The Autumn York Restaurant Week is taking place from the 9th to the 15th October.
York Restaurant Week is organised by The York Business Improvement District (York BID) and is a celebration of the wealth of incredible hospitality businesses in the city.
This event is shaping up to be the biggest yet, with over 80 businesses confirmed to take part, and over 150 different offers on food and drink to suit all budgets and tastes.
Businesses taking part for the first time this Restaurant Week include Clucking Oinks who are offering a veritable feast of Burger, Side, Dessert & Drink for £20, The Ivy with a range of tempting menus, and York Minster Refectory with an exquisite tasting menu for £30pp. For a truly memorable experience, Hotdog Hatch at The Hilt is offering Axe Throwing, a Hot Dog & Soft Drink for £30pp.
Also returning are customer favourites Bettys, Plush Cafe, Ate O’Clock, Ambiente Tapas and The Chopping Block at Walmgate Ale House.
York BID Business Manager, Chris Bush, coordinates the event. He said:
“With the current cost of living crisis squeezing household budgets, we’re really pleased to be able to offer so many affordable ways to eat out. There really is something to suit every occasion, from a light bite, sweet treat or an indulgent 3 course dinner.”
To take advantage of the offers, diners can visit www.yorkrestaurantweek.co.uk. All the offers will be online from Monday 25th September, priced at either £5, £10, £15, £20, £25 or £30. There is no limit to the amount of offers diners can access, and vouchers are completely free to download.
Diners are advised to book ahead and check any terms that may apply to certain offers.
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