I posted this question earlier today, and now I can't find it. I have searched by my name and even by title, and it's nowhere to be found! I'm offering a reward to anyone who can either find the old post (I know I'm overly optimistic that someone responded!) or to anyone who can answer this one. The reward you ask? My heartfelt thanks!!

We will be in York for one day the beginning of June. The kids and hubby are interested in seeing the Eboracum Bathouse which is under a pub from what I can gather. My question is about the pub itself.

Does anyone know if they serve food and if so, would you consider it an inexpensive option for lunch in York? By inexpensive I mean about 10GBP per person (we are a family of 5 traveling).

Any input is greatly appreciated!

http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34568000

Okay, what do I get?

You can click on your name to see all your posts.

Is this it?

http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34568000

I swear I clicked my name and searched by my name and even searched by entering keywords....

When I clicked on my name, nothing at all from 2005 came up.

I do thank you both! Much appreciated!

Rose

I've noticed a problem with clicking on my name lately. Sometimes it'll only show older posts.

If you hold down the "ctrl" key and click on your name at the same time, it forces the page to completely re-load. Usually I can see all my current posts by doing this.

Thanks Indytravel...I'm glad it's not just me!

I'll keep your tip in mind next time I'm searching.

Thanks again!

I agree that a "refresh" is sometimes needed after a click on your own name.

Best wishes,

Rex

I have also noticed a glitch - if I click on my name at the top of the main forum page it only brings up my threads through the last time I checked.

but if I click on a specific forum (United States, Europe, etc) and click on my name at the tiop of that thread list - it brings up all the newer threads.

This seemed to crop up a few days before the new orange color scheme/layout, so I don't think it is related to those changes.