A small, sheltered harbour beach hemmed in by steep cliffs at the foot of one of Yorkshire's prettiest fishing villages. Dogs are welcome all year, but the beach mostly disappears at high tide and the walk down through the village is steep, so it is not wheelchair accessible.
A real-ale inn at the top of the village on Staithes Lane, named for the town's most famous apprentice. Its own site notes a couple of rooms are dog friendly for 'a break away with your four legged friend', but they are limited, so check before booking.
A small vintage tearoom in the old village that welcomes dogs, though the room is snug and there will very likely be other dogs already in residence. Light meals and cakes at kind prices after a blowy walk on the breakwater.
A welcoming High Street local in the old village that happily takes dogs — just be prepared for the small indoor rooms to be busy, and full of other dogs. A proper fishing-village pint, moments from the harbour.
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