Horse and Jockey, Tideswellback to pub details please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
Traditional locals pub on the way into town from Tideswell Dale.
Only place that has the football on - Sky - but not BT Sports.
Large two roomed - big range in the bar - other tables set up for dining.
Had my first Stancill brewery beer - a Stainless. Would find it a few times by the end of the week.
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A decent, traditional local with well kept cask ales, including Doom Bar. Well worth a visit.
alexw - 23 Jul 2015 23:15 |
Still serving food at 2:30 on Saturday, good service, comfortable in the long seats, nice fire burning, and the food was good (including the vegetables).
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I wish I'd been to this pub when the other reviewers had. There were people smoking in the doorway who didn't even attempt to make room for us to get through; the few people inside were huddled around the bar, and stared at us as we came in. Clearly we weren't welcome. The barmaid was as far away from the patrons as she could be, and after telling us that they don't do food, we promptly made our exit, glad to be out of the quite extraordinarily unpleasant atmosphere.
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Good pub with some lovely White Beer that can cause some serious damage to your ability to see.
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Not bad. We went on a Thursday night which was pie night. You could have anything to eat as long as it was a pie and for an extra �2 you could have double pie (i.e. savory pie followed by apple pie for desert)
I had a pint of swift nick on hardpull which was good.
Narrowly pipped to the post by the Star (and a much better menu if you are a veggie)
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Recently refurbished with stone floors, log fires etc. Best beer in the village. Busy 5 - 6 pm. Has music but you can avoid it. Food is good, simple, village fare but the wine list is good. Landlord plans to set up a micro-brewery this year (2007).
Peter Humphrey - 13 Feb 2007 15:41 |
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