York restaurant Arras praised for fine dining and value

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 10 Oct, 06:19 · Archive

York's Arras fine-dining restaurant has won local praise for imaginative cuisine and good-value lunch menus.

Arras, a fine-dining restaurant on Peasholme Green in York, has earned praise from reviewers for its imaginative cuisine, generous portions and good-value lunch menus. Chef Adam Humphrey and his wife Lovaine run the restaurant, which replaced the Italian restaurant Le Langhe at the same location, which closed ten years ago. The couple previously ran the original Arras in Australia, named after the East Yorkshire town where Adam grew up.

The restaurant's lunch menu offers good value, with two courses for £32 or three courses for £39. Evening prices are £66 and £78 respectively, whilst the five-course Arras Kitchen Menu costs £90. The restaurant opens Wednesday to Saturday only. Its success has extended beyond the main site: a spin-off bakery and coffee shop called Little Arras, located in Goodramgate, has become an established destination in its own right. A review from 2017 questioned whether locals would embrace the restaurant; a decade later, that question has been answered affirmatively.

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• Art on a plate but good value too: why this York restaurant stands the test of timeYork restaurant review: Arras earns praise for imaginative fine dining, generous portions and good-value lunch menus at Peasholme Green, YorkThe Press (York) · 10 Oct, 05:00
• Art on a plate but good value too: why this York restaurant stands the test of timeYork restaurant review: Arras earns praise for imaginative fine dining, generous portions and good-value lunch menus at Peasholme Green, YorkGazette & Herald (Malton) · 10 Oct, 05:00

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