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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
Great boozer - one of the last of a dying breed. All sorts there - very friendly staff and customers and a well run, clean and professional hostelry.
- Eamonn Eustace,
Great boozer, top-class landlady. Prices to match. I travel 20 miles to have a beer there.
- Phil,
Says on Google it shuts at 11pm and they're still open at 12am with extremely loud music and I can't sleep!
- Victoria Siddall,
The Forty Foot was for many years a brill pub. Yes it went downhill a bit but I am pleased to say Sharron is working towards bringing it back to a community pub.
We went in great turn on - Lorna Kennedy. Never laughed and enjoyed so much for ages. Good beer, friendly staff, nice and clean. Children allowed in up to about 8pm. They do children's activities Monday, Wednesday, and Friday in the school holidays. Tea etc... refreshments are available if you don't fancy a pint. The Prince and Princess day held bank holiday bouncy castle etc... enjoyed by ALL age groups. Good turn on this Friday, we will be there.
- Janet & Dean,
Great atmosphere.
- Clive Thomas,
Got kicked out of here by the small bouncer. Don't recall him giving me a reason why. Was having a good time with friends up until then, not bothering anyone, including the other bouncer. Nothing much interesting about the place itself, so I won't be going out of my way to go back there.
- Joe,
Found myself here after being kicked out of a nearby pub for no apparent reason. Being separated from my friends and with no idea where I was, the atmosphere in here was just the tonic. The staff, punters and bouncers all just seemed like good folk. Being able to go outside for a smoke or to make a phone call without worrying about not being let back in is a nice advantage over some of the other pubs in the area.
My only criticism is the volume of the music, it makes conversation difficult and renders the piano pointless, however I'm sure the piano gets more appreciation earlier in the day and phone calls can be made outside anyway.
- Joe,
The Red Lion provided us with a fabulous buffet with superb service for my father's funeral. Great value for money. Would certainly recommend.
- Julie Brown,
Fantastic little boozer. Customers are so friendly and staff are great.
- Donna Aspin,
Just returned home from having a meal at the Sherwood and am very disappointed. Had a big plate gammon with 3 pieces of gammon and all 3 were not cooked so just left it, as no one came to ask if the food was OK. Been going there for many years for food and always enjoyed it but afraid we won't be going again in a hurry.
- Mick Thomas,
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