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31 Castlegate
Cotation :
Type de cuisine : British traditional -
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Type de cuisine : international
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J. Baker's :
Nearby tourist sites
J. Baker's
J. Baker's
- Address :
- 7 Fossgate GB - York YO1 9TA
- Phone :
- (01904) 622688
- E-mail :
- info@jbakers.co.uk
- Website :
- http://www.jbakers.co.uk
Cuisine British modern
Menu: 12£/ 30£ - Carte: 20£/40£
Lively, double-fronted bistro on cobbled street, with simple, up-to-date interior. Interesting modern dishes on the à la carte and grazing menus. Chocolate dessert menu also served in the bar.
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Main services
Air conditioning
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Reserved for non-smokers in all or part of the establishment
Payment options
- American express
- Diners Club
- Visa
- Master card
Périodes d'ouverture :
Closed first week January, Sunday and Monday. Contacter l'établissement pour confirmer ces informations.
Ratings summary
Summary of opinions
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23/05/2011, gbr
matty198891
4/5
Review information
- Language: gbr
- Position : With friends
- opinions : Must not be missed
Pros
true modern European cooking trained staff nice location good price menu friendly kind nice staff
Cons
went twice both times there's been a something Wong with food length of wait with food went 2nd time we wad up stairs (by far not as nice as downstairs ) grazing menu and the length of time from start to fin felt so long skipped final course
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03/10/2009, gbr
kleijnen 5/5
Review information
- Language: gbr
- Position : As a couple
- opinions : Must not be missed
Pros
We came early evening 2nd October 2009, and were seated at spacious tables on the upper floor, which had nice ambiance, and we did not feel crowded as so often is the case. Staff was very friendly throughout our visit, with fast and efficient service.Ordered "8 Hour Beef and Ale Pie, rock oyster, horseradish cream" as starter. The oyster went surprisingly well with the horseradish cream, which gave an equally pleasantly surprising combination with the beef. The beef was served in a mini cauldron, very neatly on a slate.As main course had Famous Grouse, "toast and jam" ~ autumn roots. The grouse was served on cabbage and came with a very nice rich jus. The portion size was good, a very enjoyable dish.Starter and main course were accompanied by a fruity yet quite dry sauvignon blanc from Sancerre “Les Pierrier” Jean Thomas - Loire Valley, France. However, for the British Artisan Cheeseboard with celery cress and fig chutney I switched to a robust Cotes de ventoux rouge “Terre de Truffes” - Rhone. Both wines were good quality and value for money.From my partner's dishes the "Flavours for fun sorbet and ice cream" caught my eye, and a quick taste of the beetroot sorbet confirmed her approval, very nice!Easily the best restaurant in York.
Cons
Nothing really, perhaps the already good wine list could be expanded a bit, for example with a gewurztraminer.
