Where shall we meet?: The Cittie of York
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Your support makes all the difference.The most obvious thing about the Cittie of York is the length of its bar. This isn't just your common-or-garden long bar; it's a veritable Michael Barrymore of a bar. Less obvious, but integral to its atmosphere, is the number of barristers and members of allied trades who inhabit its dark interior: your feelings about this will depend on the outcome of your last burst of litigation. The former Gray's Inn Cofffee House sells proper beer, and a varied menu, including some vegetarian, at lunchtime and in the evenings. Open daily except Saturday afternoons. Handy for Lincoln's Inn and the Law Courts.
The Cittie of York,
High Holborn WC1 (071-242 7670)
Tomorrow: L'Artiste Muscle, Shepherd Market W1.
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