The Windmill this is a pub which does carvery food. Depending on when you go depends if they have…read morerun out of meat for the Carvery! It can be hit and miss on the vegetables but usually the meals are okay like anything you pay for what you get.

A large pub in denton now more of a resturant / carveryThe pub gets very busy but the service is…read moretop class.The pub has two cask beers on sale at under two pounds a pint both in good condition.Children are welcome and childs meals are cheap and good value.

Love this place been going here for years. The food is always good and service is equal to the food…read more, and what a beautiful view. Great walks nearby also.

What a lovely location. In the summer you can sit outside and enjoy the view of surrounding towns…read moreand let the children play in the playpark area. Gets really busy in summer and seate are limited. Close to Hyde centre and Gee cross. Just up Joel lane and turn right past the cricket club and your there

I was the licencee here in 1971 just as Whitbread had bought out Chesters.I was told by the brewery…read morethat the pub would be knocked down inside a year for road widening and nearly forty years on it is still going strong, and won Camra pub of the year in 2006,Iwas only there for seven months before being moved to a larger pub but i have lots of happy memories of the time i was there and the great set of friendly people i met long may the pub survive in these hard times for the licence trade.

Fantastic place. Go UNITED!read more

The menu has loads of choice and there is something for everyone, a pretty good meal. Surroundings…read morewere ok, not too much of the wow factor. Staff were not terribly enthusiastic, but I did not have to wait very long for my food.

This place really needs a complete change of staff, I've only been in a handful of times and don't…read morethink I've ever got a smile. The regular clientele are your typical merry band of Jeremy Kyle rejects. If its a decent meal you are after, try one of its many competitors in the local area. The Windmill, The Stable Gate and even The Fir Tree put this place to shame.

What a wonderful place. It is spacious, clean and the delicious aroma told me we would have an…read moreexcellent meal here. We thoroughly enjoyed the Carvery dinner! We decided to go with the large one so we could have a bigger selection of meats, and it was all succulent. The chicken was absolutely wonderful, as were the beef and pork. The sides of cheesy cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, mashed potatoes and such were spot on. And the Yorkshire pudding, stuffing ball and gravy were so yummy. Excellent friendly service here too! I'd love to come back for a Sunday roast!

Wonderful experience!…read more Just flew in to Manc from Chicago and was craving a good carvery. The Sheldon Arms was wonderful! Staff is almost always friendly when they hear my accent (American) so I can't tell if service was great because of my accent or because it was just that good. I was in a party of 4. I ordered a cider which came quickly and chilled. Others ordered juice and water. A child in the group had a fun little meal ordered and a juice. The 3 adults went up for the carvery. Although there weren't many veg options, I was pleasantly surprised with the offerings. Yorkshire pudding is what I crave most in the States and this one was lovely. Had my first gammon here, too! Yummy! I am partial to cranberry and although there wasn't a heaping pile of it, there was enough available for my liking. The child ordered a personal pizza and that suited him. Didn't order pudding but should have! Another table ordered some and it looked wonderful! Next time!!!

Welcoming staff and cozy atmosphere are you want to stay and while away the evening! Cheap, tasty…read morebrew options seals the deal! My number One pick in Levy.

This is a traditional pub serving Samuels Smiths beers, lagers, ciders and mild. They are very good…read morevalue for money - even their most expensive beer is less than £4 a pint and some drinks are less than £3 a pint. There is an outside area which is the only area you can take your dog. The staff were friendly and provided water for our dogs without being asked. Mobile phones are not to be used in the bar, so you will have to talk to each other. Also swearing is not allowed, thank goodness.

The venue it's self is really nice but the service and food wasn't that. We was waiting along time…read morefor our orders to be taken my niece asked for a glass of water during the main meal she ended up asking 3 times to different staff and it finally came after the desert just before we left. As for my food I never write reviews but the chicken on my burger was like leather I left three quarters of it and just had the chips. This place used to be brilliant but all I keep hearing is bad reviews lately.

Been here for the Sunday carvery many times and have stopped going due to the increasing waiting…read moretime, of upto an hour sometimes and this is with booking! And the food being kept warm for long periods of time making it edible but nothing special and not worth the wait, or the money. The price is average for a carvery dinner on a sunday and slightly cheaper mid week. The carpark is huge and easy to park, unless prime time sunday then you can struggle to find a place but this is to be expected. Could have more in the way of entertainment for children, as most pubs offering carvery do and I feel this lets the place down. The vegetarian options are not extensive and this place could do with improving that as well as childrens options. When ordering not from the carvery the food I feel is over priced and the waiting time can be a lot longer than acceptable for what is basically 'pub grub'.

Congratulations are in order! The Bull's Head has made it into the Good Pub Guide published by…read moreCAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale, friend of my locals the Crescent, New Oxford and King's Arms). Many say that this pub would get a lot more custom if it wasn't on the 'wrong side' of Piccadilly Station as it were. However this does mean that it gets a nice eclectic clientele, including office suits at lunchtime which often suggests quality food (smart types are picky about their food, I've met plenty of them). The food itself is your hearty, tasty pub grub from upmarket peppery steak pies and gammon and eggs to sirloin steaks and corned beef hash. The chips are particularly nice. The beers include the Marston's standard Burton, Pedigree and specials like Long Hop, as well as many festival ales such as Everard's, Brains and Ringwood's. Down to earth, upbeat and friendly staff serve the pub's varied customers, creating a jovial and relaxed atmosphere. Certainly a worthy addition to the guide.

Because of The Star and Garter's odd choice of not opening until the gig starts (You're a pub with…read morethirsty MetalHeads stood outside for upto an hour,you do realise how much money you lost in that hour?) We were forced to wet our whistle elsewhere,and a quick check on the app showed that The Bulls Head was the nearest,so head there we did. It is always nice to go into a pub that has a good mix of clientel,and this was one of them,a smattering of regular looking folk? Check,a few suit and ties having a swift one after work? Check,and on this particular evening 2 Metalheads after a nice drop of ale. We both had a pint of Boon Doggle on draft (They have a really good selection),which went down a treat,as did the pub itself,it is a really nice place that I will certainly go back too the next time that i'm not able to get my drink on before a gig.. Good stuff

A place for the more mature pub goer. Frequented by the older generation this pub is quite…read moretraditional. Very sedate and traditional.