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Two or four patrons can sip on a choice of drinks like Winter Mojito, Spiced Cherry Mai Tai and Rosemary Hedgerow Fizz at this rooftop bar
My family and I visited the UK over Christmas 2007 from Jacksonville Beach, Florida, and happened to fortunately stumble across the Strines Inn. Although it was a cold misty day, the hearty warmth of the fire in the open hearth beckoned us inside.
We were in for a treat with the wonderful choice of ales on tap and by far the best food we ate at any pub during our short two week vacation. Needless to say we managed to squeeze in a second brief visit (for some more Yorkshire Pudding). We would highly recommend the Strines to any traveller or local alike.
We'll be back for sure!
- Paul Lydon,
I just want to comment on what a lovely pub the Old horns Inn at Bradfield is. We live in Mallorca (Spain) and visited the pub on a cold winters day in January. It is a beautiful pub with very friendly staff. We took plenty of photos and will remember this lovely place for a long time. The church in the village is also breathtaking. This really is a stunning part of the world.
- Garry Brace,
The Lescar ... ah alas is no more! Once a high competitor for the best pub in Sheffield, now since the new management have taken over its sadly lost its unique flair to become yet another boring family food pub. Essentially now it's just a money making machine!
- Dave Lewis,
Well done to Dawn and Pat for pulling a dead pub back to life. This lovely couple have worked miracles to bring this pub back up to standard. Families are welcome, and there is a disco and karaoke every Saturday night.
- Sue Beresford,
Best Sunday lunch in town - carry on the good work.
- Carole Street,
Me and 8 of my friends visited the Milestone, last Sunday.
We dined upstairs, and it was one of the best meals that I have ever had. Everything was perfect, from the starter to the pudding. The service was excellent as well.
I would advise anyone to go here for a special occasion. For 10 of us we paid £10 deposit, and the meal came to just over £300 and they put a service fee of £28.98 on - (the only thing I would say is that we had to tell to them that they needed to take the 90.00 deposit off the bill).
- Leanna Jones,
Had a relaxed girlie pre-Xmas meal there the other night. Lovely warm welcome by the bar staff, food was delicious, well cooked and piping hot. Good varied menu, value for money and vegetarian options available.
- Debbie Johnson,
Great beer, even better bands, this place can rock!
- Alan,
My Yorkshire bride and I honeymooned at the Strines Inn, 1993! Being from Miami, Florida, you can imagine how remarkably different the experience was for me... absolutely terrific! The four-poster bed, copper bed-warmer, walls so thick we could put a pillow in the window-frame, sit in it and gaze out at the reservoir, foley, other great views...as I recall...memory is a little vague, but think I got the views right.
We went for pleasant country walks, dined on fine, honest pub fare served by pleasant staff in a friendly atmosphere. Hand pulled bitter, right? My favourite! Never, ever, will I get a pint like that in America!
We later lived in Longley, Sheffield, and would often drive out to the Strines for a pint and a meal... drawn always by the wondrous surrounding countryside, Ladybower dam, etc...
By the way, if any other Yanks (The Yorkshire blokes used to say my wife was a Yank too, one Yank and her knickers came down!!! LOL) see this, the dam and reservoir were the setting for the film, "Dam Busters." The history of the terrible flood... oh, I could go on and on, I was so enamoured of Strines... loved it so.
I've since returned to America, my Yorkshire Lass passed away, God rest her marvellous soul. Hello to Joan, her sister, and all my friends there, if you ever read this. God Bless you all, Stuart.
- Stuart Hill,
The Castle Inn has 3 or 4 real ales on at most times, usually Deuchars IPA, Timothy Taylor's Landlord and Black Sheep, which are all kept extremely well.
The carvery on Sunday is great value and the food during the rest of the week is of a good standard.
Overall a very welcoming pub with comfortable lounge, restaurant and old-style tap room.
- Mark Fisher,
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