Where to eat in York - restaurants and pubs | food and drink | York Press

The Tanglewood

The family-owned Tanglewood, is one of York’s landmark restaurants. Looking for somewhere new and interesting to eat out. Bored with the same pubs and carveries?

The Nags Head, Askham Bryan

The Nags Head has been under new ownership by Chef Paul Tulip for over a year now. The pub has recently been refurbished with a fresh look to the outside. Food is very important to the team at The Nags Head making freshly prepared food using local produce where ever possible. So if its great food in a village traditional pub then the Nags Head at Askam Bryan is a great choice.

The Grange Hotel

Conveniently located, just a few minutes’ walk from York Minister, guests dining at The Grange Hotel, enjoy exceptional food in luxurious surroundings. There’s a choice of two restaurants. The menu in the AA 2 rosette Ivy Brasserie focuses on top quality local seasonal produce whilst in The New York Grill there’s fabulous choice of tender juicy steaks, grills, fish and vegetarian dishes.

Restaurant 31 Castlegate

12:00am Thursday 15th March 2012

Visit Yorks latest taste sensation! Resaturant 31 Castlegate ensures that all our guests expectations are exceeded by providing a sensational dining experience.

Plonkers

With picturesque views of the river, Plonkers offers not only a wide range of food but a great setting too, with an outside seating area right beside the River Ouse, sit back and wait for your food and drink to be brought to you.

Lady Anne Middletons

12:00am Tuesday 10th May 2011

Open seven days a week for snack lunches and dinner. This unique historic building, nestling in a secluded English Courtyard garden, offers the ideal venue for relaxed and tranquil dining.

The New Inn at Tholthorpe

12:00am Thursday 7th October 2010

The New Inn at Tholthorpe provides high quality and innovative cooking in a friendly and warm atmosphere. Overlooking the village pond, the New Inn offers a focal point for the village while being equally welcoming of visitors from surrounding villages and further a field.

The Rythre Arms Steakhouse

For over 25 years the Rythre Arms has been the Steak Mecca of Yorkshire. Nestled between Tadcaster and Selby this village pub and restaurant has been serving the best locally sourced beef available.