Lendal Cellars in York

It's always a pleasure visiting Lendal Cellars, over the past few months it has become my go to spot for a drink and something to eat, especially after a long shift at work. The food and drink selection is top class. Plus Harriet, Tegan and the rest of the team feel more like friends than service staff. I can't rate this place enough.

Only popped in for a drink; a nice, unique and quirky bar. Drinks reasonable and seemed extremely popular - took the last table. If we hadn’t booked somewhere else to eat I think we’d have tried it as the food menu looked good as well.

After 8 years we returned to our first pub in York. Good memories of this amazing place. Good service, good food and ready to come back again, this time in a few weeks 😉

Love this pub, great ambiance, lovely food. Been before and will go again. Another one offering discount to emergency service staff..... make u feel appreciated.

Don't complain about the cold because that's location location location. The staff were so nice to us and the location has such a good vibe. A nice place to be and enjoy a steady pint.

Very nice meal and the Guinness was how it should be cold and creamy.

Brilliant place to eat and drink. I went here with my family and we had food from the lunch menu. We ordered both alcoholic drinks and some J2Os.The toilets were easily accessible and central, although there were only 2 female toilets and not very clean.Beautiful scenery and lovely setting, with it being an old railway place.Would recommend and come again :)

Even though its a Greene King pub, don't let it put you off, its really unique. The food menu seem to be better than most Greene King pubs, good selection of beers.One big bar, which is located at the back of the upper area, between 2 arches. Which offers a good selection of ales, wines and spirits including the usual pub staplesThere are 10 or so steps down into the bar, I don't think there is wheelchair access to the bar.We couldn't see any other toilets in the bar, other the very small one in the lower arch area, which are limited.The bar has great lighting and atmosphere, with a slight damp, fusty smell which actually adds the the character of the place.

The atmosphere is great, it's steeped in history, with its original vaulted ceiling and remains of 13th century friary.We had the steak skewers, piri piri chicken wings and a pint of Guinness. Unfortunately the Guinness wasn't great, it wasn't left to settle, just poured like a lager. The skewers were chewy and tasted more like braising steak than rump.That aside, the chicken was excellent, we had a nice time and enjoyed the environment.

Brilliant lunch here, rump beef toastie, chicken & bacon sandwich both with salad. A cask ale and bowl of chips. Sat outside under brollies. Friendly staff. Some easy listening music playing. 20 quid well spent.