Presenting a range of nights mostly catering for the student market and fans of dance, pop, R&B and dubstep sounds, Tokyo has become the more popular alternative to York's more established clubs.
Read more about Tokyo >>Food is ‘Bistro’ themed serving grilled poultry, meats, steak and fish. Together with salads, platters, vegetarian dishes and daily specials, complemented with a selection of varying desserts. Read more about Masons Bar and Bistro
Cafe declare has been open since September 2010 and recently gained entry to the Good food guide 2012 as the one to watch in York. Our cafe is a quiet haven away from the bustle of nearby Coney Stree Read more about Cafe deClare
Don't miss Tower's Restaurant and Bar, within the Hilton Hotel, it's open to the public as well as residents. It is ideal for all occasions; Morning Coffee, Afternoon tea, after work drinks and Dinner Read more about Tower's Restaurant
The Hotel Du Vin on Blossom street is one of my favourite places to eat or drink. The wine list here is enormous and the sommelier is always happy to help you make the right choice. Read more about Hotel Du Vin
Henry J Beans is an American style bar and restaurant serving burgers, steaks and delicious wraps also cold continental beers and cocktails served with flair. situated opposite Clifford's Tower. Read more about Henry J Bean's Bar and Grill
York is a popular destination for a night out and considering the range of different bars, clubs and music venues it easy to see why. From Real Ale Pubs to buzzing nightclubs there is something for people of all ages looking for a good night out.
Hen and Stag parties usually head towards Micklegate for the famous 'Pub crawl' down the hill. The Quarter houses a huge variety of eclectic bars and restaurants to suit every taste. The Riverside bars are a popular place to be when the weather is good and on a cold winters night lots of the traditional pubs will have a roaring coal fire.
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