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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
What a great pub. Their burgers are fantastic, and they have £2 drinks until Midnight. Definitely a younger crowd in the evening, what with being so close to the university and being situated at the top of West Street, but during the day I find it very pleasant.
- Chazza,
Used to be one of the best pubs in the village until the current landlord drove everyone out with his abusive and rude behaviour.
Would advise anyone to give it a wide berth unless the the current landlord leaves.
- Peter Williams,
Not recommended for just an evening drink!
A group of us used to gather here after a local choir practise, for a few drinks and a chat.
Unfortunately, because the pub is now very much food orientated and there are no areas where we can gather we cannot do this any more. We are not made to feel welcome!
- Paul Digby,
Went in last night for the first time in ages.
Decor is lovely now that it's been refurbished. Very warn and welcoming. Staff were lovely and the food menu is great. Really cheap but good portions and good quality. We had the Yorkshire wrap. Drinks good value, too. Fantastic. Going again tonight!
- Julie Wells,
I went to the Crosspool Tavern on the 1st December. The food was very nice but it could have been hotter.
- Gloria Luff,
It's never changed for years, same decor. Nice and cosy and friendly. It has been a rockers' pub since the days of the Wapentake Bar at least. It has a brilliant juke box and fab DJs who play proper original Heavy Metal, i.e. Judas Priest, Led Zepplin etc...
A lot of outer-towners seem to gravitate to it as well, like groups of Germans, Swedes and that.
When there's gigs on at the City Hall, just 200 yards away, you get the audience people dropping in, especially if there's a rock artist on.
Karoke and all, what more do you want?
- Pete Jamieson,
This is a great traditional pub in the city centre. There's a wide variety of high quality real ale on tap. The food is delicious and reasonably priced, with lots of vegetarian options.
One of the best things about the Red Deer is the service - the bar staff are extremely friendly and knowledgeable, and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming.
There's a function room upstairs and a nice beer garden out back with graffiti from local artists. There's lots of live music, comedy, and a very popular pub quiz.
I've been coming here for over a year, and I've never been disappointed by the quality of the ale or the service provided.
Highly recommended!
- Sarah Hawley,
The Royal Oak has now been cleaned up franticly. The warm fires light up the room when you walk in. The ambiance is lovely, the welcome is very friendly and the staff cannot do enough for you.
The Royal Oak is back on track, get down and check it out.
Food is also being served.
- Craig,
I used to go to the Royal Oak many years ago when I lived in the Rotherham area and went back for a meal last Sunday (13th November 2011) as part of a group of seven.
I just wanted to say how much I enjoyed the evening. The food was very good, the portions generous, the prices outstandingly good value, the beer great and the service attentive without being fawning.
Strongly recommended - go before everyone in the area realises just how good it is.
- Dave Price,
We used to gather at this pub regularly, but not since Saturday when we found out that a small bottle of slimline tonic water costs £2.40. I know prices have gone up this is taking the mickey. A bottle probably only costs the pub 20p.
- Gerry Kersh,
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