Remarkable food prices brought York to the forefront last week, virtually overshadowing a single issue that warranted attention
In the heart of York Racecourse's Grandstand & Paddock enclosure, the author recently discovered a delightful treat - a rhubarb and custard millefeuille from York Cafe & Kitchen. Priced at just £3.10, this sweet pastry was not only a visual treat, reminiscent of something found in a Paris window display, but also tasted as good as it looked.
The author's culinary journey began due to a week of sweet treats consumption, leading to a dietary shift towards salad. However, the quality and price of the millefeuille were so impressive that it warranted a special mention.
Interestingly, the author also purchased a slice of rocky road for £1.95. But the focus of this article is the millefeuille, a pastry that left a lasting impression.
The subscription to a racing magazine, which includes access to form study tools such as the Pro Card and Horse Tracker, expert tips from Tom Segal and Paul Kealy, replays and results analysis from all UK and Irish racecourses, award-winning journalism from the best writers in racing, an extensive archive of statistics, and even a digital newspaper worth over £100 per month, offers a different kind of treat for racing enthusiasts. However, the price of the subscription was not specified in the information provided.
It's worth noting that the prices of dishes at York Cafe & Kitchen, including the millefeuille, are typically set by the venue's Food and Beverage Manager or Catering Manager. The price of the millefeuille, while reasonable for a racecourse, is significantly lower than what would be expected in York city centre.
This unexpected find serves as a reminder that sometimes, the best surprises come when least expected. Whether you're a racing fan or simply a food lover, a visit to York Cafe & Kitchen in York Racecourse's Grandstand & Paddock enclosure could be a delightful addition to your day.
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