We ended up here because our preferred jaunt, the Sportsman, was closed on Monday lunchtime…read more The pub benefits from friendly staff though they did feel somewhat impatient as we dawdled over an impressively wide selection of food. They had one local beer on tap and several indie ciders to choose from, as well as an impressive selection of cordials to try. Although there was a wide ranging food menu, there were surprisingly few vegetarian options and none at all in the 2 meals for £11 range. The vegetarian lasagne was reasonable but pricey for what it was. The hunter's chicken came with an ungenerous portion of chips and was billed as coming with salad or roast vegetables. As it was, there was no choice and it came with peas and an unadventurous salad which included a lot of raw onion. Onion rings were meant to come too and eventually turned up with another order, below. The same could be said of the salmon salad which was similar, again with lots of raw onion, though the salmon felt fresh and reasonably sized. The best of the lot was asparagus and poached eggs from the starter menu, which along with a portion of onion rings made a good main. The pub itself is spacious, with a nice selection of books to browse and games to play. Outside is a great children's playground and lovely views. There's lots of parking and even a drinks vending machine for those who arrive when the pub is shut. We are unlikely to go back, largely because Sheffield offers a lot of choice of pubs, but it was good to visit this one.

We stopped by because we were hungry, but we were served much better meals than we had expected…read more Delicious traditional English fare, as well as a few non-English menu items, excellent choice of UK beers, a great outdoor seating area and a marvelous view. We enjoyed the experience but were unable to purchase the amazing looking desserts because the kitchen closed before we could order them.

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.

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.

Very nice went there invited as a guest, we shared a sharing plate with chicken wings, bread and…read morespreads, olives and a cake type (crab?) very nice, for dinner I had the Brown Rice, quinoa salad with chicken. It was nice a little on the bland side. However a couple of other dishes that were had at our table were the fish and chips, chicken pie and pork dish that really looked lovely. I wish I had ordered the pork.

We were visiting Sheffield for a friends birthday and a local friend booked in 8 of us for dinner…read morebefore the party. What a great choice it was. A proper pub for grown ups, with a lovely atmosphere and the food was great. I had a steak and my girlfriend had the Sea Bass and we both licked the plates clean. Staff were really good and prices were very fair. Enjoyed it so much the two of us went back next day for Sunday lunch. We hadn't booked this time and the place was busy but it wasn't too long a wait before the manager found us a table. Fantastic roast with real, homemade Yorkshire pudding and washed down with some kick ass Bloody Mary's. Go there !

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.

Great food, friendly staff, nice lactation. I would recommend to family or friends. Definitely give…read morethis pub a 10/10.

My partner Sandy and I go there most weekends for our Sunday lunch and have found the food to be…read morevery nice and very reasonably priced. It is in my oppinion well worth checking out. The Sunday lunch consists of a choice of meat and is served with two veg, roast potatoes, yorkshire pudding, mash, stuffing ball and gravy. The premises are clean and tidy and the staff are welcoming. We have yet to try out the evening meals but if they are as good as the Sunday lunches it is well worth it. Keep up the good work.....

Such a friendly pub! You know sometimes when you walk into a little village pub, all the locals…read moreturn to stare...like on American Warewolf in London? Well, the Royal is nothing like that! You're sure of a warm welcome by this lovely family. The food is well worth waiting for, and 7 girls and I can really recommend the pies! I didn't even have room for a delicious pudding!!! The area is well known to walkers, and this pub I'm sure is a welcome stop.

From the owner: We have 3 bed and breakfast rooms, all ground level…read more Specialities are our home made pies. Come and see the whisky shelf

A nice little pub for a good drink. Friendly staff who are always up for a laugh. Although its a…read moresmall bar, service is quick. Quiz's are on tuesdays and thursdays and free food is served and can get busy inside but its still easy to get a drink. Has a small car park on the front of the pub. Serves a great sunday roast, but its advised to book as its popular!

Great country village pub, on the tram bus route that doesn't finish till turned midnight so no…read moreworrys about the car. Very friendly used by locals and people from further afield. Very reasonable with prices too compared to others in the same area. Karaoke on a Saturday always draws them in. Great selection of real ales all at a great price!! Lovely open fireplace give the please that real rustic feel and warmth. Overall nice clean pub with a great atmosphere that always keeps you coming back for more!!

Popped in here over the weekend and ordered some food and drinks. I found it to be really friendly,…read morelovely atmosphere and value for money food (which was delicious!) Well worth stopping by if you are in the local area

The Rising Sun in Nether Green used to be a typical local suburban pub, but a couple of years ago…read morewas taken over by the Abbeydale Brewery to become thier brewery tap. There are 5 regular Abbeydale beers on tap and even more guest ales. If you prefer lager or cider there are a number of different ones on sale as well as a range of continential bottled beers. The staff are very friendly and if it is quiet will happily sit and have a chat with you. The decor is looking a bit dated, but in a way it adds to the charm. Although it's quite a way out of town it's well worth a visit.

A huge range of specialist beers and the staff are very helpful in helping you choose one. The…read moretoilets are clean but the decor is dated and scruffy. Good parking facilities