Not for tourists avoid at all costs. The food was affordable but made us sick. Drinks are…read moreoverpriced compared to the other options in the area.

We had a great visit here.We were greeted by Michael and were made to feel very welcome. The…read moreservice by staff was amazing, they were very helpful and the food was served quickly and with a smile. The atmosphere was great and the view was relaxing.Thankyou! We will be visiting again.

I may be a little biased but this has to be one, if not overall, of my favourite pubs in Sheffield…read more The staff are polite and helpful, the drinks, alcoholic and non alcoholic, are reasonably priced, the food is good and excellent value for money both from now a working mum and back when i was a students point of view. The pub is in the heart of studentville (for both uni's) but theres a wide mix of people who visit the pub. The main reason I love this pub so much, apart from all the happy times Ive had there over the years, is due to the beer garden. Its not a little flagged area at the back of the pub, its huge for a pub in a city! Theres paved areas with tables so you can sit and drink and/or eat outside and then theres a large grassed area that you can sit on too. Theres a good car park and the toilets are always clean with plenty of toilet roll too. Although I no longer live in Sheffield, its somewhere I always go back to when Im in the area and its definatley a family friendly pub with a good selection of food on offer and has a kids menu. whether you want a quick snack, tea out, sunday dinner or the largest ice cream sundae ive ever seen, this is the pub for you.

Aunt Sallys is a food pub near the Royal Hallamshire Hosptial which is part of the TwoForOne chain,…read morewhich means that all main meals are two for the price of one. The menu is typical pub grub such as scampi, steaks etc which are reasonably priced, but as they are two for the price of one it is a bargin (as long as there is an even number of people in your party!!). Due to the excellent prices, the pub can get very busy, particularly on a Sunday so don't be suprised to have to wait to get a table and for your food to be cooked (food is ordered from the bar). The bar is rather ordinary, with the standard range of lagers, wine and spirits. There is also a large beer garden.

The Broadway is a solid, stylish traditional pub & restaurant a little outside of Derby (Duffield)…read morewhich may provide a good stop on a pub crawl between Derby and Belper - the building is nice, the staff are nice, and the interior is nice. There's a range of real ales available on hand pumps, but, truth be told, it won't blow your mind. The Broadway seems to be more of a family-friendly place for lunch or dinner, providing solid pub food. As such, it's recommendable. The buses from Derby stop right outside.

We have been a few times now, it is on our way home from rowing. We notice that Sunday afternoon…read moreis a very busy time and we've had to wait for food for quite awhile. So if you can go earlier on Sunday, or make a reservation, it is recommended. They have board games dotted about, which is nice for entertaining children... or adults :). On our first time here, there was a trivia game that we played which was a lot of fun as it was a bit different from your average trivia game. You come in, find a seat, and order at the bar. They do offer a brunch menu, but we've never been early enough to order from it. Of the items I have ordered, my favourite was the sea bass with new potatoes. It had a bit more Hollandaise sauce than was needed, but I have enjoyed it the most. We did have dessert one of the times we went as they have some interesting items... for example the peach and raspberry trifle slice. Really it is a cake, nice, but not really what I was expecting when 'trifle' is in the title. Overall it is a nice place with good food... but during peak times, you will be waiting for food, so make sure to plan ahead.

This is a typical wetherspoons in Altrincham. I popped in here as I had an hour to kill so decided…read moreto try out a breakfast. The quality, for the price, is pretty amazing really. You get absolutely loads for under a fiver. The extra 79p for blackpudding is definitely worth it. As it was nearly dinner time I allowed myself a pint. I was axed that they wee serving brew dog lager for only £1.49 a pint! How can it be so cheap? Not sure if I'd make an effort to come back but will pop in if I'm nearby.

I've been here a few times…read more Its easy to find, being just a short 5 minute walk up the road from the tram stop. At the end of the day, it is a Wetherspoons so the prices/choice of drink is pretty standard. It is a big pub so ideal if out with a larger group, as I was. This is going to sound really snobby, but in terms of the people in there, in my experience, there is a better mix than other Wetherspoons I've been to in the city centre and in other places around the country. If you're out in Altrincham I wouldn't say make a special visit here, but definitely pop in if passing.

Fantastic food. Going the extra mile during COVID restrictions. Great bar staff. Outdoor dining and…read moredrinking in a large marquee in the car park/garden area. Bar staff wonderful.

A large, sprawling pub and restaurant in the Cheshire countryside that's been recently renovated by…read morethe looks of things. The interior is comfortably furnished with a mixture of chairs and sofas to give a relaxed atmosphere. If you were looking for a traditional country pub though it's probably more on the stylish gastro end of the spectrum. That said, the food we had from starters to desserts was superb. Our group, which included a baby and a toddler, were well taken care of and we had a large table tucked away from the main dining area where we could spread out a bit. You can't travel light with young 'uns! Sunday roasts and British dishes head the menu, though the selection for all courses was pretty extensive - I opted for their oak-smoked chicken liver pâté followed by the Sunday roast platter (roast beef, roast turkey and loin of pork) and then sticky toffee and apple pudding (because dessert). Their bar stock includes cask-conditioned beers, real ales and bottles which was good to see. As a designated driver though, I was on the blackcurrant and lemonade! Service was attentive throughout and we were never made to feel rushed at any point. A super venue for a lazy Sunday lunch - will definitely return.

So after a cold snowy day of photo shoots we were starved cold creatures…read more It was a Sunday and one of us piped up "Oh let's go for a Sunday Roast!" So whipping out yelp..We tried a nearby pub which was packed..in defeat and stomachs a-gurgling I rang this place and spoke to a John who was polite and promised us a table.. Eagerly we arrived to a lovely traditional pub with a fire and good vibes. We were led to a lovely dining room and seated. Looking around at fellow diners eating Yorkshire puddings the size of a large boat we were encouraged. They offer lamb, beef turkey or all three meats for 14.99. I chose the lamb Sunday dinner with mash, green beans, red cabbage, roast potatoes, carrots, parsnips and a massive home made Yorkshire. There was little bit of a wait but God when it arrived it was one of the best Sunday dinners I have had in a very long time. The portion was generous and we even got cheese cauliflower for the side. We ate in utter silence and every single thing on that plate was cooked to perfection. These wolfed down we ended with a cheesecake each which was also divine and a decent portion. Overall fantastic service.. great atmosphere and most importantly excellent food!!

Went for lunch on a weekday and the place was packed. Comprehensive menu including the usual fayre…read moreincluding burgers, steaks, fish and sandwiches. More expensive than your usual pub grub but a cut above and well worth it. I went for the burger with bacon and cheese (approx £11), homemade, large and well cooked burger in a focaccia bun with some extremely chunky chips on the side. Colleague had the fish and chips and was well received. Afraid I didn't try the beers but had a wide range or lagers and beers. Nice atmosphere in impressive 17th Century building, lots of seating and good outside patio area. I will be back to sample other things on the menu!

Good not great. Nice establishment to eat at any time of day. The coffee and the food were good and…read morewhat you would expect. Nothing to brag about but was still a great spot to enjoy some good food. Friendly workers and priced as expected. I'd recommend by yourself or with a group of people, if you want a solid restaurant, check out Graze Inn.

Had a light snack mid drinks here. Lovely little Bar on Ecclesall Road. Great vibe and awesome…read morefood and drinks. The sharing platters are amazing!

Amazing service! Love Gavin and Shannon. All the staff are wonderful as is the food. We came all…read morethe way from America and it was worth the trip!

I returned to Coach and Four in Wilmslow after being impressed with their improvements to their…read moremenu including a gluten-free selection which sounded pretty impressive online, but the overall experience once getting inside was totally different. They do have two entrances, the main entrance at the front has a couple of steps and the back entrance which I presume is a service/disabled entrance is often blocked off due to the close proximity of the car park. After being led through the narrow pub into the dining area, I was surprised how the dining area was so small, it felt like an indoor patio, the tables were so close together and it was really noisy, it wasn't a nice dining experience at all. I also do feel uncomfortable with restaurants which allow animals for hygiene reasons and my cynophobia, and this one does. I get they're trying to get a festive feel but they have Christmas Trees everywhere and eventually the moving lights give one a headache and they seem to get in the way, they had three in just one area! My food was a mess, not only could I not get my first choice dish of the gluten-free toastie as they'd just run out of bread, but my food took over half an hour to arrive, it felt like waiting for death. It was also really difficult to find a staff member when I wanted one, including to chase up my food and request the bill. Despite being on the gluten-free menu, the chips are fried in the same oil as gluten-containing ingredients, this is one of my biggest frustrations. Why get gluten-free chips and list them on the menu when you're going to put them in that frier and mess them up so they aren't gluten-free? They offered to put some fries (not the thick chips I wanted) in the oven for me so I accepted this. I was told the delay for my food was the fries (I wasn't told it would take longer when ordering), I hoped they'd be worth the wait but they weren't, they weren't cooked all the way through and the obviously frozen fries were far too soft in parts, and others were as hard as a rock. The meat wasn't much better, it was a pretty fatty cut, it had no flavour and it was chewy. Due to a lack of a gravy/sauce other than a cheap mayo (which even didn't satisfy a mayo lover like myself), I also found it to be dry. This is the opposite to a similar bacon chop dish I ordered at Sam's Chop House in Manchester city centre which was fantastic. The egg looked like it had been dropped on the floor, meanwhile, the vegetables, especially the mushroom was incredibly greasy. Considering the price is pretty competitive and restauraunt prices, you can't judge the food as a pub anymore, for £12.75 I expect some sort of quality, and that wasn't delivered here. I was excited to try this place as it did look nice and the main issue previously had been addressed, but this place seems to have got worse, mainly down to it being overpriced with slow service and inedible food, the hygiene rating for this place has also fallen from 5 stars to 4 stars in my last visit. 1*