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York| The capital city of the North, the Romans named it Eboracum before it was later renamed York by the Vikings. The rich history of this intriguing city can be seen all around you as you wander its ancient streets, taking in modern attractions such as the Yorvik Centre and the York Dungeon. |  |
Why not treat yourself to one of the delicious offerings on the Cafe NO.8 menu? They serve everything from soups and sandwiches to speciality cakes and coffees.
For those Francophiles among you, Cafe Rouge is open seven days a week from 10am to 10.30pm. From morning coffee to the evening meal, with special promotions and a fine selection of wines you can't go wrong with Cafe Rouge - Bon Appetit! |
| Mana's Greek, Cypriot and Mediterranean restaurant is that little more special than the average establishment. The exquisite food will whisk you away, making you feel like you had a voyage to the Med without ever having left your table. With great service and fine decor, this is not to be missed. |
| Ideally located within York's city walls, Michael's Brasserie serves fine food in a top-class setting. The very reasonable prices compliment the exceptional service. |
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