The is a good place to meet they have a thriving Darts team and also serve wonderful food for…read morefamilys it has a beer garden at the back you are always greeted with a smile, worth a visit it has plenty of parking and disable access this is one of the main reason I go as I'm disabled

A great pub situated on the yew tree estate in Dukinfield. Near to a number of shops and cash…read morepoint. Large car park with plenty of space. The pub its self is bright and welcoming with a nice atmosphere. Everything is on one level and theres also a beer garden at the back,so good disabled access.

Good food. Good prices…read more Good staff. Good views. Good company with friends/family. I would definitely recommend this place.

We've eaten here on a few occasions and each time the food has been very good, the staff excellent…read more We have a friend who comes up from Cornwall, he stays at the Premier Inn & he thinks it's a great place too.

I really love this place, I always eat there when I'm at my grandmas house, the food and service…read moreare perfect. its very chill and relaxed in the bay horse, I believe that it is the best restaurant. I highly recommend it!

The Bay Horse, in Scholes village lies four miles outside Rotherham nestled in the valley between…read morethe villages of Thorpe Hesley and Wentworth. The village itself is no more than a handful of houses; it doesn't even have a shop or post office. The houses are quite upmarket and therefore the residents are not what you would call villagers. In the main people who have moved there and have no real connection with the area. This is evident when observing the clientele in the Bay Horse. The pub does not exude the feeling of a local that you would expect in such a small community. An air of pretension exists and customers are not particulalry made to feel welcome.

If we're ever after a good quality meal for a fair price without tracking into the town centre,…read morethis is the place we head to ! Just off the a6 near lyme park, the red lion pub catches the eye with its rural charm, modern look and lovely beer garden. The inside is well decorated, spacious tables and lots of nooks and crannies to sit in. The bar staff and restaurant staff are very friendly and always keen for a chat, and (so far) we have always turned up without booking and been seated instantly. Being a robinsons pub they have the standard robbies beers on tap including the new one voodoo dawn. They have a great selection of bottles and other things on tap too such as westons stowford press cider which will be lovely in the summer ! We went out on a mission this weekend to eat some fish, and originally considered mooching to australasia but in the end couldn't be bothered. We gambled on the red lion doing some decent fish dishes and we were not disappointed ! They had 3 seafood starters and 3 mains on the specials menu, including a couple of others on their regular menu so plenty to choose from ! We opted for the potted shrimp and scallops to start. Both were brilliant, the potted shrimp was fresh and buttery and the flavours really complimented each other. The scallops were cooked well and other half LOVED the parsnip purée. For the mains we had sea bass and cod, served with veg and mashed potatoes / crushed new potatoes with spinach. Firstly WOW the mash at this place is incredible. Both pieces of fish were cooked brilliantly and everything else on the plate was delicious. We were stuffed at the end and very satisfied with our meal ! We've never been let down here and will definitely be heading back ! Great selection of spirits and cocktails on offer too. Fab little place !

I love to be part of Manchester Food and Drink Festival and every year look forward to reading the…read morenominees for the best dining options in our city. Even though it's been on our radar for a while, I was super excited to see that The Red Lion in Stockport was nominated and while not just around the corner from our house, it's still very close to one of our favourite walking destinations - Lyme Park. We went on a Sunday and my wife tucked into their delicious beef Sunday lunch, coming with all the trimmings including a large Yorkshire pudding, fresh gravy and an exciting array of Vegetables. I went for the fish and chips which was different class - pure light batter, homemade chips and excellent mushy peas. The prices at the Red Lion definitely are around the gastropub area - you're taking about everything costing over a tenner but for a Sunday lunch of such good quality you don't mind paying that much. They also have a great selection of real ales and quality craft beers on offer. If I'm in the area then I'd definitely go back, although I'm also a fan of the Rams Head down the road in Disley so I would probably alternate between the two if it was a regular venture out. I'd say that it's really worth the nomination for MFDF and good to see that restaurants and pubs outside of the city centre are getting more and more recognition.

Very convivial pub. Excellent beer choices although sadly no IPA. I was looking forward to some…read morefish and chips - the fish was very good but the chips were a little soggy. They kindly let me have real peas rather than the mushy ones on the menu.

We popped to the Stubbing have just arrived in Hebden Bridge and needing a good quality pub lunch…read morethat was pretty relaxed! Booking a table for 6pm they were very accommodating of our 2 year daughter and my dads dog (happy to sit under the table) - our table really was a fully random bunch but worked for us :-) First off it's right on the canal which is great to sit out and there's room to sit out front and back for at least 50 people. Inside there's a large bar and a dining room for around another 50 I reckon. The drinks selection was ok and fairly standard but there were some great local beers on - my dad and myself especially enjoyed the 'Maid Marian' hoppy beer! The food on offer was typically pub (basically crossing every type of food across the world and back again...) but the fish and chips were great, salmon looked tasty and my dads linguine hit the spot. Most mains were under a tenner. Overall a great place to visit and I'd happily go back again tomorrow!

One of a growing number of pubs run by the Izakaya Pub company better known by association with…read moreOssett brewery. Their pubs have a definate 'feel' or style which you will be aware of if you have visited others. The beer range is predictable for these outlets; mainly from breweries that they own! (Ossett, Riverhead and Fernandes) with occaisional guests. Dont be put off by history!! This pub had a poor reputation but has been transformed into a very pleasant real ale pub and forms a useful stop off on the increasing number of real ale pubs on the growing Sowerby Bridge circuit.

I went drinking in the Cremorne a few weeks back to see the hilarious Captain Hotknives who was…read moreplaying in the small live music room at the back of the pub. Unfortunatly it was packed I couldn't deal with it (being partly knackered from the night before and claustrophobic) and just had to leave. I think the fact that there was so many people in the pub must make one of the most popular boozers in it's area. I wouldn't want to call it an alternative pub but it does always seem to be rammed full of punks and rockers, but also ravers and general pub punters. it has a good range of beer. Welcoming bar staff and hosts some great live music. It also has a late license which is always a bonus, it's just too damn small!

WOW. What a transformation. This was a very old fashioned village boozer and has been totally…read moredragged into the 21st century with a complete refit involving moving the bar and relocating the toilets upstairs. Currently drinks service only including good quality real ale but I gather the plan is to major on food. Definately worth a visit with plenty of other places nearby for food/drink. I will update this when catering begins