The Grand Opera House is a lovely venue in York which shows a wide range of shows. It is called the…read moreopera house yet it does show other things such as comedy stand-up and musicals. I've been a few times-last time was to see Jimmy Carr live which was great. There's a bar when you first go in which is nice for before shoes and the interval break. The seats are comfy enough in the actual theatre and although there is not a lot of leg room this seems to be pretty standard for theatres anyway. There's a carpark nearby although you do have to pay for that.

I used to work here, so I'm a bit bias. It's a wonderfully old building. It does very well…read moreconsidering its location. There's no parking, but the castle car park is just up the road. We enjoy going here.

I love the Theatre Royal in York. They show loads of different things, most famously the yearly…read morepantomime every Christmas which I always go to. The Theatre is a gorgeous building and there is loads of seating inside. There is also a cafe/bar which serves really nice food.

Been to see quite a few shows here. If you haven't seen a "panto" before - this is the place to go…read moreand see it. It's a coffee place during the day

I love little venue. Small, intimate and with some good nights. There's a bar on the entry level of…read morethe Basement for drinks and more room with another bar upstairs and balcony with river-views for meeting before or after events. Trendy spot, for sure and a new layout if you've not been in the last few years. Always mega busy in summer for booze and foody bits.

I've been about seven or eight times this year to the Hyena Lounge Comedy Club. Seen Sarah…read moreMillican, Russell Howard, Jon Richardson and Josh Widdicombe all do their shows pus been a few times on Saturdays. Always very busy so worth getting their early to choose your seats. Excellent value for money but the drinks are on the pricey side.

A great meeting place, lollygagging place or just something to look at. See a movie, have a…read morecoffee, a wine, brunch or lunch, inside or out. River view is splendid but fills up quickly on a fine day.

Decent movie theatre, but not great. Given the limited options in York though, chances are you'll…read moreprobably end up here. It's a pretty small theatre within the city walls. It's maintained nicely, with a small cafe at the entrance. There's a good variety of films always being screened, although since there aren't too many screens the times aren't always the most convenient. Americans beware though! If you are a butter lover like me, while the concessions do serve popcorn, there is no extra butter. Major disappointment. I don't care if it's healthier for me, it still stinks.

The Grand Opera House in York is a really nice building although I don't think it looks great from…read morethe outside-lovely inside though. They show loads of different things such as musicals and operas but I've mainly been to see various comedy acts. There's a bar in there too which is good for intervals.

This is a lovely theatre in central York. A beautiful building and still in good condition. The…read moreGrand Opera House gets a great range of productions including touring musicals, plays and one of shows. It's location is great, plenty of parking close by and also some nice bars for a pre theatre drink.

OMMani...rest in peace. How have I never reviewed the…read morepilgrimage of all pilgrimages?!? It's most likely because I am in utter awe during each visit. It's a pub, but it's also a museum of sorts for you guessed it, The Stone Roses (LOVE, LOVE, LOVE, LOVE), Oasis, Joy Division, and the like. If I could win the lottery, which I have never played, I would move to York and be within walking distance of The Stone Roses Bar. The staff are superb. Exceptional humans. The bar is nothing short of perfection. The drinks are well-made, tasty, and affordable. I have nothing but good things to say about this place. Always. Looking forward to my next visit.

Stumbled upon this cool pub in York: Mostly because we are fans of the band Stone Roses! Love the…read morevibe, decor, music. Was happy to find a place like this to duck out of the rain.

The Grand Opera house show a wide range of things such as ballets, musicals, and live stand-up…read more It's a nice venue, quite old fashioned inside. There's a bar in there so you can have a few drinks whilst you're waiting and in the intervals. Only thing I would say is that there's no parkling (although there's a nearby carpark which you have to pay for) and it can get a bit crammed inside especially in the bar.

If you have a sweet tooth, as I do, and a taste for less generic candy that you find in the corner…read moreshop, you should check this place out. Spoke with two very sweet employees, who permitted me to taste a few candies before committing to purchase. This seemed fair, as they weren't busy and I am American, which meant I wasn't sure what things would taste like. In any case, the prices are reasonable. The staff helpful and kind.

this is a super gimmicky sweet shop, mainly for the tourists in york!…read more it does give a slight ye olde sweetie shoppe feel, as you walk in? but thats where it ends! saw plenty of york fudge, york toffee, boxes of sweets with pictures of various places/landmarks of york. not my kind of sweet shop! they did have a good range of sugar free sweets, and giant gob stoppers, the size of a tennis ball! and any parent buying that for there children, needs there heads looking at! its not a big space, inside the shop, and it has not been open long. but it will appeal to alot of people, mainly tourists!