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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
Good ale, warm welcome from Keith & Julie and a characterful public house, with a good range of special live and karaoke events. Well-kept door.
- Joe James,
This used to be an apparently thriving student/local pub but, as it closed down over the summer, presumably it wasn't doing quite as well as it seemed!
It has now re-opened with new owners and has eventually started serving real ale and food again. However prices have increased significantly, and while they did re-introduce the excellent "Albert's pies" albeit at higher prices, a recent Friday lunchtime trip revealed that these have now been replace by a cheap commercial variety - still at the same price as Albert's pies under the previous management!
While I haven't been in the evening, the pub was almost deserted on the 2 Friday lunch times I have been. This is not altogether surprising, as prices are high for students but the current food quality isn't likely to appeal to clientele with deeper pockets.
- Mike Barker,
Last night a party of eight of us went to the Gypsy Queen. I went feeling a little apprehensive due to an earlier review I had read on here.
On our arrival we found the pub to be bustling with families all enjoying Halloween with loads of children and the staff all dressed up. The pub was very smart and very clean with carpeted areas and booths for diners with even a television set into it.
On ordering our food it was brought to us quite quickly but not that quick that you thought it had been stood waiting. The food was absolutely beautiful. The steak was succulent with proper chips and a lovely accompanying sauce with peppers, onions, melted cheese and tomatoes with onion rings. Mouth watering mmmm.
The staff were attentive and checked frequently to see if everything was to our satisfaction.
Well done the Gypsy Queen, we all thoroughly enjoyed our meals and the lovely, friendly venue.
- Beryl Reynolds,
Called in this pub on Sunday and what a pleasant surprise. Very good indeed and will be returning.
- Sue Shaw,
We visit friends in Ecclesfield often & we always visit Meadow Farm for lunch. Great value for money & quality food.
Rob & Jan from Sunderland
- Rob Wilson,
Very disappointed. The decor is lovely but the prices for food here are comparable with decent restaurant prices in this area.
Portions were minuscule. Sharing are platters not big enough to be shared - not even with a mouse! I suggest they do some market research - customers do not want to feel ripped off.
We definitely would not recommend it & will not eat there again.
- Julia Owen,
Visited the newly refurbished Nook for lunch on a weekday. Very impressed!
Excellent service and the pub has a really up to date feel now. Superb value at 2 meals for £5. Would definitely recommend.
- Nick Morris,
After a recent change of bar management and certain members of staff this now is the premier real ale house in the WHOLE of Sheffield not just the south. But shhhhhh... it's a secret, alright?
- Nigel Palmer,
I have used this restaurant frequently since it opened and always found the food and service excellent, but I do feel the time has come for a change to the menu.
- Kenneth Brewster,
Great karaoke night on Fridays from 9PM. Special offers on drinks, discounted food for students, big screen TV, pool table. Warm and friendly atmosphere. A great all round pub.
- Janet Marshall,
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