Beautiful seaside village in UK is 'one of the prettiest' and has 'best Sunday roast'

Hidden in the northeast of England, you'll find a gem of a that's been dubbed one of the prettiest in the country. Perched atop the North Yorkshire Moors is the quaint coastal village of Staithes, once a bustling fishing port in the North East.

Not only picturesque, Staithes is home to , renowned for serving up one of the area's finest . With its prime at the peak of the village, The Captain Cook Inn offers stunning views over the cobbled streets and below.

Patrons have taken to Tripadvisor to sing the praises of the roast dinners, reports . One satisfied customer said: "Had a fabulous Sunday Roast, plenty of it and the beef was so tender and very moreish!"

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While another said: "The meal was absolutely delicious. The meat was so tender and the vegetables were al dente. Just how we like them. Big fluffy Yorkshire and rich gravy. Could have eaten a whole plate of their roast potatoes."

Beyond the acclaimed roast, the inn serves hearty classics like steak pie, scampi and chips, and crispy whitebait to start. Beer enthusiasts can enjoy a selection of ales, including the house special, Northern Navigator, crafted just for the pub by the North Yorkshire Brewery, a mere 15 miles away.

It's no surprise that The Captain Cook Inn has bagged the Tripadvisor Travellers' Choice Award. Delve into the village's storied past and you'll encounter tales of one of its most notable historical figures - Captain James Cook.

The offers a blast from the past, with its superb recreation of the shop where the famed explorer once honed his skills as a grocer's apprentice - it's a goldmine filled with books, letters, medals, and other fascinating items.

The quaint village was also once a creative hub for the "Staithes group" or the so-called "Northern Impressionists". Today Staithes Gallery presents an impressive array of contemporary artworks including mesmerising paintings, photography, and sculptures, all inspired by the allure of the village and its scenic environs.

For those fascinated by prehistoric times, Staithes proudly stands on the Dinosaur Coast, offering abundant opportunities for exploration. Nestled within Staithes' harbour, the beach here reveals captivating rockpools brimming with fossils and miniature sea creatures at low tide.

Positioned along the Cleveland Way National Trail, which stretches from Filey to Helmsley, Staithes allows adventurers to delve into moorlands or take in the coastal views dotted with castles and quaint fishing villages all along the trail's 109 miles.

After a day of adventuring, why not unwind at the charming quayside ? Their menu boasts a tantalising array of seafood delicacies including their crowning glory the Cod and Lobster dish, featuring sumptuously pan-fried Cod Fillet smothered in Lobster Bisque, complete with homemade Potato Rosti, Spinach, and crowned with a succulent Lobster tail or Claw.

In addition to their choice of hot and cold sandwiches, you'll find a spread of beloved pub favourites. Finally, for a dash of retro charm, stop by Dotty's Vintage Tearoom and indulge in homemade cheese or fruit scones, toasties, and a classic brew.

Staithes, while being recognised as one of the most picturesque villages, also boasts a rich history, thrilling adventures, and top-notch cuisine.