Lovely pub, lovely staff who are soo helpful. It's wonderful to have such a nice pub to go for…read morecoffee or lunch. I was amazed by the prices, such good value and I can honestly say, its the best pub food I've had in a while. I will be visiting again most certainly. They have done a good job transforming it from before, I would never have gone in.

We chosen this pub to have a dinner in myself, partner, son & Nan. My nan is on a scooter so she…read moreparked it inside not in anybody's way and joined us at the table. We was having a good look at the menu when this bloke was making huff noises and causing a commotion.. He'd said to us it's not appropriate for the scooter to be in here as other people don't want to see it? I left it at that and we'd noticed he was still huffing and puffing, pulling pathetic faces and talking about us to his staff! I'd had enough and refused to be treated like this. This bloke turned out to be the manager! Lee Mills I believe who's ripped all those Rotherham fans off! Well he doesn't deserve anybody's custom after my experience today, he had slammed the door after us Leaving and quoted saying it's not for disabled! There is a cafe up the road that accepts disabled! So if you've a pushchair or scooter be aware! Don't lower yourselfes by going here there's plenty other decent pub grubs to be had! HE SHOULDNT BE ALLOWED HES A THEIF WITH NO CUSTOMER SERVICE. APPAULING!

There are many regulars who love this pub but I think it's awful. The staff are unpleasant as are…read morethe majority of the regulars who are drunks and prop up the bar all day. Hidden away back from the shops on the main shopping street in Mexborough, the Barrell as it's known locally is really uninviting. Their trade picks up around Christmas time but to be honest the beer isn't all that great and with the new Wetherspoons opening up the road, smaller pubs like this will soon go out of business.

The barrel has really turned around, the beer is tasteful and nice, the inside has turned amazing I…read morewould change this pub to my regular pub

A Sheffield Classic. Oldest inhabited building in Sheffield. Beautiful to see. Good pub special,…read morereasonably priced, walking distance to the train station and bus station. often my first stop, and last stop when coming/going to Sheffield. Worth seeing just to see it, and LOVELY outdoor seating when the weather is permissible.

Lovely old pub with some great features. Not too far from the station, it's the oldest inhabited…read morebuilding in Sheffield with wooden beams and a great big fireplace. Usual drinks selection but an extensive and reasonably priced menu, including a Czech menu which sounds interesting. We only had chips and drinks on our visit, but the chips were nice and I'd be happy to go back another time to try the food.

Great people, great atmosphere and great prices and great range on drinks. Love the karaoke on…read moreSundays too.

one of the cheapest bars in town, would recommend to someone who classes themselves as no longer…read moreyoung. Music is very quiet, if on at all. Not the best looking pub.

Amazingly I used to visit this pub when I was in the sixth form at the scholl not far from it and…read morethe pub us still going strong. Great to see they still have regualr quiz nights / karaoke and events. A lovely little pub with many regulars, all very friendly and welcoming and with cheap drink prices (I'm used to paying Leeds prices) it really is well worth a visit. Small beer garden as well if the suns out !

This was perhaps the more understated of the bars that we visited on our ale trail, but certainly,…read moreit wasn't a forgettable one. The pub itself is just a few minutes from the station, under the bridge, and along the road for a mere minute. There's an outside bit of space to drink at the front, and I'm sure it was mentioned that it overlooked the canal, but alas it was both cold and dark so we didn't get a chance to check. Inside it's properly cosy, like a traditional pub should be. Carpeted, wooden features, and a handful of locals. The lady at the bar was lovely, and checked the percentages on the beers for me (I know, I can hardly handle a sniff) and I settled on a Theakstons Christmas Ale. Now this was a delicious drink, and my only sadness is that it'll not be served again until next year! Whilst our visit was brief, it was cosy, and I highly recommend. Oh -bring some cashinos though. No card machine, and the nearest cash point is about a 10 minute walk!

Exquisite hot dogs honestly out there in my top 10 pub goods with the cheeses Melting go to the…read morepremium hot dog bun along paired with a moretti that goes down perfectly I would highly recommend this pub to a friend as well as anyone looking for a good pint in mirfield

Use to be a good night out.. just not so good any more…read more its a great looking pub dont get me wrong but allthe funs gone froom the pub gone are the days of all nite disco from the moment of evening opening to close of doors its was packed like mad and you could barely move to dance. now ur lucky if theres anyone to dance with. its a great place for private party's, plenty of space and room for catering either by your self or the pub staff. they have a pool room, darts board and games machines outside seating again for those odd sunny days and plenty of food/beer/bar snacks to choose from all at good prices all the pub needs is its soul back

I'm so glad this bar is open -fair prices…read more-great staff -landlord is accommodating -food mmm Definitely head in if your local or just visiting

The Penny Black has a reputation for being a rough and ready kind of pub. It's situated next door…read moreto the Sheffield bus station and is near the Ponds Forge complex. It has recently been closed for redecoration and was also the scene of recent football hooliganism by Sheffield Wednesday fans.