Lucky days in York

Popped in for a bit to eat and last time we came here, we had our dog with us and sat outside. This time we were seated up stairs and it’s clean and staff very attentive and friendly and nothing was too much trouble. The Yorkshire breakfast was lovely and a bit too much for me, but the poached eggs were the star, perfect and thank you.

Absolutely shocking food, service and toilets, ridiculous price food for stuff made in the microwave.£65 for two paniinis and a ham sandwich appalling

Good menu options but very pricey. £3.30 for a cup of tea!

We visited the City and came across this lovely little cafe restaurant by chance. Varied menu- choose your main dish then 3 salads (all delicious) to accompany it. Catered well for gluten free options- thank you. Myself, my daughter and two granddaughters were served quickly and caringly. We would certainly return.

Food was horrible, hardly any good choice

I have been here a few times with my husband for breakfast and lunch and decided to take my mum for lunch. We had the quiche and three salads all very tasty. The pastry on the quiche was brilliant and the staff were polite and efficient. Mum really enjoyed it too. No photos unfortunately as we were too busy enjoying it!😊

Menu too fussy and poncey. Nothing simple. Everything had loads of salads and veg. It was very expensive. We wanted to go for lunch but couldn't find anything to eat, everything was pounced up and miscellaneous items added. We settled for tea and cake but we wanted sandwiches but again menu too fussy. Went 2 years ago and menu was great. Would not recommend. Go to shambles cafe for good simple everyday food

Our family of five adults and two children, one coeliac child and one adult stopped by for tea on a busy bank holiday. Although they were very busy we were seated in an upstairs room on our own. The staff were very attentive and helpful with our dietary requirements. The cakes were wonderful, I particularly recommend the toasted fruit loaf.

We stopped for lunch and the food was amazing. Everything tested so fresh. The place is clean and looks nice too. The staff are all lovely too

Horrible service.Girl with red hair has a attitude problem. First thing she said was. "Do I know you"? Which I thought was incredibly cheeky and not professional. Myself and my friend were mortified. She should be sacked. I will not be coming back. Low petergate

The 'cafe' is filthy, the food in the window is days old and the fridge is not to tempurature so all the salads are off. All food and "fresh soup and juice" is store bought from tesco. The 'chefs' can be heard from downstairs shouting at the teenage waiters like children. This disgusting, dusty, moldy place is lucky only the elderly dine here (since they have no taste buds and poor vision) this awful place and the way it is run is a reflection of the the owner. Chris.

Great location, excellent menu, quality food and staff were so friendly. Will definitely eat here next time we are in York

Food in this place was absolutely amazing! Best meal I’ve had for a long time. Staff very friendly. Just a shame you don’t open one closer to where we live lol

Staff extremely welcoming and friendly. Shame about the owner who was very arrogant and rude to staff in front of customers. He is very unprofessional. Lovely food, had scones and cheesecake.

Beautiful food had a takeaway peri peri chicken with pasta tomato and coleslaw was perfect not too zingy. Thank you so much .

Great food very friendly staffs

Delicious well presented food , staff very polite and attentive . My husband had the teriyaki salmon and choice of 3 lovely salad items , and I had the goats cheese open sandwich with 3 salad items, the salads were Mediterranean cous cous, coleslaw , tomato and beetroot salad plus at least 3 others, portions decent

Lovely tasty foid very well presented to look and taste so appetising

Excellent little cafe in the heart of York city centre brilliant service excellent food would definitely recommend. Open early on a Sunday morning for a great breakfast. Catered well for dairy allergy amended dishes to suit us.

Good coffee Friendly waiting staff Scone was dry and stodgy despite the menu stating scones were baked daily- didn't taste strongly of orange or blueberry Staff meeting being held next to my table was distracting

Stopped by on our last day in York alerted them to an allergy and was given the menu. Selected an item when did show the allergy in when it come to ordering the waitress said that allergy is present. So I asked why it's not listed on the sheet. She said "I'm not the chef" that's no excuse. People can be seriously unwell and even die from allergies.

What a wonderful find. Not only is it dog friendly inside and out but the food is delicious. I got the 6 salads which was so tasty Other options include a sandwich or tart with your choice of 3 salads.

Had to wait 20 minutes for two cups of decafe coffee. Service was very slow, forceful on giving out food when we only wanted a drink . Also asked for tips even though I had to wait 20 minutes for two coffee.

Cute cafe with nice foods. Ordered: (1) soup of the day (meat), apple crumbles with vanilla ice cream, blackberry scone, lemonade and breakfast tea. All that for £24. Reasonable pricing. Has two floors so more seatings available. Upstairs was slightly quiet and also cushioned seats available over wooden chairs, this was ideal for my poor back. Situated in the central so it is very convenient. Then I walked to the Viking exhibition which was very close.

Food was delicious, very friendly staff, went for morning coffee saw the menu and decided to come back for lunch, it did not disappoint, lunch was delicious would highly recommend, editing my review because I got a savory scone to take away, it was the best savoury scone I have ever had , would most definitely recommend

Came across this wee spot when searching for breakfast Saturday morning. Great selection delicious pancakes and the fry was spot on. Quirky interior and very clean. Staff very helpful good service despite it being very busy. Worth a visit would liked to have tried the cakes they looked delic

Nice stop for brunch and plenty of options, can get very busy so staff may not always be obvious but are very friendly.

Best breakfast in York! Customer service is absolutely outstanding, very kind and considerate team!

Really cute place for brunch in York. Tulips on the tables were a sweet idea. The food was really nice - had the open chicken sandwich and you get a choice of 3 salad options to go with (I would recommend the pasta and couscous). All tasted fresh. And the staff who welcomed us in were excellent. Waited on by Toby who did everything to accomodate and was a generally cheerful presence at the door and in the cafe. Partner really loved the coffee too. Would go back there again!

Called here again for a couple of brews and a salad. Food as always was good but it's so refreshing to see and receive good service. Both Toby and Oscar are a credit to your business and couldn't have been more polite and helpful.

First time I really enjoyed the meal, thank you to the staff ,excellent service.

It was very clean, prices were reasonable and the food was delicious. Service was excellent, would definitely recommend.

Not being a local to York, we decided to stick to what we knew by choosing Lucky Days for an early breakfast. The service was really good and staff were attentive. The quality of food was decent enough for the price range. In all, for two of us, it came to around £33 with two coffees and an apple juice. My only gripe is the overall condition of the restaurant itself - it's very dirty. Everything is worn out, especially all the chairs with all the dirt under the cushions. Otherwise I had a pleasant enough experience.

We had a delicious breakfast here. Full English Yorkshire breakfast, Shakshuka, American pancakes, coffee, fresh juice. All were delicious, quickly produced and served. Our waitress was under supervision whilst in training, and it's great to see staff being properly trained. Nothing not to like here. Highly recommended.

45 minute wait for food and defensive/rude staff when we pointed out that our 1 year old baby son and 5 year old son were getting very hungry waiting for food (not to mention us, the parents). The person we spoke to was very defensive and walked off in a huff, very unprofessional. Apparently they lost our order and had to start it from scratch after over half an hour of waiting. The food when it arrived was nothing special. Not suitable for families, would not recommend or revisit

Travelled to York on a day out. First place we came across was this cafe. We arrived just before 9am and the door was open so myself and my party went in and sat down. After about 5 minutes a lady appeared carrying crockery and very abruptly proceeded to tell us that they were closed. I pointed out that it was quite literally minutes to opening time and could we wait. The lady was very rude and told us no we would have to leave and go back when they were open, which at this point was about 2-3 minutes before they opened. We found this lady to be very rude and ignorant and could seriously use some training in customer service !

Amazing scones!! Highly recommended!

Disappointing experience here today. Upon sitting down it became quite quickly evident that this place needs a good clean and needs some TLC. We had cake and coffee and the cake was dry and the coffee mug was chipped. The cleanliness of the water glass was also questionable. Staff were lovely however the gentleman, who we assume was management, didn't speak to his staff in a way in which I would like to be spoken too - not nice to overhear.

Lovely food lovely waiting staff, very rude and unprofessional manager to his staff particularly. Shouting at staff and making sarcastic comments about them. Made us feel very uncomfortable.

Just had our meal here. Incredible, sensational, healthy tasting food. Honestly the best! Thank you.

So we visited on Saturday 2nd March 2023, at first it looked like a nice little independent cafe from the outside so we were happy to go in, it is spread out over 3 different floors. The adult sandwiches were ok but nothing special, definitely not worth the price. The children's jacket potatoes were not enjoyable for my little ones, sat in a pool of salad dressing so as you can imagine, most children would be unhappy. Now here is the worst part, hearing the owner/manager talk down to the staff, belittling them in front of customers was shocking. I felt sorry for the member of staff as you could see she was embarrassed to be treated that way, this did not stop there. We ordered children's drinks and when they came, the drinks were wrong. To bring the following into context, my children are 7 and 8. The member of staff was informed that the drinks were wrong and told us that the ones we ordered were out of stock, while talking to the children to see what they want, the member of staff said directly to my children 'do you want them or not'. This is obviously a result of the way that the owner/manager talks to the members of staff and the staff have in turn use that to talk to my children in that appalling and completely unacceptable way. It looks to me that the owner/manager has hired a lot of young staff looking for work, to keep costs down and treats them with resentment. ALSO OVER PRICED I will not be returning

I usually don't like reviews. But anyway here goes. First impression of this place is. Far enough it was very busy. First thing we noticed was. Young lad dropped a teaspoon on the floor and picked it up. We said that spoons been on the floor. He just put it aside and it got put on the tray and sent out to whoever table it was for? That spoon should have been placed in the sink. He must have been new. But even so. It's common sense not to use cutlery from the floor. Next thing I noticed was lad who was cleaning table before we sat down. Picks up dog bowl from floor. Empties it in the sink where you wash your hands etc. And then sprays the table. He should have washed his hands first before spraying the table. Not very hygienic. Food was good. Bit pricey for a bit of bread and Coronation Chicken. Won't visit again. Outside this place looks lovely with the food at the front. And far enough it was good food. But I can imagine that in York itself it is going to be pricey.

Great service, nice coffee. Great selection of cakes, could do with a wider selection of smaller savoury items

Lovely experience. Staff all very friendly and attentive. Very personal experience. We couldn't of asked for more. Food was all fresh produce. Absolutely delicious and high recommend

Cheap atmosphere, narrow place with little unstable desks, an uncomfortable sit in experience. Food is terrible the only two options for lunch were meatballs and salmon with 3 different salads, no rice or fries were available. Even the water is overpriced. Never again.

Popped in for an ad hoc lunch the other day and was really surprised at this place. What a little gem!!!! We were shown to a beautiful little private seating area and made to feel special. The initial greeting was warm and kind; and the service throughout was attentive but not intrusive. Caring but not obsequious. I absolutely loved it. The food….. God the food…… Every single thing was a taste explosion. I never eat my salad first, but I chose a delicious slow cooked pulled pork panini, which came with a choice of three salads. The coleslaw was so tasty and unusual I obsessively destroyed it before even trying anything else. I had a roasted carrot and chickpea salad which was amazing and a Morroccan cous cous. Thy sell my favourite Assam tea, the only place I’ve found that does. High grown strong malty tea, picked on the banks of the Brahmaputra river in India- stunning cuppa! Then for pudding I had the home cooked Yorkshire fruit cake, served with a respectable wedge of Wensleydale Cheese- you really can’t get any more perfectly Yorkshire. It was beautiful. The flowers on the table were real and fresh, even the butter portions were delicately hand wrapped like little sweets. Their attention to detail was absolutely admirable. I’ve promised myself to visit often, especially eyeing up the Eggs Benedict for breakfast next time. I now have a favourite place to eat when I’m lunching in York. Please go, you won’t be disappointed. Especially if you like the simple things in life done incredibly well. A gem of a place.

Very nice staff served good tea and coffee and some very nice scones.

Very impressed. We actually went to two of their branches on the same day and the service and quality was consistent. The staff were all not just friendly, but actually smiley 😁

Thoroughly delicious breakfast and coffee. Very friendly staff and excellent service

I really loved the concept of this place, where they have rotational salads and a good offering of daily soups, sandwiches and hot food. The staff were really nice and helpful in adjusting our order to whatever we wanted, and the food itself was simple but perfect for a easy and light lunch.

Food was lovely, dog friendly which is always a bonus and the scones were yum! Only thing i would say is it was a touch pricey for what you got but non the less was still a nice brunch.

Lovely, cosy space with delicious cakes and delightful staff. Stopped by here for a coffee and a cake. I was very excited to see a couple of gluten free options (as well as vegan). I highly recommend the gf triple fudge cake. The music and atmosphere were great and the staff were so friendly and kind. I will definitely come back here the next time I am in York.

Good choice of food. Reasonably priced and very tasty

Spontaneous lunch stop and was wonderfully impressed with variety and value for money. So so tasty and amazingly friendly and helpful staff

The gluten free menu advertised on the front door doesn't exist, it's the regular menu and the only two options are yoghurt and fruit salad. Very misleading and disappointing. The staff were also incredibly loud while having their own personal conversations and for the money we paid we would definitely not recommend.

Just eaten at Lucky Days York and had to pop on and leave a review… The lunch menu is superb, as is the friendly service. The food was sensational, with a choice of 3 out of 6 salads to have with your lunch, all with genius combos of ingredients. We had the Moroccan soup and the pulled pork panini. The whole menu is mouth watering, well worth a visit.

Despite Google saying it was open Saturday at midday, when we arrived it was closed. Was looking forward to a jacket potato.

I had a lovely bacon and mushroom butty. The mushrooms were seasoned with Thyme, which pairs perfectly with mushroom! My partner had Shakshuka which he thoroughly enjoyed.

Jacob, the server could not have been kinder. He was very prompt and concerned about our meal, which is more than I can say about whoever is running this place. The food was awful. And that is being very kind. We ordered 1 Soup entree, 1 Panini entree with the 3 salads, and a Lasagna Entree, and that was with the standard salad. The Panini entree was great. Full plate with nice salads. As for my lasagna, it was a 2x2 inch piece of lasagna, and it came with 2 small bites of salad. How appalling. £13, I was in shock. How do you offer this? On top of that, the plate it was served on was a lunch plate, not a standard dinner plate. A proper plate with a little more salad would have been nicer. Salad is very cheap. Most of the diners were not eating lunch, just teas and coffees and a few desserts red flag we should have seen. Never will we go back, and I hope they step up their game and not take advantage of other visitors. It's not a good example of 1st time York visitors.

It is a beautiful and cute restaurant close to the city centre. The food was spectacular, and the staff were very polite, with a big smile and care. If you are looking for a nice place to have breakfast or brunch, this restaurant is for you.

Stunning breakfast. The girls working were lovely. Will deffo be going back. Thanks everyone at Lucky Days. Set me up for the day Christmas shopping. 👌👌👌 X

A could do better feeling Small portions Expensive too....

Cold toast, cold bacon, cold plate…no butter provided, and seeing as the wait staff were pretty cold too, I didn’t even want to ask for it.. felt like it would be a inconvenience to them..(not that I could butter my cold toast anyway)! And not cheap for all that cold food either 🫠 No excuses for it being busy as there were only 4 tables in use. The other lucky days round the corner is much better, super friendly staff and the chef actually heats up the plates.

the restaurant was disgusting, water was leaking from the ceiling, wallpaper and flooring was peeling, there was dirt in my water and old food residue in the mug, knife also had old food residue, servers were incredibly rude to me and my family and talked to me like i was a dog, not inclusive at all and extremely unimpressed overall, would not recommend

When we sat down we were greeted to a dirty table with a mixture of stains a crumbs, similar to what you’d expect at a McDonalds. Right beside me was a windowsill that had clearly never seen a cloth and was somewhat littered with crumbs, plant matter, hair and other indistinguishable matter. The food was okay, although not revived well by other members of our party I enjoyed my soup, it is worth nothing that the soup does only come with half a slice of bread so if you’re feeling peckish you may want to ask for more upfront! We were also not served cutlery, and when it arrive, we were left with forks for ice cream and soup for a period of time… I will add although a dirty crumby windowsill isn’t the end of the world, it is right next to the table and when you notice it you naturally start looking for other things, it takes 2 seconds to take a bit of pride in your environment, and it can very easily put a person on edge thinking about what the kitchen or staff areas must be like. The building is old and floor is wonky but that is just character, it’s a lovely setting.

Absolutely awful food. My friend had I had paninis, worst food we have tasted. Felt robbed! It wasn’t a Lucky Day for us.

When reading some of these reviews I totally agree with somethings but some of the staff are so rude, I've only had issues with one member if staff who is so rude and he needs to get gone.

Got served our drinks very quickly but for some reason our menus got taken after drinks (might I mention before the menus were taken the waitress asked the first time ‘Is that everything’ I said we are ready to order food) , we asked another waitress if we could order food- that never happened, when we complained the waitress was apologetic but sarcastic. But I will mention they were very clearly over staffed and were stood around doing nothing for 20 mins while we attempted to order. As we left we got dirty looks from all the staff just because we complained and they didn’t like it.

Excellent food, polite staff. 3rd floor just needs a revamp, a little cold, and tired looking

Had a lovely lunch in York at Lucky Days, which was quite expensive, but worth it as food was lovely. There is quite an extensive menu, with very clearly marked allergens, good for people who are vegan/vegetarian or have an allergy to milk/wheat, etc. I decided on an open sandwich, which was £13.00 something?, sorry forgotten exact amount, which you get to choose 3 different salads to go with it. I had shredded ham, mashed eggs, and cherry tomatoes, with a cucumber salad, beetroot one, and a tomato one. My sister had the Tuna open sandwich with a larger helping of the tomato salad as she couldn't decide on any any of the others. The staff are very helpful and friendly. The atmosphere is very nice. There are toilets on 2nd and 3rd floors, which let's it down for people who have problems with stairs.

Lovely lunch here - we wanted something healthy and filling. The service was very good and the food excellent. Thank you.

I have usually had a good experience when I come here, it's my little treat when I visit my friend in university but today I was treated like dirt. We went in and had a server say is a table for two and when we said we wanted to take out his demeanor change and told us we had to wait outside in the rain for our order which he said he'd bring out to us. We waited outside for about 20minutes till I started to complain very loudly outside the window because people who just walked in got there orders before us. The last 2 times before this were great I get the same tart each time and the last time the server was lovely she asked if I wanted it warm because it tasted nicer and made the perfect hotchocolate (they cut our slices in half from teh window). If you have cctv I am happy for you to check to verify this information because we wouldn't want to have this experience happen again to anyone else. From now on when I come to visit I will no longer visit this establishment due to the poor customer service I experience today in the bad weather. (Also from a safety point of view he also didn't give us lids for the hot drinks)

Waited about 25 minutes until order taken. Order was coffees and American pancakes. Told no crème fraiche for pancakes, so asked for ice-cream. Front door continually left open (November) and very cold. Food came after 40 minutes since entry. No maple syrup. Told ran out. No cutlery. By time knife and fork arrived ice cream had melted. Half way through food when coffees arrived. Cold! Had been stood on counter. No spoons! Staff seemed young and inexperienced. Very disorganized. A lot of running around, but not getting anywhere. Apparently, they are looking to expand. Don't bother. Try and get one shop right first. Will never go there again. Keep walking!

We had a meat soup (green Thai chicken), vegan soup (Moroccan veg) both with salad and veg, a warm milk and a cappuccino. Staff were friendly, although seemed slightly chaotic in there. Atmosphere was cosy. Came to about £25 Tasted healthy - would go again

Absolutely perfect, great quality products well cooked and lovely service! 😍

Lovely food, lovely staff and a great atmosphere, would recommend for a good breakfast

Had the soups, veg and meat. Unlimited bread. Veg soup cold but staff put right with no fuss Like them and atmosphere

Always had a soft spot for the Church Street store of Lucky Days, since we got one of our gorgeous Irish Setters from Ben who works there. Since then I often go alone, it’s always quite busy but I have no problem being seen and served in a timely manner. Gabby in particular is such a ray of sunshine - she remembered me from a brief interaction we had a couple of weeks prior, and was able to offer service with a smile despite being rushed off her feet. Lovely staff, yummy food, expect me back soon!

Had breakfast here, supposedly a large breakfast, menu stated plum tomatoes but had a regular grilled tomato, beans where cheap tasting. Only one slice of toast, one sausage, no hash brown! No fried egg option, despite others asking for it. Poached egg was watery. All in all, I was left feeling hungry for the rest of the breakfast! I wouldn’t visit again.

So disappointing and overly priced. Chicken soup - two shredded bits of chicken in the bowl and sad chunk of bread on the side. They said to ask for as much bread as you want, but gave me less than half a bowl of soup to eat with it 😂 £5.50 for a sharing dish of roast sweet potato wedges- essentially less than one small sweet potato cut into pieces! The food was bland and barely warm. It has such potential but sadly lacks in delivery.

Great place with fantastic and friendly service. Had a breakfast there - was nice, but not minblowing, just decent food. 5 stars for the service though!

Table for 4, we ordered 3 paninis with a choice of 3 salads and 1 soup with choice of 3 salads. We certainly had enough on our plates - very tasty. Ordered hot drinks too, which were served extra hot as requested. Great service and friendly welcoming staff. Will come again

Excellent gluten-free cakes. We loved our visit to this lovely cafe. A very extensive menu that caters very well for gluten-free customers. Although it was lunchtime, there was no restriction on what we had. We both had a gluten-free cake, and they were both excellent. The staff were very attentive, and the service was brilliant. Highly recommended.

Hygen was so bad drinks was fine Atmospher was good

Incredible food, service was a little slow but they were very busy. Would recommend hot croissant and toasted fruit bread with butter

Terrible chef - obnoxious - wouldn’t correct his mistake. Ordered a fruit salad with no crème fresh - turned up with crème fresh - he then scraped it off - returned again 40 minutes later - chef sent a dirty warm bowl with pear and apple. My 2 year old girl left hungry.

Healthy interesting food served by lovely staff. Was very busy, but staff had time to explain the menu. Good veggie and gluten free options. Great choice.

Arrive at 12.20, ordered tea and panini, drank tea and still didn’t have panini/sandwiches by 12.50. Raised this with the waitress, and she said she would check, ‘but we do have 3 floors!’ Totally irrelevant, I don’t order a roast dinner I ordered a panini! Another waiter insisted we hadn’t been waiting over 30mins, their attitude absolutely stank! Customer service was none existent and downright rude, would definitely not recommend

Food is so fresh! Service is great!

Wow !! So we stumbled across this place and were pleasantly surprised at how lovely it was. Staff where nothing but kind and the food was spot on, just about £24 for a breakfast for 2 so not bad at all. 100 % would visit agin if in the city

A bit pricey for what you get. The ground floor is very crowded with not enough space for staff to pass by to get upstairs. Vegetarian breakfast included frittata which sounded nice but the slice was very small.

Located so close to the Minster and the Shambles. Really good service. Lovely waitress with big smile. We sat upstairs where the floor is wonky.. Nice experience. But the food was just a no!!! Honestly not a good experience. Only 1 of the 6 salads was decent. They catch with a nice menu but is not worth it. My gf did not finish her plate and I had some because was hungry. Portioning was not great neither.

Food was sublime, the staff were really nice and it had a lovely chilled atmosphere. Busy for a cafe mid morning on a friday. Would absolutely recommend.

The location is great but the rest of it dreadful. The food was awful and the service was as slow as a snail. They were only fast when we had to pay. The toilets were unhygienic with toilet paper rolls on the floor and a stench of piss.

Worst panini ever, hardly any filling and when pointed out to staff was told yeah that’s how it is. For £13.95, it’s a rip off

We have visited here every time we have visited York, which is fairly local to use Last time wasn’t great but we decided it was a blip. However, yesterday was worse. We tried to sit outside but the tables were broken and rickety- just just due to the uneven path, which we would have understood. We moved inside and waited 10 minutes for a table, though 3 were free right by us. Orders were taken in an ad hoc basis, no regard to who had arrived first. Eventually we requested to place our order. Yes, the staff tried their best and food was tasty- though the salad portions are now tiny. The organisation was chaotic! We had to ask for cutlery, butter and still didn’t have a teaspoon. Our drinks arrived 10 minutes after our food ( and half an hour after ordering) and only because we said it wasn’t good enough. The young couple next to us had eaten their food and still waited another 20+ minutes for their drinks. I wish I had their patience! I really don’t know what has gone wrong!

Upon arrival, friendly welcoming from an Irish lady, showed us upstairs and then service soon went down hill. Not friendly, no life in them. Decor dirty and damp walls. Came over instantly without time to order so had to send them away. Ordered food, pulled pork panini and chicken chorizos skewer. Pulled pork was very watery, not meaty at all, coleslaw was dull and dry, latte was Luke warm and milky, apple juice was nice. I could almost say one of the worst meals we’ve ever had eating out. Staff not interested, never once asked us how our meals were. Would not recommend and certainly will not be back.

I love this place— really good food. But, it REALLY annoys me that you can’t have a scone without clotted cream and jam already on it. I don’t eat cream, so just wanted butter, but they don’t keep any aside for people who don’t want all that stuff on. We’re grown ups. We’re capable of cutting our own scone and spreading things on it!

Friendly service, lovely coffee ☕️ great 🎂

New find for us in York. We were looking for a good lunch spot that was a little bit different. An excellent and interesting menu and very good service. We were lucky and were able to sit outside in late summer sun. OK it’s not Betty’s but still very good well worth a visit