Overall, would give a 3.5 -Service: pleasant but slow…read more seemed understaffed for the amount of patrons they serve. -food: -english breakfast: sausages were very tasty. overall everything was good. -seafood platter: only prawn were described as being fried ao I was surprised to see 2 of the 3 other proteins were also fries. Good flavor but quite oily. The only non fried protein. small prawn, were very bland. -chicken strips: bland and undercooked, they were rubbery and some pieces were a bit pink in the middle -atmosphere: relaxed, homey, to have a good time. Large outdoor grounds with many picnic style tables. Overall, okay food. The atmosphere and outside grounds are nice.

Don't be confused by the Georgian Hotel frontage. Keep thine eyes peeled! A First World War Themed…read morebrewery! Yes you read that correctly. Passchendale and Trenchfoot, good beers made all the better, for me, by the names. There is a lot going on inside here too. I'd suggest a thorough perusal of the walls myself!

A nice friendly pub located in Aston. Plenty of parking spaces at the side of the pub and family's…read moreare welcome. The pub has a play area outside for the kids and a beer garden. In the back section of the pub a conservatory has been built which is always nice to have a drink in when the weather is nice. Also a pool table is located in the back area. The pub also serves a variety of meals and snacks which are really tasty! The lion also has a decent selection of hand pulled ales for those who enjoy them.

went on a groupon voucher value £48 with my wife and to children 15 and 16 had one starter combo…read morefor two £7.95 4 meals and a drink each and we still had to pay an additional £15.45, food very average and expensive for what we got, pub decor not good tired and dark and there's a lack of professionalism about the place, have paid half the price and had much better food and service, this is the first time I've ever complained about anything on here as i don't usually bother, so come on yellow lion you can do better then this with just a little care and attenion

I have been here a couple of times since it was reopened a couple of months ago and it's a little…read moregem. They have a fantastic chef on board which is obvious by the quality of the food. Fantastic hosts and a warm welcome each time I have been. Also a great venue for a party, there is room at the back which can accommodate a band, buffet and around 70 guests (my sister had her 40th there). Highly recommended & exciting to see how popular this venue will be when more people discover the quality of each aspect of the place!

I went here for the first time a couple of weeks ago to try out the famous buffet advertised on the…read morepubs websites and in local papers. My first impressions were that it seemed to be a very nice traditional pub with a good atmosphere and friendly bar staff. A good selection of beer, fair prices and a nice seating lay out. However the buffet food was absolutely vile. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. At £6.50 a head to eat as much as you like you can find much better in Hillsborough. I felt I had wasted my money and felt ill for the rest of the evening and the next day. I'm very rarely one to ever complain about food but this was bad. The only good thing about it was the soup for starters and I wished I'd just had about 6 bowls of that instead of any of the main courses. As soon as we finished we left and we won't be back again.

Still my favourite pub in Derby: Excellent selection of real ales on tap, and at moderate prices…read more Cozy interior, pleasant community atmosphere, lots and lots of live music [for bigger gigs, there's a "concert room" attached. Quiet, partly covered outside seating area. Staff are generally very nice, too. Derby is truly a "real ale" town, with plenty of good pubs - this is the best of them. Highly recommended.

A traditional pub inside, with a Chinese garden and some…read moregnomes out by the sheltered exterior yard. After a busy weekend of drinking the pub didn't have their full quota of ales on, they barely reached double figures, ha! Great pub for a brew.

Amazing place friendly staff great pub good location in Kelham island Sheffield with beer gardenread more

Nice pub with friendly staff. There is also great cat themed stuff everywhere (I particularly…read moreliked the cat weather vane!) On a nice day, sit out back and enjoy a bit of sun.

A Nice warm feeling Pub great for food or a swift pint. Try the legendary bbq burger of the…read morefabulous Fish and chips and if there is any room the Yorkshire pudding and ice cream special.

Fairly standard but pleasant-enough Wetherspoon pub in the city centre of Beeston. I stayed at the…read morenearby Star Inn for a week, and since they don't serve breakfast, The Last Post was the most practical option, especially on a Sunday morning when everything else is closed. The pub itself is JDW 1-0-1, from the single-large-room layout with the familiar decor and mile-long bar to the standardized menu with the "club" days (Mexican Monday, Steak Club Tuesday, Fish Friday, Sunday Roast, etc). The actual prices vary depending on location (London JDW's are naturally the most expensive). Here, you get the large traditional breakfast at UKP 4.70 (see photo). I had that on the two Sunday mornings I spent in Beeston, and was satisfied by it as usual. There's no better breakfast bang for the buck than at JDW's. The pub seemed well maintained, as did the beers. Whatever else you can say about the Spoon, they are on the forefront of the real ale revival, always offering more than a handful of hand-pumped ales, changed frequently (and even more, more quickly changed, during one of their frequent "beer festivals"). The Last Post is no different in that regard. The Last Post is a reliable, if unsurprising, choice for drinks and pub food. It's open during hours when all the other places are closed.

Well it's a Wetherspoons, which usually means a reliable second choice if there's nowhere better…read more(or in my case nowhere else serving food on a Sunday afternoon). The problem is that this isn't up to 'Spoons usual standard of service: there are often way too few staff to cope with demand leading to long queues at the bar, and I've more than once had food orders wrong or in need of re-heating, which isn't what you'd expect. The usual 'Spoons arrangement with a single rather large room (it used to be part of the old Post Office next door) means it lacks the warmth and cosiness of smaller pubs and it's harder to ignore the TVs. Beer is cheap, varied and usually in good condition; food is cheapish and usually OK, if uninspiring.

A fantastic menu with a good selection of food all reasonably priced and all prepared fresh on…read moresite. The staff are always friendly even on the rare occasion that you have a complaint, the decor is beautifully done and clean. The waiting times for food is reasonable and, if anything on the shorter end of the scale for a place like this. The atmosphere is friendly and its rare that i have ever heard anyone complain about the service they have recieved, or for that matter about anything about the place. This is one of those places which is ideal for taking a family for a meal or just a partner on a date.

My wife and I visited here a year or so ago and it was ok, typical english pub. But since then they…read morewent through a remodel and now it is so much more. There is probably not another resturant like this one in Sheffield. The food has been improved but the real attraction is the atmosphere. It has to be exprienced to be appreciated, but every seat is well placed and themed subtley. All of the seating is intimate and homely and some places even look like a dinning room for your family. I highly recommend trying this place out! Also parking is very plentiful!