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The Treasury Whitby announces opening date of 8th June
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The Treasury Whitby announces opening date of 8th June

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The Editor

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Whitby, the wait is almost over. The Treasury Whitby has officially announced it will open its doors on 8th June, bringing a new premium bar and hospitality experience to the heart of the town.

Located within the beautifully restored former HSBC building at 4 Baxtergate, The Treasury will initially launch with a drinks-led offering, welcoming guests daily from 8am until late.

A new destination for drinks, coffee and social moments.

From opening day, visitors can enjoy freshly brewed coffee and cake from 8am, alongside a carefully curated drinks menu available throughout the day and into the evening.

The bar will serve a selection of premium drinks and bar snacks from 8am until late, seven days a week, creating a relaxed yet refined space for everything from morning coffee to evening cocktails.

Further food offerings including daytime and evening options will be introduced as the venue evolves.

Restaurant to follow
The full restaurant experience at The Treasury Whitby will follow later in the year, with enquiries now open for Autumn/Winter 2026 bookings.
Guests interested in future dining reservations or private events are encouraged to register their interest directly.

Bookings and enquiries
The Treasury Whitby is now taking enquiries for cream teas, celebrations, and group bookings, including occasions such as birthdays and special events.

For parties of more than six, guests are invited to get in touch for a personalised booking experience.

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