Ye Olde Starre Inn in York

Amazing quaint pub in the heart of York! Fantastic pint of ale and a brilliant gin selection, all the team were warm and welcoming. The food menu looked really good, although we only stopped for drinks we had food envy at other guests plates!Definitely recommend a visit when exploring York

It’s was okay, standard Greene King pub. Possibly short staffed due to COVID. But also staff felt like they couldn’t be bothered to be here. Busy due to location & because of being the oldest inn in York.

Were enticed in by the oldest licenced pub in York sign. Lovely traditional pub in the centre of town. Friendly staff, great beers and a welcoming atmosphere. Drinks were great. Food was OK, not the best we had over the weekend but good enough. Will definitely come back here in the summer.

Probably Yorks oldest licensed pub 1645. Love very old pub that was a hospital in the civil war. Has an outside seating area if you walk through the pub or you can sit out the front of the pub. If you are looking for this pub look up when you are walking on Stonegate & you will see big sign that says YE OLDE STARRE INNE then you would walk down the alley.

Every time I visit this gem I realise just what I missing! Fantastic atmosphere, great beers and excellent service. We didn't eat this visit but the menu is good and varied. Very dog friendly too.

You can always depend on this pub when you're in York! Perfect place to rest your feet and grab a , great, beer or wine. And super good for food even late I to a Sunday evening. Super friendly staff and what history! We didn't see any of the ghosts, but I think our dog did! And if you are a fan of the book Jonathan strange and Mr Norrell, then it is a must do stop!

Lovely food, reasonably priced. NHS discount offered on food. Great portion sizes. Peroni on draft. The stand out factor for this place though is the staff. Sophie, Jacob and Beth made us feel so welcome.

We came here on a Sunday looking for food - we had just arrived in York and probably should have thought about booking... Ended up getting two fish and chips and two beers for £42, but what was off-putting was the lack of friendliness from the staff. The gentleman who greeted us when we came in made out like it was a massive inconvenience trying to find us a table, when there were a few free. No hello, no smile... Probably wouldn't give this place my money again based on that alone.

Beer range is Greene King, so not that brilliant. It was quiet and just needed a coffee. Service was polite but confused over what coffee they sold. All but one of the parties in here where drinking tea or coffee.

I had a few drinks here and the environment although dated (and rightly so at the oldest in York!) keeps a charm. Its warm and cosy but not too loud and seems well maintained in most areas. Great selection of drinks and a good selection of food too. Unfortunately I went for a simple option, the burger.. It was a bit too greasy for me which ruined the texture of the buns and as the grease dripped into the plate it unfortunately had the same effect in the bottom bun making it fall apart. Fries were good, but to be expected, they are just fries. It's a shame as the ingredients certainly had a fresh texture and taste.. Let down I think by rushing the burger itself.