Welcome to Harkers in Saint Helens Square York
You will find Harkers in Saint Helens Square York within a short stroll of Coney Street, Lendal and Stonegate - however you won't find another like it.
Step in to discover a traditional pub of unique character, revered for its eclectic range of real ales and its quality pub food, which are served, as they should be, with a generous measure of famous British hospitality.
Find us
Harkers, 1 St. Helens Square,
York, North Yorkshire, YO1 8QN
Tel: 01904 672795
A unique city centre pub with a rich history
The city's historic Roman Praetorian Gate stood across where Harkers is now. Probably rebuilt around 300AD, the gate was the main entrance to the City of York. Part of this structure is exposed in the basement of our pub. Our building was designed in 1840 as the head office for the Yorkshire Insurance Company, with the building finally completed in 1847. Our name 'Harkers' is taken from 'Harker's Hotel', which stood in nearby St. Helen's Square.
Find us
Harkers, 1 St. Helens Square,
, York, North Yorkshire, YO1 8QN
Tel: 01904 672795
Opening Hours
- Monday 11am-11pm
- Tuesday 11am-11pm
- Wednesday 11am-11pm
- Thursday 11am-11pm
- Friday 11am-11pm
- Saturday 10am-Midnight
- Sunday 10am-10pm
SERVING UP SEASONAL SPECIALITIES AND MOUTH-WATERING FAVOURITES
Our breakfast, lunch and dinner menus offer everything you’d expect to find on any respectable, British pub menu and so much more besides. Boasting an array of delicious sharers, through to classic main dishes and succulent burgers, there’s a selection of food that’s perfectly suited every appetite.
CLINK CLINK, FANCY A NEW SUMMER DRINK?
Summer should be spent swapping tales over ales, cocktails, and wine, making memories that last a lifetime. With our new Summer Drinks, there’ll be plenty of excuses to do so at Harkers.
Let us regale you with our brand-new cocktails, or feel plenty fine with a glass of our new wines… The choice, as always, is yours.
Kick back, relax, top up your tan, all with a new summer tipple in your hand.
