Visted Humblepie on 18th May, we had trawled (forgive the pun) round Whitby looking for something other than Fish & Chips, (am not a fish lover!). Was met by friendly people, no nonsense approach, a group came in just after us and there was some good banter to be had bewteen us all, Had neeps & haggis pie (the bloke... More

This little gem of a place is quite small inside, adorned with items from bygone eras. I had the Chicken in Cider pie without the peas/mash/gravy and it was quite nice, although I found the pastry a little rich for my liking. The fare is basic and the menu limited, but priced fairly. Lovely.

We attempted to eat at this pie and mash shop, but we were soon put off by a dog sat on a chair at the next table,as much as i like dogs they should not be in eating areas, let alone at the table,i have been in the catering trade for over 30 years shame on this owner.

I would suggest that most people, unless they are looking for a high class fine dining experience, should ignore most of the previous negative reviews. We stayed in Whitby for a week, and ate here twice. The surroundings are vintage, with interesting objects on display that have been found in this old building during renovation. If the downstairs room seems... More

this place has a few mixed reviews and as we were in whitby for the day we decided to try it out,the eating area is quite small downstairs but there is further seating on another floor the table we sat at was a bit rocky but it didnt stop us from enjoying our meal,myself and my mum had the steak... More

The food good value -served in enamel dishes. I had the chicken pie & hubby had the steak -both full of meat & piping hot, but would have preferred mushy peas not garden ones. . Was a bit scruffy inside -dirty unironed tablecloth -tho they were ready for closing -we just got in as last pies available. Sat near the... More

Really wanted to give this little place a good review after waiting so long to try it, but was so disappointed, personally I would not return as it was cramped and quite scruffy inside rickety old furniture and un ironed tablecloths, service was rushed and not especially friendly. and the Pies were a real disappointment my steak filling was dry... More

My husband and I went here for a meal on Saturday night whilst on a weekend away to Whitby. What a place steeped in history just within the building. We were quickly served and couldn't decide which pies to order. My husband had the steak and I had the chicken both pies were filled with meat we were VERY impressed.... More

Went here for lunch on 9th May, we had the sausage and black pudding and the chicken and cider. Both were simply wonderful, hot, nourishing, delicious and very, very reasonably priced! The atmosphere is relaxed and pleasant and we will most definitely be returning when we're next in the Whitby area, it will be this autumn, so pie and mash... More