Pubs in York

D'vine

20-24 Swinegate, York YO1 8AZ

Opened at the end of December 2015.

Cafe Rouge

52 Low Petergate, York YO1 7HZ

Carlton Tavern

140 Acomb Road, York YO24 4HA

Converted in 1993 from a former hotel, this pub has a large, attractive, enclosed garden. The outdoor terraced area adjacent to the conservatory is reserved for meals; there is also a children’s play area. Emphasis is on family food at modest prices served daily 12.00- 8.45pm with a carvery on Sunday. Limited accommodation is in the lodge at the rear. Re-furbished summer 2013.

Castle Howard Ox

Townend Street, York YO31 7QA

The name comes from an ox called White Willy, owned by a syndicate who lived near Castle Howard, which was exhibited in York in 1833. Re-opened in February 2017 under new management following short closure.

Charles XII

Main Street, York YO10 5EA

Close to York University and popular with students. Large, wood-panelled, opened-out bar area inside with extensive outside drinking area to the rear. Owned by the Stonegate pub Group.

City Screen

Coney Street, York YO1 9QL

This modern, city centre cinema bar offers good views along the River Ouse from both inside and on the outdoor balcony. The comfy chairs and sofas make for a pleasant and relaxed environment.

Clifton Hotel

Water Lane, York YO30 6PL

Coach House Hotel

20/22 Marygate, York YO30 7BH

A very welcoming hotel with a comfortable public bar; good place for a quiet drink away from the crowds, or for a meal before heading out into town for the evening. No longer does real ale.

Duke of York

Railway Station, York YO24 1AY

Single L-shaped bar within York station. Pleasantly furnished including leather sofas by the fireplace & high tables & stools. A range of food is available, although the number of choices is limited.

Corner Pin

17 Tanner Row, York YO1 6JB

400 year old, Grade II listed building on a back street off the popular club circuit of Rougier Street. The traditional side of the pub, which retains some original features, has three connecting rooms around a bar, a modern conservatory section opens onto the beer garden. The clientele consists of locals, tourists and some overspill from the disco pubs.

Cross Keys

34 Goodramgate, York YO1 7LF

Was rebuilt in 1904 on the site of the gate house to St Peters / the Minster. One of the 4 Nicholson's pubs in the centre of York. Up to 8 real ales from breweries from across the country. Regular beer festivals during the year.

Cross Keys

32 Tadcaster Road, York YO24 1LQ

A large, usually lively, pub on a main road into the city. Popular with locals, students from the nearby college and race-goers before/after a day at the nearby racecourse. Good meal deals, Large outside area. Refurbished summer 2013.