Opened in 2009, this pub in town use to be the strip club…read more It is in a great location, the pub is nice enough, but it is missing something. It has all the ingredients for a great cocktail bar, but the owner doesn't want to attract that type of crowd. it is good, but could be so much better....

Pleasant bar, stopped off for lunch and wasn't disappointed. Small selection of reasonably priced…read moremenu options, Good service time. Very small selection of ales. Would return andante try out on an evening for live music.

Have been visiting Royal Oak (Gillamoor) for over 20 years The food is consistantly good, the staff…read moreare always very welcoming, friendly & helpful. The letting rooms are well maintained & comfy

My room was located in a new part of the hotel which was a long way to pull suitcases, particularly…read morefor my elderly parents. The room was a regular 'corporate' style and had all the regular items you expect to find. There was a cuddly teddy bear on the bed which you can adopt if you ask at Reception. The bathroom was a little tired and needs some updating. There was plenty of hot water, towels and Molton Brown toiletries. The room was refreshed twice a day, which was fab. Breakfast was in the restaurant and there was plenty of cereal, fruit juice and cooked items available which was cooked to order. Delish! The bar prices are expensive. The meal we had in the restaurant was lovely, service was excellent. The prices were expensive. £45 for 3 a la carte courses and £25 from the other menu. You could pick and choose off both. All the staff we came into contact with were great: friendly and nothing was too much trouble.

Turned up here in our jeans and walking boots (not muddy ones though) so when we walked in we were…read morelooked up and down by the supercilious waiter who asked if we were dinning when I confirmed we would he said he would see if they had a table available. They did but not till 9.00 pm as we weren't in a rush we decided we would eat here. We opted for the taster menu and all I can say is it was well worth the wait, the food was cooked and presented to a high standard the wine selection with the food was also excellent. I couldn't help but recommend this place for an evening's meal, it's not on the cheap side but for a special occasion worth the visit if you are looking for good food in nice surroundings.

Used to go here all the time with my dad for either drinks or a meal. We would normally have Sunday…read morelunch and it was gorgeous and filling. I've heard that the people who own it now aren't as good and that the general quality has gone down but I used to like it so don't know how it is these days.

Great stay in Clifton, on the outskirts of York. Beautiful old home in a quiet neighborhood of…read moreparks and giant trees, lovely hospitality from owner Claire and host Peter. Clean, comfortable beds and rooms, and a "wear your pajamas and go anywhere you like" sense of home. Nice bar, beers in good nick, excellent kitchen and dining room, big breakfast. Easy to find, great and easy parking. Slept like a baby with windows wide open, awoke to birdsong. Can't do better in this part of England!

Came here for a birthday celebration on a Saturday. Service…read morewas impeccable, attentive and lovely waiters who were very accommodating and were always very courteous. Unfortunately almost everything else lets the place down. The actual restaurant was not too bad, everything was nicely decorated in the front although the dining tables had no table sheets and seating wasn't very comfortable which lead to a very pub-like feel. Actually, a pub is slightly better. The food was also under-average. Satay chicken was standard fried affair (grilling would have been better) and the curries were underwhelming (over-cooked duck and not very authentic tasting). The fried rice was a little too 'wet' and could have done with a higher frying temperature. The papaya salad was overpoweringly spicy and fish cakes were thin, chewy and lacking life. If it were not for the service this would have been a 2 star review.

We love this restaurant, the food is just amazing, and you don't have to have it spicy if you don't…read morewant to. We highly recommend the seafood platter for two, we have it every time it costs around £56 but you get crab claw soup with massive crab claws in them, also a whole sea bass, plus lots of other bits. The staff are always polite and helpful.

We weren't impressed with the Grantham Arms (not a traditional pub) nor The Three Horse Shoes (bit…read morerough). The Black Bull was perfect - traditional, great ales, great atmosphere and terrific food. Would give 6 stars if I could.

The best pub in town By far. The landlord knows how to keep beer ....read more

This successful chippy follows in the footsteps of Silks in Crossgates and Snainton…read more This is a small shop and offers the usual range of fish and chip shop fayre. The difference here is everything is so fresh and tasty. The place is spotlessly clean and the staff chatty and welcoming. Expect to pay £4.60 for 'one of each'. There are reductions for senior citizens. No criticisms whatsoever. Gets my vote as the best in town.

Definately the best in town and very consistant with the quality every time…read more Good kids meals aswell which is always nice to see offered. Keep it up guys!

This place is amazing and it gets better every time I come with an amazing arange of wine but quite…read morelate in the night it gets slow so 4 stars is what is worth

This is the best pizza restaurant in Yorkshire. The staff are always so accommodating despite it…read morebeing very busy during their happy hour. Their tagliatelle Florios is delicious and their pizza bases are second to none. Excellent value and a great family friendly venue.