A great little boozer, opens daily and serves food for a limited time. The pub is split into two…read morehalves with a tap room on one side and a bar on the other, along with an external covered smoking area. They show all the big footy games and sporting events. They also have a darts board and darts team representing the pub. They have a regular quiz night on thursday night, where a cash prize can be won. Local bands also play some weekend nights. The Weavers is a nice, clean and friendly local pub.

Good friendly pub. Good food. Definite place to call and eatread more

Great food and lovely decor. Service was great lovley people great place I recommend.read more

Large bar, always clean, good cheap pub food often run meal deals inlcuding an alcoholic drink or…read moresoft drink for under £5.00, cheap and cheerful. Good service during the day although very busy on a weekend, particularly fri/sat nights when open till 2am so can often be waiting to be served for some time.

Went for luch in here on Saturday lunchtime on their two for £5.95 meal deal. Me and my fiance had…read morethe Bangers and Mash, two cokes and it came to under a tenner so excellent value. It was busy without being crowded and although it took a while for the food to arrive it was very tasty. I can't speak for it on a night, but for lunch it is to be highly recommended.

Excellent food attentive staff and a cosy friendly feel to the place. Great value menu and the…read moreportions were more than most other pubs in the area.

Perfect - Down to the fine details…read more Visited: Monday 12th October around 17:30. I'm no restaurant critic but I've been in enough to know a good one when I see it. I eat out maybe once every 2-3 weeks. The Royal Oak, being on the main road that it is, was always a restaurant I drove passed rather than to. This is a big mistake. Environment - A rustic feel, warm and comfortable with soft music in the background, which is loud enough to be heard but not so that it interrupts conversation. There was great selection of music from the 50s and 60s. It has a Great décor with some lovely horse paintings and a displayed wine rack, some ornaments that are tasteful and fit well. The restaurant is excellently lit with a mellow ambiance throughout. The restaurant was very busy for a Monday evening but the standards did not falter. A classic British pub. Waiting staff - the restaurants best feature! There were 2 young people, a male and female who were professionally presented. They were very courteous and attentive but not in your face hassling every 2 minutes. They gave us the impression that they took great pride in their work and as a diner it was really great to see. They meander through the tables in a way that they can be noticed and not distracting at the same time. All the smiles in all the right places. They gave us time to sit, converse generally and discuss what each other was having, but were at our table as soon as we were ready. They know what they're doing, we also did not feel rushed. The manager has made a great hire here (I don't know if it's family run). The Menu - It was quite extensive which often leads me to expect a jack of all meals but master of none. This was not the case. The chef nailed it. My Meal - Deep fried brie starter, 10oz steak for main with a mushroom sauce and a Dime pie dessert. Good portion sizes throughout. My Mum's meal: Gammon and half of my brie starter (Cheeky sod). Also deep fried onion rings. The brie was fab, crisp and oozy with a cranberry sauce that went well with it. After eating this I knew the chef had skills which made me quite excited for my main. A nice salad accompaniment broke up the flavour nicely. Without it I feel the taste would become monotonous. My mum, who doesn't generally eat starters or puddings, happily dug into mine and said that it was really lovely. A very talented chef we have here. I have eaten a lot of steaks and it's generally what I order. I don't want to appear that I am exaggerating and I would critique where necessary. When I say this was literally the best steak I've ever eaten it is not just a positive comment... I've spent time trying to think of a better steak and can't find one. Mushroom sauce was a little bit like a soup, very tasty but a little bit runny. Chips and bowl of salad were lovely and fresh with big chunky chips, home cut that were nice and fluffy. The gammon was a good thick piece of gammon that was browned excellently. With egg and pineapple, my mum who isn't a big eater cleared her plate. The onion rings were home made and not store bought. She commented how she definitely wasn't having a pudding because she wanted the taste to remain a bit longer. Dime cake- a really lovely pie with a scoop of ice cream and a chocolate sauce drizzle. It was very nice but did not blow me away in the same way the brie and the steak did. Including a pint and half of coke and two soda waters the meal came to £37:60. We most certainly did not feel that we got the weekends leftovers. General comments: Did not try the ale but noticed a cask marque outside the door. The parking was very easy. Layout included the right amount of tables I.e. we were not squashed in but not a mile apart either. I liked that the food was served on plates rather than a roof tile or bed of hay. They have worked hard to get this level of excellence. I will be back. I'm incredibly annoyed at myself; I have lived in Thornhill my whole life and never visited this place. Well done.

Nice trendy pub with a good atmosphere. Serves tasty, reasonably priced food and several real ales…read morewhich seem to change fairly regularly.

Nice pub with useful side room for our large group which was well managed by the hard working…read morestaff. I enjoyed that there were some fancy soft drink options. I went for the nourish bowl with salmon which felt super virtuous but I'd had chips and a brownie with ice cream at Shrub Club for "breakfast" so was basically an essential intervention. For something si healthy it managed to be tasty with a good range of textures. There's a decent back garden here and it's family friendly. Parking is free alongside the station if you submit your licence plate number in a console at the front door. Key point though is this isn't really a proper pub. They had only one ale on tap which I think was Black Sheep. Not recommended for serious beer drinkers.

We stopped off here after a walk on the Gritstone trail which starts off opposite the train station…read moreand finishes back at the Rams Head pub. (the route we took anyway : ) The staff were polite and friendly and the beer cold. the perfect place to sit outside and watch the squirrels while breathing in that country air. I will be returning soon to sample there food as the menu looked very enticing.

Good little pub used by the locals. Small car park round the back and a few benches on the front…read more Has a good selection of ales inside and a few rooms to sit down in. Always been quiet when I have gone in and staff always friendly.

Christmas Dinner 2022! Great food, amazing atmosphere with helpful staff. Always welcoming.read more

Do you fancy a traditional meal set in the Saddleworth hills with terrific views? If you do then…read morethe Royal George is a must-visit! With exquisite food and drink, there is no better to spend your lazy Sunday afternoons either outside or in the restaurant. They have a large menu to choose from as well as a fully stocked bar. With a traditional setting and conventional features, this place is quite a picture. It is stunning outside and inside! With access to a large beer garden too there is no need for complaint. On site they have their own car park which has room for over fifty cars and is huge! With decking at the back, this whole place is excellently finished. What is even better is that they have a large function room available for whatever celebration you want with its own bar and open area outside. It truly is lovely. So if you are looking for something different or fancy a meal in the country, come to the Royal George!