The Punchbowl
Out of all the famous York pubs, The Punchbowl is a firm favourite. Not only does it take its name from the preferred drink of 17th Century Whig Party members who made it their regular stomping ground, but it's also meant to be haunted. Find its glorious Tudor-style frontage perched on Stonegate within a short stroll of the Minster, with the traditional look continuing inside thanks to wooden beams and exposed brick fireplaces. Cosy while being good for a Sunday roast, your pick seven different pies on the menu or British sausages with Cornish clotted cream-laced mash, this old pub is a must-visit.