Food was OK not a nice atmosphere the lamb was dry there was a a fly near the food presented really…read moresloppy maccas is better presented my pint was the best thing there and when we arrived there was barely and food on the Sunday lunch part the new owners are terrible used to be the best pub in Mansfield can't say the same anymore

Great food, Good pint and a friendly atmosphere. really beautiful lookin old fashioned pub. 5…read morestars!!

Great food at brilliant value. Great service and there's a car park opposite. Family friendly and a…read moregood shelter from the rain. Well worth a visit!

brilliant meal 22 Feb Monday night at 630 so was nice and quiet nice ambience teal painted…read morefurniture staff werer very friendly menu looked great and then I spotted the haggis starter which I knew would be very filling black pudding and haggis starter sounded really good in the end I had mango and brie parcels which were lovely nice chunk of mango in the midde of the rich brie four was quite enough mmmm 7 oz filet with a haggis topping mmmmm and a 10oz filet with good onion rings it was such a good meal great menu when we move up here from Birmingham will defin be back wowzer

The Cannon pub in Worksop is located on the Crossroads in to Worksop from the A1 / Sheffield…read moreentrance. The pub is renowned in the local area for its fantastic quality beers, well priced food and great service. Along with this they also have a weekly Pub Quiz Night, which you would have to call for details on! The pub has a separate room specifically for eating purposes where once again the service is never short of excellent! The beer is always of good quality however, they very rareley get guest ales or lagers in, which is a bit of a shame. The outside seating area is also not that great!

exceptional. really good service. food hot and of good quality. will travel from barnsley again for…read morea visit. thank you.

The food is great and the price of the drinks are will priced and the staff is friendly and nice…read morethe atmosphere great.

Pilgrim Oak High Street Hucknall lets start with Hucknalls…read moremost popular pub right in the middle of the town centre. Opened on july 14th 1998 it was once a fine fare supermarket and several stores after that. Named after a tree which stood at the entrance to Newstead Abbey (about 3 miles from Hucknall) which is the ancestral home of Lord Byron the poet who is buried in Hucknall Parish Church (close to the pub on the market place). It is a JD wetherspoons pub and has a wide range of real ales, wines, ciders and other drinks which are reasonably priced. The pub opens at 8am everyday and does the usual wetherspoons fayre again at reasonable prices (i can personally reccommend the farmhouse breakfast). Children are welcome in the pub if the parents are eating until 9pm. the pub closes at 12 midnight everyday. The pub is quite busy at any time but particularly Friday and Saturday nights from teatime onwards. It also hosts several beer festivals throughout the year. there are tv screens dotted around the pub which usually show sky news but the sound is usually so low you can't hear anything so i can't really see the point. Music is not played and its a very good place for conversation and a good pint. The bar service can be a bit slow at times in my opinion especially at busy times and i'd like to see the tables cleared and wiped much more than they are but all in all i think its a decent place. more info at. http://www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk/home/pubs/the-pilgrim-oak

Nice traditional pub in Dronfeild serving really nice carvery and very clean in side with very…read morehelpful and friendly staff would definitely recommend

I really enjoy eating here. The food is always great and the waitstaff is nice and efficient. The…read moreambiance is casual for families and it's a nice spot for a date night.

Great Pub, if you are watching a game of cricket at Trent Bridge or Forest/County make sure you pay…read morethis place a visit. The beer selection is a mixture of local ales to superior lagers and the wine list isn't half bad either. The food is amazing and the menu changes on a seasonal basis as the veg is seasonal (meat also?). It has a lovely beer garden (beer garden in the form of decking). The atmosphere is relaxed and every day feels like a summers afternoon in the place and is a great place to find Cricket Players enjoying a post match drink in.

Sky TV Good pub grub…read moreBusy on Forest match days

Really good atmosphere and very good food, The Plough is one of my favourites and has a good…read moreselection of local beers to chose from. the food is good too, and has a nice traditional feel, along with some lovely views and walks nearby.

It's good pub food, not haute cuisine. They work hard to make this a lovely place to eat and…read moredrink. Highly recommended

Very friendly staff, nothing is over priced and the food is very very good. Try the Sunday roast.read more