Anyone live in Bridlington?

It's the same in pretty much every seaside town. The only variable is the towns that have a castle which you can go see/walk round if "culture" and history are important to you. Like most seaside towns, Brid doesn't have a castle so your entertainment is limited to beach, harbour, tat shops, bandits, cafes and pubs. We go there to see friends and we like pubs that have music or live entertainment, even the comically bad karaoke in some places . Naturally because this is PH the default response is to scoff at the mere mention of the word 'karaoke' as everyone on here would never lower themselves to such council levels and instead would hire in their own private entertainment in the ballroom of their mansions.