The best restaurants in Wheldrake York Yorkshire and The Humber

Great food every time we've been

Greens are in excellent condition.

Called in without a booking but managed to get a table with a time limit as it was reserved,but we had had plenty time,fish and chips was lovely mi mate had the pie and chips again we where all very happy all round!

Stayed here with friends over several nights.the property needs urgent refurbishment and staff retraining. Receptionist and night porter together with the waiter in the Fat Abbot all haveappalling attitudes and create a very poor impression .All were extremely unhelpful and appeared to dislike their jobs which reflects in their service

Visitado después de leer reseña. Decepcionado de ser honesto. No volverá a visitarme. El camino de entrada era como un banco de botellas con bolsas de botellas vacías obstruyendo la entrada. La zona de comedor estaba un poco en el lado malo, el servicio era bueno, la limpieza de platos vacíos de clientes anteriores un poco en el lado lento. El tiempo de espera era bueno, lugar no demasiado ocupado. Ambiente ideal para los amantes de los perros. No demasiado impresionado con la comida, era consciente de que era vegano. El precio fue en el lado alto. £ 36 +, para tres bollos, un rollo de salchicha, 3 cafés de filtro y un jugo de manzana. No demasiado entusiasmado con los gatos que pueden vagar por el área de preparación de alimentos.

Fantastic. Great rooms great pub.

Lovely little restaurant close to our hotel. Excellent food made with fresh ingredients. Such a refreshing change from the usual offerings. Staff were super friendly and welcoming. Vast choice on the menu.

What a wonderful little cafe. We were passing through the village for the first time and called in. The food was delicious as was the coffee, really cosy and authentic inside. Lovely friendly waitress .we will be calling again when we next pass through

Visited the waterfront on several occasions and never disappointed. The food is excellent with a good choice for breakfast, brunch and lunch. Love the atmosphere and it's so tranquil looking out over the river. Very accommodating of dogs as visited recently with my friend and her very large lurchers. Staff are warm and welcoming and very attentive. Also participated in a few of their special events like wreath making (twice), charlotte tilbury makeup masterclass and an amazing fashion show evening. Nothing is too much bother. LOVE IT ❤️

Great fish and best chips. Friendly service. Prompt orders. Freshly cooked fish.

Great old fashioned local pub, decent beers, good food and a warm welcome. Enjoyed a couple of pints of the special Timothy Taylor Landlord Dark which was an added treat. We ate fish and chips & a giant Yorkshire with 3 Cumberland sausages, roasties, veg and gravy. All freshly cooked and spot on. I wouldn't hesitate to revisit when back in York.

Absolutely disappointing both for quality of food and service in what was described as Festive dinner!!! This was my second visit in December the first one was Afternoon Tea and again the service was terrible, not once in 2 hours asked if ok or required drink refills. The waitress at the end took on board our constructive feedback and said she hoped we’d try you again, well we have ! The food was overpriced for what we got and have had a lot nicer elsewhere. The dinner today was completely bland. Gravy awful. Stuffing was weird with no flavour, potato cake no flavour, two tiny very dark sprouts and the worst thing was cold plates and food barely warm. The waitress never came back to offer condiments we were just left. Nothing made this festive whatsoever. I ordered a festive gingerbread latte £4.75 which was suppose come with a biscuit but no so the waitress said she’d try to find one!! She came back with the tiniest of biscuits with a leg missing, joke ! My advice is Richard Bleakley you really need to look closely at what your customers are saying and take it seriously as you cannot purely rely on the lovely location you have forever as people are clearly getting fed up.

Qué caída en desgracia. Este lugar solía ser una joya, pero ahora es más como un experimento social en lo rápido que un pub puede ir cuesta abajo. En primer lugar, la bienvenida es casi tan cálida como un calcetín húmedo. El personal te mira como si acabaras de entrar en su sala de estar sin invitación, y no están contentos con ello. Si la atmósfera pudiera hablar, este diría: “¿Por qué estás aquí?” Luego está el perro. No es una mascota encantadora. No, este es un mendigo implacable con la sutileza de un inspector de impuestos. Intenta comer sin que te mire fijamente al alma y pise las patatas fritas — te reto. ¿Noche de preguntas? Oh sí, ese glorioso desastre. Preguntas que parecen haber sido buscadas en Google cinco minutos antes del inicio y premios que parecen haber sido obtenidos de la parte posterior del cajón de basura de alguien. Usted no gana tanto como heredar el desorden. Y ni se te ocurra jugar al billar. La mesa está atascada en un espacio tan estrecho que es como tratar de jugar al billar en un armario. Necesitarás un grado en geometría y la paciencia de un santo solo para alinear un tiro sin romper una pared. Sinceramente, es una tragedia. Este lugar solía ser el corazón latiente de la comunidad, ahora es más como un cuento de advertencia con pintas sobrevaloradas. Evita, a menos que seas fan de la decepción y el aliento de perro.