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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
Patronising & rude bar staff. Had the cheek to sell Guinness hats for £5 each on St Paddy's day (these hats are, and should be, free). Have been going in for years, but will never go in again until there is a change in landlord/landlady.
They have no respect for the elderly Irish community in Sheffield.
- Seamus,
Happened to find this gem of a public house and restaurant on the way home. We received a warm welcome and decided to have a meal.
The lounge was full. And what a treat, the meal was excellent. We all really enjoyed it plus the real ales.
Wished we lived nearer, as would be a local, but we will go out of our way to eat here again.
Thanks, Ruth, Bob, Jan and Steve.
- Janette Nicholson,
We rang the pub up at short notice for all our family members to have a meal. We gave them about 20 minutes before we all got there. We had at least 30 people including children and they let us all eat in the barn function room at no extra cost.
Food was excellent, service was excellent room, was laid out in such short notice. Staff friendly, atmosphere great.
All the children played in the garden after the meal - they loved the chickens running around. All family members enjoyed it and the food. We all had a nice day out, a get together for brother in-law's birthday.
Would recommend and will use again.
- Abigail Petch,
Visited Sunday 2nd march with my sister, my niece and her daughter.
Had Sunday lunch of roast pork. Very enjoyable and the serving was plenty, the service was pretty fast and not expensive. Had apple pie and custard afterwards.
Although not not many in, it was nice compared to some places where there can be too many people.
Local and would go again, very friendly.
- Derek Leigh,
We have just had two burgers. Extremely poor value, the burger had clearly been cooked and reheated, making it dry and rubbery, and likewise the frozen chips had been cooked several hours ago.
When we complained the waitress didn't seem bothered, eventually offering us either a tea/coffee or ice cream, both of which were declined. To compound the issue the landlady, who was swanning around, obviously didn't care about customer satisfaction, as she never bothered to even come across to apologise (the pub was virtually empty, which says a lot).
We live local but will not be visiting again. It has certainly gone downhill since the previous owners.
Never thought I would say it but would rather go to McDonald's. Better value and they taste better!
- Lee Andrews,
We called in and found a warm welcome, really tasty and well-prepared food, friendly service and great real ale. Well worth trying.
- Keith & Sally Stewart,
Had a lovely large beef Sunday lunch and my wife had a small pork lunch. Was very nice. Couldn't fault the dessert menu, as you had loads to choose from.
Will be returning in the near future to try your two for five pound meals.
Many thanks, Dennis and Jayne.
- Dennis,
Stumbled across this little gem. 4 real ales on. Proper decent pub. Well worth a visit.
- Paul,
Do not go in this pub. You get cowards who punch you from behind in the back of the head and bouncers who are that scared of the person who has done it that they let it carry on. Happened to me yesterday and I am going all the way to make sure the bouncers are struck off. CCTV will prove this.
- Darren Brookfield,
This was the most unprofessional restaurant I have ever had the pleasure of eating in. The chef is the boss and the daughter is in charge at the bar. They are both very rude and have no customer skills at all. If I was you I'd make a different choice.
- Tony Winter,
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