The Laurel Inn
📍 New Rd, Robin Hood's Bay, Whitby YO22 4SE, UK
About The Laurel Inn
The Laurel Inn is a beloved traditional pub located in the picturesque village of Robin Hood's Bay. Boasting an impressive Google rating of 4.7/5 stars from hundreds of reviews, it's celebrated for its charming character and a truly authentic pub experience. Visitors consistently praise its cosy atmosphere and inviting ambiance, making it a popular spot for locals and tourists alike.
This historic inn is renowned for its selection of real ales, often enjoyed by a crackling real fire, especially on cooler days. Patrons frequently highlight the pub's great vibe and its reputation as a proper chatting pub where friendly conversations flow freely. The team behind the bar is consistently commended for their helpful and welcoming service, contributing to the establishment's warm and dog-friendly environment.
Visiting Information
Opening hours and payment options are not provided. The Laurel Inn currently does not offer wheelchair accessible parking or an accessible entrance, retaining its traditional layout and charm.
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📍 New Rd, Robin Hood's Bay, Whitby YO22 4SE, UK
from 423 reviews
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Showing 5 of 423 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 6 February 2026.
Excellent pub. The only reason it doesn't get five stars is that it's so busy it's impossible to get a table or even a spot to stand on to enjoy a pint.
Beautiful little pub with lots of character. Great vibe in there if you’re into your old traditional pubs. 3 ales on and the one I had was lovely. Really friendly and chatty young man behind the bar who’s a credit to the place. Proper chatting pub. Dog friendly. Most highly recommended 🍻 🐕
Great cosy inn Wi fi tempramental Lovely real fire good beer Lad behind bar very helpful Will definitely go in again
You won't find a cosier fireplace than this! A very old traditional, small, warm pub full of tales to tell, with good ale, though not the cheapest.
Small but amazing bar. Good selection of beers, lovely staff and just away from the honeypot front. Pop your head in and if there's a table free, you won't be disappointed.