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Join us at Duke of York. The Duke Of York in Mayfair owes its name to a title of nobility in the British peerage.
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The Duke Of York in Mayfair owes its name to a title of nobility in the British peerage.
Since the 15th century, it has, when granted, usually been given to the second son of the British monarch.
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Duke of York, Cowes
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Come and enjoy Cowes by staying with us at The Duke of York.
All our rooms are en-site and feature the usual facilities and requirements; the prices include a Full English Breakfast.
Come and enjoy Cowes by staying with us at The Duke of York.
All our rooms are en-site and feature the usual facilities and requirements; the prices include a Full English Breakfast.
The rooms are warm and inviting, individually decorated to a high standard and come with everything you need to make your stay an enjoyable one.
Duke of York
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Duke of you just fancy breakfast or a pub lunch, have a meeting with business colleagues for coffee, are planning a special night or simply having drinks and a slice of cake with friends and family, the Duke of York is the perfect choice.
Modern pub food and fantastic chef's specials are all made from scratch using the finest, freshest ingredients; everything is cooked, baked and produced within our own kitchen.
Drinks to compliment our food include draught beers and lagers, Real Ale, wines from around the world including eight by the glass, a selection of soft drinks, coffees and teas.
Located in Billericay, the pub has been refurbished to provide a stylish yet relaxed environment suitable for everyone.
The Duke of York holds weekly offers (see below for details), the best Sunday Roasts, Children's Menu, Food Theme Events, Beer Festivals more making it the ideal family local.
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The Duke of York – A passion for great service, food, wine and real ...
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Combining amazing food, great wine with friendly service, The Duke of York is a must see for anyone visiting the area.
Enjoy a candlelit meal, a dinner party in our private dining area or simply socialise with friends in the informal atmosphere of our bar.
The Duke of York is also a great place to come after seeing the cricket at Lord’s!
Fresh Food & Cask Ales - The Duke of York, Barnet
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Welcome to the Duke of York - a smart and stylish Southwark pub that seamlessly brings together traditional features and contemporary comfort.
Southwark, Borough and Elephant and Castle are all within ten minutes’ walk, and for fans of cask ales and proper pub food, this is a pub well worth seeking out.
Award-winning beers are supplied by Shepherd Neame, Britain’s oldest brewer, while hearty comfort food and brilliant burgers are prepared fresh to order in the kitchen.
Whether you’re looking for a pub in Southwark to watch the match, or just fancy sampling some of Borough’s best pub grub - make a date with The Duke.
Duke of York's Theatre
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The theatre opened on 10 September 1892 as the Trafalgar Square Theatre, with Wedding Eve.
London's The Duke of Yorks Theatre has seen appearances by many famous British actors, including Basil Rathbone, who played Alfred de Mussett in Madame Sand in June 1920, returning in November 1932 as the Unknown Gentleman in Tonight or Never.
Today, the Duke Of Yorks Theatre is the London headquarters of the Ambassador Theatre Group, forming part of their portfolio of eight venues.
The theatre was Grade II listed by English Heritage in September 1960.
Embers (1 March 2006 - 24 June 2006) by Sandor Marai, adapted by Christopher Hampton, starring Jeremy Irons and Patrick Malahide Little Shop of Horrors (12 March 2007 - 23 June 2007) by Alan Menken, starring Sheridan Smith, Paul Keating and Alistair McGowan In Celebration (5 July 2007 - 15 September 2007 ) by David Storey, starring Orlando Bloom, Tim Healy, Lynda Baron, Gareth Farr, Paul Hilton, Ciaran McIntyre and Dearblah Malloy That Face (1 May 2008 - 5 July 2008) by Polly Stenham, starring Lindsay Duncan, Hannah Murray and Matt Smith Under the Blue Sky (25 July 2008 - 20 September 2008) by David Eldridge, starring Catherine Tate, Francesca Annis and Dominic Rowan No Man's Land) (7 October 2008 - 3 January 2009) by HaroldPinter, starring Michael Gambon, David Walliams, David Bradley and Nick Dunning The Judas Kiss (17 January 2013 - 6 April 2013) by David Hare, starring Rupert Everett and Freddie Fox