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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
This historic pub serves good beer and lovely food. I called in with my walking club last Sunday, when they were very busy. I accidentally left my purse on the bar, and did not realise it until the end of the walk. When I phoned them that evening, they had found the purse. As I live in Doncaster about 40 miles away, they kindly agreed to post me the £15 in notes that were in the purse; I was not bothered about the coins.
However, they have actually posted me the purse including the contents!
I am very impressed that they did that, when they are so busy.
Thank you the Strines Inn.
- Judy Gilbert,
This is a great welcoming pub. Chris and Lisa have been there for about 7 years and they are very welcoming.
They decided to have a selection of cask ales to offer last year and the quality is wonderful. Chris has done a great job of keeping them, which ensures a first-rate pint every time. They currently have a selection of 5 casks to suite all tastes but have keg beers and lagers as well if you prefer.
There doesn't seem to be another pub in the Intake area that is up to this level of quality and service. Well done Lisa and Chris.
- Russ Beeden,
Live music venue with a great friendly atmosphere, serving real ales, food and pub games.
- Mike Griffin,
Visited on 19th April 2014. Vegetables were lukewarm. Mashed potato was yellow and hard, as if it had been put under a grill to warm it up. Lamb pies tasted like mutton. Beef pie had odd taste.
- Tabatha,
Just returned from an excellent first visit to this superb pub!
We really enjoyed a friendly welcome from staff and locals before tucking into some glorious food. I also enjoyed a couple of pints of Landlord, my lovely wife opting for an extra-cold lager.
Nicely decorated and clean, this pub is a must for anyone who enjoys great food, on-form real ale and a really warm Yorkshire welcome.
- David Beresford,
While out on a long walk with the dog, popped in for a drink. Very nice staff came out with water & treats for the dog. Made us feel very welcome. Will come back.
- Jackie,
Great pub, food, service.
We were a bunch of cyclists. Beautiful views.
Highly recommended!
- Wai Hong Shek,
Saturday afternoon, footy time, no sound on screens. People in toilets taking hard drugs. Same people then out of their head shouting etc... and no manager to deal with them.
Prams and kids, not really an adult area to relax.
Sports bar? Don't think so.
- Andy Hallatt,
A potentially OK pub, spoiled for us by an unfriendly atmosphere. The beer, decor etc... is OK, the jukebox is sometimes a bit loud. But mainly we had an unpleasant experience and weren't made to feel welcome.
Ironically I had suggested it for a meeting with three colleagues. They bought their pints. I don't drink, and I don't like soft drinks. With everyone at the table drinking but me the landlady came over and had a go at me in front of the whole group for being there without buying a drink. Quite bizarre.
I have never been treated like that in a pub. Always been made welcome before, and often (as designated driver) offered free soft drinks. What a weird and unpleasant experience. Way to go to make a whole group of people uncomfortable with drinking in your pub. Four customers lost forever!
So if you have a non-drinker in your group just be aware the landlady might try to single out and have a go at them.
- Sol Thewett,
If you visit this pub don't expect to be served without first having to wait until either of the two young staff have finished using their phones. One male one female.
Secondly, don't interrupt them when they are on their phones, as this is met with utter contempt.
Thirdly, you may have to wait if they are having a tiff and/or kissing and hugging behind the bar. I made the mistake of telling the young female that someone was waiting to be served when she was either texting or playing a game. This situation, which is know one of many I have witnessed, was acknowledged with complete derision. I was made to feel as if I was being troublesome. The young male laughing behind my back, as witnessed by my wife, and the female continuing to use her phone.
- Bob Wildman,
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