The New Inn, Selby

The New Inn is a typical looking town pub that is set in a terrace with shops either side of it. Once inside there is a small snug to the front left,i had a drink in the larger lounge to the right,this room runs to the rear of the pub,the room is carpeted and the seating is comfy bench type and small stools. There were two real ales on the bar,i had a drink of Leeds Best which went down very well,the other beer was Leeds Pale. There was a TV on showing a football match,the rear area of the room looked to be a bit of a mess. The pub was fairly busy with a mix of drinkers. I was happy enough having a drink here. Pub visited 13/2/2106

Although the service here is friendly and efficient, our experience of the beer wasn't great. An unimaginative offer of Deuchars IPA, Tetleys Cask and John Smiths Cask. I tried the Deuchars and only manged half the pint. The front bar is however a pleasant place to enjoy a drink so if you don't fancy an ale then it's worth a stop.

There is a charming snug entered by the left hand door which is wood pannelled,and well upholstered.There is a seperate serving hatch for the snug and is in stark contrast to the larger back bar which has two plasma screens,well worn and hosts discos,not really suitable for any maiden aunts.Three handpumps with Tetleys,John Smith Cask and Deuchars IPA which became cloudier the more I drank.We didnt stay for a second.