Mr. Sandwich is located in the shambles in York. The sandwich selection isn't amazing by my…read morestandards, however the selling point to Mr. Sandwich is that he has something like 50+ sandwiches all priced at 1 pound. This is by far and away the cheapest sandwich you will get in the city and usually it's not half bad either. The shop is tiny, barely large enough to fit 8 people in at a time, so there is occasionally a line. You will be rewarded for your wait, however, with an economic and pleasing sandwich. Highlights include the Fresh mozzarella-tomato and the Chicken and corn. My only complaint is that he has mayonnaise but no mustard (how can a sandwich shop not have mustard!?). I suppose this is probably the standard in England so I shouldn't complain but if you're a fan of mustard on your sandwiches make sure to bring your own. Oh also there's nowhere to sit so be expecting to take your sandwich to go (there's some benches you can eat them at around the corner).

This is the best sandwich shop in York. it is situated in the Shamles and every sandwich costs £1…read more lots of different fillings. it does get very busy and they sell out of their sandwiches so they have to make them on the spot usually at lunchtime. but this assures that they are very fresh! and the rolls are excellent. Recommended!

Crumbles in York Shambels is such a little spot for a sweet treat. They have a great selection of…read morehomemade crumbles and other desserts, and you can really taste the care that goes into each one. I tried the crumble with marshmallows and custard, and it was absolutely delicious. The marshmallows added this fun, gooey sweetness that worked perfectly with the warm, comforting crumble and creamy custard. The portion was pretty large for me, so I shared it with someone and we both felt satisfied. If you're wandering around York and in the mood for something warm and sweet, it's worth a stop.

Not very impressed by the pastrami sandwich. Very chewy and would not purchase again. Others in our…read moregroup were so-so about their options too. Be aware that this is strictly an order window and there is no seating.

Now this will be a shock to Americans. All of us love Prime Rib with horseradish sauce and…read moreYorkshire pudding, but in York itelf they only eat it at Sunday afternoon brunch! There are hundreds of restaurants with every cuisine from around the world in York: Indian, Nepalese, Polish, Chinese, Sushi, Italian, French, Pizza, Burgers, McDonald's, and at least 1000 pubs, most of them good. But--try to get Prime Rib and Yorkshire Pudding any day but Sunday, and you get laughed out of town. Which forces you to eat at the York Roast Co. The food is edible but quite unlike the prime rib you expect. It is cut in small pieces, slathered in brown gravy, dumped on top of some veggies and served in a box. It is sort of the Kentucky Fried Chicken version of a Prime Rib dinner, except the quality is one notch lower. The people are nice but you pick your box up at the counter, fast food style. The ambience screams Henry the Eighth ate here, and not in a good way. Thank god for the giant brick pilar in the middle holding the building up. Avoid it if you can, and wait for Sunday Roast someplace else.

First time trying this place and it's the first place we ate at in York. I had the Beef Yorky Pud…read moreRoast with Horseradish while my husband ordered the Ham Yorky Pud Roast with cranberry. Apparently, the horseradish is wasabi flavor. Good thing I like wasabi. The beef was not tender though. I don't know if it's the bread that was bitter but I didn't like the food that much. The lady on the cashier was nice though. Although, the place was not tidy nor clean.

I wanted to try more Yorkshire cheeses, and I was thrilled to find this well-stocked deli at the…read moreShambles marketplace. They were popular for lunch sandwiches, too. I ordered a Wensleydale with walnut chutney, and chose a granary bread roll. This sandwich was huge and everything was fresh! I also bought two small wedges from their great cheese selection: Richard III and Cornish Yarg. Everything was delicious

A wonderful deli next to York market, a huge selection of cheeses, salamis and various antipasti…read more Our favourite place for sandwiches too, far better than M&S - try pate, redcurrant jelly & salad on sunflower seed rolls or rosemary baked ham with onion marmalade - all made to order. They also do picnic boxes, great to take to the Minster or Museum gardens for lunch. Oly place I know where you can buy fresh curds too.

York is full of exquisite cafes - I'm so impressed with this little city. This place was definitely…read morea treat. They lure you in with their window treats. But you aren't lied to. Fantastic food and coffee. Limited seating. Worth the wait. This was our last breakfast in York. Very memorable.

It was about a 30-minute wait for a table and a fairly long wait for food, but it was all worth it…read more Tiny little place with abput 24 total seats, so larger parties are probably not a great idea. They do their best to turn tables, but diners, by and large, seem to linger. Rude, but that's people. The staff was very friendly and the food was great! We tried the Corn Fritters and then a special Asian Pork Belly Benedict... both excellent! Good coffee and tea and some nice-looking lattes, etc. Oh, and some great pastries and brownies! You can also get their baked items two doors down at Brew & Brownie Bake Shop! A breakfast/brunch-time winner!

I got the meal. The turkey was decent but Yorkshire pudding was meh and the potatoes were hard as a…read morerock.

I guess I should have read the reviews before going to this place. My husband was so excited about…read morehaving Yorkshire Pudding in York so as soon as we spotted this place we went in. The service was absolutely incompetent and no one there seemed to know what they were doing. I went for a GF no bread sandwich while my husband went veggie and my daughter went turkey. Everyone was disappointed. I can confidently sat that I make a better Yorkshire than what is being served up here.

Cute little cafe in York! It was cold and I happened upon this place on our way back to our hotel…read more My caramel latte (with soya milk ) hit the spot. The biscuit they serve with the coffee was quite tasty too. Nice staff! Small cafe but decent seating. We took our drinks to go through. I recommend!

This place was a happy accident. My colleague wanted formal tea at Betty's but the line was…read moreridiculous. We passed Mannion on our way to find another place and it just looked so inviting we went in! So glad we did. We were 5 and they put a table together on the back patio, which was perfect. Our servers were delightful and there was so much great stuff on the menu. Ended up having nice teas, a fruit scone and a savory cheese scone, which were massive. Both served warm and delicious. The cheese scone is served with sour cream/chives and a tomato jam. The sweet tangy combo on warm savory cheese scone is perfection. Also have a huge grazing board charcuterie which was way more than enough for 5 people to share. Colleagues who ordered eggs Benedict and a sandwich were very happy. Of and truffle fries, because why not. So much good food, and some Prosecco and wine and the bill was only $126! Plus, we enjoyed a lovely long lunch. Can't wait to go back try try more of the menu.

Wonderful food, cozy atmosphere, great beer and muled wine. We loved this restaurant! We ordered…read moredumplings and perogis and highly recommend them!

Excellent food, nice setting, and friendly staff. We very much enjoyed the whole experience…read more The food is delicious and beautifully prepared. The beef cheek was unctuous, and the vegetable accompaniment has lovely notes of cinnamon and juniper in the slaw portion. The hunters stew was filling but not heavy, and well seasoned. The oscypek cheese starter is similar to halloumi, with a firm, salty chew that gets your tastebuds going. The beer selection covers the gamut of Polish beers, from light lagers to raisin-y bocks (Koźlak). There's a wide range of vodka cocktails we did not try, plus ciders and wines. And the truly house made desserts are worth saving room for. I usually pass on dessert, but the cheesecake (not sweet) and poppyseed cake were too much to resist -- and I'm glad we didn't. So filling we brought half back home. The staff was friendly, and our waitress was charming and helpful, and even helped me understand the variations of the gołabki cabbage rolls that my grandmother had called galumpkies. Turns out there are many versions (and names) of these stuffed rolls across Eastern Europe. Now I know! Definitely worth putting on your York agenda. PS: the actual restaurant name is The Blue Barbakan

Took a punt on this little bar/cafe and enjoyed it thoroughly. Lovely friendly staff and great…read morecoffee (according to my companions) inside a cute place. It was a hot day and my cold bottle of Brew Dog IPA really hit the spot. A big fat slice of lemon drizzle cake was excellent. No Wi-fi to encourage chatting!

Went here on a Living Social cocktail deal on a Saturday evening. It's great: everyone is over 25…read moreand not gravy tanned 16 year old nitwits like in Revs, it's just out of the way of the main drag so its busy but not too busy, you can hear each other over the music and the cocktails are really nice and not too expensive. Not sure about during the day but will sample that later.