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The Star Inn the City

North Yorkshire, York - Modern British - Restaurant - £££

Overall Rating: Good

Uniqueness:Does the establishment stand out in the context of the local area? Good

Deliciousness:How delicious is the food? Good

Warmth:How warm is the service and the hospitality in general? Good

Strength of recommendation:How enthusiastically and widely would you recommend the establishment? Good

Back in 2013, Andrew Pern (chef/patron of the Star Inn at Harome) turned a dilapidated old engine house beside the Ouse into a splendid riverside restaurant in one of the best locations in the city. Its outdoor terrace is perfect for drinks or for dining (there are lovely views down the river), while indoors you can eat in the gloriously sunny garden room furnished with rich red velvet banquettes, vintage lampshades and white linen tablecloths. It's all very classy for what is essentially an informal brasserie – though with full-on restaurant prices. Business begins with breakfast until midday, when the kitchen switches to an all-day menu with elegant starters of home-cured salmon and crème fraîche or white asparagus with ewe’s curd and a frisée salad. Mains include Indian-spiced roast celeriac, lamb shoulder with whisky and rosemary gravy, and an outstanding dish of halibut served with Whitby crab on crushed new potatoes and a langoustine bisque. Jelly,...

Back in 2013, Andrew Pern (chef/patron of the Star Inn at Harome) turned a dilapidated old engine house beside the Ouse into a splendid riverside restaurant in one of the best locations in the city. Its outdoor terrace is perfect for drinks or for dining (there are lovely views down the river), while indoors you can eat in the gloriously sunny garden room furnished with rich red velvet banquettes, vintage lampshades and white linen tablecloths. It's all very classy for what is essentially an informal brasserie – though with full-on restaurant prices. Business begins with breakfast until midday, when the kitchen switches to an all-day menu with elegant starters of home-cured salmon and crème fraîche or white asparagus with ewe’s curd and a frisée salad. Mains include Indian-spiced roast celeriac, lamb shoulder with whisky and rosemary gravy, and an outstanding dish of halibut served with Whitby crab on crushed new potatoes and a langoustine bisque. Jelly, cheesecake, chocolate syllabub and sticky date pudding are among a choice of desserts, while the substantial wine list offers plenty by the glass. The restaurant has always welcomed families, so expect an attractive children’s menu of Yorkshire pudding with gravy, chicken goujons, and mac 'n' cheese too. Andrew Pern knows how and who to please.

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VENUE DETAILS

Museum Street
York
North Yorkshire
YO1 7DRGB

01904 619208

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OTHER INFORMATION

Private dining room, Separate bar, Outdoor dining, Wheelchair access, Family friendly, Dog friendly, Credit card required

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