The Hideout Cafe Kitchen & Bar

Very clean and tidy. Staff helpful and friendly. Food was surprisingly good. Coffee is pretty good as well . Prices are a little bit pricey. but overall worth a visit.

run by children poor service

Brilliant food, generous portions. Games to keep the kids entertained. The service was second to none. Lovely people.

The Hideout was our planned meet-up location as a group of friends, and it definitely lived up to expectations. Firstly, the overall atmosphere of the Hideout is great! Very casual place with a beach-bar vibe, relaxed music that’s not overbearing, and plenty of memorabilia dotted around. It really does feel like you’re somewhere other than on a typical Scarborough street! Secondly, the food is quite tasty. Prices are relatively decent given the popularity of this seaside town, especially for the Garlic Bread which is a huge homemade affair! Our only quibble was with the BBQ pulled pork, which whilst tasty, could have used being a stronger flavour. Overall though, we were quite happy with our meal. Finally, the service at the Hideout was excellent. The staff were friendly and attentive, without being overly invasive or pushy, and served us in a timely fashion. They were clearly happy working together, and enjoyed doing their jobs. Definitely worth a visit and we will certainly be back in the future! Parking: Restaurant faces on to a main thoroughfare with no designated parking. The streets either side of it are residential, so may be available, but restrictions may apply. Wheelchair accessibility: Not accessible as steps are set between the front dining area and the toilets, of which none are accessible.

This cafe has clearly changed hands since we last visited 2 years ago, which is unfortunate because it's not as good as it was. When we went in today and it looked like they were having some promo/marketing photos done, which meant a large table was out of service, which isn't great in the daytime. In fairness, we were shown to a table by a friendly waitress, and our order quickly taken. We opted for a brisket pizza and some chips, but the waitress came back to say it wasn't available and gave us some options. We decided on the pepperoni one. Unfortunately, the pepperoni was quite chewy, and there was a lot of oregano on the pizza. The chips were clearly frozen ones, which was disappointing. I noticed that shortly after we'd been seated, another couple came in, but they were left standing in the doorway for a time before being shown to a table. When I went to the counter to pay, there were two guys there who obviously had something to do with the cafe, and they just stood chatting. One of them eventually asked if I wanted anything, and I said I just wanted to pay. They would have been better chatting out of the way of customers. All in all, it was a disappointing experience in comparison with how the previous owners had the place, and we both said we wouldn't go back.

You wait a long time for your food then missing our eggs had to ask for them very dissapounted

Popped in here on our way through Scarborough. Funky little cafe, great food and lovely welcoming staff. My husband and I had full breakfast and the boys shared a plate of dirty eggs, which were really tasty and a huge portion. Parking was a bit scarce, but we were there on a bank Holiday weekend.

Service was fine, the staff were friendly. The pizzas however were laughably bad. I ordered the double pepperoni and there was as much grease as there was pizza. Unfortunately the grease ended up on my clothes. The base of the pizza was their own thing apparently, Lord knows what they put in it but it was far more BBQ than Tomato, there's absolutely no need to get clever with the pizza base, keep it simple. There was no atmosphere to be spoken of. All in all very disappointing.

Absolutely amazing food & service, I would 100% recommend visiting Hideout. We had a mix of starters, mains & drinks everything was sooooo tasty We didn’t feel rushed away once we had eaten neither which was good! 10/10