| York booze and food guide 14:26 - Aug 26 with 3735 views | KnavesmireBob |
Big weekend for the city of York - Ebor races and the visit of Dale!
Been a while since our last away fixture over here and during that time the York food and booze scene has evolved loads just like everywhere else, so I thought it might be useful to list a few newer places and some of my favourite off the beaten track pubs and restaurants in case you're making a weekend of it or heading into the city centre before/after the match :
Beer
Traditional real ale pubs - York Tap (at the station), The Maltings, The Swan, The Slip Inn, The Golden Ball, The Rook & Gaskill, The Three Legged Mare, The Eagle & Child, The Duke of York
Modern craft beer/IPA bars - Brew York, Spark York, The Market Cat, House of Trembling Madness (Lendal), Fossgate Tap, Micklegate Social, The Falcon, Pivni, Brew Dog
Wetherspoons - The Postern Gate, The Punch Bowl
Sam Smiths - loads to go at but if the weather's decent The Kings Arms by the river is probably the pick
Live music/gig venue pubs - The Crescent, The Fulford Arms, The York Vaults. And if you need a Manchester indie fix there's always The Stone Roses Bar ;)
Food
Indy street food - Spark York, Brew York, Doner Summer (vegan kebabs)
Indian - Mumbai Lounge, Lal Quila
Italian - Delrios, Cresci Pizzeria
Thai - Khao San Road, Rice Style
Spanish - Ambiente, Tabanco
French - Rustique
North African - Los Moros
Polish - The Blue Barbakan
High end/Michelin guide (in case a potential new owner with deep pockets is lurking on here) - Roots, Skosh, Meltons, Arras, The Rattle Owl, Fish and Forest, The Star Inn The City
Loads more I could list but hopefully plenty to go at here. Sadly whilst the new ground is tidy it's also out of the way in a bland retail park so YCFC fans have taken to drinking in the nearby bowling alley which is hardly full of character.
Looking forward to it, see you all on Monday, up the Dale and down the ale :) |  | | |  |
| York booze and food guide on 14:31 - Aug 26 with 3708 views | DorkingDale |
...not to mention their trip to sunny Dorks this afternoon  | | | |
| York booze and food guide on 16:31 - Aug 26 with 3590 views | TomRAFC |
Great recommendations.
House Of The Trembling Madness is an excellent pub, with a magnificent/bank account draining bottle shop downstairs.
El Gaucho is good for Argentinian style steak.
Chased away a hangover with breakfast at the Double Dutch Pancake House last time I was there, if anyone is after a change from a fry up. | |
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| York booze and food guide on 18:13 - Aug 26 with 3477 views | Plattyswrinklynuts |
At the races back in June so honourable mentions for Enoteca restaurant (Italian) & the Ackhorne, traditional pub for a few hand pump real ales & some serious ciders. |  | | |
| York booze and food guide on 10:29 - Aug 27 with 3231 views | DorkingDale |
Have a great away day everyone. | | | |
| York booze and food guide on 11:23 - Aug 27 with 3157 views | EllDale |
We’re booked in Caesar’s Italian restaurant by the Minster. Great place.
Will probably be drinking in the Judges Lodgings and Lendal Cellars. Decent beer choice in both places. | | | |
| York booze and food guide on 12:31 - Aug 27 with 3089 views | pioneer |
Is the Wellington On Alma Terrace still going…was my favourite spot for Sam Smiths many years ago. | | | |
| York booze and food guide on 16:32 - Aug 27 with 2944 views | KnavesmireBob |
| York booze and food guide on 12:31 - Aug 27 by pioneer |
Is the Wellington On Alma Terrace still going…was my favourite spot for Sam Smiths many years ago. |
It is indeed mate, still a cracking pub. Lovely street and part of town too :) | | | |
| York booze and food guide on 16:52 - Aug 27 with 2909 views | blackdogblue |
Steer clear of Sam Smiths pubs… the old bastard has stopped doing Double Four, upped the strength a bit of Alpine and in so ruined the balance of half & half….
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| York booze and food guide on 17:19 - Aug 27 with 2875 views | DaleiLama |
Nice guide KB - sadly staying en route tonight so can't take advantage of facilities. What's the best place to park for free round the ground anyone - too tight to pay unless forced to. Ta |  |
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| York booze and food guide on 18:37 - Aug 27 with 2796 views | KnavesmireBob |
| York booze and food guide on 17:19 - Aug 27 by DaleiLama |
Nice guide KB - sadly staying en route tonight so can't take advantage of facilities. What's the best place to park for free round the ground anyone - too tight to pay unless forced to. Ta |
I've not driven up there before on a match day but I expect you'll be fine parking on one of the residential streets in Huntington to the west of the ground and then walking along Jockey Lane. It's a nice enough suburb. | | | |
| York booze and food guide on 19:27 - Aug 27 with 2722 views | DaleiLama |
| York booze and food guide on 18:37 - Aug 27 by KnavesmireBob |
I've not driven up there before on a match day but I expect you'll be fine parking on one of the residential streets in Huntington to the west of the ground and then walking along Jockey Lane. It's a nice enough suburb. |
Cheers. | |
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| York booze and food guide on 11:27 - Sep 1 with 2147 views | DaleiLama |
| York booze and food guide on 18:37 - Aug 27 by KnavesmireBob |
I've not driven up there before on a match day but I expect you'll be fine parking on one of the residential streets in Huntington to the west of the ground and then walking along Jockey Lane. It's a nice enough suburb. |
We bobbed into Next home as we're looking for a new settee and the Mrs wanted some stuff from M&S. Gave us chance to scope out parking. (a) YCFC selling 400 spaces for £5 a pop. (b) Park free for 2 hours an extend it to 6 by spending £5 at one of the retailers on site. Went with option (b) couple of butties and an Eccles cake from M&S and a 5 min walk to the ground. Posting this as a PSA in case we meet them again and the current status quo remains. | |
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