The Granby, Whitby

Two bars, split in level into an upper and a lower, older decor with benches, Britannia tables and old wooden chairs. Panelled walls and a weirdly placed unisex toilet vestibule which looks like you’re going behind the counter. The nicely decorated counter holds four pulls of cask, three Theakstons and Leeds Pale, these are repeated in the upper bar. Usual kegs on a mix of fixings. Pervasive foody smell and iffy beer were my take aways.

Two rooms - only went in the left hand side one. Real fire, not lit. The bar had Old Peculiar on hand pump which went down well.

Split level, larger than it looks pub. Both areas of the bar are similar in decoration & rather avereragely pub-like, tartan carpet, padded benches etc. There is some exposed stone but otherwise very ordinary. Live sport and pipped music. Its ok, just very average. The beer, 5 real ales split between Theakstons and Marstons.

Not a good visit had to wait a long time just one staff on taking food orders taking food out had a pint of becks it was a very hot day the becks had that malty yeasty taste of a dirty beer line

went in this pub in March 2009 a nottinghamshire couple was running it, they were friendly and couldnt do enough for you. We went back in March 2010 and What a difference!!!! Everyone looked miserable and it didnt feel very friendly at all.

Sunday Lunch, what a let down.Beef tough and stringy.vegetables raw and cauliflower brown seemed soure possibly past its best.Were good customers on a Sunday but no more,until you get your act together.Come on lets have a decent meal on a SUNDAY