A great little community bar in the heart of York City. When I went the bar was filled with a group…read moreof friendly regulars from all walks of life, who were very open and inviting to a couple strangers looking for a little Saturday day drinking. The beer was cheap and cold, the food (fried CHEESEBALLS) were spicy and really good...also one of the best cheeseburgers I have ever had at a bar. I would definitely visit this place more frequently if they were not cash only, however if I have some green backs in my wallet..."being there is no place, like this place, around this place; this must be the place".

These folks are Reasonably priced, great service and very friendly. This place had a great vibe and…read morethe crowd was pleasantly diverse. I will definitely go again.

The food exceeded our high expectations! The drinks were exceptional! To top it off, the service…read morewas the best part. Seth and Steve took great care of us, I'm not sure of the host name, but he treated us as long time friends even though we had just met. Really appreciate our night with them.

Went for dinner before show. Food was pretty good. I really enjoyed the Calamari. Service could…read morehave been a smidge better as far as our server. We didn't realize that the fries didn't come with the meals so shocked to have 8 dollars added. My fault for not reading the menu, but we ordered a burger and he said, with fries so I assumed they were included. Lesson learned. Mocktails were good Pink Lady and Baby blue. Once we were finished I had to flag down another server to get our check and she also took our payment and got boxes for us. Maybe our server was on a break.

Anytime I have an extra twenty bucks to throw down on a little beverage time, First Cap is my first…read morepick. It is a nice peaceful bar that has a really dark and wood grain interior. The bartenders are always friendly and the service is quick . The music is usually a sort of open mike night, but you will usually find the same musician(s) there every time. They are definitely attempting to create a hippie lounge atmosphere, and the clients follow que. It is a comfortable scene in here usually. Aside from the main bar room, there is an additional area in the back to dine in a bit more privacy. The menu selections and drinks are overpriced. The food is okay, nothing spectacular, my favorite item is the red bean hummus. If your looking for a casual night out downtown First Cap is a good pick.

The Cap is great. The Cap is good. The Cap is the only place to get a decent micro-brew that…read moredoesn't also put "sports" in front of their name. Other places are catching up with adding Troegs and a few Victory bottles, which is GREAT, but none can match the fun (albeit a little stagnant at times) cooler of craft beer from California to PA. Service is....well, the service is friendly if you have been there a few dozen times. I can see how a first timer can see it as being a bit chaotic, but don't let that stop you- ask anyone at the bar for help and they'll flag the bartenders for you. Live music via a great group of local musicians on Monday and a variety of acts the rest of the week. I hear the burgers are great, too.

Went to this restaurant with the family on st paddy's day weekend at about 2pm. The place was…read morehopping to say the least! Great ambiance with a full bar and restaurant but some quiet areas for family's to enjoy. We were seated and despite the busy atmosphere, the service was pretty quick and accurate. I had a peach ring fishbowl that was delicious and well-balanced. I had a BLT wrap with house made chips and though tasty, I was a little disappointed with the portion size as it was a bit smaller than expected. All in all, good food, great atmosphere, and fast and friendly service! Quality: 3.5/5 Service: 4.5/5 Cost: 4/5

Last Sunday, my husband and I were driving home to Baltimore from the Finger Lakes when a World Cup…read moregame we were invested in was close and exciting. We were just outside York, so we decided to stop in town to watch the end of the game. I think I searched "sports bar" or "bar with TV" on Yelp and found White Rose. We found street parking nearby (it was a Sunday afternoon) and wandered in. We found two seats at the bar and sat down. Now, we really didn't need much: a TV playing the World Cup, a few beers, and some friendly service. We almost got all three at White Rose. Their beer selection was very standard for sports bar, and we ordered a couple (I had a PBR). The service at the bar was friendly and fast. Unfortunately, it was the TVs themselves that gave us problems. They have two in the bar area and both were playing the World Cup. So the problem? This was new for me, but both of the TVs had incredibly obstructed views even when seated at the bar. (This was even after a woman sitting at the bar who wasn't watching the game offered to move seats with us so we could try to have a better view. She saw us struggling.) The one on the wall behind the bar was the obvious one to watch. Unfortunately, at least 4 or 5 seats at the end of the bar can't see that TV around the enormous wine glass rack that hangs from the ceiling to the right of the TV. I could see maybe half of that TV. There was another TV hanging from the ceiling over some tables to the left. I could see about a half of that TV too, because they have - inexplicably - light fixtures that hang from the ceiling in front of the TV. We were craning our necks in the weirdest ways and basically staring right above the guy's head sitting next to us (I think he might have thought we were staring at him). I can't speak to the food or any drinks other than standard beers, but I can say that the obstructed TVs make it a place I would not return again for the purpose of watching a sports event. Granted, they were busy, and we didn't have our choice of seats, and it might be a great bar to just hang out at. But as a sports bar, it was a complete flop for me.

Great new spot to have a drink and wings . Fair pricing , a…read morelot of screens to watch sports.

Review was correct. Bar was busy. Lots of tables taken up by reservations. Had crab cake entree…read morewas very good just like Maryland. Macaroni and cheese was okay. Not worth the Calories. French fries were good and came out hot. Best gin and tonic I have had in awhile. Hendricks was available. Very noisy. Good service. Caesar salad had lots of dressing.

Random find during a road trip, stopped by because we saw reviews for crabcakes. $45 for two cakes…read morewas definitely worth it because they were all crab, no fillers. The star of the show is actually their cream linguine because it came out piping hot while al dente. The host and servers were extremely accommodating too. They have the indoor and outdoor area so you can pick and choose your vibe.

The Cove is a gem in York, PA. Off the beaten path but always provides good food in a quaint…read moresetting. Staff is friendly, nice bar and also has a cigar lounge. Offers outdoor dining even in the winter with covered and headed areas! The creek that runs through the back makes it a unique dining experience. The Cove is a good place to visit while in York.

My band played a gig here last night....I LOVE bars like this and we need more!! Food was…read morefantastic, I had the Inn burger and one of my buddies got the wings who said they were awesome as well (get em crispy)!! If you're in the area I highly recommend stopping for food here (everything is fresh and not frozen). It's a dive bar...If you're gonna walk in here with expectations, turn around and walk the eff out and go get laid or something. Stop hating on small businesses just because YOU don't like it!

Since the new Chef started the weekly board specials have been awesome.and along with the regular…read moremenu. Servers are awesome also. Miss the pool tables but the band room and the shows they put on back there are Awesome. Definitely recommend checking it out.

My fiancé and I have been here multiple times, and we always leave satisfied. One of the most…read morecommon themes from all of these visits is the wait time. For every time we've dined here, we've had a reservation and still had to wait about an hour to receive our entrees. The one star knockoff is purely due to lack of speedy service and long wait times for food. Otherwise, the mansion is absolutely gorgeous, and has seasonal menus, so there is always something new to offer each time you visit. They have a unique seasonal cocktail menu, and numerous different types of alcohol/bottles. (I would recommend getting a prosecco glass with cranberry juice in it!) They give out two different pieces of bread, both very good, and they also give out a "bite of the night" or something similar to it, which is a unique small bite full of flavor from the kitchen.

This venue is beautiful. There are several rooms which are beautifully decorated. I was here with…read morea large group (21 people) and I think they might not have enough staff. I'd really like to give 5 stars for the taste of the food but it wasn't warm enough when it was served. I asked about the soups and was offered a taste of both which I thought was great. When the samples came they weren't hot. Barely warm. I ordered one of the soups and told the server it wasn't warm enough and asked to make sure it was warm when it came out. It wasn't. Butternut squash creamy soup with a piece of smoked salmon in top. Interesting. Very creamy but I couldn't taste the butternut squash. It was nondescript but since I'd tasted both and didn't like the other I felt I did have to order one. The smoked salmon added saltiness and actually made it nice but I think you'd have to look forward the squash. And, it was only mildly warm. Husband ordered the paella. I tasted it, of course. The fish was overcooked, the scallop I had was sweet and cooked well. The rice was decent, but, instead of the rich saffron scented taste I expected, this tasted of chicken broth a la rice a roni. And whereas it was good, it was nothing special. He said the shrimp and mussels were good. I ordered Tuscan shrimp which was billed as shrimp and ravioli in sun dried tomato cream sauce with spinach. There were 4 good size ravioli covered in a cream sauce- not Alfredo- and there were bits of sun dried tomato sprinkled on it. Tasty but not sun dried tomato cream sauce. There are 5 or 6 good size shrimp that were delicious and cooked just right. This was a delicious dish and would have been 5 stars if it were hot. It was warm, not wArm enough though. Same for the paella. And everyone at our end of the table said the same thing. Neighbors had Mac and cheese with meatballs which they said was ok, chicken cacciatore which they said was covered in red pepper sauce which they said was good but that the chicken was dry. Didn't talk to anyone else about their meals but the chief complaint was that nothing was hot. And the service was uneven- we were served a long time before the people next to us were served their meals. This place is a venue for weddings and parties. One would think they could keep large numbers of meals hot and out at the same time. I would like to give 5 stars for my shrimp dish's taste. My husband said his paella was a 3.5 But serving the meals at low temp just knocks it down a few pegs. Dinner included a very small piece of crouton with tomato topping. I guess it was bruschetta bouche amuse. Tasty but tiny. The servers were very nice and I think they were doing the best they could. Not their fault. Lovely ambiance but expensive. For the prices, I expect hot food.