Spurriergate Cafe in York

This is a give what you think it's worth Cafe. Open Tuesday to Thursday. A reasonable selection of sandwiches and rolls were on offer. Only loses a star because when we visited there were several small children running around, screaming. Parents taking no notice whatsoever. We ate our food and left as soon as we could. 😕

This is a wonderful resource in the city centre with kind and friendly staff, and soft play area for 0-4 year olds and pay as you feel pricing in the cafe. It is only open for a few hours in the middle of the day on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays which is a shame. Definitely worth visiting if you have small children and a limited budget

quite a place Out side busy streets Inside peaceThe food on offered was a large choice full range of soft drinksLarge seating area and many areas of activates The churchhad been brought back to lifeThe walls are covered in reminder of its pastOutside many people just unaware of its beautyI see tourists just walk on byemissing a gem in YorkA good point or notI love York history but see tourist as a threat and a good thing The peace of a great church or lots of tourist

Food well priced, good portion and tasty. Female staff member upstairs serving was quite surly and didn't smile. Lovely stain glass windows.

Good place to meet for tea, coffee and a meal or sandwich. They have tradition home cooked style food made on site in their kitchen which you can see as you queue. It’s a canteen style affair, where you point out what you want, put it on a tray and pay at the till. Some things have to be made, in which case they bring it to your table. It is an old church. The clientele are a bit clique, a bit yummy mummy, but I like to go there. It good to be able to get a healthy/hearty bite to eat without having to wait too long. I wish the servings were a bit larger for the money. The pricing is somewhere above fast food, but a little below a full on restaurant. There is also a coffee shop up on a mezzanine floor, and a gift shop near the door.

Great place to go for some great food, £20 for 4 sausage and egg sandwiches, tea for 2 and 2 large Oasis'. The food was delicious and plenty of room for larger parties with fast serving times and helpful staff. Good for a homely break after a walk around york when the kids are hungry or tired out. Can get noisy due to children but an upstairs cafe area with comfy seats cordened off from the noise with a prayer area if needed.

I have been there four times, and not a single time I was able to get out without catching on my clothes the kitchen's smell. They need to have a ventilation system. It's a nice place to have a hot beverage or a small meal. Prices are reasonable and it feels like having a natter in a church !

Fantastic space serving reasonably priced delicious food. It's a 'no frills' kind of place but the food is yummy and the service is friendly. Really set up for babies/kids with lots of toys on offer + beakers/microwave etc available. Also, there is a small soft play area for under 5s.

A converted medieval church, run by a Christian Mission. Enjoy a bite to eat under Norman pillars and Arches while gazing through Stained glass windows.They serve a good cup tea and produce tasty, filling meals at a very competitive price.There is an upstairs seating area with an area put aside for quiet reflection or prayer.The Church also has a small kiosk selling fair trade products from across the world.There is a small play area for children aged 1 to 4. Parents are asked to supervise their children while they use this facility.There is no wifi, and it can be busy at weekends.Disabled customers are able to access the ground level seating area.There is a disabled toilet as well.

Visited this place on the recommendation of my parents and found it to be a nice, friendly and welcoming venue. Child friendly, and decent food at a fairly good price. Can get very busy at peak times / season so worth visiting a little early or late to avoid the crowds.