Bill's - York
Bill's
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Step into Bill's on Coney Street for a warm, slightly quirky dining experience where generous plates and colourful flavours meet city-centre convenience. From bright brunches and full English classics to indulgent cakes and cleverly composed plant-based plates, the menu is designed to satisfy shoppers, families and food lovers alike. The café-like atmosphere — cozy seating, homely flourishes and a steady hum of conversation — makes it a go-to for breakfasts, relaxed lunches and casual dinners. Whether you’re after a standout burger, a refreshing tropical smoothie or a thoughtful vegetarian fry-up, Bill's serves flavours with charm and a smile.
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Reviews praise Bill's tasty, well-presented food and homely decor, but note occasional service or consistency issues and an automatic service charge.
I was pleasantly surprised by this restaurant. We walked in without any expectations.
My husband enjoyed his eggs benedict, but my vegetarian breakfast was terrible. It was smothered in a strange, watery marmalade.
This restaurant is quite impressive with a spacious interior and a diverse menu.
Opens at 8am on a Saturday, which we needed. Lots of tables that started filling by 9:30am. Diverse menu. Eggs Benedict was great. Pancakes were a little stodgy. Full breakfasts looked humongous. Paying by QR code from the table was a nice innovation and meant no delay when we wanted to leave.
I went for the Bourbon burger with brisket on top, and it was one of the nicest ones I have had in a long time! The staff were lovely and attentive.
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Chocolate & Honeycomb Fudge£2
Choice Of Burger, Halloumi Sticks And Choice Of Beer/Soft Drink£17
Bill's Macabeo, SpainFresh; light; easy drinking
£16
Bill's Tempranillo Garnacha, SpainEasy going; dark fruits
£16
Bill's Garnacha Rosado, SpainPunchy red berry fruit
£16
Bill's Ipa£4
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On at least one occasion staff at the Coney Street Bill's made a notable gesture: the manager, named Jack in a review, and team donated the cost of a customer's meal to Parkinson's research — a small sign that the restaurant sometimes supports causes and individual acts of kindness beyond everyday service.
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