Nostalgia plus really great food! Reasonably priced, the decor takes me back to the late 80s which is fantastic. I was not expecting the food to be good.... And it was really , really good. My cheeseburger and onion rings and my daughter's chicken fingers and French fries were surprisingly high quality. Our server Caleb was pleasant, and very attentive. Very kind to our 5 year old. Definitely will be back if we are in the area!

Ok so here's the thing with York. It's not the place you go for exceptional food. It's a place you go for a healthy dose of nostalgia. Sometimes you just need to have a Ppnderosa-quality meal in an old-school establishment. That's what we have done for two different Valentine's Day dinners: 2020 - yikes and 2025. Now since our last visit in 2020, some things have changed and some have stayed the same. York was purchased by the owners of Starljner Diner. They made some updates to the interior dining area, but I honestly liked the old way because it was more vintage nostalgia than hotel restaurant. So imaginary points deduction for that (no real points off because it was clean(ish) and organized - not reducing points for my preference on decor. The salad bar is now part of the checkout line vs standalone in the dining room. Getting seconds of salad seems super inefficient now so don't forget anything. Let's talk about the lines on Valentine's Day. They are LONG. This place is so popular on Valentine's Day that we still had to wait in line for 20 mins or so at 5pm. We had made reservations online via the website, but that was dumb because there's no other line. There's no one checking reservations. They wouldn't answer the phone. So skip reservations. Just wait in line with the rest of us. Food is so mid but in the very best way possible. Nothing scratches the itch like overcooked steak drenched in A1. It's definitely not cheap and value is not high (hence the 3 star), but I love it so I am not even mad. Super hot baked potatoes! A lot of the patrons ordered steak tips and I feel like I missed out on a pro move. I'm going to get those next time and add on some Nancy's Home Cooking chicken noodles (because they have the OG recipe and looked super good!) Another fun thing: on Valentine's Day, everyone can get free cherries jubilee and it's so good! They use good cherries for it. Perfect little treat apres meal. This year they had handmade cookies too and they were really good. Service by every employee was super solid. Everyone was friendly and attentive. Full stars for the whole staff, especially since it was really busy! Honestly, if you're in the mood for what York is about, it will not disappoint. I give it a 3.5 rounded to a 4 simply because it's too pricey for what you get. If the prices came down, it would be a solid 4.

My wife and I went to York Steak House to try a plate of the original Nancy's Chicken and Noodles. This was a lunch plate $9.99 special with noodles on top of mash potatoes, green beans, but with a York Steak House bun with it. I got a side of sautéed mushrooms ($2.19) and we each had a soda $2.69 each. Total was about $30 for both of us. This plate tasted more like Nancy's than the first time at Starlight Diner. It was nice to taste Grandma King's old recipe like the old days. I like the old York Steak House decor. Reminds me of Northland Mall days. Service was ok though it took a long time to get our lunch plates.

Decided to check the York out for one thing only and that was the Chicken Noodles on Mashed Potatoes, green beans and dinner roll. The interior is like stepping back in time. The dark carpet, wood tables and dim lighting. The green beans were straight out of a can but okay. The Chicken and Noodles was phenomenal. Great big pieces of chicken mixed with homemade noodles in a nice thick gravy. Yummy!!!! And the dinner roll was off the chart. Pillowy soft and buttery tasting. Delicious!! On to my waitress, Michelle rocked it checking on me numerous times. I'm guessing she's been there a while since she knew a lot of the customers. Definitely will have to make a return trip.

Check out their website at https://york-steakhouse.com to learn more on the history and the last surviving York Steakhouse. We were so excited to have dinner at York Steakhouse! We hadn't been since 2020 and decided tonight was the night to embrace some nostalgia and grab a bite to eat. The inside is straight out of the 80's, in the now vintage, original interior and design. Seriously like stepping back in time. We both ordered steaks with baked potatoes and the single pass salad bar. The food was good. Better than I remembered and better than I thought it would be. Everything was fresh and yummy. This would have been. Five star but my steak was undercooked (more medium than medium-well) but everything else was perfect. I ate around the outside and brought the rest home as leftovers and will just microwave it. Our server, Olivia, was the best! She provided great service. She offered to have the steak tossed back on the grill but didn't really feel this is the kind of place to do that in. No reason to wait so long between visits and will definitely return.