The Micklegate at 127 in York - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Wanted to watch the football England Vs Switzerland so found this sports bar with our friends. We knew it was going to be busy so managed to get a table. After a few beers went to the toilet it was like a cocaine dealers shop I told the staff one went in and said nobody was in there but they were in the cubicle as nobody had came out after me all afternoon people were in there sniffing their little heads off bouncers and barstaff did nothing about it. So if you are a cokehead and enjoy that sort of stuff going on I recommend you go there as nobody gives a toss if you have a family or just a normal person swerve the place it's a unsafe dive!

A good sports bar with plenty of screens drinks weren’t too expensive and just inside the micklegate so first one inside the walls from the train station We would definitely revisit when we come back to York to catch the match

best pint of guinness in york. cheap prices and great staff who are always happy to sort out the televisions for whatever sports channel you are after.

Great pub for watching sport, lots of TVs and a big screen. Pool table is fantastic and darts are also available. Bar team are fantastic.

Absolutely appalling! I have a disability which effects my working memory. Instead of being politely asked and helped by others, I was asked, "do you understand?" Went to the bar who said,"well now we know." I would never make someone feel that way. Thanks for nothing

Got 2 gin and lemonades £8 then 20 minutes later another barmaid charged £10.70 charge what they want shocking won’t be back

Myself and my family stayed here for one night. The room was very hot and stuffy, there was hairs in all beds. Chips were under the bed and the bathroom was disgusting. Stain on the chair and in the corridor you could smell cigarettes. Would not recommend this hotel at all

We wanted to find a sports bar to watch F1 and after walking around for ages trying to find a place that was recommended. We found this place and walked in. It is a drinking pub but it was very friendly and had cheap beers. Take a seat and ask the bar attendant for a channel you want to watch.

Dropped into The Micklegate Pub as we were pub hopping down Micklegate and our visit was good. This is a big single roomed pub,great decor and furnishings,a solid wood serving bar dominates the main room,tv's and big screens to enjoy the sport and plenty of seating options,it's a good locals pub. We were here on a Wednesday night,we ordered Carling lager,served chilled ,we soaked up the great vibe in this busy and popular pub. Not my usual tipple,more a real ale and craft beer fan myself but the lager was cold,tasty and refreshing,really enjoyed it in here before we moved on and as on every other visit to here we had a great time. The Micklegate Pub is easy to locate along Micklegate,a street with lots of great pubs along. Opening hours are; Monday to Thursday,10am till 11pm. Friday & Saturday,10am till midnight. Sunday,10am till 11pm. Well worth checking out if you're in the area.

The Micklegate is a decent sports bar that offers a good beer range and shows sport on there many TV screens.The Micklegate re-opened in 2014 after being closed for a few years and now is a bustling bar. Very spacious with superb seating options throughout the whole bars interior with lots of TV screens dotted throughout the whole bars interior. We went here early in the evening and this bar was starting to get busy as they where showing a live football game.On our trip to here we had a Carling brewery lager each which where excellent and well priced.This is a decent bar in a great area of York and is well worth visiting.So easy to locate from Queen street bus stop its a short walk.(This is my first review of the Micklegate). Opening Hours. Monday-Thursday-10.00-23.00. Friday-Saturday-10.00-00.00. Sunday-10.00-23.00. Nearest Bus Stop. Queen street bus stop

This bar quickly became our local on a friends trip to York. Bright, spacious, lively and welcoming, there is a decent selection of drinks on offer and we found the staff friendly and tolerant of our lively group, even when our card games became quite noisy. The locals were generally very friendly too and there was some great banter due to our Scottishness. We will be back.

I won't be returning to this pub after my last visit. There's no social distancing in place. General Manager is rude and certainly doesn't know how to deal with people. I ordered one drink, it arrived flat and a strange taste. I assume bottle of the barrel. When i addressed the issues I was told basically to pipe down and just drink it. They argued that because 5-6 sips had already been taken they wouldn't accept replacing it. Due to Covid they also weren't prepared to "test it" which is fair play. I didn't buy another drink - I just left. 6 sips for the cost of 1 pint. Went next door, ordered the exact same pint and it was just right.

Great pub, great sport channels, great range of beers and gins. Plenty of space between tables. Lots of hands sanitizer. Well worth a visit staff rushed of feet due to new rules but doing the best they can

Went to beautiful York for a weekend away for my birthday. We went out an hour before our table was ready at a restaurant nearby but my daft husband didn’t think to book a table at a bar and this was the only place we could go. There was one poor guy doing table service and because we hadn’t been out drinking all afternoon and sat politely waiting for a drink the rowdy, un-socially distanced drinkers seemed to get his attention first. We managed to get one drink in the hour we were there. I know this is strange times but please, give the poor bloke a break and put more than him on table service duty. We would have spent double in your pub if we had just been a little more rowdy!! Ps expect a dose of COVID in your bar, people were not adhering to the rules and were wandering up to the bar and hugging old friends!!! 😬

Avoid if Corvid worried. Upon entry no one there to give advise upon there Corvid rules. No track and trace. No obvious hand sanitizer stations. No cleaning of tables. No strict social distancing. If you’re in the high risk group DO NOT VISIT.

We called in here on a Friday night, we passed the place on the afternoon and it was closed with a sign up saying it was open in the evening. We went that evening and you could smell fresh paint, obviously it had been closed for refurbishment. The place was quite packed and the drinks were reasonably priced, plenty of sport on the TV's. It did get a bit noisy later on but we left. We called in here on a saturday afternoon and the place was heaving, i didn't fancy standing at the bar for at least 20 minurtes to get served so we left, it was the same on the night as well.

This was recommended to us by our hotel as a good pub to watch any sports games in. It didn’t disappoint and has sports screens everywhere with lots of seats. Would recommend to watch sports

Locate by the stunning Micklegate Bar is The Micklegate At 127 ,a pub I always look forward to visiting on any holiday I take to this most beautiful of city's. This is a cool pub,a great interior with great decor and furnishings including tv's to enjoy the sport and plenty of seating options spread throughout this pub, a great place to unwind in. We were here on rainy, cold Thursday night, greeted warmly by a very pleasant member of staff, after a quick study of the real ales we both opted to have a pale ale each,these were served in excellent condition, we just chilled out and took in the great pub we were in. My pale ale was outstanding, a crisp ,hoppy and well balanced pale ale bursting with taste,very easy to drink,a real ale style both myself and my twin brother Stephen really enjoy. We really enjoyed our real ales in here before we moved on and as on every other visit to here we had a great time. The Micklegate At 127 is easy to locate along Micklegate. Well worth checking out if your in the area.

Called in from train station as we made our way to the city centre. Decent drinks, reasonably priced, had a few games of pool between us prior to leaving. All in all a canny bar.

very accommodating for our group - 40th birthday party there was 15 of us and no issues with the size of our group . plenty of TVs to watch all the sport and we spent few hours there on Saturday night then most of Sunday watching football . I recommend it to any stag dos no hassle about big groups of lads and all the staff were great

Lovely place, very nice and friendly, warm cosy place and service is very good we visited this place a couple of times over the weekend and would definitely recommend

Tomé un trago aquí antes de regresar en el tren. Visto que tenían deportes en. Tenían montones de pantallas pero también pequeños puestos para sentarse y mirar deportes. Una pinta solo costó 3, que fue la pinta más barata pero también la mejor durante todo el fin de semana. Qué pequeña joya de bar. Sin duda volveremos la próxima visita york. También es práctico con las cucharas de al lado y mucho más barato que las bebidas en el centro de la ciudad.

The Micklegate es un pub muy agradable ubicado junto al magnífico Bar Micklegate que visitamos en nuestra escala resentida en York.Un pub / bar de deportes, tiene una bonita decoración y mobiliario, incluyendo un bar que sirve muy bien, ya que la copa mundial 2018 en pleno apogeo el bar estaba decorado con innumerables banderas, también hay muchas opciones de asientos repartidos por este pub y muchas tele para disfrutar del deporteEstuvimos aquí un sábado por la tarde, este pub estaba empezando a estar ocupado con un gran ambiente, un miembro del personal muy agradable nos sirvió una pinta de cerveza cada uno, estos fueron servidos en la mejor condición de punta fría y chispeante, solo relajarse y disfrutar del gran pub en el que estábamos.La cerveza era realmente deliciosa aquí, en un día realmente caluroso, lo que es mejor que una cerveza helada.Realmente disfrutamos de nuestras cervezas aquí y aunque solo nos quedamos para la cerveza antes de irnos por primera vez, nos quedamos muy impresionados con este gran pub.El Micklegate es fácil de encontrar en Micklegate, en una zona repleta de pubs, bares y restaurantes, y con una arquitectura increíble y un importante destino turístico.Un gran pub y vale la pena echarle un vistazo.

Supongo que este tipo de pub tiene su lugar y la decoración, los asientos, etc. significa que podría estar bien. Cuando estuve allí, había gente que maldecía y gritaba (que el personal no hizo nada por detenerse) que hizo que toda la experiencia sea algo que no quiero repetir.

Es una pena que le diera una estrellaEmpecé a hacer búsquedas 30 minutos antes del juego. A los 20 minutos de juego, perdí un gol y los mejores 20 minutos de fútbol porque todavía estaba esperando un trago.El personal no se dispersó en el bar, sino que simplemente pasaba tiempo en un lugar. Lo que lo empeoró es el nivel de sexismo.Muchas chicas fueron al bar y nos atendieron mientras nosotros y otros muchachos simplemente fuimos ignorados por completo.Luego tuve que hacer lo impensable. Deja y ríndete. Perdiendo más de Inglaterra abriendo el juego.¡Nunca vayas aquí para un juego de Inglaterra! ! ! ! !

Uno pensaría que un bar de deportes tendría que ver con cervezas de barril y embotelladas, bueno, aquí hay uno que no lo es. Vimos el fútbol aquí el año pasado, tienen una opción de 4 cervezas que tienen un precio inferior a 3 litros, una excelente relación calidad-precio y muy bien cuidadas.

Como dije Cracking Pub, estuvimos en York por cuatro días, y encontramos este pequeño tesoro, los precios de las bebidas baratas, ¿pensaron que era una oferta especial para enero? Pero las cervezas eran geniales, el personal del bar era muy agradable y nos dio una cálida bienvenida, volvería. . . diablos sí, me encantó, gran ambiente.

Pub grande, dice ser un bar de deportes, pero solo en el sentido de que tienen un montón de pantallas de televisión, incluidas cabinas con TV.

nice place to catch up with friends over a bottle of wine. friendly helpful staff, with knowledge of wines to recommend clean toilets always a bonus

We loved our time hear staff are great and we had great time relaxing enjoying a drink and we shall be back and let everyone know how enjoyable time we had thank u

We had pre-meal drinks in here, primarily it's a sports bar but the real ale is VERY well kept, could have stayed here all night had a match been on.

Well what a great place to watch all sports. Great selection of beers wines and spirits behind bar with friendly staff. Massive let down is the toilets, wet floors bad smell and mouldy everywhere, for a pub like this I expect toilets to be better

We didn't use the restaurant they only supplied breakfast our room wasn't very clean the shower was dirty

Its a nice sports bar not far from the train station and hotels plus all the way down the long street there is bars and clubs, with very friendy staff.

We popped in here to watch the football, what a fantastic low key, friendly sports bar. The drinks are SO cheap, pint of lager and pint of beer and change from a fiver.

I popped in here for a drink before heading back to the train station, on one of the coldest days of the year so far. It was lovely and warm and nice to sit down! Plenty of seating and TV's dotted about, toilets clean, only had a j2o drink so not sure how the food etc is. Would go again next time I'm in York as it's next to Micklegate bar and only about 5 mins from train station.

I love the coffee here and I'm very picky! Also would recommend the sausages and yorkshire puddings. Very friendly and helpful staff

I visited here with friends, and although there was a good selection of real ales on and the beer was good, the atmosphere of the bar was somewhat lacklustre!

Plenty screens for sport, some at the tables. Usual choice of drinks, plenty room. Service ok, smells a bit like toilet cleaner (?!)

Very large bar with comfortable seating and competitively priced drinks. Sports TV's. Unfortunately the loos stank.

We wer here on a stag do and had pre-booked with the manager. When we got go the door the Bouncers weren't going to let us in as we wer all dressed up, even though we had booked a whole area. Thankfully the manager came and we got it sorted and it was a great place. However bars and clubs need to be more Stag friendly....its sexest that hen dos never have an issue...male doormen etc etc....sort it out fellas....you can't have all the birds ;)

We watched the Man City match in here, there must be 1o screens in all showing 2 matches and othersports aswell. Beer prices, well there aint many places you can get a pint of real ale for £2.50.

lots of tvs for people to watch if you like sport an excellent place to watch it beer can be expensive but thats the same in most bars within the walls

Now this place is a good place for a drink and watching sports on the TV. They have quite a selection of real ales and lagers, it was clean and tidy the bar staff where helful and new their job and ales.

Went to watch the Quigg v Frampton boxing match a few weeks ago and although a fight broke out in the pub the bar maid thought it was within her to call me a k**b head because i walked on broken glass while she was sweeping. Note: The bar was covered in broken glass. I didn't walk on the glass she swept up or was anywhere near her. She didn't even apologise when I asked her what I was supposed to have done wrong. It doesn't take much to charge an atmosphere. Live boxing + booze + a gobby barmaid doesn't help. We told the manager before we left. He seemed genuinely surprised to be fair so I hope he has dealt with it

We didn't stay long but my three year old was desperate for a wee and they kindly let us use their loos. Thank You much appreciated.

During our recent stay in York my husband and I popped in here a few times for a drink and it was reasonable and a nice place so we would return.

cheap beers..tables all need cleaned asked staff to clean our table which she did but the rest were left..looks quite a trendy bar but the stools were all water marked like it's not being looked after..loads of TVs..wouldn't bother me if I didn't go back

Great place to watch sports in comfort. Enough screens to ensure everyones favourites can be viewed.

Loads of screens, big selection of drinks and good atmosphere in this very good sports bar at the top of Micklegate.

No matter where you are you can see a screen and there if there are numerous matches the pub is split up so they can accommodate multi matches and There are some booths with seating for up to 10 that can be reserved and you can choose your sport/match. The temperature is always spot on so you know you won't be uncomfortable. The bar staff are always quick, efficient and friendly. It's on the Stag/Hen run but that can add to the fun. Between matches or non sport days the music is upbeat without the dross "boom boom" that you get in other places and last but by no means least the bar!! Its cheap, has a good selection of ales/lagers/spirits! The downside is they don't serve food , but I can't let mark it down for that because I want to mark it up for the rest of it!

I've visited here a few times with friends and its okay. Cheep beer, and its a sports bar and does get busy on Friday and Saturday night.

Left my I phone on bar on busy sat nite. Staff contacted me by Facebook within mins and ret fone 2 my home address. Everyone I spoke 2 were brill. 10 out of 10 for customer service. We will be back !!

Great place to relax and take in the sights as you enjoy your visit in York. Well worth a visit. We shall definitely be returning on our next visit

Myself and my friends often drink here in the afternoon to watch the football. The ales are cheap but lacking variety, especially the last few visits. There are plenty of screens and four booths facing out onto micklegate which are the most sought after. This place has noticeably dropped its standards since opening - not very clean at times and looking almost worn already. On the plus side there is an absolutely gorgeous blonde barmaid - if she was an american president she would be Babe-raham Lincoln!!!

Was reccomended here by the KFC bizzarely enough and thank you kind sir. 8 drinks for £20 thats better value than Weatherspoons. Loads of tvs, good crowd in only 1 minor complaint, the bar staff didnt crack a smile. Guess they werent on double time for New Years Eve nite.

Big potential but amber taverns seem to have lost interest in it. We visited when it first opened and were really impressed with the prices and quality of beer on offer. However, we have been back various times to be met by stroppy teenage staff that quite clearly don't want to be their, as for managers they seem non existent. The ale on sale again has big potential but i don't think it brings in enough money to be looked after properly. The majority of us refuse to go in the Micklegate, staff is everything but as stated it has huge potential that is not being met. Admittedly the the drink prices are very cheap (£2.30 for a pint of fosters) however i'd rather pay the extra and go else where for good service and better music. TS

We went in search of somewhere showing the England rugby match against Tonga, and we're directed here. The 'booths' are more just tables with banquettes or settees around them which were all crammed when we arrived, as there was a Man U game on. The pub is very much geared more to football, but they had a few TVs showing the rugby and a couple showing the boxing. You can obviously reserve TV spaces in advance which is good if you plan the night. The wine was average and reasonably priced. Once the footy finished the place emptied out and we were able to sit and watch the game on stools at a table near a TV. All in all, a good place to watch the sport with a friendly atmosphere and average service.

Sports bar with EXCELLENT priced and WELL kept real ales. £1.99p for a pint of York brewed real ale within the city wall.11/10.

This pub is situated where Bohemia use to be just through Micklegate bar on the right.We visited after we had been at the York beer and Cider festival and I really enjoyed it.There were plenty of booths to sit at and each booth had its own TV so if there was a sporting event on you wouldn't have to look around people so see what was happening.They had Sagres beer on draught and the only other place I've seen that was in Portugal!Generally a very chilled place where you can talk without being deafened by thumping music.I'll be back :-)

Disorganised, staff who don't know what they are doing. Amber Taverns need to get their recruitment right. A lot of money has been spent on the decor but then they have lost interest??Not some where to enjoy a drink- plenty of other places in York.

127 micklegate is a breath of fresh air in York .an upmarket sport bars with excellent decor .visited a number of times now and been impressed every time .Just about every drink imaginable particularly impressed with the choice of real ale's and spirits. love the private booth's with there own tv's. look forward to the world cup in June will be a great atmosphere in there

I'd agree with the below reviewer on the real ale front, but I disagree that they don't know their target demographic - they've actually got it spot on. This bar caters for sports fans, not ale enthusiasts - anyone taking their "craft beer" signs seriously has clearly selectively read the notices outside. The focus here is on sport.Private(ish) booths with their own TVs and LED-lined walls may seem excessive on a Sunday evening, but the managers will be raking it in on big match days.Clientele are your typical football crowd; read into this what you will.It wasn't our kind of party, but I don't doubt that this place will be a success.

It may be early days and this establishment needs to find its feet, but for a pub that is unashamedly trying to take advantage in the real ale boom this place is hugely disappointing.Amber Taverns have spent a huge amount of money on this place which looks good, but they have made the huge mistake of ignoring one of the key features - the real ale. You can't pay lip-service to real ale - either take it seriously or don't serve it at all.They've made the real ale very competitively priced but have taken no interest at all in the quality. The four pints myself and friends had when we were there - (all of us had a different real ale to compare) were kept and served so badly as to be almost undrinkable.There is no point in having 8 real ales on offer if you are going to alienate drinkers by your lack of cellarmanship. Let's hope someone gets their act together before it becomes just another Micklegate sports and lager bar that decent drinkers avoid. Given that most of the clientele were semi-enebriated stag and hen parties then maybe they're not really interested as long as they fill the tills...