Black Swan
York, North Yorkshire
Contacts
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.blackswanoldstead...
Opening Hours
Monday: 18:00 to 20:30
Tuesday: 18:00 to 20:30
Wednesday: 18:00 to 20:30
Thursday: 18:00 to 20:30
Friday: 18:00 to 20:30
Saturday: 12:00 to 13:30 and 18:00 to 20:30
Sunday: 18:00 to 20:30
About
A family-run restaurant with rooms creating fresh tastes straight from the fields and woods of Oldstead giving a real sense of purpose and place.
The Black Swan at Oldstead was created by The Banks family who have lived and farmed around Oldstead for centuries. The current generation are so rooted in the surroundings that The Black Swan could only be at Oldstead.
The Black Swan at Oldstead is widely acclaimed for it's unique ethos and style.
There is a real sense of nature and the seasons; of fresh tastes straight from the fields and woods; of age-old methods merging into dynamic modern innovation and running through everything is a true feeling of purpose and place.
Services
Price Range
$$$
Accepted Payments
Address
Main Street,
Oldstead,
YO61 4BL York
York, North Yorkshire
Transport Tips
Directions to The Black Swan If coming on the A1 - Turn off at Dishforth onto the A168 (J49) towards Thirsk and after 9 miles leave the A168 (signed A170 and A19 York) and at roundabout take the A19 south towards York. Or alternatively if coming from York - Take the A19 towards Thirsk. Then - About 3 miles south of Thirsk, turn off the A19 for Coxwold (Brown sign for Byland Abbey). After 5 miles, in Coxwold village, turn left for Byland Abbey (do not take the road just before Coxwold, signposted Kilburn and Oldstead). At the old ruins of Byland Abbey, turn left for Oldstead. After one mile, on entering the village of Oldstead, The Black Swan is on the left. If coming on A170 from the East Coast - take signs for Wass (3 miles SW of Helmsley), then Byland Abbey. At the old ruins of Byland Abbey, turn right for Oldstead. After one mile, on entering the village of Oldstead, The Black Swan is on the left. Unless you would like a scenic and challenging route, do not approach from Thirsk via the A170.