Historic York pub reopens after autumn makeover

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 2 Nov, 13:22 · Archive

The Golden Lion, an 18th-century Greene King pub on Church Street in York, has reopened after an autumn makeover. The pub is located near The Shambles and is popular with both locals and visitors to the city.

The refurbishment included new signage, redecoration, and updates to flooring, lighting and furnishings. The pub also features an all-weather roof garden for alfresco dining and drinks. General manager Jo Wray said the work had 'sympathetically blended its age-old features with modern-day comforts' and described it as 'a brilliant pub that has been serving customers for hundreds of years'.

The pub continues to serve food and drinks and offers live music and DJ nights, as well as sports coverage via Sky Sports and TNT Sports. Customers can browse menus and book for drinks, dining, sports and Christmas events via the Greene King app.

How it is being reported

• Historic York pub reopens after major Autumn makeoverA historic York pub has reopened its doors following an autumn makeover.Gazette & Herald (Malton) · 2 Nov, 12:42
• Historic York pub reopens after major Autumn makeoverA historic York pub has reopened its doors following an autumn makeover.The Press (York) · 2 Nov, 12:42

In this story: The Golden Lion · Greene King · York · Church Street · The Shambles · Jo Wray

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