The old wooden beams and low lighting gave it such a cosy, lived-in feel. Perfect for a quiet chat with a friend over a dram. Felt like stepping back in time for a few hours.

A proper local pub, cosy and family-friendly. The food&#39;s tasty, and I appreciate they cater to dietary needs. Had the jacket potato instead of chips, which was a nice touch. Good spot for a relaxed meal.

The staff were so lovely! Really took the time to chat and made us feel right at home. They even whipped up a custom mocktail for my friend who wasn&#39;t drinking. Just a nice, welcoming vibe for a casual catch-up.

The burger was fine, just what you need before a flight. The patty was cooked through, not dry. The bun held up. It&#39;s exactly what you expect from an airport spot, nothing more, nothing less. Convenient location after security is the main thing.

The function room looked great for our event. The buffet was decent, especially the roast beef, though some of the hot dishes had cooled down a bit by the time we got to them.

The Sunday roast was spot on. Those Yorkshire puddings were homemade for sure, really light and crisp. Just a shame the gravy was a bit on the thin side for my liking. Still, a proper Sunday lunch.

The fish and chips were solid. Crispy batter, good chunky chips, mushy peas on the side. Exactly what you want from a classic pub dish. Portion was decent too.

The atmosphere at the Slug and Lettuce is lovely, and the service from Ugne was top-notch. Highly recommend for a fun night out!

A real hidden gem. Their beer selection is fantastic, all in top condition. I loved the focus on real ales from local breweries. Just a quiet, unpretentious spot.

The staff were so helpful with our party in the function room. Made it easy for us to just enjoy the night with friends!

The homemade lunches are a proper find. Had the daily special - a massive, steaming plate of stew with fresh bread. Felt like a proper home-cooked meal, and for the price in Derby? Unbeatable. No frills, just good food.

Lovely spot right on the canal, perfect for a catch-up with mates. We grabbed a table outside and spent ages just chatting over a couple of their cask ales. The service was friendly and chilled, didn&#39;t feel rushed at all. A bit pricey, but you&#39;re paying for the location.

Decent real ale pub, a bit out of the way in Sheffield. Went on a Tuesday evening and it was very quiet. Prices felt fair for the pints, not the cheapest but you get a proper pint. Good for a relaxed drink if you&#39;re not in a rush.

The staff were so lovely and friendly, really made our catch-up feel special. Food&#39;s good and not pricey either.

Been coming here for years. The cocktails are always spot on. Bartenders really know their stuff, they&#39;ll make you something custom if you ask. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

Lovely outdoor seating. The cask ales were a treat, and the staff knew their stuff when I asked for a pairing suggestion.

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