cyberfairy
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Off to York next week for a few days
Never been-would appreciate tips on veggie friendly cool pubs/food places etc and stuff to look at![Smile :) :)](/ubb/smile.gif)
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Just looked it up-looks lovely-cheers.The Shambles.
Near there on a street I forget the name of it a great old bookshop I also forget the name of, near to a very good bistro-y place that does veggie food. Which I also forget the name of.
Sorry for being crap.
As mentioned Jorvik Viking Centre is really good.
If you like Ale try some Centurian Ghost which is available in loads of pubs there.
I haven't been to York in years, but it's a really nice city to spend a few days in.
The museums are excellent. Jorvik Viking Centre is well worth a look, as is the National Railway Museum (yes, I know...![]()
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I can't recall any names offhand, but York is replete with good pubs as well.![]()
Go for a walk along the walls if it's not raining, and deffo in the Minster.
I like ghosts but not real ale.
I'm in York next weekWhen I am not in meetings I'll be in bars or wandering through the shambles.
Any decent curry houses?
I was in York today (for a 2 hour meeting). I had a lovely pasty for lunch (peppered steak), but they did some vegetarian ones too. Can't remember where it was though.
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Apparently the pub had a white alsation cyberfairy, if that narrows it down.
The pasty was from somewhere else so nerr.
The pub with the white Alsatian (and a cracking selection of beers) was called the Corner something-or-other (probably Corner House). Out the train station and left, down the road a bit, cross the busy road, past the bus-stops a bit and up a side road on your left. They had a decent outside seating area for the smokers also. (See? A proper recommendation).
There's a reet hippy one:
El Piano
Grape Lane
01904 610676