Fox House, Longshaw, Sheffield

The Fox House dates back to 1700s and retains its character as a country pub on the main A625 route leaving south Sheffield towards Hathersage and Castleton. The pub is situated next to the Longshaw National Trust Estate.

Fox House Pub Reviews

Arrived on May Day Bank Holiday for lunch. Having turned up on spec, was prepared to wait for a table and one came free in approximately 15 minutes, so no problem there.

Ordered drinks at the bar whilst waiting was told that for the soft drinks they had run out of ice.

Ordered food at the bar for 2 adults and 2 children, at approximately 14:10. Was told at the time there would be a 30-minute wait on food. OK 30 minutes isn't that bad.

Whilst waiting for food, table next to us had 3 out of 4 meals brought out, 4th meal did not arrive until 3 previous meals were finished, this should have been a sign.

At 15:10 a full hour later, asked waitress where order was. Two minutes later she came back to announce that it would be another 10 minutes. Walked out of pub never to return.

Not once did anyone come and say that the order was going to be later than expected and for pities sake it wasn't complicated food, it was gammon egg and chips!

Fox House Pub News

The Fox House at Londgshaw, between Hathersage and Dore, is holding a beer festival for a week from Monday September 1st.

Real ale fans are in for a treat, with the pub set to offer four of the "most original and pioneering" beers from around the country.

Beers available during the 'Festival of Firsts' are Adnam's East Green, believed to be the first carbon neutral beer, Young's Special, Caledonian Golden Promise, and the pub's own Vintage Ale.

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