A great nice, little pub right near Chesterfield FC. The beer was good, not overpriced, the staff…read morewere really nice & friendly and there is a very good atmosphere on football match days, before & after the game. Overall a very pleasureable experience!

The Hallamshire Hotel has been recently revamped by the Thornbridge Brewery and now feels like a…read moreWeatherspoons inside. The beer is now quite expensive, so prepare to bring your weeks wages with you. They do sell strawberry beer though, so that keeps the gf happy. The brewery needs to remember they are in a student area of Sheffield and not in Central London. The pub still has a full size snooker table to the rear, but has lost its pool table. Worth a visit to witness the changes, but not a pub you would return to again and again, as the pool table has gone and there are cheaper pubs around.

The Norton is the perfect neighborhood pub. I had lunch there yesterday (fish & chips, of course)…read moreand dinner today (surf & turf). There is plenty of indoor and outdoor seating plus take away. The Norton is a Sizzling franchise, but I'm sure its roots go back way before that. Ordering is very easy via a QR code at each table. However, the table numbers are not labeled, so you may have to ask. At dinner, I had the same table as yesterday, so I knew it was table 12. Yesterday's fish and chips were excellent, s the fish was perfectly prepared and the coating was so light. I substituted peas instead of mushy peas, and they were fresh as well. Tonight's surf and turf was mixed, as everything was great except the surf part. I've since looked up "British Scampi" and discovered it is not shrimp. It is "the meat of just one special prawn: the langoustine". As you can tell by the picture, what I thought were tater tot's were the tiny langoustine. My fault. The steak, mushrooms, and onion rings were excellent. I substituted a salad for the chips, at no extra cost, and it was top shelf. I highly recommend The Norton for its very reasonably priced food and authentic neighborhood atmosphere.

Now part of the Sizzler chain, The Norton used to be a Beefeater that had slightly lost its way…read more Now, The Norton specialises in cheap food and reasonably-priced beer. As another reviewer has mentioned, the quality of the food varies. The steaks are very good value for money and a safe bet, but any deviation from these seems to panic the chefs! I've never seen fewer vegetables on a Salmon and Med Veg meal than I have up there. They also have a habit of burning the garlic bread which is incredibly annoying. The servers are reasonable enough when you bring mistakes to their attention, but sometimes there are things that should be picked up on before food leaves the kitchen. The availability of some beers can also be very hit and miss and every time I've been up there, Timmy Taylor's Landlord has been off. Can I suggest that they perhaps increase their order of it? Anyway, you get what you pay for. It might be worth avoiding when there's football on if you're out for a nice meal.

Good no frills town centre pub. worth a visit to experience the characters who go in!read more

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.

The Three Tuns is a good little backstreet pub. If you want to get away from the hectic homogeneity…read moreof Sheffield's West Street then head down the hill, behind the Cathedral, to the Three Tuns. The pub is often busier during the day when it serves good value food to local office workers. At night it offers a quiet, pleasant atmosphere with a main room that is spectacularly shaped like a ship's prow. There are always at least two good real ales (the reliable Timothy Taylor's Landlord and often something from Adnam's) that are, by city centre standards, reasonably priced.

Now this is a pub. As anyone knows men love beer and I am the prime example of this. I probably…read morespend more time in this pub than I do my own house. A frosty frosty Fosters at a bargain price is poured into my glass and I follow it with about 6-7 others before I stumble home each and every night. They even let me have my dog by my side to make it even more homely for me. All the other people in this pub are friends of mine and you're welcome to come down and join us. But if you're a SHEFFIELD UNITED FAN KEEP OUT!!! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.

Myself & my wife only live across the road so that makes it easy to just stroll across on a Sunday…read morefor a carvery you will really enjoy I promise you, I also agree the Fosters is a great pint in the Pheasant, they also do food on other nights so will try it & let you know.

A nice Wetherspoons pub in Wath Upon Dearne. It's got a pleasant interior with a modern finish. The…read morefood is cheap and cheerful and the drinks are very well priced. The staff are always okay, there's a few seats upstairs as well as downstairs with several benches to the front of the pub too. They show football at the weekend and it's always busy on a Saturday night.

A wetherspoons so its cheap like them all. The staff are decent, can be a bit funny so,metumes…read more They serve food and drink there, and also have some decent offers on. Usually is very busy on friday and saturdays due to people going there from work (lot of businesses in area). Only problem is they don't have music on due to not having a licence i presume. But they do have a TV and usually show sports / the news. Nice pub for a get together.