The Endeavour, Whitby

The Endeavour is a small single roomed pub with banquettes under the front windows to the right of the entrance and a coal fireplace on the right-hand wall for colder months. A standard table followed by a high table followed by a beer shelf continue up the right, a journey of pint support evolution. The serving counter is found on the left wall where two banks of three hand pumps are supported. During a recent quiet late Monday afternoon visit these were drawing TT Dark Mild and Landlord, Purity’s Mad Goose, Three Brothers Northern Pale Ale and a couple of Rosie’s Pig cider offerings. Beyond the counter in the left rear corner is some raised seating that is faced by more banquettes to the right. There was some background music playing and the barmaid was very polite and welcoming. I liked it in here, it was probably the best pub I visited on this side of the bridge.

A decent one roomed pub across the river from most of the tourists. Very dog friendly, in fact pretty friendly all round. No food is served, but you can bring fish & chips in from the nearby chippy. At least 6 customer were eating which made us feel rather hungry and the whole pub smelt like a chippy. 4 cask ales available, but nothing very interesting, so uninteresting that I failed to note what was on. I do remember it was a decent pint though. Not one of Whtbys finest but I would call in again next time.

Basically a one room pub with the bar to the left. More seating to the rear. Six weakish hand pumps - the strongest was Hobgoblin. Quite noisy on Saturday afternoon.

Enjoyed our visit to this 2019 Good Beer Guide pub. Chose Leeds Samba from the ales available and it was fine.

Reasonable pub slightly away from most of the tourists. There were 4 ales and 2 ciders on when I visited. Oxford gold, Hobgoblin, Golden Hen and Endeavour ale(presumably a rebadged beer?). The 2 ciders were Old Rosie and Flat Tyre. Not the most exciting choice but still a choice! I was glad to have called in.