Delrio's Restaurant

York



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home-cooked Italian food with Sardinian influence
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The cellar setting and evening-only schedule make Delrio’s a practical choice for dinner before or after a train journey.

Delrio’s Restaurant is a small Italian cellar restaurant with a strong Sardinian influence. Its cooking is home-style and the menu is presented à la carte, with a separate drinks selection to accompany the meal. The food has an emphasis on Italian character rather than a formal fine-dining format, making the restaurant suited to relaxed evening meals.

The dining room is reached by stairs and has a candlelit, atmospheric feel. Its cellar setting gives the restaurant a distinct character, while the lively environment keeps it appropriate for both informal dinners and occasions that call for something more considered. The low-lit surroundings can work well for a quiet table for two, while the layout and booking arrangements also support celebrations with friends.

Located close to Micklegate Bar and within a short walk of the railway station, the restaurant is a practical option for an evening in York. The nearby city-centre setting makes it suitable for combining dinner with an arrival, departure or night out, while the downstairs room provides a clear change of pace from the streets above.

Delrio’s operates as an evening restaurant rather than a daytime café or takeaway. Service is available from Tuesday to Saturday, with the kitchen taking final orders during the evening. Sundays and Mondays are set aside as closed days. The restaurant’s focus on seated dining, home-cooked Italian food and a convivial cellar atmosphere makes it a good fit for couples, small groups and special occasions that benefit from advance planning.

Frequently Asked Questions

Bookings can be arranged through the restaurant’s own booking and contact channels, including its listed telephone number and email address.
The restaurant is at 10-12 Blossom Street, beside the Micklegate area and a short walk from York railway station.
Evening service runs from Tuesday to Saturday, with opening from 5.00pm and last orders at 10.00pm. The restaurant is closed on Sundays and Mondays.
No. The restaurant operates in the evening and does not provide a lunchtime service.
Dietary requirements can be discussed through the restaurant’s booking or contact enquiries before a table is confirmed.
The restaurant welcomes bookings for celebrations with friends, and table preferences can be discussed when arranging a reservation.
A quiet table for two can be requested as part of the booking conversation.
The venue is presented as a downstairs cellar restaurant, with dining centred on its indoor setting rather than an outdoor terrace.
The restaurant offers an à la carte food menu alongside a drinks menu, with Italian cooking influenced by Sardinian food traditions.

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