The best restaurants in York Yorkshire and The Humber

Amazing service and top food a hidden gem Thank you

Hello. My husband and I decided to walk into to talk early today and try an independent cafe rather than cafe Nero or costa that we usually go to Cost more than we usually pay but…. Oh my goodness me, my husband said his scotch egg was gorgeous and the vegan blueberry bun with icing on was absolutely delicious. Thank you so much. No photo unfortunately as I ate it then thought oops should have taken a photo.

Best Sunday Lunch for a long time 😊

Prices have gone up massively this year and the quality of the food has gone down, too. They're fast, but their website is often broken or bugged, and it's just not worth the costs anymore. I felt sympathetic seeing the article about Domino's coming to Haxby and thought I would support local business instead - but honestly maybe it needs a little competition. It feels like the prices and the quality are only sustainable because it's never had to compete in the area, but it really isn't worth the price anymore.

Discovered this gem of a pub while staying close by. Lovely staff who showed genuine interest in our travels as did the locals. Also must be the cheapest beer I have come across while travelling in the UK. Do yourself a favour and drop in for a couple. Only downside no meals available.

We went into the Ivy not knowing anything about it but it looked inviting from the outside and it was cold and rainy and an awful weather-wise day. How pleasantly surprised we were. It seemed to be snooty and stuffy but wasn't. Beautiful atmosphere and the food was delicious. My friend had the 1917 Menu of starter and main: Salmon Rillette with avocado, salad and rye bread and main of Shepherds' Pie. I had a starter of roasted scallops with creamed spinach and potato puffs. The cost: no more than what you would've paid in a neighborhood cafe. And the rose colored ladies' bathroom is beautiful!

Really loved Penny's. Lovely pieces of artwork throughout, adding to the charm and individuality of the place..

This coffee shop is located in the centre of historic York. It was the first coffee shop we came across that was not too crowded on a very busy day before Christmas. We enjoyed two flat whites, which cost £6 and were good quality.

Our 1st time here.Very nice authentic Indian food, good value and worth a visit, if you haven't been before....Staff very attentive.

Good value breakfast including a drink for 8.90; would rather not use disposable tray and wooden cutlery to eat inside - could barely cut bacon etc. Would try again because of generous serving.

Cheap but very well kept. No bookings required just turn up and play

paddyfields is the best chinese restaurant just outside of york in haxby been coming for the last 11yrs always 1st class service highly quality food the chicken curry is very mouth watering telephone booking is highly recommended to avoid disappointment

We booked in advance for the 9 course tasting meal and it did not disappoint except perhaps for the asparagus! It was well balanced and can be held up high with many Michelin starred restaurants. The service was very good with each course well explained. We shared the wine paring as it would have been too much wine for us. The tables are well apart from each other. Enjoyed the amuse bouche too. Would recommend.

Polite and welcoming staff. Left hungry after disappointingly flavour lacking meal. £24 for a small bowlof lamb stew with about 4 pieces of meat and a flatbread- nothing else!?! Chicken mandhi ok but dry and not filling. Cash only. Wouldn’t return 😞

Lovely food and gf was no problem. Gluten free creamy mushrooms on toast with extra bacon. Good gf bread too! Very tasty. Husband had eggs benny which was very good too. Even the complementary chocolate brownie with the coffee was gf too!