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Browns York located at Davygate is a stylish clothing boutique that prides itself on offering high-quality fashion for discerning customers. Specializing in contemporary styles that suit various occasions, Browns creates an inviting shopping experience with personalized service from knowledgeable staff. The store’s carefully curated selection ensures you will find something special every time you visit. Whether you’re looking for casual wear or something more formal, Browns York is dedicated to helping you express your personal style.

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Carol “Dora5”

5 Google Rating

What shopping should be. Forget Internet. We need to keep shops like these. Served by the two loveli

5/ 5

What shopping should be. Forget Internet. We need to keep shops like these. Served by the two loveliest men in gents department. They were helpful and humerous. Made my day.

Susan Reed

5 Google Rating

We just love the cafe in Browns. Hopefully soon they will get back to full menu. Very friendly helpf

5/ 5

We just love the cafe in Browns. Hopefully soon they will get back to full menu. Very friendly helpful staff. I would definitely recommend this cafe x shop.

Ann Attwell

5 Google Rating

We went to the restaurant and had the most scrumptious strawberry tart. Pot of tea came with extra h

5/ 5

We went to the restaurant and had the most scrumptious strawberry tart. Pot of tea came with extra hot water. Lovely!

Victoria Turnpenny

5 Google Rating

Great shop. Big enough you can get everything you need buy not too overwhelming.. excellent cafe too

5/ 5

Great shop. Big enough you can get everything you need buy not too overwhelming.. excellent cafe too.

Rebecca Ford

5 Google Rating

Would like to give Doug in the Menswear dept 5 stars for being friendly, funny, kind and available d

5/ 5

Would like to give Doug in the Menswear dept 5 stars for being friendly, funny, kind and available during our visit to Brown's a couple of weeks ago. He was very helpful and not pushy at all, was very complimentary to my fiance and easy to get along with.

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  • Saturday11:00 AM - 05:00 PM
  • Sunday09:00 AM - 06:00 PM
  • Monday09:00 AM - 06:00 PM
  • Tuesday09:00 AM - 06:00 PM
  • Wednesday09:00 AM - 06:00 PM
  • Thursday09:00 AM - 06:00 PM
  • Friday09:00 AM - 06:00 PM
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