Grilled peach and pistachio pizza was a standout. The homemade ice cream with a soft biscuit was a good way to end the meal.

Our server really knew his wines and helped us navigate the menu with our allergies.

A bit tucked away up the stairs, which was nice for a quiet pint. They&#39;ve got a good range of beers on tap. The 2/3 pint measure is a nice option. My dog was welcome, which is a plus.

The food&#39;s always spot on. Had the chilled wine with lunch again - just the right temperature on a warm day. That little detail makes it.

Stumbled in here to escape the rain. The soup was lovely, and the sourdough was spot on. A quiet spot to watch the street. My only note is that the wine list felt a bit limited for such a cozy place.

The Sunday sharing board is massive, plenty for two. The meats were cooked just right, and the veg was lovely. We ended up not needing those extra sides at all. Just a really nice, relaxed meal.

Just popped in for a Guinness after work. The new decor is nice, feels cozy. Pint was spot on. Good place to just sit for a bit as it gets dark outside.

Been here a few times now. The food is always spot on &ndash; the lamb shank last night was cooked perfectly, just fell off the bone. Staff are really friendly, remember your name. A solid local.

The cheddar and sweetcorn fritters were spot on. Good tapas selection and a decent IPA to go with it.

Great spot for a catch-up! They had a really good selection of drinks, including some proper ales. Perfect for a chilled pint with friends.

Poached eggs on toast were spot on. You can tell they use good local stuff. Cosy spot, staff were friendly. Just a bit pricey for what it is, but I&rsquo;d pop in again.

The sandwiches are fantastic, and they have a really thoughtful beer list. I enjoyed a local pale ale that paired perfectly with the cured meats. It&#39;s a lovely little spot that does feel a bit like Italy.

Service was friendly and efficient even during the lunch rush. The staff made us feel very welcome.

The fish and chips were spot on. Even on a packed Friday, we got our food super quick. The staff were lovely, saying goodbye to everyone on their way out. A solid find.

The flat white and latte are top-tier for York. The owner and his family run the place, which gives it a relaxed, welcoming vibe. Coffee is the clear focus here.

The Sunday roast here is a proper treat. The beef was so tender, and the Yorkshire pudding was spot on. Honestly, it&#39;s become a bit of a weekend ritual for me. A bit of a wait for a table, but that&#39;s to be expected.

The garlic aioli was a real highlight, so fresh and creamy. The hot honey dip was a bit of a letdown though, not much heat to it at all. I do appreciate when the flavours are clear and the ingredients feel high-quality.

The portions here are huge! We shared a main and still had leftovers to take home. Really good value for money, left feeling totally full.

As a coeliac, the gluten-free menu here was a relief. They had more than just the usual one salad option, which is rare. The staff knew their stuff too, didn&#39;t make me feel like a hassle.

Been coming here for years. Their flat white is consistently good, one of the best in the neighbourhood. It&#39;s my regular spot for a proper coffee.

The vegan chili was really fresh, you could tell it was made with good ingredients. It didn&#39;t feel like an afterthought. The rest of the menu looked good, but I was happy with my choice. Nice, simple spot.

Rooms are clean, warm, and well-stocked. Fine for a short city break. The minibar selection was surprisingly decent, had a nice local craft beer that hit the spot after a long day. Could use a couple more wine options by the glass though.

The fish and chips here are spot on. Properly crispy batter, the chips are fluffy inside. My little dog was welcome too, which was a nice surprise. A solid choice for a classic seaside meal.

The haddock in the fish and chips was so fresh and flaky, cooked to order. A solid choice for a casual dinner. 🐟

Good spot for the match. Lots of screens, decent beer selection. The memorabilia on the walls is a nice touch, gives it a proper pub feel.

The haggis bonbons were the star for me - crispy outside, surprisingly light inside. Never had them like that before. Everything else tasted fresh too, but those bonbons are what I&#39;ll remember.

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