The best restaurants serving Other european-cuisines food in York Yorkshire and The Humber

Te encontramos accidentalmente hace un par de semanas en be & Q y el dulce langos era tan encantador. Como estábamos en Clifton Moor de nuevo, nos detuvimos para probar una versión salada. El halloumi langos era increíble y las coberturas eran tan frescas. Sin duda volveremos de nuevo, pero desafortunadamente vivimos fuera de York, así que no tienda a ir a Clifton Moor tan a menudo. Gracias por la comida encantadora. ¡Creo que Langos podría ser mi nueva comida favorita! K x

Fantastic meal here for my husbands 40th birthday on Friday. We decided on the tasting menu and each and every course was outstanding. Tasted incredible and presented beautifully. The service was impeccable, the waiting on staff were attentive without being overbearing and their knowledge on each dish was spot on. Favourite dish of mine was the lemon and fennel pre-dessert. The best dish I've ever had. First time trying smoked eel too, something I'll definitely be looking out for on menus from now on. Overall. Fantastic night and I'll be recommending this restaurant to anyone wanting a fine dining restaurant in York.

So so good Been here countless times, mine and my partners favourite restaurant of all time ever anywhere. Perfect food perfect atmosphere👌🏻 never change!

Such a cute rustic cafe (fits perfectly with York’s aesthetic). So much choice on the menu, I went for a build your own. Service was lovely and so quick! Came here before over a year ago and everything was just as good as I remembered!

The menu was creative and interesting and I had the Stone Bass. The food was excellent. A lovely restaurant with great staff. I would fully recommend this great restaurant.

This place is incredible, we were so impressed and thoroughly enjoyed our food which was imaginative fresh and delicious. We had a mixed platter and we couldn’t believe how generous it would be and the quality was superb, just perfect.

This place is nice overall but 2 glaring errors made me feel like it was necessary to write this review. Bottom line is service could be better and it’s not good value for money. Firstly, service. When I arrived at the bar I was told bluntly by the waitress that my table wasn’t ready and I’d have to come back in 15-20 minutes, despite me having booked in advance! This is an absolute schoolboy error in dealing with customers and immediately got things off on the wrong foot. It was only when I looked at her quizzically and was about to head back out the door into the cold that she twigged and found another table. This is basic stuff and completely unforgivable when you’re charging high-end prices. This brings me on to the second point, which is price. The prices in this place are eye-watering and would be enough to make even the poshest Mayfair Sommelier blush. All in all we had 3 glasses of wine each and 3 small plates to share with some bread and it came to over £60 each! That’s utterly insane for the North East. Yes the quality was good, but it did not deliver good value for money. As for the positives, 22 Yards does have a nice atmosphere, generally lovely staff (apart from that initial - and hopefully anomalous - interaction) and a good quality product. It’s just much too expensive for what it is.

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.

Stopped here for breakfast this morning and was pleasantly surprised. The service was very quick and efficient and the food was superb. Very reasonably priced. Asked for a large coffee and got a LARGE coffee, very unusual these days. Very impressed, will definitely return. Suggest you try it.

Vino por un trabajo y se lo pasó increíble, el personal también era muy amable y servicial - saludo a Laura detrás de la barra que era genial!

Overall a disappointing experience. I went with my family (partner and children) on an early Saturday evening at 6pm. The main issue was that we waited one hour between ordering and receiving food. We received 20% off as a result, and the waitress was polite and apologetic, but I would not go back and risk getting the same service. In their shoes I would have brought some free drinks and bread, but these weren't offered. The food itself was nice when it came. However, given the prices (getting towards £20 for each main), I would expect 50% bigger portions of most of the meals. Overall I got the impression of a chain that is squeezing out more profit, for example by not employing enough staff, and sadly would not go back.

Food was excellent, restaurant is nicely furnished and staff were polite and friendly. Not cheap, at just under £300 for dinner for 3 people- we had a couple of drinks each, starter, main and dessert. A place for special occasions. A few niggles which, if ironed out, would have made it a 5 star experience: my £12 Aperol Spritz (without ice) measured about a third of a wineglass, which seemed rather mean, very little prosecco in it and it was room temperature. Two of our desserts were forgotten completely, with a half hour wait between mine arriving and my family receiving theirs - only a brief mumbled apology from the waiter. I think a bigger apology and/or discount should have been offered as it spoilt the flow of the meal. It would be nice if they'd offered to take our coats on arrival. We did really enjoy the food, but the niggles might put me off returning.

Had a walk in on Friday night. Excellent reception and service. Had the set menu and was pleased with the portions and quality of the food. I will definitely be back.

I enjoyed a wonderful meal with my partner and her little girl and my mother - as a veggie I would wholeheartedly recommend it (the others had chicken which they all thoroughly enjoyed)

This place is closed down. Whoever keeps changing it to temporary is wrong..