Whether you’re treating yourself for finally getting up and out of bed for a long walk, or you’re catching up with friends about the week’s goings-on — every proper weekend should start with brunch. Whether you opt for waffles, pancakes, avocado on toast, a full English or just a strong cup of coffee — you’re never likely to be disappointed. York has a fantastic range of cafes and bistros offering diverse and delicious menu options — no matter what kind of snack you’re in the mood for. Read on to discover your new weekend favourite.
Plonkers Wine Bar and Bistro, Cumberland Street, York. Enquire at 01904 655307. Even though Plonkers have been serving delicious local food since the 1980s, the atmosphere is just as friendly, the service is just as attentive, and the food is certainly still as good to this day! Book in for any of your brunch favourites like poached egg on sourdough today! While you’re there make sure to check out the events calendar for the next open mic night or love music show.
The Cat’s Whiskers, 46 Goodramgate, York. Enquire at 01904 626480. Cat lovers rejoice! What better way to enjoy a cake, cup of tea, hot chocolate, or coffee than in a café full of cats! The Cat’s Whiskers sits comfortably in the city centre and offers charming views of the Minster whilst you relax alongside Sprout, Pumpkin, and many more feline residents. All the cakes are lovingly made by Helen at The White Cherry Bakery in Pocklington, using only the finest ingredients.
Drift-In, High Ousegate, York. Enquire at 01904 630400. The Drift-In is perfectly located right by the high street so makes for the perfect escape from the weekend shopping hustle and bustle. The menu is packed to the brim with brilliant brunch and lunch classics like steak and eggs, American pancakes, stuffed bagels, topped toasts, and some sumptuous super salads. Location, menu, and its friendly atmosphere make the Drift-In a magnificent mid-morning meeting place for those vital reunions and catch-ups with friends.
Sandwitches Café and Bistro, Newgate, York. More info at www.sandwitchescafe.co.uk. This quirky café serves up delectable brunch food from an iconic but spooky location, 12 Newgate — where the café now rests— is one of the oldest houses in York, built on the cemetery of St. Sampson church, the top floor is said to be one of York’s most haunted locations… The menu is made up of delicious locally sourced food and features midday favourites like waffles with bacon and maple syrup and Full Englishs of every size and description.
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