Angel White Horse - Selby

We visited tadcaster to visit sam smiths pubs. this is by far the most beautiful of them all in tadcaster and see the horses in the stables is really beautiful. but from all his pubs, the employees here were really unfriendly and not welcome. at all. we visited this pub at three places during our stay and never once greeted with a smile, in which even contact was a struggle. So, although beautifully done, godliness over the staff.

Unusual for a farmer there are no dogs allowed here, as the brewery owner is a sam smiths pub that has banned them together with mobile devices, music and card payments.

If you visit the angel and the white horse, please note that it does not like everyone. here they want an authentic pub experience in old style. this management prohibits the use of electronics (which will not be able to show their photos to someone for example). or if they are discreet). they have only beer and apple wine from the innate samuel smith brewery. some of the animals are served at room temperature from egg barrels. the menu on which entry is published has no food listed--tho' they could fight a bag of if they want. this pub was my main reson for visiting tadcaster. because I wanted to taste samuel smith's love and the sorts we couldn't get in the states - and I wasn't disappointed at all. the old brewery bitter is now the best beer I ever tasted, the brewery holds several pure white shire horses that are used to deliver to local pubs (and to guide local parades when they are outside between 8 and 8:30 clock it is a great sight. if they are looking for predictable pub food and a selection of internationally known brews, there is another pub on the street. Here it was a pleasure to grab pints of a family-run traditional brewery dedicated to quality, and chat with the natives who, like many brides, are a little far from American standards, but very friendly when they are to broble a thema.

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

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.