Delrios is a beautiful quaint restaurant in York. We triedcon NYE but couldnt get in but was happy…read morewith this visit we both had calzones which were awesome. The staff wete amazing and took good care of us.

Second visit Had the Tagliatelle mushrooms with truffle…read morecream sauce I was thinking the truffle might be too strong but it was perfect you could still taste the mushrooms and cream sauce The service was amazing

This place was recommended to us by our air bnb host after a long day of driving. The staff weee…read morefriendly, food was tasty, and price was right.

I could have sworn I'd written a review …read more Right this place is easy to find as its the first cafe you come across while walking to town from the train station. Come here for your breccie before you even think of stepping foot in town! From cakes, epic salads, omlettes, breccie, pies and sandwiches.. this is a gem. I ALWAYS go for the eggs bendedict royale here... Lots of salmon perched on English muffins, smothered in lots of hollandaise sauce and yummy runny yolk goodness from two poached eggs for just over a fiver...bargain.. The milkshakes are delish and the service was so much better here this time. Even had the amazing chef being us our food.. the quality and the cheapness is hard to believe especially when you pay at least a tenner in Manchester for one egg on some dried toast. Only criticism is the table layout. They could fit in so much more people in if they changed things around..other than that a quaint good value cafe..oh and feel free to ask for breakfast after 11 as the chef might say yes :-)

We were given 15 minutes to shop at the Tesco in York for alcohol. We went in and made our way to…read morethe aisle. I didn't have time to browse but the place was gigantic. I can see why they are one of the biggest grocery chains in the UK. The alcohol aisle boasted beers, spirits, and wines from different parts of the world. The prices seemed reasonable so I bought some canned mixed drinks since we weren't supposed to bring glass into the New Years Eve party in Edinburgh. The registers are plentiful and I wasn't carded. Granted the drinking age is 18, so there was nothing to worry about. Our tour manager later confessed that it was fun to watch us all scramble and that 15 minutes was an unreasonable amount of time for us to shop. Noted. Thanks a lot.

This Tesco store is generally well laid out. It has a reasonably sized clothing department upstairs…read morewhich has some great clothes at fantastic prices, particularly shoes and kids clothes. In the main part of the store, as well as the main food and drink aisles, there are departments for books and magazines, homeware, kitchen appliances and other electrical equipment and seasonal sales. If you can get in at the right time, you can pick up some good bargains, however, it takes a while to work out what the special times of the day are! Don't park in the carpark and go to the college as you'll be fined £75!

Wonderful atmosphere. Good food well priced. Gets busy as it is only small inside so booking may…read morebe essential.

What a lovely bakery in Acomb! Visiting from America, and it's been a few years since we've been to…read moreYork. Last time I was here, this cute shop wasn't, so it's nice to see a fresh new addition to the area. It's quite a large space - open and airy with high ceilings and plenty of hanging plants, making for an enjoyable atmosphere. There's lots of seating, both indoors and out on their front patio lined with colorful flowers. We chose to sit outside on this nice, sunny morning. But first we ordered at their front counter. Here you'll find a few large glass cases displaying lots of baked goods. Savory tarts, danishes, fresh breads, and small sandwiches. We came for coffee, but couldn't resist a little bite once we saw what was on offer. Opting for the goat cheese, tomato and basil tart, they quickly warmed it for us and delivered it out to our table. Along with it came our big cups of tasty coffee; an oat milk latte for me and a cappuccino for my husband. Everything was enjoyable! Our 10-month old was definitely a fan of the flaky pastry, as were we. I would look forward to returning here again before we head back home, and on our future visits to York.

Amazing pizza, quick delivery and fairly priced. Will defiantly will order a delivery again.read more

This was an enjoyable establishment. Didn't start off well as the waitress did not know what mezcal…read morewas and they were out of the mezcal cocktail. I wasn't a fan of the cocktail flight because it was a bit foamy, but I had better luck with the food. Had a steak special that was reasonably priced and cooked well with a side of broccolini. Enjoyed a salad to start off my meal that was light and fresh. I enjoyed the decor of the establishment with a fun bar area and you could watch the food being prepared. We started off with one waitress and finished our dining experience with a different waitress who was in training but she was very sweet. Overall enjoyable dining experience.

Wonderful meal with wonderful service! Everything we had was really good to outstanding. I can't…read morerecommend the King Prawns enough. When it arrived I thought 'hmm shrimp is not as big as I'd have thought' but then I tasted it and the sauce, shrimp, bread and veggies together were one of the best shrimp dishes I've ever had. I even saved the left over sauce (had it put in a ramekin) and put it on my steak. It was that good. My wife got the pork chops special and it was good too but the beans that were served with it were spectacular. Beans??? I didn't know they could be spectacular. Truffle chips (fries) were quality too. The home made black sheep sticky toffee pudding was also a must try. Lastly, Gosia, our waitress, was knowledgeable and took great care of us. When we are in York, we will be back.

I go to Beefeater practically once a week with my dad, and I never cease to be amazed with how good…read morethe food is. Sean and the team are fantastic and are really nice and sociable. I usually get the house stack burger or sometimes a steak and they are always a five star on the food. I'm definitely going to bring my children in the future.

The Beefeater is the restaurant of the Premier Inn on York Business Park. I've been a couple of…read moretimes and food is nice, cheap, and they have a good range. Last time I went I was looking forward to a nice meal and when I get there they said that there was some kind of emergency and they couldn't serve anyone which was a shame.

One of the best places for a Sunday Roast! The roast comes with a lot of sides and a decent portion…read moreof veggies. I also highly recommend the mutton over the beef. We got both but the beef was a bit lacking in flavor and tenderness. The appetizers that come before the sunday roast are also very fancy and taste amazing. It was a bit of fancy before our main meal. The food portions here are very generous and I highly suggest making a reservation for the best Sunday roast in town.

We stopped by for lunch after reading the reviews. They were serving tapas style ordering. Not…read moreknowing what to expect, we ordered several plates like beet soaked smoked salmon and heirloom tomatoes. The food was amazing and well presented. Yes, small portions, but the flavors were very unique. While it adds up quickly, this is a relatively inexpensive high end restaurant. Definite where you take a date or have that special meal.

Cute. Quirky. Super coffee. Bikies. I go every day if I lived here. Happy people. Time to get…read moremy walks.

Excellent All-Day Breakfast Options…read more My opinion my be colored by the fact the fact that I arrived in York after being underfed by United Airlines, but a lovely breakfast/lunch spot in a genteel and comfortable part of York that I ate at twice. I originally was going to order their Eggs n' Funghi for my first meal, but the Mumbai Eggs and the prospect of getting a bit of spice in my breakfast was too much. I did compromise and ask them to give me some mushroom on the side. It was excellent but essentially shakashouka; I was expecting something something currier and with a touch more cream. The breakfast the next day was Eggs n' Funghi with Bacon. I'm afraid I'm still not used to British bacon despite having spent some time here, but I did think that the pesto-coated grilled portobello mushrooms were very well done. Quite heavy of a meal, so be forewarned. A cozy (not much space for extraneous luggage) location. Lots of attractive-looking baked goods. Service is prompt and generally pretty polite. Prices are very reasonable, especially given what I'm used to in the States. An interesting and diverse brunch menu, probably the most so of the several locations I researched in York.