Whitbread Brewers Fayre closure: familiar pub and carvery closing Yorkshire restaurant's doors after 33 years
After more than 30 years of family meals and Sunday carveries, diners have one last chance to visit 🍽️
- Brewers Fayre at Home Farm in Hessle will close permanently on March 8, 2026
- The restaurant has served local families for over 30 years since opening in 1993.
- Popular menu items include fish and chips, burgers, nachos, curries, loaded chips, and Sunday carvery
- The site is run by Whitbread alongside the adjacent Premier Inn, which will retain breakfast facilities for guests
- Customers are encouraged to visit nearby Whitbread restaurants, such as Beefeater, The Kingswood in Hull
A familiar Yorkshire family dining spot is set to close its doors permanently, marking the end of an era for local food lovers.
Brewers Fayre, the pub and carvery at Home Farm in Hessle, has confirmed it will shut on Sunday, March 8 2026, after serving the community for more than three decades.
The site, which first opened in 1993, has been a go-to destination for families looking for affordable meals and a relaxed dining experience, complete with children’s play areas.
The restaurant’s menu has long been a crowd-pleaser, featuring staples like fish and chips, burgers, nachos, curries, loaded chips, and its popular Sunday carvery, offering hearty portions at family-friendly prices.


The Hessle site is run by Whitbread, in conjunction with the Premier Inn next door, providing convenience for both diners and hotel guests.
In a farewell message on its website, the restaurant team expressed their gratitude, saying: “Unfortunately, this restaurant will be permanently closing on March 8, 2026. The team would like to thank you for your custom over the years.”
Brewers Fayre also reached out to customers via email, explaining the closure and sharing alternative dining options.
For hotel guests at the Premier Inn, a new on-site breakfast room will be available, ensuring breakfast service continues without interruption. Meanwhile, diners seeking a similar Whitbread experience nearby can visit Beefeater, The Kingswood in Hull.
The closure reflects a wider trend in the casual dining sector, where long-standing sites are being reviewed amid changing consumer habits and rising operational costs.
For anyone who has fond memories of Brewers Fayre at Home Farm, now is the time to make one last visit before the site closes for good next month.
