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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's happened to this pub? Oh dear. Food used to be top notch and always a lovely, friendly barmaid, but all that's gone.
Won't be going again.
- Andrea Tait,
Great family pub with an awesome history. Films, TV shows, and shootings. Can't beat a good local.
- Matty Heald,
This pub has got a bad landlady. Not bothered about drugs being sold. Lots of used-to-be-regulars not going in any longer.
- Alan Hancox,
Fantastic old school boozer. Great crowd of different types of people. We all went to Sheffield for a stag weekend and made it our local, as some proper characters!
- Roy Robbie,
Okay to start with, but after spending £50 on a Monday evening, being declined a packet of peanuts at 11:20pm is not very good because bar staff was ignorant. We will not be going back again because my partner was so embarrassed by this.
- David Hinchliffe,
Visited this evening. Really friendly staff, great home cooked food. Salmon was fantastic. Will definitely be going again.
- Sue,
A good pub tainted by the revolting and shameful acts of the so-called owner, Michael Kenworthy.
My partner and her friend were just at the ladies' as our taxi arrived. As I waited by the door, Mr Kenworthy, inebriated, slammed open the door to the ladies' toilet and proceeded to make vulgar comments regarding, presumably, his own pornographic and sad fantasies.
This obviously caused shock and upset. I asked for an apology on behalf of the girls. Michael Kenworthy was not willing to apologise, failing to acknowledge how abhorrent his behaviour had been.
The other staff were lovely, the pub is nicely presented and good selection of drinks. It is truly a shame that all that was masked by the repugnancy of the owner, and his, all too apparent, lack of respect and appreciated for his punters.
- Dan James,
As a regular on a Friday night I love it. Friendly, no trouble, a good night out and good singers. I wouldn't want to go nowhere else.
- Linda Turner,
My advice to the new tenant would be to turn off the speakers in the garden, otherwise they will illicit unhappiness from their local residents, especially past 11:30pm.
Tried to ring to gently nudge you but unable to get through and couldn't be bothered to walk up the hill!
Good luck with the venture... big boots to fill... don't annoy the neighbours.
- Patrick,
As a young cricketer I played for Chesterfield Town. After each home fixture, on returning home, I made a point of calling in to the Mulberry Tavern. Penny, the landlord's daughter was an attraction. The place was always full. The Telegraph and Star reporters used to congregate there. It became our regular stopping off point as young chaps on a night out. I have happy memories of the Mulberry.
- Erik,
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