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Party-goers can hit the town and sip on a choice of drinks, dancing the night away at a bar situated in a 19th-century building
We visited the pub on the Sunday during the Sheffield folk festival.
The pub was full and the atmosphere was good, but the bar staff seemed be fed-up of being busy, and couldn't force a smile.
The main reason for my review was the toilets. The stench was overpowering, and that alone made our decision not to eat or stay for another drink. We had been to another two pubs involved in the festival and made our way to the Shakespeare to enjoy the beer garden, as it was a nice day.
It's a long time since we were in this pub, but I suggest the new owners really make this an urgent problem that should be addressed.
- Sue Underhay,
I was really happy, keen and enthusiastic that at last a local couple/family were going to give the time and effort to the village pub. I have used it for meals a little more often over the time the new licensees have been in and, to be fair, the standard of the breakfast has gradually improved, in particular the hash browns, which are no longer soggy, but crisp.
I rarely write feedback but admit that on this Sunday morning I am really, really hacked-off with my experience. I went in at 10:15 to order a breakfast exactly as I did last Sunday, as it is convenient and close by. I was then told by the exceptional member of staff (a lady who has worked there pre new licensees, she is hyper professional and needs recognition) that breakfast was not being done today, owing to the amount of bookings for Sunday lunch. Great customer service - not!
There was a young lad in chefs whites cleaning up. Perhaps this is acceptable cleaning uniform and not for cooking in at all?
A few things spring to mind:
1) Don't advertise the service if you aren't providing it
2) Don't let customers down
3) Value every potential sale
4) Be consistent
Also this is not personal but professional. Really saddened.
- Mark Harrop,
What a lovely pub. Real ale, a very warm welcome, excellent food and service.
We were celebrating a birthday and we all agreed our choice of venue made it a perfect evening out. One of our family has special dietary needs and the staff couldn't have been more helpful.
If you want a relaxed meal with good ale and very definitely value for money I recommend this venue.
- Bev Shaws,
I recently visit this pub but please, please will the brewery get the landlord out. He has no care of his customers and is just waiting to get out. He can often be see sleeping in the corner, and when you ask to be served it's the biggest job in the world.
Sad waste of a once-good pub.
- Paul Kay,
Went into the pub Saturday night and loved it... Beer was great and cheap!
The DJ was playing music from the 70s and 80s and people were queueing for karaoke!
Downstairs wasn't my cup of tea, as it was rock, but it seemed busy!
Friendly bar staff! Deffo going again.
- Jessica Dickinson,
I held my retirement party in the Robin Hood last night, 17th February, and booked the conservatory from 6PM, as I was expecting a number of people to attend and order food.
The staff were excellent and coped with the rush of my friends arriving and ordering meals. The food was hot, well-presented, tasty, and empty plates were cleared from the tables quickly. The pub has a very good range of real ale that was fully appreciated by all.
It was a very enjoyable evening. The food and the beers were very good, the service could not have been better.
I would recommend the Robin Hood to anyone organizing a function or just wanting a nice meal that's good value with good ale.
- William Ellis,
Bang across the River Don is a huge expanse of apartments. Now here is my message to the folks who live there - get over the bridge and in this pub!
Friendly staff, nice range of beers, lagers, and especially ciders. Add this to well-prepared and innovative food and you have a near-perfect public house.
I would particularly recommend the Bhaji Butty.
- Dean Keith,
Brilliant food. Tasty and really enjoyable. Try it out, it's great.
- Rob Atherton,
Called in today by chance and had the best soup and main course. Soup was lettuce, pea and mint (quality), and gammon steak cooked to perfection with leek and cider sauce.
A very welcoming pub, staff were brilliant with us and our dog. Will definitely be calling again on our walks out.
- John Whitmore,
Popped in for Sunday dinner. Very good value indeed. 3 courses for £13. Very nice food, tasty, hot. Very welcoming young waitress, very polite. Will return for sure.
- Andy & Amanda,
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