Nice big terrace for summer evenings. Food came out fast, tasted fresh. The aubergine rolls were good, but the feta inside was a bit too salty for me. Still, a solid spot.

Lamb madras and chicken naga shotkari. My usual order, never disappoints.

The space is perfect for a big group breakfast. We all had room to spread out and chat comfortably.

The puddings are fantastic. They had a lovely port on the menu that paired beautifully with the sticky toffee.

Convenient spot right by the church and town centre. The beer garden out back is a real plus - spacious and pleasant when the weather&#39;s good. Makes for a straightforward, relaxed stop.

The roast potatoes were a new addition, and they were really good. Crispy on the outside, fluffy inside. The apple pie with custard for dessert finished things off nicely.

The hot shot parmo was spot on, especially the skin-on chunky chips.

Popped in for a pint with the lads. They let you bring your dog in, which is a nice touch. Good spot to just sit and unwind.

Wasn&#39;t expecting much, just popped in for a quick bite. Mentioned my nut allergy and the server actually went to check with the kitchen twice. Felt pretty relaxed for once.

Nice spot for a pint. The underground layout with the glass roof is a cool feature. Had their IPA, which was crisp and well-kept. Table was clean, no sticky residue. A solid choice for a quiet afternoon drink.

Grabbed a quick ham, egg &amp; chips for lunch. The ham was nicely thick-cut, eggs runny just right. The cafeti&egrave;re of Italian roast coffee went perfectly with it. Simple stuff, but they nailed it.

The gluten-free fish and chips were spot on. They have a dedicated fryer, which is a huge plus. The batter stayed crispy the whole time, never got soggy. Really appreciated the staff&#39;s knowledge when I asked about cross-contamination.

Took the dog here for a quick lunch. The beer garden is clean and gets great sun, perfect for him. Staff were fine with him being around. Food was decent pub grub, nothing fancy. Good spot if you&#39;re out with the dog.

First visit. Food was beautiful. The grilled octopus starter especially. Atmosphere was lovely. Staff were nice. Prices about average for the area.

Great spot for a drink. Staff were really friendly, gave some solid tips about the neighbourhood.

Lovely old pub, the fire was going which was so nice. Had the steak pie, the beef was really tender and the pastry was spot on. Just a shame the bench seating was a bit hard, but the staff were very friendly.

A decent spot for a quiet afternoon. The atmosphere is pretty relaxed, even with the football on the telly. Good for a pint and a read of the paper. The staff are fine, though service can be a little slow when it gets busy.

The bar here is a favourite. Cosy nooks and comfortable chairs make it a really pleasant spot to unwind. The grounds are lovely, too. A nice place for a quiet drink.

Came here for lunch after picking up some groceries nearby. It was very quiet, just after opening. I really appreciated how fresh the ingredients were in my noodle bowl. The vegetables were crisp and the broth tasted clean, not heavy. A nice, simple spot for a healthy meal.

Food was solid, and it&#39;s nice to be just outside the tourist zone. Felt like a proper local spot. The vibe was relaxed, not rushed. A good find for a casual dinner.

The bottomless brunch was solid. Jazmin was a star, really knew her stuff with the cocktails and kept the refills coming right on time for the full two hours. Made the whole thing a breeze.

Loved the interior design here! The food was fantastic, and the staff were so kind. A great first impression of York.

The chorizo croquettes were tasty, and the three-course set menu is a good deal. The space itself is really bright and airy.

Been coming here for years. Their homemade kombucha is the real deal, especially the rhubarb one. Not too sweet, just right. It&#39;s the main reason I stop by.

Rachel was so attentive at brunch, our glasses were never empty. I really appreciated how fresh the ingredients tasted in my avocado toast, you could tell it was just made. A lovely spot for a relaxed weekend meal.

The gluten-free menu is solid. Staff knew their stuff when I asked about allergies.

The beef cheek was lovely and tender. The staff were so attentive and friendly, which made the whole evening really pleasant.

A decent spot for brunch. The grilled halloumi flatbread was pretty good, fresh and nicely seasoned. Service was quick and friendly. The place has a nice, rustic feel to it.

The open mic night was a nice surprise. Some really good local singers, a few covers but mostly original stuff. The owner was friendly, chatted with everyone between sets. Made for a relaxed evening.

The waffles are massive and really tasty. The place is lovely, clean and bright. I just wish the chairs were a bit more comfortable for a longer sit-down.

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