The Greyhound in Selby

A good local village pub, conveniently located towards the end of the Planets cycle route. Can get a decent feed on a Sunday from the sunday roast dinner. Lots of space to sit either inside or outside in a covered area. Enjoyable.

This a well run welcoming hostelry draught beers are kept in excellent condition open fire is great in winter only one criticism is the beers are relatively expensive for a village pub.

Private function - from the moment we decided on the pub to the actual day the communication was fantastic, the food served was lovely and we received lots of compliments on the day. great service thank you

Lovely local pub with a friendly service and excellent food as well. A nice place to stop and chill out.

Lovely traditional pub albeit we were their for a wake, plenty of choice for drinks no matter your taste. Its a pub you can go in & its like you have always been a patron a difficult opinion but it's a feeling you have & I trust my senses.

Wow just had Sunday carvery. Can't move now lol. Meats cooked to perfection and lots of it. Very jovial chef and staff polite and helpful. We will be back and back time again. New to the area so found our new local. Thanks to staff

Beers are always spot on never had a bad pint yet. Bar staff friendly and chatty. Not like some places they pull your pint and it's like pulling teeth to get a smile from them or a conversation

Good beer, friendly staff and nice beer garden. Would have been 5 stars if they'd been doing food but the kitchen had closed early

This pub is on the Trans Pennine Trail and is a good stopping point for food and drink. We enjoyed sandwiches and well kept beer served by friendly staff.

Friendly bar staff. Comfortable atmosphere where locals mixed with visitors easily. I went up to the bar and asked if they did any local ales, one was pointed out to me, so I had a pint, I sat across from the bar and I an older chap took the label off of the Ale's tap and replaced it with a different label, he then stayed behind the bar for 2 mins max. When I went back up to the bar and asked for another pint I was told that it had been changed for another Ale. I wasn't the only one to ask what happened, the bar staff deflected questions quite politely. it left me wondering anyway... This isn't a slur on the pub, it's just a weird thing that happened. I have been in pubs before when a beer or ale runs out they go through a process of 'cleaning the lines'. Maybe the owner has a super speedy way of doing it and I am wrong, who's to say...