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With a population of more than 60.000 Scarborough is the largest town on the Yorkshire Coast. Scarborough was founded by Danes in the 10th century. This was soon attacked and burnt down by Anglo-Saxon tribes. The town recovered during the reign of Henry II. In 1253, the Scarborough Fair was established by royal decree and held annually for 500 years. The six-week trade fair attracted merchants from all over Europe. To this day, the custom has been passed down in the English folk song of the same name. In 1626, an acidic mineral spring was discovered. The spring was called Scarborough Spa, it was regarded as a healing spring and became very popular from the 1660s onwards. Scarborough thus became Britain's first spa in the early modern era. The opening of the York-Scarborough railway line in 1845 contributed to an increased influx of visitors to the seaside resort The former Bethel Mission Chapel got converted to a pizza and burger place.

Whittington & Cat is a place where people can eat, drink and sleep. Built in the 1830s, the original name of the tavern was The Whittington Inn, because of Dick Whittington and his cat. Dick Whittington and his cat is the English folklore surrounding the real–life Richard Whittington, a wealthy merchant. The story goes he visited areas renting out his cat to cull the rising rat populations. This is a fish pie, very similar to the french brandade

The restaurant ‘Das AbendMahl’ has a very German name, but is actually a place where you can enjoy inexpensive, hearty Italian cuisine. Bruschetta

The restaurant ‘Das AbendMahl’ has a very German name, but is actually a place where you can enjoy inexpensive, hearty Italian cuisine. Maccheroni

The restaurant ‘Das AbendMahl’ has a very German name, but is actually a place where you can enjoy inexpensive, hearty Italian cuisine. Pizza with tomatoes, mozzarella and prosciutto