Lovely relaxed restaurant with delicious tapas. Identified…read morethis restaurant from the reviews online and I was very pleased with it. It was a Tuesday night and it was about half full. The service was attentive and friendly. Decor was simple and the atmosphere was nice and casual meaning it is suitable for families, couples, friends or solo. The tapas was delicious. Between two if us we chose 4 dishes which was about right but probably could have squeezed in another. Unfortunately they didn't have some of the items on the menu having had a problem with deliveries that day. The bill came to about £35 and we'd had 4 dishes, one pudding and 4 alcoholic drinks which I thought was very reasonable.

Another slight disappoint here from this pub in Glossop - maybe I'm being too harsh. For friends…read morethat like their real ales (i.e. men, not boys - or girls for that matter) there is only Robinsons. Prices are fine, its true. It is really big in here so can look very empty if everyone is just around the bar; the whole area is pretty huge. But this is at least a good sign if you want to make sure that you get a table and plenty of space. The only times it gets really packed are the usual - weekend nights. The pub hang out of choice for many of my family members, you will only really like this place if you walk in and see five people you know. You get the picture. So-so centrally located big big pub with a little going for it.

Amazing place!! Me and my partner came in for lunch (burgers are fantastic, by the way) but then we…read moresaw they did cocktails....which were SO GOOD.. we'll be coming again next weekend and bringing friends along too

Ok, I don't like the name particularly. Restaurant at 54. Alright, woah there rein in your steeds…read moreof imagination etc. But sometimes you can forgive a plain name. This place is exciting because it is not a pub but it is offering up modern British cuisine - thank god that we are not giving up on our food just yet and resigning ourselves to copying the best bits of other cultures and countries. Or is it? There is instead a melange (mix) here at 54. For example, you have Onion soup and gruyere glaze to start, very French and an Eaton Mess for dessert. They do everything from lasagne, to kebabs to king prawns. There will be something here for everyone, I promise. Otherwise they serve hot chocolates, soups and sandwiches during the day like at lunch if you fancy sitting down somewhere other than your desk/ you couch. The prices are pretty lovely too. You're looking at about £15. Plus on Wednesdays and Thursdays you might be able to get a complimentary glass of wine. They sometimes have those skinny metal tables and chairs outside, you know if the summer, but don't count on it as its unlikely in bad weather (which is likely).

If you want high class food but don't want to pay the earth for it then this is just the place. The…read morefood is the best, well-presented and beautifully prepared and cooked. There is nothing which can be faulted about this restaurant. Dave and Lynne cannot be more welcoming and with their expert knowledge will guide you through the menu and a suitable wine to truly accompany a superb meal. The choice is not as comprehensive as some restaurants but that is not to say it's lacking in choice. Make no mistake, there is something to suit everyone's tastes and what there is has been sourced as locally as possible. This is definitely a place for those who truly enjoy their food and wine in a place where you can relax and enjoy the whole dining experience. Restaurant at 54 deserves to be recognised as one of the area's top dining places, well up there with the best.

At last ... A new flavour cuisine that's acceptable to all curry lovers…read more This used to be a Thai restaurant but has been taken over by a couple who as enthusiastic cooks have devised a menu of fusion Sri Lankan spicing and steak, but also more traditional starters and seafood dishes. So ... The service. Our hostess (with child) with politeness and gentle charm offered to help us with our choice. 'No no no I know what I'm doing' soon became 'err excuse me what does this mean ?' :-) A mixed share starter had 2 succulent lamb chops with a mint and lime coconut milk sauce, patties (deep fried heaven) Bhajjis (crispy and light) prawn (perfectly cooked and sweet) and bread crumb covered rolls (chicken mash potato ginger and garlic) accompanied by chilli coconut sauce and a date and tamarind chutney... At this point my return visit was sealed :-) Nuff said ! Chicken and chick pea curry and Devil chicken with rice and chilli paste came next and resulted in mumbled exclamations like 'mmmmm' ' oh' 'mmmmmf' 'nom non nom' Light and perfectly cooked rice with thinly sliced vegetables, intense chilli paste, and a stylishly reduced sticky sauce covering the chicken pieces amongst red and green peppers is all I can describe as the spices and their preparation whilst being utterly different to the flavourings of Indian/Pakistani restaurants are similar enough to make any curry aficionados visit a pleasure. So before either the personal attentive service is replaced by hustle and bustle of success, or the pressures of competing with a million other restaurants mean this wonderful new starter vanishes into obscurity (I truly hope not) come and visit Ayubowan and meet its chef and owners and enjoy the subtle differences of Sri Lankan food ! "Mmmmmf" 'mmmmnnn' 'chommnn' :-)

The service was very friendly and we didn't send anything back. The dips (an appetiser) were nice…read morebut our party of 4 got the same amount as a party of 2 and its was insufficient, though as I say it was nice. The rest of the meal (starters and mains) varied form bland and uninteresting to very bland. Maybe it was an off-night and they had a stand-in chef, I don't know but I won't be back.

Pico Lounge is a part of The Loungers chain, this is one of the largest Lounges I've visited…read morelocated at the Howard Town Shopping Park in Glossop, it's located in a small retail park within the town, with a large parking lot which appears to be free to use. The interior and set-up is pretty much the same as every other restaurant within the chain, albeit a little larger, the decor and style with the mismatched furniture and wall art appear to be the same, but the vibes are pretty cool. The staff seemed friendly, although they could have done with more people working the bar to take orders quicker, but I did visit on a busy Saturday and they were trying their best so can't hold this against them too much. There is always the option to order the food at your table using a QR code, but I was unable to do this as I have an allergy and must order at the counter with a manager. The manager who took my order was friendly and was happy to make the changes I wanted to my dish without any trouble. The other members of my party ordered a dessert, and they were charged for a more expensive one than the one they wanted, this was their error however due to having two similar dishes on the menu. They did get the more expensive dessert and enjoyed it. I ordered the GF Lounge Breakfast with the following changes: - Poached Eggs instead of fried - An extra egg in place of the GF roll (I hate seeded bread!) - An extra sausage instead of the bacon My breakfast arrived in good time, again considering I visited outside of the usual breakfast window and how busy they were, was a good factor. My breakfast was hot, including the beans, which I appreciate is difficult when making so many individual items. One of the eggs was a little too firm for me, and the tomato was a little hard, but all in all, I enjoyed my meal. The sausages were good quality, and the hash browns were crispy and it was well-seasoned. It's a good Lounge overall and I would certainly return the next time I'm in Glossop with many good things to write about for sure. 4*

As other reviews say this is an ideal place for families with young children as there is lots of…read morespace for prams and buggies and they have some toys too. Perhaps avoid if you don't like eating around children! I've been a few times and service can be a bit chaotic, I think they tend to be understaffed, but recently this has improved. I really love the miami brunch, avocado and sweetcorn make it feel more fresh and healthy then the standard greasy breakfast.

The Wrens Nest manages to feel out of the way whilst being only a ten minute walk into town and…read morepretty much facing a giant Tesco. Yet it retains its lofty ambitions, sat aperch a hill and surveying the area around. Such a classic Sunday lunch pub and one that people love to discover. Various family and friends have bragged to each other about this place only to find it is not such a secret with locals. This is the kind of place you will take someone to try. They must see it. They shouldn't have to miss out. Bearing all this in mind, it is not perfect. The layout is a little annoying for large parties- no tables will accommodate more than six or seven easily and there simply isn't enough space to be pushing and joining etc. Also, you run the risk on a Sunday of running out of certain meats so either there will be a hefty wait, as on my sister's most recent birthday here, or various diners will eat at different times depending on which meat they want with their Sunday roast. The carvery is good though. An ok amount of choice, but enough to satisfy most eager customers. The air is lively and chatty whilst being relaxed. If it weren't for the points above I'd have given it a 5.

When we visit family in Glossop we always pop in for one of your excellent and good value carverys…read more Staff are always friendly and welcoming. Plus the pub is attractive Sunday 6th May visited between 2pm-3pm for a Sunday Carvery. The carver on duty was Simon i hope I got his name right, think he is Irish. What a lovely friendly chatty guy he is, hang onto him!

Stopped by for dinner on the way out of Manchester. The inn had a charming atmosphere and it was…read moreclear the locals liked it. Live music later on would have been a plus but alas we were only staying for a short period. When asking for the wi-fi we were told the owner had it and it didn't work. This was not a major issue but I can see why it might be for some people. The food is good but incredibly simple even by pub food standards. They do cater for vegetarians, which was good for my companion's sake. All in all if you want a night on the town, good English drink, cheap, basic food and entertainment then the globe is for you. However if you're looking for a meal with family then I would suggest somewhere with a larger menu and a more extensive degree of plating.

Went here when visiting friends in Glossop. Great little pub with a good sized beer garden (with…read morepatio heaters, it is England after all!) and crazy cheap drinks. Nice atmosphere. Didn't eat but there is food available, think it was vegan though. Clean and staff are friendly.

My family and friends have been coming here for years. It is our favourite restaurant, the food is…read morealways incredible as is the welcome and service. The decor and set up is really high quality. Can't recommend highly enough.

This may seem harsh and probably is but it's my genuine feeling and judgement. The place looks nice…read moreand is welcoming. When entering you are greeted and taken to your table (it was relatively quiet), then provided with a menu. For me the waiters seems very quick and I felt rushed throughout the whole thing. I ordered a pizza and chips (an easy concept for an Italian restaurant); the chips were fine, the pizza looked good but was doused in cheese. What's more, the cheese just slipped off the pizza into a mound on the plate. Whilst the pizza overall was ok it was far from great. The other problem was the we were pestered with flies throughout the meal, at one point one of the drinks had two small flies in it (they provided a free replacement). For me, it was disappointing but a few small improvements could be made to seriously improve this place.

Love this take away. My favourite in Glossop, my current favourite order is their Chicken Tikka…read moreBadshai - An exotic dish made with fresh green chilli, coriander, potatoe in thick curry sauce (fairly hot) - from their take away menu. Very nice.

A hugely popular little take-out shop on High Street West, Corner Cupboard specialises in…read moresandwiches, baked potatoes and the like. No room for eating in but it is a favourite amongst local workers and people just passing through. I wouldn't try and get in here at lunchtime, just a tip. The pig in the window appears to be the stuff of legend but I haven't quite got to the bottom of it. Will post an update if I ever find out, but my cousin insisted that I upload the image. And trust me, the simple, satisfying food is worth the weird pig. And the fact that it is in a take out carton and not immaculately presented. The staff here have plenty of smiles but they know that you just want your food, and quite quickly please.

Have tried in past and tasty food, living close by though i make my own. But for people just…read morevisiting glossop yum yes!