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Wheatsheaf Inn
Burn
Postal town: Selby
YO8 8LJ
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Old Boots left this review about Wheatsheaf Inn
Extremely pleasant roadside pub on the A19 where it crosses the bland flat plain. Two rooms, one with a pool table and some seating, the other larger room with some bench seating and tables and chairs for dining although the food side is not too intrusive. Six handpumps serving “Locale” cask ales, John Smiths Cask, T. Taylors Best, and four guests, on this occasion Grantham Dark, Acorn Barnsley, Goose Eye Barmpot, and York Constantine, my Dark was excellent. Usual range of kegs: John Smith smooth, Carlsberg, Fosters, 1664, Stella, Guiness and Strongbow. The main bar is decorated with the traditional plates and pictures but has an interesting and eclectic collection of 'stuff'. There is a large collection of modern beer bottles but also drinking steins, mincers, woodworking tools, and more. There is a small library of Good Beer Guides and other books including the alluringly titled “Toilets of the World” and some children's books. The pool room has a small collection of RAF memorabilia commemorating crews stationed nearby during the Second World War. The staff and customers are friendly, and all the hallmarks of a good local pub are apparent here.
On 24th October 2009
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James Joines left this review about Wheatsheaf Inn
Choice of 6 Real Ales and an outdoor drinking / smoking area.
Food available.
Easy to find on A19 with car park at side and well worth a visit.
On 4th November 2007
- rating: 8
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