This is probably one of our favourite restaurants in Wakefield. Everytime we've been the food is…read morealways lovely, the vegetables are always fresh and the prices are very reasonable. The staff are friendly and helpful and the pub and upstairs dining room are both equally as nice to spend a couple of hours over a meal - try their Sunday dinners!!

I came to eat here last week with my boyfriend and his family. I was especially looking forward to…read morecoming here as it had won Restaurant of the Year 2011 by Eat Sheffield! The drive to the restaurant was lovely and scenic, going down dark and winding country roads until suddenly we drive around a corner and The Devonshire Arms appeared! We'd got there a little early and we sat down by the bar for some drinks. The menu was displayed on a chalkboard by the seating area and it all looked yummy! The dining area was quite small but very nice and cosy. The kitchen was open and you could see the chefs chopping and cooking away which I quite liked. I chose the rabbit and pheasant terrine with grape chutney as my starter; it came with onion bread and the slice of terrine was huge! I really wanted to finish it, but I couldn't as there was no way I'd be have enough room for my main! For the main, I had venison steak served with new potatoes (usually served with mash which I couldn't have as it had milk/cream in it) and braised red cabbage. The steak was pink and cooked to perfection and the red cabbage was sweet but with a little tart edge to it. I didn't have a dessert but the rest of the party did - my boyfriend had a deconstructed banana cheesecake and his sister had a brownie (I overheard her saying it was the best brownie she'd ever tasted!). All of the staff were really nice, especially the lady who served us that night, she was really lovely and very attentive. The Devonshire Arms fully deserves it's awards and hope it gets more in the future. If you're ever around the Sheffield area and want to venture out of the city centre for some food make sure you come here. I couldn't have asked for a more perfect meal.

A wining combination of fantastic food and wonderful service make the Railway a go to spot for…read moretravelers and locals alike. A wonderful English pub nestled in a beautiful location, the decor is traditional pub but with modern upgrades to the bar, but its the food that's the real winner here. Specials listed on chalkboards around the pub offer alternates to the solid menu, i really wished i could have ordered about 5 appetizers and 6 main's but alas, only one stomach! Prawn cocktail app was traditional English, small prawns in a delicious marie rose sauce with a few slices of granary bread, this was a huge serving, could almost feed two (but there was no way i was sharing!) For mains i went light, grilled salmon with baked potato with seasonal veggies, absolutely cooked to perfection grilled salmon with a decent sized potato with carrots and green beans. Other winners at our table were the Sunday roast, meat and potato pie, ribs and chicken and the southern fried chicken. Great value, clean, and a well diverse menu make The Railway one of my favorite places to visit when i'm in England.

Very surprised to see that nobody has reviewed this great little pub-cum-restaurant yet, as it's…read morebeen popular locally for years! You can always get a really good feed, with food ranging from hearty pasta dishes to Asian favourites like Thai green curry etc. Maybe none of the food is particularly groundbreaking, but it's hard to bear for value for money and me and my wife often come here when we have someone to look after the kids. There's plenty of space and the pricing is very fair for what you get. Only minor quibble might be that the music is sometimes a little on the loud side and I always feel vaguely rushed when that's the case, but like I say: a minor quibble in what is otherwise a very nice little local haunt.

Went for a walk down the river. Found this pub by chance. It was lovely! Didn't eat though as…read moreprices looked a bit high. Drinks wern't cheap either but seeing how warm the weather was we had to have a few. Nice to sit outside with a view of the river and boats going up and down.

Have eaten here several times over the last year, and the food has always been consistently tasty…read morehot & generous. Staff all friendly & efficient, I would go more often but getting a mooring isn't always easy.

Just updating here to add a few more photos from our most recent visit! That Beef Wellington was…read more*divine*!

Brilliant. ... quite simply brilliant. This is a gastro pub and not fine dining but the food is…read moreawsome for the price of £6-8 for a starter and 9-13 for a main, with steak coming slightly above this. Beers aee great with the usual draughts complimented by some good hand pulled guest beers..... try the paddle of 3 x beers of your choice for £3.50. ..bargin. Staff are so attentive, decor is on point and the welcome from Paul n his team is bang on. Come and enjoy some of the best Lancashire hospitality in a beautiful Lancashire village. You will be happy u did.

Another great stop off on our day trip to Leeds was The White Swan - very central, good quality…read morefood and the beers were great value, while offering loads of variety in the process! The Swan was sandwiched in between a few early pints in other bars to get us in the swing of things, while also keeping an eye on the clock to make sure we could get to a pub showing the Grand National later in the day - so in all honesty we didn't have more than an hour to hang around and smell the roses! What we did get from this warm and welcoming Leeds Brewery boozer was a flight of 3 thirds for £3.30 from any local breweries (6 to select from I think) and these were a great and good value way to enjoy a few beers and not get too tanked up! I also had a butchers sausage sandwich with home made chips which really hit the spot and was great value for sub-£5 A great suggestion from my friend and a place that although I probably wouldn't want to spend all afternoon in, was a great little find and somewhere I'll be hitting next time I'm in town!

Great little bar here in the city centre! Chilled out venue with friendly staff, and plenty of…read morechoice. Good place for an afternoon pint & a catch up with mates, but not a place to go if you're looking for a party as it's a bit too chilled for that...

Made several visits to this place over the years when visiting Cheshire. Awesome place in every…read moreregard. Food, drink selection, service and it's just the coolest place. 100% recommend

This is a really excellent gastropub. I've eaten lunch here twice and both times it was very good…read more They have a number of good beers on tap that change periodically. Their menu runs the full spectrum from 3 course suppers to lunch time sandwiches. Both times I've been there have been blazing fires in the fireplaces and plenty of seats at comfy sofas. They have a nice dining room towards the back away from the noise. They also have a reasonable set of dishes for kids and a very small kids play area in front. I've only been on wet, dreary winter days. But I bet the outside seating is fabulous in good weather. The food is delicious. I've had a roasted vegetable and hummus focaccia, and the red onion bhaji. My colleagues got burgers and steak sandwiches that they quite liked. Highly recommended.

I'm not exactly sure how we found this place, I think it was recommended by a family member who…read morelives "near." (I use the quotes because Americans have a much broader definition of "near.") This place is really pretty excellent. We arrived for lunch. I had the eggs, ham, and chips, which isn't complicated, but what I wanted and it was cooked well. Other family members had the fish pie (apparently excellent) and a salad with, i think duck, which was also reported to be very good. The service was fast and friendly. They don't take credit cards. Why not 5 stars? Because my meal was fairly simple, though well prepared, so I don't want to give 5 stars based just on that. I suspect it is capable of a 5-star performance, so I'd suggest that you give it a shot.

Great experience for an early evening dinner. The entrance is impressive (nice beer garden outside,…read moremedieval style door) and we were offered a very friendly greeting upon entering. We reserved a table online, and when we arrived there was a small table set up in one of the side rooms by the fireplace. Our server was lovely-- asked about allergies, checked on us often (but not too often), answered questions as needed, etc. We shared two entrees and a dessert and it was plenty. The steak pie was particularly good, and perfect with the pours of cask ales. It is fun to dine in a historic pub that also has good service and modern comforts.

I really liked this pub which has a substantial garden (a comparative rarity in the north,…read moreupsettingly) and a very good menu of above average dishes including some lovely starters (dressed crab, pate) and a broad range of mains including traditional options such as a Yorkshire board and pie and more modern choices such as a sweet potato risotto. My friends commented that the ham on the Yorkshire board was the best they'd had in a long time; I thought their Wensleydale was the best I'd ever had. When we were there they were hosting a Fentimans sponsored gin festival, which added to the fun. The only thing that marred the experience was that they messed up our food order so mine never came and in the end I had to go back into the pub and enquire, which itself took about 10 minutes to sort. They'd delivered the food to the wrong table so basically my friends had all finished before I got mine, bizarre mix up given our server really should have noticed that she'd only given 3 people food. Wouldn't put me off going back or recommending though, as it was really good quality food, especially the Yorkshire board. Note the main courses are mainly over £10 so look for the sandwiches if you're on a budget.