly young lady who took My order and table number. I went back to the table and we chatted over a drink waiting for our food. After about 20 minutes the food came My fish looked over cooked and tasted dry, the mushy peas again looked over done. The chunky chips were good and the tartar sauce was really nice. As I moved the fish I could see French fries mixed in with the chips. This was obviously fries from a previously cooked order as the fries looked like they had been cooked multiple times and the fryer basket not emptied fully. My meal was a real let down. My partners meal was not much better. The onion rings looked awful and were not even warm, her fries again not even warm. The southern fried gravy looked like water and again was not warm let alone hot. The chicken burger was she said ok apart from the bbq sauce over the top of the bread bun. Whilst eating we did not at any point have a member of staff check up on us or our order which I was really surprised at it literally was a case of order eat then staff just collect plates. When a member of staff did ask “have you guys finished?” There were not was the meal ok? Did you enjoy your meal? Nothing!! I informed the member of staff that the meal was not acceptable and informed him of all the issues we had. His response was simply “l’m sorry to hear that I’ll pass it onto the chef” then walked away. This is a stunning and beautiful pub in the heart of a beautiful little town and could be an absolute treasure. Sadly from my experience here today I don’t think I would want to spend my money (£45.48 I believe I paid) here. Please who ever reads this review on walking into your pub I thought was going to be amazing. Sadly your staffs service and the food has let you down.

We stayed overnight at The Kings Head and it was really lovely, the room was clean, light and spacious. We enjoyed an evening meal and also a breakfast which were both delicious. The staff were all attentive and also friendly.

Had the most amazing experience. I stayed two nights as we were getting married. Had a few girls for food the night before and I can not rave enough about the staff and food, brunch on the day of the wedding, staff could not do enough for me. I actually wish that I had had the wedding reception there. Room was amazing. Can't thank the staff enough. Big shout out to Lucy, Keirn, Kora, Ellen, Alex, Aidy and anyone that I have missed. Thank you all ❤️

Food very tasty, service generally excellent. Aidan and Kieran were hardworking, very attentive and welcoming.Nice relaxed atmosphere, clean and tidy surroundings and appropriately furnished. Would have been a 5 for service but desert was slightly delayed, although the crumble and custard was lovely. Will definitely recommend to others and will be returning soon.

Very disappointing after being closed for a good year for modern renovations. How much was the cost to the public purse?!? The local registry office near Tesco was closed down and shoved into the library end of what was the Reference Section. The grounds ruined with what looks unfinished for wedding parties. Trees were cut down. Criminal in my opinion. There was a lovely small tree with low branches where peiple sat for lunch... gone. The large computer room... gone. Now have a small pod area with a few computers. The ladies public toilet is down to one hand dryer. Ridiculous when queues form to dry hands. Over zealous security staff on toilet duty not liking it if one uses a hand dryer next door in the babies changing room. Also, why close on Sunday and Bank Holidays?!? The building needs to be excessable when people are home from work on a Sunday and kids are off from school. Libraries are open down South on a Sunday. Beverley tries but struggles to step forward and not be provincial. Still 'Little Britain'. It reminds me of the film Jaws with the scene about a senior resident worried about his white picket fence. When there is more to life. Surprised to find some older residents here have not visited our Capital... London or even stepped outside this large county. Beverley residents deserve so much better from those in authority of public spaces... up to speed with what's going on in the rest of the country and not be lagging behind by a generation.

Fabulous place to enjoy looking around the beautiful art gallery, interesting and informative museum and the all new library. 10% discount in the cafe with your library card too! Bravo to all involved.

Stumbled upon The Treasure House whilst looking around the very interesting town of Beverley, initially we were drawn to look at the Fabulous Minster and then we went into the coffee shop in the Treasure House which was very good and extremely reasonable, also looked around the art exhibition and various other bits and pieces in there. All in all we spent a very good day in Beverley it was very reasonable to park there for the day, which is always good to know.

Excellent attraction with a vast array of interesting exhibitions and links to the library and art gallery. Will be visiting more often.

Nice friendly place for genealogy, meetings, cafe, library and exhibitions

This is an excellent place for history and exhibitions. It's a gem of this area. I like to visit their exhibition like Lego 🥰

Visited the archives with my wife for the first time in many years. Staff were extremely helpful in setting the visit up, helping us through the archive card process which you have to have now and were very knowledgeable on how we could research what we needed. Needless to say, a successful session. Thanks to great staff, it helps there was a quiet and clean environment too. Many thanks Steve and Linda

A wonderfully quiet heritage orchard tucked behind a farmyard in the midst of the countryside. There are numerous trails through the surrounding woods and various picnic benches dotted around for a mid-amble lunch. Perfect for short nature walks, as there's a great variety of flora to enjoy. Plus, a decidedly dramatic view of Beverley Minster from the carpark.

Glorious Little secluded spot nice little orchard, nice walks through the fields perfect for a dog walk

A lovely place to visit anytime of the year but obviously summer can be better when the picnic tables can be put to good use. Situated just south of Beverley's minster way bypass is in walking distance or a short drive

Lovely little park with an orchard great place for a dog walk.

A lovely area to walk, I gave 4 stars as the signpost to the main parking area was very unclear. That said, I thoroughly enjoyed my stroll (about an hour) with friends, finishing at the nearby Beverley Garden Centre for lunch and Loo's. Accessibility - fairly level grass and country paths. I would suggest wheelchair users download the site map and follow the path towards the Orchard. No toilets. Car Parking (free) - on grassed area, limited parking in a narrow lane at the 2nd entrance. Toilets - none Yorkshire Honey 🍯 have a dedicated (with warning signs) area for their hives and teach bee keeping.

Such a beautiful hidden walk with a variety of things to do and plenty to forage or even if you want to learn to forage. During summer and autumn you will find a choice of apple's, cherries, plums, hawthorn, pears and walnuts. There is also alot of mushrooms to look for but always be careful when checking. The walk it's self in the tree's has a few different paths but during autumn and winter the paths are very covered in parts.

We didn’t stay long as it was extremely cold and started raining so only did the little walk, was lovely though and we will definitely come back when it’s a little warmer

Comparing this to cinemas 'generally', it's a good one. Always clean and tidy. Toilets are always clean. The bar is well stocked although not a wide selection of drinks. The offers and standard prices of tickets for the wide range of events held here, are competitive. The staff are always very pleasant and polite, although, rarely enough of them to provide other than a 'good enough' service level. (Not their fault). That's a relatively bland review for us, but that's the expereince we had. It wasn't great, nowhere near bad ... but beige. If we had a choice to get a nice bottle of wine, some decent snacks and a movie at home, the customer experience of our visit here, wouldn't be enough to entice us out to it. And that's probably why it was, again, so very quiet. If the owners got together with external experts it could all change, or maybe what we thought was 'very quiet' is more than enough to enable their business to be considered successful in their view. For us, it's beige and we're better to make our own cinema expereince at home. A pity, but we believe this is an objective review.

Went here to watch Speed as they were showing the classic film once again. Absolutely loved it, not been to this cinema previously. It’s on the upper floor but there is also a lift if required; parking we used one in town but the multi-storey is probably your best bet. The whole place was clean, tidy and well presented, the staff were pleasant and welcoming. There is a bar and seating area, as usual you can buy all the sweets, chocolates and drinks you can imagine…..you might have to take out a mortgage to afford them though! The cinema itself is well laid out with all the screens numbered along one corridor with toilets well signed along this corridor. Wi-Fi is available if required, we booked the premier seating which gave us more leg room; this was a smart move! Based on this experience I will certainly be back in future!

Nice local cinema, which is well-kept and comfortable. Also does good deals for seniors which include a good discount and a cuppa. Parking locally is also easy and reasonably priced. I am sure we’ll be back.

Generally love this cinema and go there regularly but please stop letting people enter 15 mins into the film! Just watched Downton Abbey and lots of people were still arriving 15 mins into film, disturbing everyone by putting their phone torches on and making full rows stand up to let them get to seats. First part of film was ruined for everyone else. If they can't arrive on time, sorry but entry should be refused!

Senior Screen going up in price all the time. Coffee at Senior Screen needs to be stronger and hotter and the biscuits improved on as when it first started when all was good. It is going downhill! On the positive side, it's a lovely and comfortable place to go.

Opened in 2015 but still looks brand new. Situated in Beverley town centre which is buzzing Saturday night. Cinema is a stones throw from Beverley Minster and right next to East Riding College with a good selection of shops, eateries and a multi-storey car park nearby which costs only £2. We booked tickets online for extra £1.90 booking fee. Saw Asteroid City. If anyone would like to explain the movie to me, I would appreciate it. Through main double doors (entrance next to Tomahawk Steakhouse), ticket machines on ground floor but if you've already booked online, take the stairs or elevator to the cinema foyer (first floor). Large queuing area for snacks/drinks etc and seating area further along. Pleasant and helpful staff. Cinema only has 6 screens with the sixth that can be transformed into a stage for live theatre productions! Seats do not recline but very comfortable. Really enjoyed our visit.

really friendly staff and it's a comfortable cinema that sometimes screens movies that other cinemas don't have.

A fabulous Sam Smiths pub also known as Nellies. Gas lighting and interiors and furniture probably over a century old. Ground floor rooms are a must to explore. The hand pulled bitter is delicious and the atmosphere and the welcome from the staff and locals was superb. Goodness me, I want to return as soon as possible 😊

This pub is unique. The method of heat is a real fire, the lighting is by gaslight. No mobile phones, tablets, laptops or swearing allowed. Just good drinks, great conversation which was the original intentions of the establishment. Absolutely loved it!

The greatest real pub (= not modernised and stripped of all its soul and beauty) left in England. Utterly breathtaking! Gas lighting, 7 open fires and wonderful ales.

I thought with the pub taking card payment on devices they wouldnt mind me taking a photograph on my visit to this place i have looked forward to for years. The Samuel Smith management are nicer in Sheffield. Ssrah had been up since 6am waiting for the Dray i suppose

Olde world experience, very dated establishment. Adds to its charm! Gas lighting and real fires in most rooms during the winter months. Good selection of fine ales. Try the extra stout!!

This place is fantastic. Very old coach house in beverley. Atmosphere is great, lots of ghosts and ghouls in the air....

OK. It's a Sam smiths so limited to own brand everything. All the usual luddite rules no mobiles laptops etc but strangely you can pay by card so it's OK when it suits mr Smith. Lots of nice rooms all done out in old decor but unfortunately you can't take any photos. Had to sneak one of my beer which at least shows off the type of rooms in the pub. Much better pubs in Beverley

Excellent bar, well worth seeking out in Beverley town centre. Great selection of beer. Warm welcome and friendly service from the bar staff. Would return and highly recommended for beer lovers. Loved the recycled interior signage from an old pharmacy!

Quality real ale off the scale actually.. not cheap but quality.. a place for getting into conversations with strangers.. not easy to find but worth the effort

Lovely little micro bar with an owner who knows her stuff and is more than willing to bring drinks and advice to you. A fantastic choice of beers to suit everyone.

Spotted this pub during our morning shopping and went back after dinner. Very welcoming, great recommendation for beer (North Riding). Nice atmosphere

First time discovering this spot in Beverly. Had a very local/regulars vibe and it definitely is micro! Popular spot, can’t book ahead so you have to chance it. The only place I found in the area for proper “craft” beers. The menu changed twice when we were there as the barrels are rotated every time they ran out. It’s also super dog friendly.

Excellent little micro pub. Great banter and beers on offer.

Great little find, tucked down a side alley in Beverley. If you like your real ales, it's a must visit place. Seek it out!

I have not had a good experience. The staff was not friendly and rushed me whilst I was checking some items, felt uncomfortable! I've been to a few other antique shops, and I usually treat myself with a few nice pieces of vintage jewelleries, and because of how I was treated, I've only bought 1 pair of earrings. I will never drive an hour again to visit this place.

Very clean and organized, helpful service and a lot to see! Great selection of jewelry (both fine and costume), medals and artifacts from both World Wars, and much more.

Woman with mid brown hair middle aged sat on her phone, asked to see a some jewellery and she sighed (shop closed in 20min). She made belittling comments to my mum. She laughed in my face, basically laughed at my mum in my face, we were not confrontational to her at all and she continued being extremely rude. She made me feel really very uncomfortable. I’ve never had such a negative experience in a shop before it was shocking.

Cafe located at the back is a hidden gem with seating inside and a sweet garden that would be lovely on warmer days. Menu has some nice options and well priced. The rest of the centre needs longer to look round has it is a warren of rooms with a variety of collectibles, this is on my do do list next time in town.

Was here a few weeks ago, but came back today to buy a poster. Sadly, the item in question had been sold, but Kate very graciously remembered me. A very kind person. A long journey back now to York. The moral here is, if you see something you like, buy it there and then! Kate, thanx for your courtesy. David J. Pike. x

Massive variety of items in cabinets, many rooms. Ceramics, war memorabilia, jewellery, coins, some furniture, clothes. Good prices, I love this antiques shop

This a large cavernous site with lovely people running it! Well worth a visit.

The cathedral is a beautiful serenely peaceful place for quite reflection. Thoroughly recommend a visit (I'm not sure if there's any parking nearby though).

Brilliant place

£12.95 for a burger & chips with no potato in just hard skin. Won't go again.

Roman Catholic church in Beverley. Not grand like the minster. Not easy to park outside so use conservative club pay car park

Poor parking. But nice pub next door.

I feel very safe with social distancing and everything

Lovely church close to the town centre.

Free parking, great area just walk the dog great views just out side Beverly Would recommend to stop for a walk.

Nice mill tower with fields to walk through, unfortunately dog walkers have dogs off lead running about and sh1tting without them picking it up. Apart from that just watch where you walk keep in short grass and pleasant walk

Visit to town in early January. Took time to walk from town up to here. Lovely, but a bit chilly, so wrap up warm.

Black Mill is an iconic of Westwood Pasture. You can see it there from far away. The surrounding area is quite suitable for picnics when it has nice weather, and sometimes you can see a bunch of cows there because there have a water tank for them next to the Black Mill

The black mill on Beverley Westwood is a famous local landmark, that's a lot of people go to when walking on the Westwood. It is quite impressive when you get up close. Unfortunately there is no information board telling you about its age, or when it ceased operating. The remains of another windmill much reduced in height are by the golf course Clubhouse. It seems funny when you see how trying to run industry on wind power worked last time that were trying to go back to it.

Black Mill is a grade 2 listed structure, originally named Far Mill or Baitson's Mill after Gilbert Baiston rebuilt it in 1803, originally had white washed walls, it was damaged by fire in 1868 and eventually all the working gear was removed, it was used as a dwelling untill 1934, now a land mark on Westwood Pastures.

Beautiful spot for a walk. Wonderful views and friendly cows!

Top quality facility. Staff are really helpful and friendly. Food is top knotch and reasonable prices and they also have their own retail shop selling scooters, skateboards and parts. Great value for money.

Very good all the ramps are small then normal making it very easy to ride no matter your skill set 5 out 5 They also sell food and you can hire scooters,bmxes,skateboards and safety gear. They is also a jgm.

Brilliant little park! Fantastic staff and lovely areas for us spectators!

Just tried to go said it was open at 10 on holidays and when we got there at 10 it said it was open at 4.

Good all round family oriented place.

Its okay there isn't much parking but as for the park it's great. :)

This is a very small skatepark and staff members speak to the customers with disrespect

Went to see the traditional hunt gathering on boxing day. It's nice to see as there is No hunting and l would not go. The hunt had collection boxes for the air ambulance so raising money for a good cause. Thankyou to all involved.

Stunning ancient woodland with a variety of birds and flora

Wonderful wood with lots of things to look at wild flowers, fungus & birds to see & listen too

Beautiful ancient woodland. Lots of small tracks to explore.

Very Fungifull...

A great place to walk, see the bluebells and enjoy the great outdoors.

Nice old woodland great for a walk

A beautiful calm place to honour those fallen in war

Beautiful peaceful place extremely well cared for

I can't even express how incredible the cow cuddling and highland cow experience was for me and my daughter. I have no doubt I will go again and bring new people along. I loved hearing about the conservation project and the really clever pivot from dairy farming. Such an excellent idea and brilliantly executed. It is well thought-out and planned so there certainly wasn't a dull moment and the morning really flew by but I didn't feel rushed at all. Small groups sizes and attention to detail make it so that each person gets to have plenty of interaction and it feels as though they are sharing something they love with you rather than churning you through a chain of events with as many people as possible just for profit as so many other attractions do. The people who run the farm are enthusiastic, friendly, and knowledgeable, so they are available throughout to give you helpful and interesting facts about the land, cows in general, as well as offering insight into the personalities and lives of their cows individually while also giving you space to enjoy the experience. You can tell that they have a deep love of and respect for their animals. So often animal experiences seem exploitative but this was the polar opposite of that. The cows aren't forced to do anything they don't enjoy, they are well cared for and have loads of space, and you get to meet each animal where they are comfortable: feeding the ones who enjoy being fed, grooming the ones who enjoy being groomed, cuddling the ones who enjoy being cuddled, and looking at the ones who don't particularly want to be bothered from a distance. They know each of their cows by name and have clearly gotten to know them well, which is pretty incredible when you see how many of them there are. I thought it was a bit pricey when I booked it but now, after the day I've had, I can tell you it was seriously well worth it. I got to do and learn so much and I would recommend it to anyone who has even a vague affinity for cows. In terms of practical advice, I don't drive and was concerned that I wouldn't be able to travel to do something like this in such a rural area, but I got to the farm with ease through conveniently timed public transport with just a bit of planning and an even smaller bit of walking. I stayed in Hull the night before and took the train from there to Arram in the morning and walked half a mile to the farm then did that in reverse in the afternoon. The area is idyllic and a (quick and easy) pleasure to walk through. Although there aren't pavements, the road to the farm from the train station isn't busy at all so it was no problem.

The Highland and cuddle cow superstar of the UK. What an amazing wholesome place thats moved with modern farming. Beautiful place. Everyone should give this a visit if you have a chance to support an up and coming business. I'd live to see this business grow to have their own restaurant and cow empire! Fantastic place 100% recommend. We loved that fact they did adult only tours.

Outstanding day ! We finally got to make a visit to Dumble Farm yesterday and we 👉absolutely👈 loved it ! Very nice people, very nice farm and a lot more Highland Cows than expected 🤣 Really well done to all of you at the farm, thankyou and we may visit again (we're the couple who spoke to Fi about the candles) Hopefully one of my photos of the 2 day old calf should be attached....sorry forgot the names ! Adorable !

THE BEST DAY EVER!!! We cannot thank Fi, Will & James enough. You were so welcoming and the whole experience was fantastic! We did the hands-on highland cow safari and I can’t wait to return! It really is hands-on and great to hear so much about the farm and all they are doing to preserve and support local wildlife, who knew how amazing highland cows could be in supporting that. This is a must visit!! Not only for the experiences also the camping opportunities. We will be coming back to camp!! Thank you all

Best day ever!! Really fantastic experience, cows very happy and the whole day is so special. Appreciate how there’s no children allowed - keeps the cows calm and also allows adults to enjoy!! Fantastic farm and farmers!

We visited Dumble farm with high hopes for a fun afternoon and weren't disappointed. We fed the young cows treats and went out on the tractor ride visiting the cows in the fields and seeing what conservation work. The owners give an amazing experience and all round great afternoon including cake and drinks

Took my daughter for a birthday present & it didn't disappoint. Brilliant day. Very informative on how it changed from a dairy farm to a Highland cow farm. We did the tractor ride & will be going back for cow cuddling. We got to feed and brush the cow's. Good tour of the farm. Tea and cake to finish & they have a shop also. Thanks to all for making it a perfect day 😊 x Definitely recommend

It's the 3rd time I've used Lairgate Galleries to frame pictures for my home, and I've been delighted with the results on each occasion. Great service from warm, friendly people.

I wouldn't have anyone else frame my artwork, fast turn around, excellent frames and competitive price.

Lovely paintings, but not cheap.