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"first visit in a sam smiths pub bier turbulent bad cleaning practice for line change not allowed to eat too midday not even on quiet almost no customers and from good reason staff better suited to be traffic wardens I will never go...a sam smiths pub again"
Téléphone: +441937835470
Adresse: Bridge Street, Selby, United Kingdom
Ville: Selby
Site Web: http://www.theangelandwhitehorse.com/
Lundi: 12:00-23:00
Mardi: 12:00-23:00
Mercredi: 12:00-23:00
Jeudi: 12:00-23:00
Vendredi: 12:00-23:00
Samedi: 11:00-23:00
Dimanche: 12:00-22:30
Plats: 5
Commodités: 18
Catégories: 5
Avis: 1154
We rang up early evening to check what time they stopped serving food. 8pm they said. So we arrived at 7.30 and ordered drinks. The barman told us that they stopped serving food at 8, so we got a table and had a look at...the menu. At 7.40 we were just going to order when the barman came over and told us they had stopped serving, the chef was going home! He apologised but didn't seem especially sorry or to think this was unacceptable! We protested, couldn't believe how unprofessional this was. Two minutes later another member of staff appeared and told us they were still serving. We gave him our order straight away, before they changed their minds again! The food came quite quickly, it was o...
Called in to Tadcaster on the way back from a mini break top side of York. Never been to Tad before but it is an interesting place. Called in at the Angel for refreshments loved this traditional type pub that is attached to the...old Samuel Smith's brewery. Lovely beer at £2 a pint loved the quiet ambience little snug rooms with log burning open fires. The beautiful white shire horses that are still used to deliver the beer locally are right there in the courtyard stables. Will certainly be back here when heading home to Doncaster after another visit to York.
Visited this pub during a football away day with SSFC. The manager really pulled out all the stops to make us feel welcome. There were approx 50 odd supporters and the bar staff managed no problem. Also they didn't try to have our eyes out,...just excellent beer and good chat with the locals. Thanks again to the manager.
Fitted out in true Sam Smith's style as befits the brewery tap, with a lot of wood panelling and the usual no music/no TV/not even admitting outside who owns the pub. A comfortable and pleasant place to while away a spare hour or so. But...shock horror! The beer has reached the dizzy heights of £2 a pint!
