The Three Horseshoes in Selby

We have not been for a long time as the three horse shoes went down hill. We gave it a try because it is under new management/ownership. What a difference. The new couple have only been in a couple of months. Now cleaner ,Very friendly and the food 10/10 and not expensive Some of our party had the beef pie ,another the cheese burger and another fishcake and chips .Everything was so tasty. It is wonderful to have a local worth going too

Visited on 8 august for food, we were made very welcome by the by the new landlords and the food was homemade and piping hot, really enjoyed it

New owners recently taken over the pub. If they continue with the excellent food and service as shown to us this evening then the pub will be a very welcome asset to the community. Very reasonable prices and all food home made which was served piping hot with lashings of gravy. As a table of 9 we were made very welcome and we will be returning. Good luck for the future.

Bad smell in the pub as we arrived, dirty glasses and 3 piles of dog mess in the beer garden, flies everywhere due to bins full and right near the tables outside.

Avoid this pub at all costs paid £10 for a pizza that was tiny and found it in Aldi the next day 😂😂 My brother also ordered a butter chicken curry which tasted like the Aldi one he gets every week for lunch 🤣 My mother had a “homemade lasagna” which was also Aldi Worst meal I’ve ever had in my life, it was that bad we laughed about it. Boycott this pub they ripped us off

Eaten here on several occasions, food was average bar food with no real complaints.

Comimos aquí en el 16 de diciembre

No sé por dónde empezar con lo decepcionado que estaba con mi visita el 27 de diciembre. Tratando de encontrar una mesa fue una escabechina en cualquier lugar, y de repente mi novio ojos estaban llenos de glee cuando reservamos una mesa aquí. Qué pena.

Llegamos con 10 adultos y 2 niños para un almuerzo reservado. Las órdenes tomadas después de 30 minutos. 3 entradas y 2 comidas para niños finalmente llegamos. La comida es muy buena. Habíamos estado sentados allí esperando los platos principales 8 adulto cuando finalmente nos levantamos pagamos por 3 entradas y 2 niños y la izquierda hambre dos horas después de haber llegado. Numerosos grupos pequeños que habían llegado después de nosotros, había comido platos principales, postres y café, etc. mientras estábamos esperando. No me ofrecieron ninguna disculpa o administrador se ocultó detrás del bar. A la izquierda de una camarera joven de manejar. Falta de atención al cliente pésimo. Familia de Londres, costa este, Lancashire y Pennines. Nunca regresaré todo vergüenza, ya que había reservado.

Reservamos una mesa para 12 personas en hoy 1 pm. El pub es un firme favorito con nuestra familia y a menudo vienen aquí cuando nos encontramos.

Parado para comer el domingo después de un paseo alrededor de Fairburn ses. Nos recibió un personal muy amable y un ambiente acogedor. Optamos por el domingo, habiendo tenido una elección de tres carnes, por £9. 99. La comida era increíble. Hay también la junta especial para elegir el menú principal. Sin duda lo recomiendo.

Domingo 18 de julio, llamado aquí, ambos decidimos diciembre en la comida de 2 platos por £12. 95, pedimos que tanto champiñones con ajo, compartimos (eran para morirse) después Pedimos la cena de Turquía con todos los adornos (Patacas Chirivías, puré, Yorkshire, brotes, salsa de arándanos, y zanahorias con salsa de delicioso). Compartimos el postre roly Poly y de jamón crema pastelera (tan sabroso). La comida estaba bien caliente (que me encanta).

Me and my wife visited here Sunday 18th December , was welcomed by very friendly staff , especially the lady with xmas jumper on and the manager Joanne , we bought our drinks and then ordered our food , we both ordered a two course meal and we shared a starter and dessert and both of us ordered the Sunday roast , the food was fantastic and delicious , we eat out a lot at various establishments , but the food at the Three Horse shoes is at high level at reasonable prices , and the customer service was excellent by all , we spoke to the manager Joanne to give her our feedback about this establishment , and that Joanne and everyone at the The Three Horse shoes are doing a great job , Me and my wife look forward to visiting again regularly , if you want great food and drink and a great atmosphere , I would highly recommend the Three horse shoes .

Tuvimos un precioso Domingo almuerzo aquí hoy - buena relación calidad-precio y especiales si queríamos algo un poco diferente. Sin duda volveremos y, puesto que los cambios recientes son cosas de volver a pista. Bonito cervezas especiales que cambiar, así que vale la pena una visita.

Me reuní un grupo familiar de tres de Barcelona en la estación de tren de Leeds, que quería comer antes de ir a su hotel en Castleford: almuerzo tarde en las tres cabalgatas. El resto del grupo, cuatro generaciones de la línea femenina, ya estaban allí.

I've been to this for pub for lunch and evening meals in the past, and always had fond memories, but on this occasion, we did go on a Sunday lunch time, but didn't want a Sunday roast, we wish we had, my husband enjoyed the fish, but my lasagne was terrible, something I would not even describe as a lasagne, I would have rather had a £1 weight watchers lasagne. The staff were a bit laxy dazy, if having a drink, perfect pub, but not for meals, sorry, I don't usually write reviews, but felt this was needed, £40 poorly spent.

Venía con mi madre y familia para tratar a nuestro lugar favorito para comer el domingo. Tan pronto como llegamos nos dimos cuenta de que había cambiado de manos. Estaba muerta! ! Pedimos comida de los domingos. Carne fue agradable. La comida no estaba caliente. No hay vapor. Puré de Patatas sabía horrible. Creo que fue éxito total. Verduras congeladas era desafiante, ya que era un estándar son bastantes grandes (miden. Este era mi lugar favorito pero nunca volverá.

Un servicio amable, la comida no es tan buena, reservado aquí para la comida de navidad, no podría conseguir en ningún otro lugar, así que fuimos a probar su menú diario y comida. tengo que decir que nos quedamos muy decepcionados, tener unos remordimientos sobre nuestra decisión de prisa para reservar para Navidad.

Estábamos visitando a Pontefract sólo por una noche, y después de leer los comentarios decidí darle una oportunidad a este lugar. . . Los dos nos gustó. Campo de principios de opción de aves (10 libras. 95 por dos campos), esta es una selección de unos 5 platos principales y 5 entradas y unos pudines que creo que cambia a diario. . . . excelente relación calidad-precio. . . .

As the title suggests this is an ideal stopping point whilst on a visit to RSPB Fairburn Ings. We understand it has recently changed hands and maybe consequently the new people are trying to attract clientele. We had lunch there and it was good. Nothing spectacular and there is derogatory intent in that statement but it was adequate, the right price and well served by cheerful people. What more could be asked for on a midweek lunchtime?

A tomarnos una copa, descarado y comida de los Domingos.. no me puedo quejar.. fue precioso, la carne se caían a pedazos!! Domingo almuerzo adecuado sin duda volveremos

Fui con mi familia para comer el domingo. el personal era muy amable. Nos sentamos casi de inmediato que era bueno decir que no habíamos reservado. Todos tuvimos una cena el domingo la comida estaba bien podría haber hecho un poco más de carne y una mayor selección de verduras. Pero la comida estaba cocinada agradable tenían casero pudines yorkshire volvería de nuevo.

Habiendo tenido una pinta y un sándwich aquí innumerables veces en el pasado no dudé ayer cuando estábamos caminando por Fairburn ses. El pub estaba vacío cuando llegamos a las 1.00pm, que fue una sorpresa en sí mismo incluso para un martes. Pedimos dos pintas de oveja negra y el primer sabor me dijo que era el final del barril. Lo señalamos y una mujer tomó las pintas de distancia y sacó otro mal que tomó varios minutos antes de poder decir si o no estaba claro. No fue así nos ofrecieron la única otra ale que era una clara y totalmente memorable. Nos tuvimos que conformar con eso, ya que estábamos en un grupo de siete, por lo que no podíamos decidir a pop a la vuelta de la esquina del pub smiths. Sam No quiero ninguna cerveza cask especialmente horrible John Smiths. El menú sandwich evidentemente cambiado y pronto fue evidente el lugar había cambiado de manos. Ahora es parte de una cadena (la empresa) que Pub Derby, habiendo pagado £600,000.00 para el lugar debería haber dejado bien solos, ya que era básicamente un pub decente aunque mi crítica anterior explica cómo prefiero calidad en vez de grandes cantidades de comida mala, pero eso es lo que la gente prefiere hereabouts aparentemente. Siempre había sido excelente sándwiches. Había sido siempre una selección de pan blanco o de granero y el relleno fueron de alta calidad y generoso. Siempre había una pequeña ensalada bien presentada en el plato y normalmente añadido un plato de patatas fritas para compartir. Lista de sandwich de ayer era muy aburrido. Hubo 8 sándwiches en oferta, pero no queríamos una carne caliente y cebolla por £5.95, baguette ni nos apetece

My Husband and i went back to the Three Horse Shoes on 11th Sept 2016 for Sunday lunch, i had Turkey my Husband Lamb the meal was very good, to make sure it was not a fluke we ate there again on 13/09/16 i had Beef and onion Baguette my Husband Cajun Chicken Baguette and a bowl of Homemade Chips to share, again it was well cooked i could not eat all mine because i had more than enough,we will be back on Sunday for lunch.

with it's welcoming friendly staff and good food in generous portions this pub is well worth a visit. the whitebait starter is a meal in itself.

Tan pronto como mi marido y yo entramos en el pub me recibió enseguida. Nos ofrecieron un menú de ofertas, dijo acerca del menú disponible y principios de aves, que incluía dos campos. La variedad de comida era genial, opción para todo el mundo! Elegimos dos sandwiches en el final y no nos decepcionó. Tuve un pollo cajún de pan, mi marido tuvo un atún y una porción de patatas fritas. El llenado tanto que no me puedo quejar, en un fresco pan con una ensalada fresca lado. Estaba impecable, volveremos!

Went with family for a birthday celebration. Didn't know it had changed hands as we haven't been for a while. Staff were great and all the meals (11 people eating) were all great. Will definitely go back.

Stopped at the Three Horse Shoes today with family and had a fantastic lunch and drinks only reason for trip was on advise of friends so glad we took the chance.Good food great service will be back.

Desde el momento en que llegamos nos hicieron sentir bienvenidos. Atento personal amable, buen ambiente. Estábamos celebrando el cumpleaños de nuestra hija, que también celebró su cumpleaños 40 el año pasado, y hemos estado allí unas cuantas veces. La comida era excelente, abundante y delicioso. Creo que fue una de pertenencia de la logramos tres Cabalgatas pero no ha sido ningún cambio en el todo. Sin duda volveremos.

Llamado a almorzar buena elección en el menú, opté por la carne caliente y cebolla baguette, este llegó rápidamente y era muy sabroso en boca se funde la carne, crema y ensalada de col. Algunos de los otros comensales optaron por el pescado y las patatas fritas que parecía delicioso no ver ninguna comida en cualquier platos. El personal era muy amable, incluso llegamos a ver mono miembro de la familia perrito. Nuevos propietarios, así por favor darles una oportunidad, pero si continúa como este tenemos que reservar la próxima vez, pero sin duda volveremos, buena relación calidad-precio. Mantener el buen trabajo

Era bastante evidente que los zapatos de caballo ha cambiado de manos cuando llamamos a una hora del sábado almuerzo. menús cambios, algunos pistas al interior, pero la mayoría muy tranquila. Por dentro y por fuera.

Great service, friendly staff and delicious food. Recently taken over by Alex and Tiffany. Give it a try.

Teníamos caminamos ida y Fairburn Ses y esperaban encontrar un lugar agradable para almorzar, así que realmente nos topamos con este lugar por casualidad. Nos sentamos, ya que teníamos el perro con nosotros y disfrutamos de una agradable comida en el sol. El servicio era excelente, el personal era muy amable y gentilmente trajo un cuenco de agua para el perro. La comida era precioso, raciones grandes, presentados de forma atractiva. Sin duda recomiendo junto a un viaje a la reserva natural.

Found this gem by chance. The food was excellent and surpassed my expectations. Unfortunately I am not local, so might not be able to come back anytime soon

Being a fairly regular customer we have noticed the decline in the numbers who now attend on an evening

We have visited the this pub for years but it has recently changed hands and not for the better I'm afraid. The whole atmosphere of the pub, the cleanliness and the food has deteriorated. The pub was almost empty which rang alarm bells straight away.. Usually you would struggle to get a table on a Friday night and the atmosphere would be buzzing. We had problem paying for the meal as our orders seem to have got mixed up and we were paying for something we hadn't had but were assured it was ok because the meal on the computer was cheaper than what we ordered. Also we paid for pint of Fosters when we had only had a shandy but could see the lady was struggling operating the till so just paid and left. The burgers were well below par, not handmade which is what we expected for the price and really strange taste and texture. The lasagne lacked meat, was extremely cheesy and the ploughmans was a ham salad really, no pork pie or scotch egg etc. . We didn't hang around for dessert. Shame as it was so good before.

What a shame what was such a good pub now very poor.I have visited here a few times in the last few years it was always very goodI havn't been for a few months so was supprised to find out it has changed handsIt was Friday night 7pm should have been packed but only 4 tables eatingThe guy behind the bar was even cleaning the beer lines who ever cleans the lines when the place is open.Very limited menu and very limited specials not even chalked up on the boardThe food was passable bar the portion of veg which looked dried out and oldThe desserts were poor couldn't have the cheese board as they had run out of cheese

6 of us came here at the beginning of may, we had a lovely meal all the food was well cooked, flavoursome and warm the service was excellent, great value for money, proper pub grub.

We called here today with our dogs after walking four miles. We sat outside and enjoyed a hot beef and caramelised onion baguette, along with homemade delicious chips, coleslaw and side salad- my husband had the baguette BLT and chips and coleslaw. We had a pint of real ale each- one black sheep and one of the guest beers, both were enjoyable. The total was £20 and I thought that was a bargain as the portion size was fantastic! The owners were very welcoming. The chef even brought some beef out for the dogs.I don't think for one minute the standard has slipped: I really enjoyed what we had and will definitely be back. We hope to try one evening.i honestly don't know why people moan or what they moan about, but ignore these reviews and judge for yourself. You did a great job today guys! Thank you

Three horse shoes is a real nice place the food is amazing the staff are great friendly and the twins are brilliant. Would recommend to anyone. If it's a pint or a meal birthday or night out its great. Cheers.

Excellent meal, friendly staff, a selection of real ale,will definitely come again. Ideal pit stop after visiting Fairburn Ings.

Very nice Sunday dinner! Very good price small dinner £6.95. Been here for years food just as nice as before! Shame it was a Little empty, looks like the regulars have left with the old owner! The locals should be ashamed with their selves abandoning ship because of a change of management! This is why small pubs are going out of business! We will definitely becoming back and supporting the new owners! FAB FOOD! FAB PRICE!

One of my favourite places to eat. Lovely fresh home cooked food. Excellent quality. Excellent menu. It's only quite a small pub but is always full. The staff are very good. We have never been rushed even when the pub was full.

This place has 2 reviews on Trip Advisor, this one and one on 'The Three Horseshoes' Fairburn. And one set of reviews seem to be better than the other.So this place was taken over by new owners/staff in Oct 15, and this is a hard review to write due to that. Having been here before for years and years I know how good the food used to be. Had I just been here today for first time I would have been impressed, but compared to before it was lacking something. The place used to be packed, which it wasn't (it was empty in fact). The one man who was covering the bar and waiting tables inside and out was very friendly and helpful, but he seemed to running everything alone, despite other people wondering about in the back. He was doing a great job though. The food we had was on the early bird menu (£10.50 for two courses from a set menu) which is on til 7pm in the week. We had garlic mushrooms for starter which came with salad and baguette and for mains gammon, egg, pineapple and chips, and a steak burger with cheese, bacon, salad, chips and onion rings. The food was all fresh cooked and tasty with a good runny egg on the gammon. The difference was that this place used to have The Best Chips, however they no longer have these.Although I loved the old place I would definitely come again, but whereas before I would come for an excellent huge steak with the best chips (as this was a speciality of theirs), now I'd be more likely to call for the early bird menu and get a couple of good courses for only £10.50 in the beer garden whilst the suns out. I can only say go and think of it as a new place, rather than expecting what it used to be. Also there's an off road area that you can park in over the road.

We've been coming here for years. It recently went very downhill. We thought we'd give it one more chance and I'm m so glad we did. The pub is under new new management and they're doing a fab job. Very welcoming and friendly from the minute we walked in and the food is back to an exceptional standard. We'll definitely be back.

We have used the three horse shoes and had excellent meals for the past 20 years ,however now very poor food and atmosphere .The new people don't seem to be at tentative to customers at all we had Rib eye steak which was small and of poor quality for £14 and over cooked.Sea bass with roasted veg swimming in oil despite requesting limitless or no oil please.Ordered 2 creme brûlées came not set, microwaved and granulated sugar topped under a medium grill so inedible and sent back .The place was empty and I understand why now.New twin owners more interested in hearing themselves than serving quality food and looking after customers .We won't be going back, a real shame as it was one of our favourite places in the past.

Called here for Sunday lunch last weekend, and decided to make the most of the weather and eat outside in the sun. As delicious as ever, very tender meat and plenty of nice vegetables. This was my first visit since the change of ownership, and no sign of a decline in quality in my experience.

We have eaten here over the last ten years with family and friends and me and the wife make the 4.5 mile walk from Kippax regularly in the summer months for a pint and sandwich on a Saturday lunchtime. Having read the recent reviews it seems things are not quite what they used to be. However with the nice weather this Sunday we decided to walk across for a pint. Upon arriving there were quite a few walkers sat outside but only a couple of tables occupied inside - the place used to be packed. While at the bar I heard somebody ordering a beef sandwich and although we had only gone for a drink we decided to order the same. I have to say given all the bad reviews it wasn't all that bad. Hot beef baguette and half a dozen roasties for a fiver we both thought was good value and was good food. Will return on our usual Saturday the next time and see how that compares to previous visits.

We called in yesterday for tea , found out they have a early bird on , wow !!!!! Fab the food was lovely and the value for money is amazing 2 courses for £12.95 and a small glass of wine ,!! We noticed they have a special board on too which did have fillet and t bone on .. So don't listen to every review ;0))) Second time calling there will defo be a third

Quaint little pub in the country with very friendly staff. Food was good, my husband had the gammon which was fab but my braised steak was a little dry. The pub had a cosy welcoming feel and the staff were a right laugh.

Did not read any reviews prior to visit. Found the menu to be limited and then to be told they had run out of lamb wasnt the best start but the meals we finally ordered were cooked to a good standard and plentiful. The atmosphere was nice and realaxing and the staff were pleasant and welcoming if the menu had been more varied and all available then a 5 star would have been awarded.

We have always loved eating here and as it is always full we booked a table for 4. When we arrived the pub was empty which we were very surprised about, but put it down to Easter Sunday and people had possibly gone away.We were disappointed to find the menu options very sparse, as the board was normally full with a variety of options.. It was a set menu of two courses, I ordered prawn cocktail to be told they didn't have any left......So I ordered garlic mushrooms, which were luke warm and not appetising at all. My partner and his mum ordered the tomato soup which again was luke warm. The Sunday dinner was shall we say "the end of the day" roast potatoes very tough, couldn't cut through the skin, meat not nice, lamb very fatty, Yorkshires way too crispy.We mentioned the soup to the waitress who apologised and said it would be knocked off the bill. We again mentioned the fact that the food wasn't up to scratch and we asked if they had finished serving food, to which she replied they had!! Hence we obviously got what was left over. Even the waitress agreed with us and said it had gone downhill.....When my partner went to pay he found that the cost of the soup had not been taken off the bill, but he couldn't be bothered saying anything else.Upon reading other reviews we understand that the pub is under new management, which clearly shows. Sorry to say that we will not be visiting again!!!!

Been a few times over last 2 years and food was brilliant. So went Easter Sunday!!!To start with given a glass with lipstick marks on also heavily water marked too. So is the glass washer clean!!!Hardly a menu to previous. Given a A4 paper with Sunday meats on and starters. Tomato soup tasted really good but was too cold. The salad on the garlic mushrooms was nice and bread fresh. Main course came. Beef was tough with fat Lamb was all fat Pork was a roll type of meat and fatty. Veg over cooked and watery and bland. Yorkshire puds would have been better on the walls to build with stone. And as for the roasted spuds ! Barns Wallis would have been proud to use on bombing missions 60 years ago. Rumours are new owners !!!!Get a grip please stop providing cheap crap and wanting £10 plus per head. My partner came home & made herself sick to feel better.

The Three Horseshoes has been a family favourite for years although we only tended to go every three months or so. The place was generally packed. Four of us visited this lunchtime, completely unaware that the pub had changed hands but straight away we realised the staff had changed; no Trevor in his shorts, and no Jane behind the bar. Instead of being full, there were only about four tables with people dining. The meals here have always been a bit on the expensive side (e.g. £7.25 for a jacket potato with chili, £13.95 for lamb shank) but they were always cooked to perfection so we didn't mind paying. Our meals today were very nice too, and plentiful. We ordered a bottle of wine and three glasses - the glasses looked rather disgusting, and the server did take one away without being asked, as it had lipstick marks on the rim. We cleaned the others with our napkins. All in all the experience was as expected, so we will be going again. I hope the new owners are picking up on some of the bad reviews and trying to rectify the problems mentioned.

My husband and I visited this place after seeing the reviews on here. Few bad comments but we decided to give it a go. The weather was beautiful so we decided to have a Sunday Lunch outside in the beer garden. We walked in and realised that would be our only option as it was a full house - I'm not surprised. We both decided to go for a pork dinner which came out very quickly. The pork was falling apart, it was perfectly cooked. The Yorkshire puddings were massive and the gravy was superb. The manager came out and introduced herself as the new landlady and asked us if we needed anything at all to ask her. Very nice touch made us feel very welcome and special.Excellent food and excellent customer service. We will 100% return next Sunday!

Great as usual thanks again definitely return. Been a few times now the fish and chips is beautiful and the steaks are very nice. Live the pale ale and always friendly staff.

This is a lovely pub/restaurant run by twin sisters, Tiffany and Alex. Alex is the chef and does amazing food, will cater to any needs (gluten free etc). Nice music playing in the background. Very friendly and helpful. They do an amazing Sunday lunch with enormous Yorkshire puddings. Everything is freshly cooked. Go with a heathy appetite especially if you are having the fish and chips as the fish are so big they hang off the end of the plate. Puddings all home made.

We arranged to meet some friends here because we had eaten here on previous occasions and had always found the meals to be of good quality with a wide choice at a reasonable price. I had forgotten I had been told that the pub had been taken over and was therefore very surprised to see most of the tables empty, it was always very busy especially at weekends. The food wasn't very well presented, vegetables not appetising and the chips not much better, chicken was quite nice but not worth the £11 price. The staff were friendly but constantly asking if we wanted drinks. We waited a long time before anyone came to take our order and waited a long time for the food to be served. Will not be returning until it improves considerably. It was quite cold in there too which I hate when I go out for a meal.

Had a good meal and a canny laugh with the staff. An all round good night :-D food was regular pub grub, made well and served fast. Staff had a good attitude and the owners are an absolute scream. I will definitely be back :-D

This used to be my favourite place to eat and have been many times in the past when the old owners ran it. It was always great food and the menu had a nice choice of options. It has recently changed owners and I'm afraid to say I was disappointed with our last visit. I went for my Mother in Laws 70th birthday celebration and there were 5 of us eating. I asked for the mushroom stroganoff and my husband ordered the Thai Green Curry, after a few minutes of ordering the waitress returned to our table to tell us they no longer did the Thai Green Curry and also that they had run out of rice! (this was at lunch time on Saturday). We chose something else off the menu that we had to have with chips. My mother in law ordered the pie which arrived with a Yorkshire pudding on top instead of a pastry topping, we thought it was very odd but nevertheless she ate it. Once her plate was clean the waitress arrived at the table and passed my mother in law a pastry topping saying that the chef had forgotten to put it on top of the pie. We decided to have a pudding and I asked for the jam roly poly, only to be told that they also had no jam roly poly, my father in law asked for the crème brulee and was told they also did not have any crème brulee. He then said he would have the lemon and lime cheesecake instead. After a few minutes the waitress then returned to the table to say that they had just sold their last two slices of lemon and lime cheesecake and would he have the rocky road cheesecake instead. We were told that the chefs had forgotten to take the desserts out of the freezer to defrost in the morning and this is why they had run out. The menu is not a vast menu and has reduced in size since the new management took over and to run out of rice which is a staple ingredient for a lot of their recipes (chili con carne, mushroom stroganoff, sweet and sour chicken, Thai Green Curry) doesn't leave much of a choice. The only saving grace was that the waitress was incredibly friendly and very apologetic.It is quite a pricey menu for what is essentially pub grub and with the limited choice now available and the poor running we will not be returning.

I used to be a massive fan of the three horseshoes, but since the new owners have taken over it has gone downhill. I used to be regular visitor with my family and on any occasion we could, we would go. Never again. Im so sad to see the pub I once loved go down hill. The menu isn't as great what it was - if you like beef or chicken - great, but unfortunately it didn't leave much for me to have. Only 3 vegetarian options - which wasn't all that great, plus when we requested certain food items all we got in return is - we have sold out of that. It was only the start of a Friday Evening and they had already run out of most of the items!!!With that we decided not to stay and to never return.RIP the much loved pub we once knew.

Since the new owners took over, me and my other half have been here quite a few times and each time have been even more and more disappointed!we used to come here all the time when the previous owners had this place and you got what you paid for! Top quality food, cooked to a high standard and happy friendly owners.Sunday dinner is not a patch on what it used to be, it's like the new owners are cutting corners with the quality of their products etc and getting cheaper cuts of meat, but still charging high prices and the portions are smaller too.This place used to be packed on a weekend, but it's getting quieter and quieter.A tip to the new owners, change isn't always for the better, stop trying to cut corners and make more money, you are losing your customers, including us!

My family and I had a nice evening at the Three Horseshoes, the food was very good and the staff very friendly and attentive. I did get the impression that many of the staff were new, however, they were very enthusiastic and will undoubtedly blossom with experience and mentoring. The atmosphere is pleasant and unpretentious, the kitchen delivers good, honest and tasty pub food, whilst the bar is stocked with a varied selection of drinks. My only criticism, and it is only a slight one due to how the manager dealt with it, was that we attempted to order four different dishes (two mains and two deserts) only to be told they had run out. This was dealt with very well by the manager who without prompting removed a round of drinks from the bill by way of apology. It's understandable that these things happen form time-to-time, my only suggestion would be to ensure that the customer is informed of any dishes that have run out when handed the menu to minimise potential disappointment. That aside, a pleasant venue, very good food, attentive staff; I would certainly be more than happy to visit again.

We enjoyed this place 12months ago and felt compelled to go back. Obviously other reviews refer to changes and, yes, there have been some. It has changed from a quaint old fashioned feel pub to a brighter affair. It's a bit of a tussle inside between an old beamed pub and a stab at meeting a newer era. That said, the staff were a lot younger on average, but very friendly!The food was just what we were expecting and presented well, complimented by a great choice of drinks.Will we go back, maybe, but we may explore rather than race straight back. Give it a chance, you won't be disappointed.

The staff were really friendly, welcoming and helpful and therefore I wish I could have given a higher rating, but for me, the rating is all about the food.My meal came with a choice of new potatoes or chips (to share with the table) and a small salad garnish. As I opted for the new potatoes, there wasn't a lot of food on my plate for £11.50 compared to my friends' meals,although dishes of chips were in abundance. As they had run out of my two choices of desserts, I still felt hungry after the meal and had a yearning for something sweet. Therefore, I left the pub unsatisfied and reached for a chocolate bar when I arrived home.I would try the Three Horseshoes again, possibly for a quick lunch or if I didn't want to bother cooking but it would not be my choice for a special night out or occasion. I would imagine it might be a nice place to have a drink or dine in the summer as they have an attractive outdoor area if you like typical pub fayre, eg, scampi, pie, braised steak, etc.

I used to come here all the time the place was always packed the menu was well varied with lots of different choices loads of specials and delicious deserts ...and the best prawn salad ever great if you are on a diet, the owners were always cheerful and accommodating , well what can I say now the place is quiet , there is no atmosphere the menu has changed and is not a patch on the old one hardly any healthy options, and barely anything that jumps out at you yet the proves are still on the steep side ...the portions are large but there is no taste to the food such a shame another good pub has died I will definitely not be returning again

We called here and noticed they had a special offer on 2 courses for 12.95 wow it was fab !! I had garlic mushrooms and gammon it was well worth the money !! Food was lovely !!Even had specials on including fillet steak , so don't any notice of the reviews , To me it has changed but for the better !!!

I booked in at The Three Horseshoes for the 4th year running and was so looking forward to a wonderful Christmas Day lunch with all my family as per previous years. The pub was under new management but I had heard from a good source that the chefs were the same and the food was just as good as before..at £65 per head I was expecting a fabulous day----Sadly this was not the case! The restaurant was less than half full and there was very little atmosphere, just a few Christmas tunes playing in the background, no buzz around the place that the previous management brought every year - they did a quiz with a bottle of wine prize and this got all the guests talking and was great fun. The starters and main course were acceptable but average and the dessert was just thrown on the plate-I chose cheeseboard and there were 4 lumps of tasteless cheese, a heap of crackers and a bunch of green grapes - It was just dry and bland and far too big a portion for anyone (my husband has a big appetite and he said he was outfaced as soon as the plate was put in front of him). We were offered coffee and mince pies or we could choose to take the mince pies home -we asked to take them home but never got any in the end!While we were having our coffee the female chef,part of the management team I believe, came out of the kitchen and flaked out on 1 of the back rests face first and the other half of the management team proceeded to tell the guests on the next table that her sister had cooked the Christmas lunch all alone as they had refused to pay the chefs triple time so they had refused to work. Also, just to put the tin lid on it .. they had no ice behind the bar !!!While I appreciate the staff giving up their Christmas Day to serve us I still expected a certain standard when our table had paid £520 for food alone.Sorry to say but I won't be going back !!!

what a gem of a find, close to Fairburn Ings RSPB reserve. Lovely pub, very friendly staff; just taken the place over. Food was really excellent, well cooked not too long a wait, just enough to cook fresh food. The amount of food was struggle to eat, but we managed it after a long walk.Definitley will return on the next walk.Ales were good Yorkshire brews.

Been to this pub/restaurant on many occasions in the past and we were booked in here on New Years Day as a group of 15.In the past the meals were always large, good pub grub. This is the first time have been here under the new owners. We only had main courses and I ordered the fish and chips which has been a favourite previously.When it came I was somewhat astounded that the portion was actually larger than what I have been used to. The fish was actually longer than the dinner plate. The batter was crisp, the fish moist and chips plentiful and good but as I ate the meal I was struck by three things. Firstly, make the portion slightly smaller as it was almost off putting - I know we're not supposed to moan about large portions!! Secondly, there was a small amount of water on the plate after a few minutes. I could only think that the fish was frozen and had not been dried properly after defrosting so there was residue moisture that came out on the plate. Lastly, and probably most frustrating was the fact it was bland. I know white fish is not packed with flavour but this was tasteless. I think that if they reduce the portion slightly (and cost?), season the batter/fish, make sure it is crisp and dry and possibly cook the chips longer so they are brown, it would have been a very good meal. I do not want to give the impression that this was awful but a few small things would make it so much better.The staff were pleasant and it was not overly expensive.As an additional note, my wife had the sweet and sour chicken and she said it was as good as it had been previously and she would give 4/5.

This pub has changed hands & now belongs to a consortium. Usually excellent meals there, the meats were of top. Quality which ever you chose. Now the fare is cheaper quality & it has lost its allure for us. Don't think we will be going there again .

never had food like it, we were a table of 7 , worst Christmas dinner Ive ever eaten, I was reluctant to complain on the day as I was treating my Family and did not want to spoil the occasion.the portion sizes were poor, no elements of any dish were either cooked correctly or served correctly.to top it all the christmas pudding tasted burnt, and at £65 per head wasnt worth it !!

The postcode brought us to the pub, car park a little further and opposite. As we were a party of 13 on a bank holiday we had pre-booked. The choice on the menu was good, something for everyone ranging from steaks to pies to fish and chips to salmon and including vegetarian choices. Although the main courses took a while to arrive we were in such a big party this is not surprising. Everyone enjoyed their meals. We would come again.

Have been here many times, but went yesterday, Sat lunch, new owners and new meat suppliers. Arrived in car park at 12.45, three cars there! Not a good sign.Four tables occupied. Not a patch on previous times and we will not return

Went here for a meal with my wife and had a nice evening, if a little warm by the end. We both enjoyed our meals (fish and chicken) but unfortunately as the pub got very busy later on the temperature rose and it became to hot and airless to stay for dessert and coffee sadly. Good service, tasty meals, nice location.

Just passing so called in for lunch - good food, but huge portions (I should have asked for a small portion!) Will go again when we're in the area.

We visited last night and as we have been before we were really looking forward to it. I must say food was excellent but the service was poor, I do know it takes time to settle in but it seemed chaotic at times, and we was told the new owners had been there 2 weeks more than enough time to order red wine!!! As they had ran out( on a Saturday night) inexcusable!! We will return as we love the pub but we hope things have improved. And a bit of advice to the landlord dress a little smarter!!

The Three Horseshoes was recommended by a colleague, especially for Sunday lunch. We took a drive over and were lucky enough to get a table without a reservation, which is not easy apparently. On the way in there was a nice outdoor area which must be nice in Summer.On Sunday's the menu is traditional lunch or fish. We opted for 2 beef and 1 turkey. The food was indeed very good as many reviews have said. The vegetables were fresh and the meat tender, though I have to say I'd have preferred more meat and perhaps only 1 or 2 types of potato rather than the 3 we got. The gravy and the Yorkshire pudding were particularly good.The service was fairly prompt, though we were there early with only a few occupied tables. It was a very nice Sunday lunch all things considered, but suffered from what all pub roast dinners suffer from; none of them are as nice as my Mum's! It was better than most though and certainly justifies another visit to sample the rest of the menu. One improvement would be the signal for their card machine. The landlord walked around most of the property before he could find a strong enough signal to complete the transaction and it took longer than we did to eat our meals. Perhaps I'll take cash next time.

A local pub for us that people travel far and wide to visit. Always worth booking just in case. Parking issues have been solved with the new car park, great idea! Food is great and reasonably priced! Service is good and friendly, good menu with specials usually available. Personally would like a few real ales to choose from but doesn't stop me going regularly.

The food and the service were really good.There was a great choice for Sunday Lunch, good choice of meats and the veg was really good and we even managed a fantastic puddingWe will be going back

I am a regular diner at The Three Horseshoes and every dish I and my friends have tried from their extensive menu has been outstanding, sweet and sour chicken, lamb shank, rabbit stew and fish and chips being recent favourites. Traditional Sunday lunches too are worth the visit..The portions are always very generous, so don't eat before you go - and such is their local reputation that without a prior booking, you are unlikely to get a vacant table. I visit the Three Horseshoes for a nice night out with my wife or with friends as often as possible.

We live just down the road from here, but only have just discovered it. The food is amazing , i had a lamb shank and my misses had a 12oz steak. Both the dishes were exceptional , pub grub at its finest.The service was excellent , very helpful and polite staff. Prices are completely reasonable looking around 11-15 pounds for a main dish with sides included (chips or mash + veg ) Make sure you go on a sunny day and get a window seat if possible because the view is fantastic , a nearby lake where you can take a stroll down afterwards.

My husband and myself visited this week for our wedding anniversary was a lovely meal with good portion sizes and the chips and veg came in seperate dishes. A lovely thought was in the ladies on shelves were deodrant sprays and sanitary. The staff were very friendly and helpful would go again and recommend.

I've lived in (East) Leeds for almost 10 years and after visiting Three Horse Shoes for the first time today, I'm kicking myself that I didn't discover it sooner. My Dad was visiting from Essex and told me to book a nice pub for Sunday lunch and so remembering that a friend of my husband's had mentioned a few years ago that this place was fab, I decided to book. Three out of the 4 adults had lamb roast and the 2 children had pork and turkey. The portions were huge (perfect for us as we have big appetites), the meat was melt in your mouth, the veg (including cauliflower cheese and cabbage..yum) was cooked to perfection and the best part of it all...they gave us 2 gravy boats full of the most delicious gravy!! Oh yes, the mash was so tasty and perfectly seasoned too! How could I forget the huge non-greasy Yorkshire puddings which were to die for...?As we were a largish party, a lovely (and funny) waitress took our order and made us feel very welcome. We can't wait to go again...roll on next Sunday...nom nom! As you can probably tell, I highly recommend this place!

called for our lunch food was fantastic tasted lovely good prices and a very friendly atmosphere will call again soon

This pub is a firm favourite with my family. Always a warm welcome and the food is delicious. The portions are very large, so I always skip the starter and go for a main course and dessert. Again desserts are delicious and you always get plenty of custard.

Called in with the kids for lunch during the holidays.As usual, excellent food and plenty of it. A bonus when feeding 2 hungry teenagers!Bit of a negative point, having been a few times over the past couple of months, the waiting time between ordering and getting your meal seems to be getting longer and longer. I know that the meals are all freshly prepared, but waiting almost 45 mins for a salad is abit of a pain.Not the cheapest place for a meal, but a cut above the average pub food.

7 of us went on a ladies night out, the staff where so helpful. The food was brilliant, 5 of us had sweet and sour chicken. Just a fantastic meal.It was a Tuesday night and the place was pleasantly full. A good price for real good tasty meal.

Throughly enjoyed a visit to the three horseshoes to celebrate mybrothers birthday. Friendly welcome at the bar and Jane very attentive throughout the evening.a great choice of reasonably priced generous sized meals. The homemsde steak pie was delicous not any fat on the meat and the sweet and sour chicken gorgeous.a good wine list a visit is a must.

Visited here with friends Food and service was excellent. Landlady was extremely accommodating. Would recommend. All the staff were very friendly. Excellent value for money. Will definitely be back. WARNING. Very large portions

Expensive for PUB grub main meals £11 the only good thing about the meal was the veg the chips were scrappy and cooked in old oil

Visited The Three Horseshoes for an evening out and the service was fantastic. The place was busy but we were given a table. The food was amazing and I recommend the crab salad to anyone who loves seafood. The food is fresh and good quality and the portions are huge. Excellent value for money and friendly staff.

This pub does fantastic food - i can recommend the steak and ale pie , the braising steak, the steak burger and the hot beef sandwich. Superbly tasty as if this was not enough the ales served are cold and well kept -none of that nasty aftertaste you get with poor hygiene. I was impressed by the hands on landlord and landlady who are constantly checking that everything is up to standard, and on one occasion refused to serve one particular beer as it had only been delivered that morning and needed time to settle -most pubs would have sold it to you no questions asked -but here they care about quality! Its not cheap but then you get what you pay for. Thoroughly recommended.

there were four in our party , two having lamb shank, one sea bass the other one steak pie, Every one enjoyed there meals the service was second to none, we will be returning in the none too distant future,

Visited at Lunch greeted with a friendly smile and made to feel very welcome.The meal is not large but offers a good selection of traditional pub. We enjoyed the rather large gammon and excellent chips.The staff were very friendly and helpful, they provided excellent service and could not be more helpfulMost certainly planning a return visit perhaps in the evening

We visited once again with our son and daughter in law and the reception on entering was very welcoming we were not rushed to order, the food was excellent and the staff were very friendly. All in all a most enjoyable occasion and we will definitely visit be eating there again.

Me and my other half went here for Sunday dinner yesterday afternoon (12th July 2015).We just called in on the off chance and luckily even though they were busy, we got a table for two straight away. Next time I go, I'll make sure I book in advance though, as this place is obviously extremely popular. We opted for a two course Sunday dinner. I had the vegetable soup to start with and my boyfriend had the garlic mushrooms and they were both yummy.I had beef Sunday dinner and my other half had the lamb, the meat was lovely and tender, it just melted in your mouth. Our plates just came with the meat, roasts potatoes, roast parsnips and a large homemade Yorkshire pudding and in separate bowls we got, cauliflower cheese, mash, carrots, cabbage, boiled potatoes and a gravy boat. I thought this was a nice touch, so you can help yourself to what you want. The service was faultless too and the staff are nice and friendly.Cant wait to go again, but might just have the one course next time as the portion sizes are big too :-)

Was inveted out by a friend. This was my first time and from first entering this cosy friendly pup just knew it would be good. My friend had booked in advance so we were given a nice table in what they called the snug. Good choice on the menus and the food was home cooked fresh and well presented. We had the small portions which were still of a good size. Can't wait to go again would recommend but told so good might want to book in advance

Walking around the nearby Fairburn Ings, we spotted this pub on the map and decided to give it a try. I am really glad we did! Doesn't look much from the outside, and has a curious side entrance through a back yard and smoking place, (notice says because of windy conditions) The inside is spacious and very welcoming (as are the staff!) With drinks and our lunch ordered, we chatted while we surveyed the various meals brought out by the busy waitresses, looking good we said, and it was! I ordered a fish sandwich with mushy peas and it was enormous! with a few chips shared between 3 of us, very filling. Others had soup (delicious) and chilli CC on baked potato (again, excellent) no complaints. Service was very good considering how busy they were, and very attentive.Smashing find this place, and we will be returning in the very near future!Highly Recommended.