Been using this pub over 20 years and I've never been so disappointed on how it is now under the…read morenew owners locals barred for seeing rats inside the pub! Yes that's correct and rat holes bitten in all corners of the pub along with rat droppings!!!!!! Horrendous please avoid and be careful of the food, the chef isn't even qualified he's not cooked an egg before so don't expect good food. Plus why would you eat in a rat infested pub.

I really love this place and its normally the place I go for dinner on Christmas eve…read more I have been for about three years on thr un now and have never been let down. The food is always intresrting and local and the staff are always helpful and lovely. Even on very busy night like the nights I go you still are not waiting around for your food. The cocktails are very good, I always finish my meal with one. They are doing some great tea based cocktails at the moment!

This is one of my favourite restaurants in Chesterfield, this nice little restaurant is out of the…read moreway in a quiet location that is ideal for a quiet day out. The restaurant itself is very idyllic and quaint, I have friends in Chesterfield and this restaurant is known for its food. The head chief is renowned for food. When I last ate here the dishes were absolutely delicious, they don't offer a massive range of food but it seems to be all well cooked from scratch. The restaurant itself is very small so its cannot cater for much but this to help create a atmosphere. This place is ideal for family's, some may think the decor is a little dated but I think it helps maintain the original character of the building. Ideal for Sunday lunches.

After reading other reviews I think I may have caught them on a bad night!…read moreIt's been a few years since my last visit but I took my partner and friends as a special treat and was very disapointed. The food was ordinary, and not very warm, to say the least and the service we received lacked any sort of charm. Will prob try again sometime in the future and hope it was a 'one off'.

Superb. Very high end dining, quality service, delicious and comforting food and an extensive…read moredrinks list - the cocktail list in particular was impressive! The interior is ok - dark wood panelling adds to the quiet and quite calm atmosphere. Looks a little old fashioned if I was being overly critical. Service was good. After initially being told I'd missed my chance for lunch (I'd arrived at 1.40ish, with it closing at 2), I was chased down the path to be told I was in! Sat in the bar area and ordered my lunchtime pisco sour - only live once eh? It was delicious, as good as I've had. Perfect frothiness and the sourness was perfectly balanced. Lunch itself was a delight! Crispy soft shell crab (always a winner in my book) to start was honestly incredible, 100% delicious with lovely South East Asian flavours. Almost had a massaman curry type sauce with it. Venison for main, perfectly pink and accompanied with lovely veg and a fantastic jus. The parsnip purée was the star though - the smoothest mash I've possibly ever had and sooooo tasty! Well worth the reassuringly expensive price tag, and definitely worth a visit for lunch or dinner!

After being bowled over by the ecstatic reviews about this place, I decided to see what all the…read morefuss was about. Set in 17th century house, the setting and decor is very tasteful, with a relaxing lounge area with a roaring, and a more formal dining area. Although the website described it as 'Nottingham's premier fine dining restaurant', we felt a little out of our depth after being greeted with a nitrogen infused balsamic mouse?! The evening followed with fantastic food (although small portions) and descriptions with every course as long as your arm! Although the food was great, the atmosphere was flat as a pancake, with most people talking in hushed whispers most of the night. However, other people have not had the same experience so maybe we just had a tough crowd. We left feeling like we'd had delicious food, had shouted all evening and were still a little bit hungry!

Prompt and efficient service for our takeaway yesterday evening. The food was delicious and a…read morecredit to the chef! Thank you!! Also great to see people back in the restaurant! Jim,Sally,Chris and Enid.

We dropped into Le Mistral in Sherwood whilst visiting my Parents (who eat there fairly often). A…read morelovely cozy little place considering its built into a standard shop on the highstreet, with a french theme. Even though it was midweek the place was packed full so is obviously a hit with the locals. The menu is typically french (or how the british see french cuisiine) at least and there is plenty to choose from. We all ordered something different; pork normande, beef bouruignon, chicken and chorizo linguine and chicken supreme...and to my delight my party were all sharers and easily full so i got to try them all. The quantity is plentiful and the quality of all the dishes superb.Its an absolute little gem of a restaurant and very reasonably priced. I would highly recommend this restaurtant to anyone.

A fantastic menu with a good selection of food all reasonably priced and all prepared fresh on…read moresite. The staff are always friendly even on the rare occasion that you have a complaint, the decor is beautifully done and clean. The waiting times for food is reasonable and, if anything on the shorter end of the scale for a place like this. The atmosphere is friendly and its rare that i have ever heard anyone complain about the service they have recieved, or for that matter about anything about the place. This is one of those places which is ideal for taking a family for a meal or just a partner on a date.

My wife and I visited here a year or so ago and it was ok, typical english pub. But since then they…read morewent through a remodel and now it is so much more. There is probably not another resturant like this one in Sheffield. The food has been improved but the real attraction is the atmosphere. It has to be exprienced to be appreciated, but every seat is well placed and themed subtley. All of the seating is intimate and homely and some places even look like a dinning room for your family. I highly recommend trying this place out! Also parking is very plentiful!

When pre-booking for a table of two, we realised that we weren't going to be able to make our…read morereservation time. So ringing to rearrange always makes me a little nervous (I hate being a pain in the bum). But the conversation I had with the Harts representative was so reassuring that I immediately felt comfortable with my new booking. We were also staying at the hotel that weekend (which I will also review) and had a pre-dinner drink in the bar (which again was fantastic) and was a perfect start to the evening. Arriving at the restaurant (if I'm completely honest) I was a little disappointed with the décor. It reminds me very much of a fine dining establishment in America... which I personally think is quite an old fashioned take on being "modern". But none of that matters when you receive the service and the standard of food that we received that evening. I started with the tuna cerviche. It was garnished well with coriander making the dish light and refreshing. The tuna was absolutely delicious and sometimes I avoid it because it can have a jelly-like texture which I don't enjoy at all. But this was perfect. I then opted for a sirloin main course, and my, oh my, it was one of the tastiest pieces of meat I've ever eaten (and I do love a steak). It was cooked to perfection and exactly as I'd asked for it. Juicy, tender meat served with thrice cooked chips, roasted veggies and a sauce that was sweet and rich. The sauce was actually so yummy that I asked for more so I could dip my chips in it (you can take the girl out of Stoke, but you can't take Stoke out of the girl). We then had a melt in the middle chocolate fondant, with pistachio ice cream. Now this was where the service could have gone terribly, but it didn't. We ordered two desserts and the waiter had misheard us. When one dessert arrived with two spoons, the waiter immediately came to us and apologised profusely. Now I was already stuffed at this point and was ready to cancel the dessert anyway, but the manager then arrived to explain that the dessert was on it's way and would not be added to the bill along with two complimentary glasses of champagne. Now that is service. We were made to feel welcome and looked after in a professional yet friendly way. The little stumble at the end of the meal could have been a disaster in some establishments, but at Harts it just proved that everything is done with grace and expertise. Harts will certainly have my heart for a while.

Hart's is one of the best restaurants I have been to in Nottingham: both in times of service and…read morequality of food. We went there shortly after Christmas in a big family group. The restaurant wasn't super busy, but the ambiance was comfortable and despite the fact that we were probably much louder than any other table there it didn't feel like we were disturbing the peace the way it sometimes does in nice restaurants. From the moment we arrived, the service was impeccable. Our drinks orders were taken immediately and the service was attentive but not over-bearing. My brother's girlfriend is vegetarian which usually means she has the option of only 1 or 2 dishes on the menu, but Hart's had a separate vegetarian menu they brought for her which had about 10 dishes on it- again a sign of the excellent service. It sucks when vegetarians are treated like second-class citizens and Hart's was quite the opposite. The food itself was excellent. I ordered the game terrine followed by the sea bream from the set menu (they had no problem with my mixing and matching, which is always nice). Both were delicious. I also tasted the mushroom fricassee starter which was great, and the venison for main course which was truly delicious. The only downside was that they had run out of 2 dishes - I assume because it was right after Christmas and they weren't expecting a busy night. Definitely a disappointment, however, when we mentioned that we were really disappointed that there was no calve's liver left because the person who had wanted it had never tried it before, they actually brought out a small taste of the dish for him to try - in addition to his main course and at no charge. Again, another sign of the excellent service. All in all, a great experience and if you want to have a nice dinner with great service, I can recommend no place more highly than Hart's.

While visiting Derby on Vacation and wanting to meet up with some family we hadn't seen for a while…read morewe chose the Harvester due to their large varied menu and location. We had a party of 8 and were seated quickly. I didn't love the booth we were sat in as it made it difficult for some people to get up and down during our meal and would have preferred a long table but whatever. The food was good for a chain and my Fish and Chips were exactly what I expected. Service was good with no drama and while one of the Desserts was forgotten they recovered well. Total bill was 135 GBP which for 8 people is pretty decent value. This isn't fine dining by any means but for a chain is one of the better choices.

I found the food not very good and the selection of beers poor. I would not use this place again…read moreother than as a place to meet.

The coach house is a fish and chip shop in the market square. It also has a restaurant, but I have…read morenever eaten in. The fish and chips are really nice and they also have a range of pies etc.

good to eat in and take out staff are friendly and food is nice, great for on a market day as its…read moreeasy to get too and they do some great deal s