Have visited twice and on each occasion been very happy with the quality of the food and the…read moreambiance. One minor suggestion is for staff to be a little more attentive for what you would you would consider as finer dining.

This is a quaint little village pub that does still get plenty of local custom and support keeping…read moreit away from the frosty claws of closure that so many other pubs are succumbing too these days. It's a traditional style pub with nice wooden bars and as its a Samuel smiths run brewery has all you classic pub style lagers bitters and soft drinks without all the commercialised rubbish trying to sell you anything that's new a "faddy". On this occasion I sat in the lounge side which is family friendly welcoming and perfect for a quite drink it has a "bandit" machine in the corner of the room if you want a little flutter while waiting to refill your poison. The tap side of the pub is again what you would expect with a pool table and a lot of bar stool type arrangement of seating rather than the chairs and benches in the lounge. This place does however come into its own in the summer as the rear of the pub faces onto the local cricket pitch meaning you can enjoy your summer drink watching the cricket and topping up your tan. It has a nice conservatory area running around the rear and side of the building if you don't want to risk taking on the pesky wasps and flies that always come with the nice weather though. It even has a small play area for the kids to enjoy. All in all a lovely pub with reasonable prices (£2.10 a lager) and a very relaxed welcoming atmosphere.

Claims to be dog friendly, but isn't really…read more We booked in advance and brought a puppy with us. Quickly found that you get moved to a separate area when you have a pet. Not a problem, except that area doesn't get table service. Having to join a queue (which started outside the building) to order when you've booked ahead is very poor. Ordered roast dinners two weeks in a row, and both weeks ended up with no stuffing. We raised it the second time and ended up being brought out two cocktail sausages (?) because they ran out. So, they just thought they'd skip sending out what we paid for and see if we noticed? Although there was no table service in our section, someone was available very quickly to tell us to get our puppy down when he dared to sit up on the bench with me. In a dog friendly pub... in the dog friendly section!? The food honestly wasn't bad, but the rest of the experience was poor. Majority of staff seemed very junior, and there weren't enough of them on shift. The car park is also a mess, with cars regularly parking in the middle, blocking you in - even in spite of the subtle threats of a fine if you don't book your plate at the bar. You'd be better off at a 'non dog friendly' pub and make do with sitting outside, honestly.

An excellent traditional country pub located within a close proximity to the canal and river in…read moreSprotbrough. This idylic location is host to a fine pub, with a good range of lovely food. You can either sit inside on the comfy chairs or, sit out in the courtyard.

Fantastic friendly pub. Live bands on Friday…read more Longest running Jam Night in Doncaster on Wednesdays.

Really tasty pub food within a lovely setting - very clean with friendly staff and a good…read moreatmosphere.

Scawsby mill gets 3 stars from me food seems as good as you can hope for but they could improve on…read morethere deserts may be I'm been a tad choosey but when you go to places such as woodfield farm and get spoilt by the colossal size cake it makes you want them size portions wherever the meal I found a couple of members of the staff a bit funny two was sat down at a table must have been on there dinner break or something and would not for the love of god stop starring I personally thought they was lucky that I did not slap them across the face and shit in there meals All in all would probably go again

On my last visit to woodfield farm i ordered a carvery the staff were polite and kind, amy a member…read moreof staff asked if everything was great with our foos and if there was anything else we needed, and it was it was up to great standards. I know that i will be visiting again soon and this is a place i will recommend to family and friends to visit.

Woodfield Farm if a family pub and restaurant. There is a good play area for children and there is…read morea seperate seating area for those without families if they want a quieter experience. Diners can choose from a carvery or menu (+ specials board). They have a wide range of foods including a good vegetarian section. Desserts are where they really excel. Alongside an extensive dessert menu they also do specials with many tempting and delicious desserts on display. Whilst not all that good for the waistline we've never had a dessert there yet that we didn't enjoy. Highly recommended!

Lord Conyers pub is a busy pub in Conisbrough. They offer accomodation at reasonable rates, there…read moreis a room that can be hired for private functions and they run regular events such as quiz nights and Karaoke. It can get very busy on a night time. There is a selection of game/quiz machines. Certainly one of the better pubs in Conisbrough.

Fantastic Place to be.read more

So I went here with my family for some dinner. I must say you guys do some amazing fish! But my…read morefamily, and me ordered dessert because we were still a bit hungry. So we order sticky toffee pudding. Ok let me just say it was delicious but it was probably the smallest dessert I have ever seen! And it took 40 minutes to serve too us. That was less than the main meal! I would recommend this place but don't waste you're money on dessert! It's really not worth the money!