I got spat on tripped up and hair ripped out and the food tasted like rotten egg soup and my water…read moretasted like pepper spray

This lovely little village pub has a really friendly, local atmosphere about it. Lunch time meals…read morein the summer months are relaxing in the quaint outdoor cottage garden. Lunch indoors during the winter months next to the log fire or just reclining in the comfortable arm chairs is a heart warming joy. The food is always excellent, from a large yet mainly traditional British menu. They have a well stocked wine menu and plenty of guest/traditional beers & ales. The ONLY downside is that the establishment is a bit small in size (indoors) and so on popular nights can get quite cramped but in the summers months the outdoor seating helps to alleviate this problem.

Quick stop off for a pint during a cycle ride. Sat in a small beer garden enjoying the weather. Bar…read morestaff were friendly and relaxed. Decent atmosphere inside.

Hawk and Buckle is now serving food daily. All home cooked fresh food with daily 'specials' and…read moreSunday lunch. Still doing the great pizzas and burgers. Karoake once a month, jam night 1st Thursday every month and live bands. The Hawk and Buckle is getting back to where it should be.

The Spread Eagle is right in the centre of Etwall, opposite to the John Port School. It has a…read moresizeable beer garden, with numerous benches and flanked with colourful landscaped borders. Inside the pub is seperated into two distinct areas. One has a well used pool table, constantly streaming sports channel and large TV mainly focussed on the news. The other side has the bar with its plethora of ales, lagers and spirits, a good selection. The rest of the area is a range of seating, all around a wood-burning stove. The staff are chatty and friendly, and the whole place is kept clean. All in all, a good place to have a relaxing pint.

Beautiful location and pub, however the food didn't impress at all. We chose from the set menu and…read moreeven though it was a good deal it wasn't even worth the cheap price.

Small friendly and busy pub with beams and low ceiling - very old building…read more They do not do food, but do serve a good range of excellent cask beer/ real ale. I prefer this place to the Hilton Brook but can get a little cramped at times.

Please read my earlier review which is much more detailed! The Bulls Head ALWAYS delivers in every…read moreway. The food is excellent, the service is over the top and is always the best!! This was our regular, our local and we loved it. Why even bother to post another review? Because this will be the last, I'd almost the last time as I fly out in Thursday to join Mrs G in Beverly Hills. I will only be back to deal with selling our home here in the UK. The only slight negative here? Parking is a challenge - but it is so good it is worth it - or come early like me :)

We had a great night out here at the recc of people who live in Repton. They were not wrong. This…read moreplace was heaving, every table full. All sorts from singles to families to old folks. Kind of different as you must go up to the bar to order food and drinks. We had a Big steak stick with peppercorn sauce. We had a pizza with arugula salad on top. A few cocktails and beer. Absolutely fab. The desserts were enormous! Don't get one on your own. Be warned

Typical chain pub (Marstons) with "plastic" menu (i.e. no chef creativity), large selection of beer…read more(some cask) and TVs for Sky Sports. Good value for money.

Come here a lot with my family always feel welcome. The staff work very hard as seems to be such a…read morebusy restaurant and yet they all still have a smile on there face. Always a great atmosphere and the food is top notch never had a bad meal and a great value menu. highly recommended this place if you haven't been before it's definitely worth the visit

The Seven Wells is a country pub on the outskirts of the village of Etwall. It has a spacious and…read morewell set out off-road car park, and good variety of outside seating. Be aware though unless you've had your three Weetabix that morning, don't try and move the chairs, they are seriously weighty. The Seven Wells is a substantial sized pub that is set out primarily for dining, but there are areas to just have a drink. There are many nooks and crannies, and a variety of different types of seating, to make the Seven Wells slightly removed from the generic pub chain eateries. Old beams and various parts of agricultural machinery adorn virtually every part of the building. It has a great feeling of space, the tables are wide and you never feel crammed in, all adding the feeling of relaxation. The menu at the Seven Wells is a comprehensive one, but all pretty much standard dishes you would expect in any large pub steaks, salads, pasta, curries, roasts etc. There's also a good range of starters and light snacks like sandwiches and wraps. A good choice of desserts for the ice cream lover too, and as with all the other courses there are daily specials on a board. The food has no pretentions to be fancy, it is just good hearty food at a very reasonable price. They also have a deal on all day Monday-Friday and until 6.30pm on Saturday of two meals for £9, from a reduced list of dishes. Wednesday is curry night, with quite an impressive range of dishes, including many different vegetarian dishes.