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Opening hours
Pub // 7 days a week 10am until 11.30pm (Walk-in only / No Bookings) |
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Our big Trembling Madness!
For the past 170 years, 14 Lendal has housed the old saddlery & harness maker, Robson & Cooper, and so it’s only fitting that an existing York “institution” takes up the reins of this magnificent Georgian building.
Our beautifully restored Craft Beer Mansion has a rich history, and has been associated with many local significant characters, including astronomer Sir John Goodricke, Sir Richard Osbaldeston, aristocrat Michael Barstow; and Sir Thomas Widdrington, the Recorder of York during the reign of King Charles I. After the restoration of Charles II, the house was occupied by Sir Thomas Rokeby, a local judge, until York Lord Mayor Alderman Henry Baynes built two houses on the site in the 18th century. By this time, a grand Georgian townhouse, by the name of Fitzwilliam House, Sir William Wentworth, Baronet of Bretton in the West Riding, lived there with his wife Lady Wentworth until 1742.
After sensitive and thorough restoration of the building was undertaken by the owners York Conservation Trust, we moved in with a shiny bar under each arm, and a vision of a new Madness way! The project was joint winner in the York Restoration Design awards 2018 alongside York Minster and The Mansion House.
The Madness Ethos over 5 stories:
Basement - Extra Pub seating and hire space
Ground Floor - Craft Beer Bar with 11 kegs and 3 casks (Also takeaway)
First Floor - Craft Beer Bar with a further 11 kegs, huge range of spirits, full menu including specials
Second Floor - Customer toilets and kitchen
Third Floor - Private hire rooms and events
Our spacious and fully-equipped kitchen now allows for us to create new dishes for our Specials Board, using the best produce Yorkshire has to offer, all still served with our infamous Yorkshire spirit (that means big portions!)
UK's Independent Beer Retailer of the Year 2019
See our live Lendal Beer Menu
For the past 170 years, 14 Lendal has housed the old saddlery & harness maker, Robson & Cooper, and so it’s only fitting that an existing York “institution” takes up the reins of this magnificent Georgian building.
Our beautifully restored Craft Beer Mansion has a rich history, and has been associated with many local significant characters, including astronomer Sir John Goodricke, Sir Richard Osbaldeston, aristocrat Michael Barstow; and Sir Thomas Widdrington, the Recorder of York during the reign of King Charles I. After the restoration of Charles II, the house was occupied by Sir Thomas Rokeby, a local judge, until York Lord Mayor Alderman Henry Baynes built two houses on the site in the 18th century. By this time, a grand Georgian townhouse, by the name of Fitzwilliam House, Sir William Wentworth, Baronet of Bretton in the West Riding, lived there with his wife Lady Wentworth until 1742.
After sensitive and thorough restoration of the building was undertaken by the owners York Conservation Trust, we moved in with a shiny bar under each arm, and a vision of a new Madness way! The project was joint winner in the York Restoration Design awards 2018 alongside York Minster and The Mansion House.
The Madness Ethos over 5 stories:
Basement - Extra Pub seating and hire space
Ground Floor - Craft Beer Bar with 11 kegs and 3 casks (Also takeaway)
First Floor - Craft Beer Bar with a further 11 kegs, huge range of spirits, full menu including specials
Second Floor - Customer toilets and kitchen
Third Floor - Private hire rooms and events
Our spacious and fully-equipped kitchen now allows for us to create new dishes for our Specials Board, using the best produce Yorkshire has to offer, all still served with our infamous Yorkshire spirit (that means big portions!)
UK's Independent Beer Retailer of the Year 2019
See our live Lendal Beer Menu
Function Rooms
Function Room Bookings
Events in the planner may be fewer than they appear - for enquiries, contact info@tremblingmadness.co.uk
Events in the planner may be fewer than they appear - for enquiries, contact info@tremblingmadness.co.uk
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These rooms are divided in sections and ideal for small private groups.There's a small kitchenette unit with a fridge and TV/Monitor. Seating for 12 in one room and 7 in the other.
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These rooms are have a long room with board room style tables ideal for meetings, conferences and meals. There's a small kitchenette unit with a fridge and TV/Monitor. Overall seating for 20 people.
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Our basement compromises of 2 rooms with a capacity of 40 people. The rooms are a cosy tucked away space and great for many functions.
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food menusWe support a number of local award-winning suppliers to bring you the very best of Yorkshire produce.
Our core menu is displayed below, however please look out for our Specials Boards at both our sites for something extra special, including our range of Yorkshire-inspired Pintxos at our Lendal site. Our food is served all day long, as we believe that good beer should always be paired with good food. We are after all (for now) part of Europe, and strongly believe that if food is always available alongside quality drinks, then perhaps binge drinking may decline, allowing for the rise of a more responsible, socially-oriented approach to food & drink. download menu below 
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Lendal Food Menu
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Address: 14 Lendal, York, YO1 8AA
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Contact us: 01904 848998
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