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The Terrace Sports Bar & Kitchen

Sports barsYork

4 out of 5 stars4.0(1,493 reviews)

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Quick info

+44 1904 674823
13-17 New St, York YO1 8RA, United Kingdom
£10–20

About The Terrace Sports Bar & Kitchen

On New St in York, The Terrace Sports Bar & Kitchen is a sports bar serving familiar English food alongside tap beers and cocktails. The kitchen turns out pulled pork wraps, burgers, and a steak and mushroom pie, with homemade chunky chips and garlic bread with cheese as sides. Nachos and sweet potato fries round out the menu. Background music plays through the space, and the bar operates on a walk-in basis with no reservations needed. It opens daily, functioning as both a pub for drinks and a kitchen for full meals.

Good to know

  • Reservations
    Accepts reservations
  • Accessibility
    Wheelchair: entrance, restroom

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Menu & Prices

13 dishes · mains £3–22
  • BUDWEISER£3.25
  • HEINEKEN£3.25
  • SOL£3.25
  • CAPTAIN MORGAN£22.00
  • STRAWBERRY DAIQUIRI£22.00
  • GORDON'S£22.00
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Reviews

4.0/5
1,493 reviews

What reviewers say

Reviewers most often mention pulled pork wrap, steak and mushroom pie, homemade chips and nachos and sweet potato fries.

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Customer Review Summary

Reviewers single out the homemade food, led by a steak and mushroom pie with chunky chips. Close behind are a pulled pork wrap, a burger with homemade chips, and nachos with sweet potato fries. One found the garlic bread with cheese odd, and one reviewer says they won't return. Another popped in for a quick drink and stayed three hours.

Featured reviews

  • Google user
    “Visiting York for a few days. We nipped in for a quick respite on the passing, and ended up staying for 3 hours. We had no intention of eating there but really glad we did. Excellent food. Excellent location Superb service This place should be on the tourist lists with The Minster and The Rail Museum.”
  • Google user
    “Homemade food abosolutely delicious visiting York all the way from Bonnie Scotland steak and mushroom pie succulent melt in mouth with a Luscious gravy and real chunky chips that were chips. Reasonable priced and good music can not praise it enough having tasted good food like this for years 3 happy well fed customers”
  • Google user
    “Created an account just to leave this review, went here once and won’t be returning. We were told to buy drinks within minutes of sitting down, and throughout our visit it felt like you were constantly being watched. As soon as your glass was empty it was taken away, and before long you were being told to buy another drink or leave. During the game, the owner also came round tipping everyone’s pints in glasses and pouring them into plastic cups without any explanation. A simple reason why would have gone a long way, but instead it just added to the strange atmosphere. After reading other reviews, it’s clear this wasn’t just our experience. Plenty of people mention being pressured to keep drinking or being told to get out, so this seems to be how the place is run. The owner’s replies to negative reviews are also incredibly rude and unprofessional and littered with spelling mistakes. Rather than listening to customers, they seem to just argue with them. There are far better places to spend your money where customers are actually made to feel welcome.”
  • Google user
    “I visited The Terrace Sports Bar & Kitchen to watch the England vs Mexico match. The one positive I have to mention is the atmosphere created by the England fans. They were brilliant and made what should have been a fantastic evening. Unfortunately, the behaviour of the owner, the bouncers and one member of staff completely overshadowed the experience. We arrived as a group of four. Two of us went straight to the bar and bought drinks while the other two sat down for around five minutes before getting theirs. Within those five minutes, the owner approached us and told the other two that they needed to buy a drink immediately or they would be thrown out. We found this unnecessarily aggressive, especially considering how little time had passed. Throughout the match, staff were constantly collecting empty glasses. If your glass had been empty for more than a couple of minutes, it was taken away, and if you then went around ten minutes without another drink, you were approached again and told to either buy another drink or leave. It created an uncomfortable atmosphere where you almost felt you had to pace your drinking around avoiding being challenged, rather than simply enjoying the football. By that point we would have left, but every other venue showing the game was already full, so we had little choice but to stay. There were several other incidents that made the evening unpleasant. A member of staff repeatedly squeezed through crowded areas to collect glasses, often blocking people’s view of the screen. When England scored, she happened to be collecting glasses near a group of supporters who celebrated loudly, as football fans naturally do, and she immediately started telling them off. Another woman, who appeared to work there but had been watching the game herself, also repeatedly went over to the same group even after they had settled down. Two supporters were thrown out after England’s first goal purely because of the way they celebrated. Every time England scored, one of the bouncers would come inside, stand in the middle of the room watching everyone and begin confronting different tables. Before kick-off, he even told someone off simply for chanting “England”. It felt as though normal football celebrations were being treated as a problem rather than something to be expected at a venue advertising a live England match. It’s a shame because the supporters made the atmosphere enjoyable despite everything else. However, the constant pressure to keep buying drinks and the confrontational approach from management and security made the evening tense and uncomfortable from start to finish. If you’re looking for somewhere to enjoy a big football match, I’d recommend choosing a venue where fans are made to feel welcome rather than monitored. Sadly, I won’t be returning for another game. ————— In response to your poorly worded and frankly embarrassing reply which unfortunately reinforces exactly why I left the review. My issue was never that your staff collected glasses. It was that they were constantly being sent out during the match, repeatedly squeezing through packed crowds and blocking the screen. This could easily have been done less frequently and with far less disruption. More importantly, much of your response has nothing to do with us. Nobody in our group jumped on your furniture, nobody in our group had taken drugs, and nobody in our group was chanting before kick-off. You’re attacking us for behaviour we simply didn’t engage in. The concerns I actually raised were the aggressive way we were spoken to, the constant pressure to keep buying drinks or leave, and the confrontational atmosphere created by management and security. Instead of addressing those points, you’ve chosen to instead reinforce them by insulting customers calling them “free loaders” and referring to a “soup kitchen”. People reading the reviews can make up their own minds. Based on both our experience and the way you childishly choose to respond to criticism. Thanks for the laugh while reading your reply 👍”
  • Google user
    “Planned to come here to watch the football, order food and soft drinks. Asked for id when we were ordering (by the bouncer) we were the told we needed to leave even though we wasn’t ordering alcoholic drinks. Bouncer is rude and clearly has no people skills”

Hours

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Highlights

“Spacious sports tavern with a casual vibe, serving familiar English fare, tap brews & cocktails.”

  • Bar games
  • Great beer selection
  • Great wine list
  • Live music
  • Live performances
  • Sports

Amenities

  • Wi-Fi
  • Wheelchair accessible entrance
  • Accepts reservations
  • Dogs allowed
  • Dine-in
  • Food at bar
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  • Casual
  • Onsite services
  • Beer
  • Food
  • Live music
  • Sports
Highlights· 5
  • Bar games
  • Great beer selection
  • Great wine list
  • Live performances
  • Trivia night
Accessibility· 1
  • Wheelchair accessible restroom
Offerings· 4
  • Alcohol
  • Cocktails
  • Hard liquor
  • Wine
Popular for· 1
  • Solo dining
Dining options· 1
  • Seating
Facilities· 1
  • Restroom
Crowd· 3
  • Groups
  • LGBTQ+ friendly
  • Tourists

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