Sandwitches York in Ryedale

Brilliant little cafe, we stumbled across this little gem while looking for some breakfast and we was amazed at both the price and the quality of food. Staff were very friendly and the seating was brilliant loved the music on the first floor we had an amazing time and this will definitely become a spot we come back to again and again on our trips to your

Stopped for a quick lunch. Sandwiches and soup were good. You need good mobility to get up and down a narrow windy staircase. Only criticism is they don’t give tap water and waitress said only bottled water available to buy. This was given with a glass so why not provide a glass of water and reduce plastic??

We stopped off at Sandwitches during our visit to York The coffee was good The waitress seemed unsure about availability of some options My partner had a toasted sandwich that was quite good I went for for the sandwich option however the bread was soggy and the tomato simply cut in half so two big chunks both difficult and unpleasant to eat I chose to leave it When paying I did give feedback to lady but she did not seem that concerned or interested I have looked at previous reviews and this has been mentioned before It seems a shame that this simple issue cannot be resolved

Absolutely disgusting. I went in with my family - my husband and 2 children - my daughter was eating a corn dog that she had almost finished, we had promised her and her brother a sweet treat and hot chocolate while my husband and I had a coffee each, some food and a sweet treat. We were seated all the way to the top of the cafe and then told we had to leave because my daughter was eating a corn dog. I explained we would have spent at least £30/£40 so therefore they lost our custom and I said it was shame. The owner who had sent one of his waitresses to ask us to leave told me it was a shame we were planning to eat our own food in a small business; I informed him it was only my daughter who is 7 years old and that we would have spent more. He was very rude and unwelcoming. My son also cut his thumb on the metal staircase bannister . Unfortunately we have been here before but will now never return. It ruined our afternoon after the way he spoke to me.

Un gran café en el centro de York, muy peculiar. Tienes que ser capaz de subir una escalera de caracol. La comida era genial. Baguette de brie y cebolla caramelizada y baguette de bistec y queso con sabrosos cafés con leche. Una joya escondida.

In all of the hustle and bustle of the Christmas Market and the hordes of people traversing the Shambles it would be very easy to overlook the hidden gem that is Sandwitches. We almost did, but by chance noticed it and ventured in out of the crowds. In such a small setting we were not hopeful of a table but as luck had it there was one free on the first floor. The cafe promises 2 floors of themed and informal dining and it did not disappoint. The chairs were comfortable, tables felt a little low (but I'm well over 6 foot so most things are) but the surroundings were cosy and the staff were quick and attentive. We were there at lunch time so my partner ordered a Sandwich and I had the steak and mushroom filled jacket. Considering there was not much difference in the price, we felt the Sandwich was a bit disappointing. 4 triangles on supermarket bread and basically some crisps... But on the other hand, when you order a sandwich in a cafe... You get what you get and you don't get upset! My loaded jacket was excellent, steak was a little bit over how I prefer it (blue/rare)... but I'm fairness, I didn't ask for it a certain way and I'm not exactly sure what the random dusting on the edges of the serving plate was meant to be but it definitely didn't have a negative impact on the taste meal as a whole. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Couldn't have picked a nicer, more intimate place to celebrate our anniversary! Staff must have legs of steel going up and down those stairs all day and still keeping a smile on their faces! If you changed the bread on the Sandwiches to be home/local bakery made or even a thick farmhouse/crusty it would have been 5* without question and if we were more local we would definitely be back!!

Overpriced and very disappointing. The person that served us made us feel it was an inconvenience to order to take out and we had to wait outside for them to be made ! Got cheese and onion, onion was chopped so thickly I had to take lots of it off or you could barely taste the cheese. Also a cheese and ham which was on cheap white bread. Both had fallen apart in the box. It did come with some salad, coleslaw and an odd mix of crisps. Sorry but a supermarket meal deal each would have been better value and just, if not more enjoyable. Save your money !

Our order was taken and repeated to us but when it arrived two out of the four meals were wrong! The salad was greens but all the vegetables were heavily pickled so spoiled the taste. The soup was watery although tasted nice could have been thicker. Given that its theme is witches the inside decoration had no reference to them!! Mainly films and sayings?!

our first time trying here very different layout to the seating and tabels after going up the spiral staircase the only let down was extremely strong coffee which we couldn't finish

We stumbled across this bistro on a stop off on our way home from Yorkshire. Menu has a good choice. We were a family of 4 (2 children 6&9). Stairs are steep to the floors so be cautious and its very cosy. The service was so friendly. Really attentive towards the children and going above and beyond making sure they were happy. This makes a huge difference being a young family as we know children can often appear unwanted in some eateries. The lady even made something that wasn't on the menu. The menu is what I would call, covers everything without being too fancy. We forgot to mention the homemade soup was absolutely amazing. All the meals were delicious. Thanks!!

Don’t ask any questions about the menu, or any slight alternation to an item! To be fair, the food we had was good. But staff attitude is awful. Chef thinks he is Gordon Ramsay. Apparently, customers need to ‘respect the food’. How about respecting the customers ? I dare say that the owner will respond to this review in his usual aggressive and pompous style. That will not do you any favours. Take the criticisms and learn from them.

Lovely food, quirky premises which work and great staff. Had sandwiches and drinks at lunchtime - wonderful. Young lady who served us must have powerful legs up and down the spiral stairs all day !

We stumbled across this cafe after walking through the city centre. To its credit, the food we eventually got was ok, well portioned and tasty - in particular the salmon and cream cheese bagel. Initially my wife (who is pregnant) asked for one of the rump steak sandwiches and asked for it to be well done, as being pregnant she couldn’t eat partially cooked meat. The server stated that “chef will not do this because of timings and he already has a few orders on”, this is despite us explaining that my wife was pregnant. It just failed to meet basic requirements which was extremely disappointing. The service was bordering on argumentative especially when my friend also asked for the club sandwich with no mayonnaise to be told the sandwich will fall apart without it, would this be said if she was allergic? Come on, where’s the basic level of service. Having looked at previous reviews it seems that this is isn’t the first time the cafe has refused to cater for basic dietary needs - because the chef “will not” cook things in certain ways because he was taught to “respect food”. Unfortunately, I think he fails to see the bigger picture.

£47.60 for four sandwiches and drinks. The prices on the menu did not match the price we were charged. £8.95 for a steak philly sandwich on the menu, we were charged £10.50. £7.50 for a basic cheese and ham sandwich. £6.95 on the menu. Check your bills before you leave as the menu price does not reflect the price charged.

Great little eclectic bistro sandwich shop. Found by accident and decided to try based on the GF menu choices. If I were in York longer I would eat here again.

Lovely bacon sandwich with brie and a beaked potato for my daughter, both were.well received and we'll come again if we're ever in York . Maybe it is time to have a redecorate but it's certainly full of Character.

We ordered a vegetarian breakfast and asked to have the fried egg ‘well done’. A simple request yet we were told that the chef wouldn’t do this as he didn’t have time. It was busy but a fried egg is easy to overcook at the best of times. When we switched to the vegan breakfast we were told there were no hash browns; not a problem at this point as just wanted to eat. However being charged 20p less overall for said omission didn’t sit right. Lovely little cafe and quirky appeal makes for an otherwise nice pitstop while exploring York’s intriguing and interesting streets. Points lost for only poor service and seemingly poor understanding of simple culinary tasks.

We visited here as a family and were happy to find somewhere independent to eat with a tasty sounding menu. How wrong we were to make this choice! I ordered the Brie and salami ciabatta toasted sandwich, which sounds delicious! What I received was an extremely poor quality square ‘ciabatta’ (nothing of the sort) that strangely seemed as if it had been squashed and toasted to within an inch of its life, then had a few slabs of Brie shoved in with three tiny slices of cheap rubbish pepperoni type thing, clearly after the bread had been toasted. The cheese hadn’t melted at all and It was the worst, most dry and horrible sandwich I have ever eaten. And I am usually very forgiving! Was like eating two pieces of cardboard with a bit of brie shoved inside. The side of fries was £4.25 and there were about 25 of them, and they were really weird and dry. Absolute daylight robbery. My husband’s loaded fries with chicken and bacon was just as bad. Honestly feel like I’ve been robbed. Worst meal I think I’ve ever had, and we eat out a lot! And before the owner starts embarrassing himself by fighting back in the comments, no I didn’t say anything at the time because I had my two kids with me and I am bloody knackered as it is without kicking up a fuss in a tiny cafe. When I don’t complain I don’t usually write a review because it’s unfair, but the shear cheek and lack of any ounce of care and pride in what you are serving to customers made me override this. Truly terrible. The only reason I’m giving two stars is because you did accommodate my little boy and did him a smaller portion of the sausage and chips because you don’t have a kids menu.

We visited for breakfast , we had a very warm welcome as soon as we walked in , We were shown to our table up the first spiral staircase, really cosy , clean and quirky, the waitress was very friendly , we were very impressed with her , the way she runs up and down those spiral staircases with two or three plates at a time, she is fantastic, the food was excellent, piping hot and delicious, we will definitely be back when we visit York again , Thank you

Visiting York with my Husband, sll the places we passed for lunch, were very busy. We kept walking until I spotted Sandwitches. We were welcomed straight away and led, on a narrow, winding staircase, to the first floor. There we had a choice of comfy seats, or sitting at a table. We opted for the table. The table service was quick. We went for cups of tea and burgers. Mine with oat milk, his with cows milk. I had the spicy Vegan burger and my Husband the brie & bacon topped burger. I'm not keen on little plastic sachets, but made use of a couple of them, as my burger salad anf chips would have been dry otherwise.My Husband was impressed by his and he likes a good burger. Mine could have been spicier, but I like my food very spicy! Overall, a great place for lunch, with friendly, welcoming staff and quick table service. The theme wasn't Witchy, for the second floor it was music and the third floor, where the toilet is, films.

Poor service . Four of us walked in when a previous couple did and they said had plenty of tables then we asked for a four, woman was very rude said no tables for four so we asked nicely is there anywhere else recommend due to us having a disabled woman and women was rude again said no we can’t help. Poor service!!!! Would avoid !

Had a great lunch at this very quirky spot. I visited for lunch with my elderly Aunt and we were lucky to get the only two seats on the ground floor. It’s a steep spiral staircase up to the top two floors with the rest of the tables. The food was excellent and the staff friendly. If you don’t mind stairs a great place to pop into.

Stumbled upon this teeny, tiny cafe with a very winding staircase - lovely, friendly atmosphere and staff. Amazing food. Would highly recommend.

We chose here because we like to use independent businesses rather than bland chains. It’s a great location in the city centre, in a very old and quirky setting and there was a good selection on the menu. The service was friendly and fast. We enjoyed our drinks (mocha and a milkshake) and ordered a club sandwich with a cheese melt - which we were told came as a toasted sandwich - and a BBQ sandwich with a side order of fries. Both sandwiches sounded delicious from the descriptions. The food was sadly disappointing though. The fries were really bad; dry and like cardboard as if they’d been reheated. To her credit, the waitress knocked them straight off our bill as soon as we mentioned it but we did feel uncomfortable afterwards, and when we came to pay and I asked if they’d been removed from the bill, she seemed a little grumpy about it. The BBQ sandwich tasted nice but there was very little chicken or BBQ sauce in it. The bread on the club sandwich had seen a little heat but not enough to melt the cheese, which was a small sprinkling of gratings and not the gooey cheesy melt I’d been expecting from a toasted sandwich. We heard other customers complimenting the staff on their food as they left, so perhaps we just made the wrong choices when we ordered.

Excellent service and food, well worth a visit would definitely use again. Stairs to the top steep but worth it. Friendly prompt service

We stopped here for a sandwich as we were in York and it was raining the entrance is up some quite steep stairs and we were seated in the music section the food its self was nice my mai issue is the seats were slightly to low and the table was to small to fit 3 people with 3 plates on and when I moved some of the sauces and the menu one of the staff took it off the table at the side of me which was empty at the time and stuffed it under the table we were sitting on but didn’t even speak to me she just walked off which I found slightly rude but our actual waitress was very nice and apologized we didn’t stay to long as we had things to do I don’t think id go back again as there are many different places to eat in York but it was nice to try it

Highly recommend this quaint and quirky restaurant in the heart of York, UK. Good, tasty food and superb views to compliment the meal. Great service!

Lovely little cafe thats easy to miss if you arent looking for it.. very nice home made food in the centre of york, nice for a quick lunch.

Called in for a quick lunch. Ordered a ham and cheese sandwich which came promptly in a hot bun which spoilt the sandwich. I did comment it would have been nicer in a cooler bun when asked if everything was ok with the food. No reply was made. Very cool reception from staff as a paid my bill and left. Definately not a place I would return to or recommend.

Really quirky and nice space. Bigger inside than it looks and seats very comfy. Friendly team of staff. All our drinks were incorrect (cream when we’d asked without) but we’re still very tasty and overall worth a visit.

Beautiful sandwiches, a great place for a quick lunch or leisurely. Great, friendly service, lovely milkshakes!

Bit shocked to be told they could not provide my son with a glass of tap water with our food today and we would have to pay £1.50 (on top of our rather pricey lunch) for a bottle of water instead. I did point out that as they serve alcohol I believe this is actually illegal but they couldn't have been less interested. Apparently the reason is that it would be "unhygenic" to serve water in one of their glasses as their sink is small. I know. It's nonsense. They were serving a full range of all kinds of drinks in glasses. At least be honest that you are trying to get as much money out of people as possible. https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/ShowUserReviews-g186346-d7626364-r899755526-Sandwitches_Cafe_Bistro_York-York_North_Yorkshire_England.html#

Lovely staff, good quick service. Perfect spot for a lunch. Good menu choices. We both enjoyed our lunches here. Fresh, crisps ingredients. Tasty chai latte 😋

Located right in the centre of York in the Shambled area. It looks quite ordinary from the outside but the magic appears when you go up the stairs. For a 1960's music fan, this place is amazing. Jimmy Hendrix, Beatles, Bob Marley and more are...

We needed to sit and rest our weary feet and maybe have a snack. Amazing. Just amazing, the shared cheese and meat platter would easily feed four. Two wedges of Stilton two wedges of brie, slices of beef and ham served with warm chiabata, pickles...

Popped in as we were queuing for the Ghost Merchants. Two drinks and two sandwiches to takeaway - £18. Not the best sandwiches we’ve ever had but filled a hole. Staff were ok. Not sure I’d go back.

There were 4 of us in the usual situation of wandering around York looking for somewhere to have lunch. We decided to give it a try and I'm glad we did. It's a very nice cafe with some nice music & film themed decorations, but...

Had lunch here on two occasions whilst visiting York. It's a quirky place on 2 floors (I think) in which the decor is themed, and add interest when eating. 1st floor was music themed. A good choice of food and drinks on the lunch menu....

Popped in for lunch with my daughter. Ordered a veggie and a meat burger. The chips that came with them were dry and inedible. When I said this when I came to pay I was told they were cooked in the airfryer. I'm not sure...

Stopped by for a quick breakfast/lunch at this gorgeous quirky place. Staff food and value for money plus everything in between was 10/10. I went for the vegetarian breakfast and my partner had the club sandwich, all gorgeous and so hot. Coffee was fab just...

We have been to Sandwitches Cafe & Bistro many times for food, which is ALWAYS spot on. Generous servings, excellent value. The coleslaw is amazing! Staff are friendly and helpful and always go above and beyond.

My husband and I had heard how good it was here so wanted to give it a go. On a busy lunchtime during Xmas markets we did not book but turned up to check if table was available. Unfortunately not at that moment but we...

A wonderful find. Quirky and freindly. Hot breakfast cooked fresh for every order. Dont expect a small sanwich either. My Bacon, egg and sausage was full with 3 rashers of bacon, 3 WHOLE sausages and a very tasty egg. You have to be hungry to...

Found this little place looking for some breakfast great find good staff and good food there is a spiral staircase to go up to a music theme room

Popped in to get a coffee but was put off by the rude staff and the fact that it looked so dirty. The man in the kitchen was so rude, talking horribly to the other staff. Decided to leave before ordering as I couldn’t listen...

Lucky for us this was the only cafe open before 9.30 so considered it a great result. Lovely breakfast and friendly staff. Enjoyed the decor,there was plenty to look at.

We stopped in on our last morning in York for a good breakfast and that is exactly what we got. Great produce cooked to perfection and plenty on the plate. Set us up perfectly for the day ahead and value for money was off the...

Ordered a jacket potato with coleslaw and cheese, and a steak and cheese baguette via Just Eat. Brought my review here as Just Eat only allow short ones. I didn't expect such a large bag of food, really really well packaged too which makes all...

Had a night in York and found this little tucked away bistro serving home made food. The burger salad and chips were yum and the sticky toffee pud was stunning! My daughters steak was tender and cooked to perfection! Service was friendly and very comfortable

Quirky and quite small with a winding staircase. Friendly welcome and tasty food. Reasonable prices. Would recommend

Dropped in for a takeaway egg bap and coffee. The menu is kind of like a traditional British breakfast and sandwich cafe but a step up in quality. There's limited seating indoors and out.

Stayed Room only in York and found this cafe by the Shambles market. It was a glorious day and we got a table for2 outside in the morning sunshine. Local produce used from the local butcher Swains opposite. Friendly staff lovely breakfast served just the...

Popped in here for lunch whilst visiting York either family, the food was amazing, a fantastic choice. The staff were lovely and the place itself was so quant and unique, certainly a must when visiting the shambles. I'll certainly be back next time I visit...

We visited this little gem while on our recent visit to York and were not disappointed. We were looking for somewhere for a quick breakfast butty and stumbled upon this place located in Shambles market area. We were both seated outside quickly and order taking...

Probably the worst scone I've ever had..microwaved to death ! Cheap jam cheap squirty watery cream and luke warm weak latte! Tacky themed rooms, hardly witches theme. But we did have a nice outdoor seat looking onto the market .The only positive. Oh and friendly...

Great value super quality sandwiches and the coolest surroundings across three floors. A great little find in the cobbles. York

A quirky little cafe with comfortable chairs. We were seated on the first floor near the stairs. Our visit was spoiled by the cooking fumes wafting up from the kitchen. I would like to have read the sayings on the wall but couldnt see them...

Very quirky café, nice breakfast, good service, the place needs a good clean, windows, window sills and the wooden floors

My wife and I were in York for the Ice Trail and just needed a light lunch. We liked the wittiness of Sand Witches so decided to pop in (twice eventually). For anyone with dodgy knees it should be said that there are two set...

We had some lovely sandwiches here. They were very tasty. The service was also very good. We would definitely go back here if we were back in York.

Dropped in to here as we were looking for a feet up coffee break before heading off to the shops. What a lovely little place this is and whilst there we had a couple of delicious coffees as well as a couple of breakfast rolls,...

I have always loved this little cafe for a bite to eat and a catch up with friends. Good quality food and amazing service. A touch on the pricy side

Popped in for a hot drink around 3pm on a Monday. Had the first floor to ourselves. Hot drinks brought up to us - comfortable chairs, reasonable prices and polite staff. Good view of the market outside.

Visited here with my daughter last week as struggled to find places open which catered for a gluten and dairy free diet. This lovely little cafe catered for both and it was good to see that the serving staff member had a good understanding of people's different dietary requirements. We chose to go for the sandwiches and fries. We were both pleased with the quality and the variety available. My daughter had a non-milk hot chocolate and I had a gingerbread latte. Scrumpy. Certainly recommended

Sandwitches is definitely a place to visit just for the building it's in. It's rare to be able to eat in an old house from centuries ago, and it provides a nice ambience, though be warned most of the seating is up a spiral staircase (a necessity due to how small the house is) so it may not be the most accessible to those who will have trouble there.The food itself is nice. Standard cafe stuff. No complaints there.

This is an excellent little hidden gem. The monster market breakfast was just perfect. Crispy bacon and sausages well done. Great start to a day out in York. Seating is up a small spiral staircase, with quirky little rooms. Overall I would definitely return.

What a lovely place. It's been two years since we came here and it's still the same. You can keep your big chain eateries, this place will do me. Quick prompt service and lovely well cooked food Thanks.

Lovely welcome, great ambience, decor was quirky as was the building! Was shown upstairs to a table around the corner there was already a family of 3 leaving as they’d eaten! I had to remind the waitress that I was there and ordered a jacket potato along with a drink! The drink appeared, while just relaxing in the very comfy chairsI heard someone downstairs (the spiral staircase made the chatter travel) that a meal has been sat there and was now cold! This was 1/2 hour after my order! When I asked they said there was a delay on my food order due to a queue! There as no on downstairs and only one other person upstairs that arrived prior! I had to leave as now 45 mins from order! They did offer a complimentary drink due to this. Went downstairs to pay for my Coke Zero to ask why I was lied to as obv the food that was cold was mine! The staff member came out and was really apologetic, she knew I’d been lied to about it Amd did say no charge for the drink! All in all was disappointing not to have the food as the people leaving as I arrived said it was fantastic! All it needs is the waitress that served me to have been better with communication! There was 3 behind the counter including kitchen and somehow this slipped! We all make mistakes. I’m hoping to have a better experience next time as overall the place looked excellent and the staff where friendly even though I was very blunt as I was now verging on H’angry!

Popped in for breakfast. Service was good and quick. We were a group of 3 and sat upstairs on soft seating. Only issue for us was the lack of table space with the soft seating but food was good, so don’t let that put you off.

A great welcome although we only wanted a hot drink. This cafe is a certain gem! The staff were great the film and music theme brilliant. So good we returned the next day and had the added welcome from Roxy!

This quirky little gem was a highlight of our trip to York. The cafe is film and music themed with walls dedicated to greats like John Wayne, Jimi Hendrix and Bob Marley. The staff were friendly and attentive and chatting to them was lovely, they clearly are passionate about the cafe and it’s unique vibe. The food was lush, I had the steak and onion sandwich which was huge with a lovely side salad and crisps, the steak was cooked a perfect medium and the bread was lovely and fresh. My husband had the sausage and caramelised onion sandwich and he loved it, he said the beetroot in his salad was the best beetroot he had ever had. We can’t wait to come back when we revisit York.

Stumbled on this cafe whilst we were wandering around looking for lunch. Fantastic menu with reasonable pricing. I had the sausage and caramelised onion panini which was lovely. Unfortunately the sausages were a little undercooked for my liking (quite pink in the middle). Mentioned it to the staff and they were so apologetic. A fresh plate was in front of me very quickly. Great service.

Popped in for a light lunch and a coffee. Ended up enjoying a wonderful lunch in this quirky little cafe. Staff were friendly and warm and provided excellent service.Sandwiches were lovely as was the coffee. Also had a cheeky woo woo - why not O was on holiday!Would thoroughly recommend

Stopped in for an early tea and it was amazing The gluten free option what they have is great I had gluten free chicken club sandwich which was great and came with gluten free crisps which were bloody brilliant Mum had scampi and chips and my little girl had chicken nuggets and potatoes which she couldn’t eat all of eat as she was too full as there was so much The ladies who served us were so friendly aswell Will definitely be going back here the next time we go back to York for a shopping day

We followed previous recommendations and were greeted and treated with friendly staff, service was quick but the meals were spoilt due to awfully tasting sausages with our breakfasts. We paid and left but won’t be returning.

Quirky themed cafe, the bacon sandwich and coffee quality were outstanding, the spiral staircases could be a challenge, and the staff must be fitter than an Olympic athlete

Called in for lunch. Excellent welcome and extensive menu. I had the mackerel pate It was the best I have ever tasted. Lovely accompaniment and not boring salad. Highly recommend

I ordered a Scone and cream with a cup of tea x 4. Everything was lovely even the wonderful waitress but I have to say I was so disappointed to not get clotted cream. It was whipped cream. Proper cream would have been 5 stars.

Lovely little quirky cafe. Lovely variety of breakfast to choose from. Friendly hardworking staff having to navigate the spiral staircase ! Will definitely return

Visited here rather than a National Chain and was pleased that they serve Yorkshire Tea and offer Gluten Free Options. Staff were friendly and helpful, we are pleased to recommend.

Would highly recommend this place, went for breakfast after a walk round the market in york and the food and customer service was excellent. Especially the little dog roxy. 100% going again

I had researched somewhere for a light lunch on a visit to York. With the weather being horrendous, very wet, we were following directions on Google maps. If I am honest we would probably have walked past it as it doesn't have a big street frontage. Anyway, a welcome retreat from the rain. Quirky inside, we enjoyed the music. A lovely sandwich, salad and coleslaw lunch had by all.

First visit to this quaint, quirky café and did not disappoint. Will 100% be returning. Food, service and atmosphere is all excellent.

Llamado aquí después de ver a un tipo chasquear los labios con un café y comentar sobre la calidad. Fantástica variedad de bebidas calientes y más que suficiente en sus platos para el almuerzo. Tenía un fantástico sándwich club maravilloso mientras mi esposa tenía una patata grande y caliente. Realmente nos llenó todo el día y frenó nuestro apetito por la cena. Escalera de caracol peculiar con grandes citas en las paredes.

Went to York for the weekend and found this Great little cafe, called in for breakfast on our way home and it was lovely. Great choice in music to wake us up as well

Mi novio y yo estábamos pasando el día en York y no habíamos hecho planes para el almuerzo, así que simplemente estábamos deambulando hasta que algo nos gustó. Encontramos esta joya e inmediatamente nos intrigó no solo el nombre, sino también el edificio y la decoración. Cuando entramos, inmediatamente nos hizo sentir bienvenidos por el encantador personal que nos mostró una mesa. Todo fue tan eficiente, se sintió limpio y seguro y nos sentimos cuidados y valorados como clientes. El personal es realmente encantador. ¡La comida es muy impresionante! Sólo nos apetecían unos sándwiches para un almuerzo ligero y elegimos el sándwich de salchicha y BLT. ¡Las raciones eran muy generosas y te llenaste mucho! Ambos estuvimos de acuerdo en que estaban allí con los mejores sándwiches que hemos tenido. Los sándwiches se sirven con patatas fritas, ensalada de col y ensalada, todo muy bonito.El café está bellamente decorado con un piso de música y las otras películas, muy peculiar. ¡Altamente recomendado!

Traje a mis hijos y a mi suegra aquí el fin de semana para almorzar, y no se puede culpar. Los niños tenían chocolates calientes increíbles, llenos de aderezos y deliciosos sándwiches tostados. La suegra tenía un cóctel de gambas, lleno de gambas y presentado maravillosamente. Los camareros amables y atentos, nada era demasiado problema. 10 de los 10

Absolutely fabulous food! Great value for money, great music and really friendly staff. Don’t walk past this place!

Pasamos por este pequeño café varias veces durante los últimos años y finalmente lo visitamos hoy. Las escaleras nos desanimaron un poco, pero eso se debe a que mi madre tiene problemas con la rodilla. La decoración es peculiar y divertida, lo que me encantó y la música es realmente buena y mantiene un ambiente alegre. Nuestra mesera era una mujer rubia encantadora (¿desafortunadamente no entendimos su nombre?) Muy profesional, ¡pero tampoco tenía miedo de reír con nosotros! La comida llegó rápido y todo estaba muy bien cocinado, especialmente mi hamburguesa.Definitivamente vamos a volver

31.8.2020 friend treat me drink! Crunchie hot chocolate . Cafe is small- upstair said movie themed but not much. Lots of quote famous on wall which enjoy to real #crunchie#honeycomb#hotchocolate #cream#marshmallow #eatouttohelpout #yorkcafe

Food, staff and quirky space makes this tea room a top choice. Service is very good with friendly staff and dishes served are plentiful. We are sure to return.

We stopped here for a quick breakfast due to the breakfast goods not being delivered to the hotel we stopped at. The ladies were really helpful in letting us move from outside to inside because of the sun (who knew it could be so hot so early). The Sausage bap and tea all round was great for all of us. Well done to the servers for getting everything up and down the stairs

We stopped here for breakfast on a Sunday morning whilst visiting York for the weekend. 10am and many places not open. I’m glad we found it, it was amazing. A lovely quirky place with fantastic food. My husband had the large breakfast and said it was the second best breakfast he’d ever had! (First one was in the Lakes). My son and I had sausage and Bacon baps and they were beautiful. Good thick bacon my other son had crumpets and choc milkshake, he said the milkshake was the best ever. The coffee was fantastic too...I love York and finding these little cafes is a bonus we will definitely be back. Thank you

Have been multiple times and never been disappointed. Impressed with the meals and their safety measures, with menus and track and trace list all being wiped down after each customer. Also dog friendly!!!!

Really friendly staff and the sandwiches were amazing, I would definitely recommend the club sandwich.

When I used to live in York, it was always my go to cafe for myself and friends. The name and the aesthetic of the place was what grabbed my interest. I love the food and especially the hot drinks (the orange hot chocolate I'd highly recommend) and the milkshakes. It's got such a warm and calm atmosphere. Would highly recommend for those who are alternative and would happily visit again anytime I am in York.

Started off with a snack in this amazingly quaint cafe before exploring York.Amazing food and wonderful service.I had the small breakfast which wasnt small!!! And my husband a jacket potato with chilli which was huge. Nothing was too much for the waiting staff as they continued to traipse up and down two spiral staircases. The music was fantastic (80s).Would we come again.....definitely

Great food - best coffee ever - a gem of a cafe - will definitely return - thank you Steve and Christine ❤️☕️

Definitely a great place to eat!!! We came across here for lunch one day, and wow what a quirky place with lovely staff and amazing food! We even came back for breakfast the next morning, which was absolutely perfect, amazing coffee too!!!!

Charming cafe with bucketloads of character. Beautiful old building cleverly laid out. Excellent friendly service. Lovely soups two types both delicious. Great cheese board and tasty gluten free sandwich. Really enjoyed it and recommend to all.