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As a local Ashbian I have some knowledge of the pub over the last 40 years and I would say much of that is positive. However have being served today 8pm (Sunday) with a pint at £5.40 (up 20p pre budget) and having sat down bring told I have 10 minutes to drink it is somewhat less than acceptable.

Great place, good atmosphere, friendly staff. Only one strange thing, when we walked in, the only member of staff behind the bar was the landlady who wasn't interested in serving us, instead waited for the only barmaid to return from collecting glasses! A bit odd, you're in the business of selling beer, but wouldn't serve us when we walked in from the cold?

For what you would anticipate would be a premium restaurant this was a real disappointment. The food offering is so poor and the decor/furniture cheap feeling - the opposite of luxury. Severely overpriced for what you receive. The staff however were friendly and polite and worked hard. Just expected much more than what is offered. Bread and horrible margarine with soup, chicken burger very chewy and at £20 extortionate. Didn't eat it was really not good. Shame their are no alternatives within walking distance.

When booking the table at the restaurant in the hotel I advised I wanted to use my meerkat meals, unfortunately I wasn't advised on the phone then that I couldn't use that on the date I had booked for nor was I advised that they would be using a limited menu. Upon arriving at the hotel we were shown to our table quickly and had a choice of 2 tables. Unfortunately we weren't advised we needed to go to the bar to order drink and food so we waited a while until we realised there was no table service. We ordered our food and drinks then waited. The starters came out 45 mins after we arrived and we ate those up as they were very tasty. The mains followed quickly but unfortunately they were not up to the standard you would expect for the price you are paying. I ordered a med rare steak that came med/well I didn't eat this as I really don't like any steak that is cooked past medium. The only meal that was fine was a child's chicken nuggets and chips. The Mackrell that was ordered was nice and not dry but the rice it came with was the type you pop in the microwave for two minutes. Once again not what you would expect for the prices of the meals. Any time we went to the bar to order more drinks or ask for more sauces, no one was there at all. The staff seemed to have disappeared. Once I raised the issues the staff were happy to take the steak off the bill as I hadn't eaten it at all. The manager seemed happy to help and the wait staff were apologetic. I understand times are hard at the moment and I would usually account for this but there was only one other table in the entire restaurant so more care could/should have been given. The staff were happy to help and very friendly but we won't be going back.

The Hub Cafe at Moira Furnace saved us with warm space indoors and quick service. There is a sunny area outside that traps the warmth even on this the coldest of subzero days. There is a nice pottery and other shops in the same courtyard. Other local cafes had > 1/2 hour queues, with little but prepackaged snacks and no seating.

Fantastics food ,Brilliant staff very friendly .I would highly recommend.👍. We have tried many items off the menu including the vegetarian breakfast .👌 Great food ,Good price .

Frankie & Benny’s is the best place to eat and drink/relax in East Mids Airport. All other EMA eateries/bars are Manchester Airport owned or controlled outlets serving the same mediocre below standard trashy food. The airport Hadley needs some class other than F&B. Namely a Weatherspoons. An airport without a Spoons is is poor airport. EMA is the litmus test for that fact. So head for F&B for reasonable food and wines.

Myself and a group of friends visited this lovely place for the second time this year. The garden and house is compact but each visit gave us something new to discover. The staff are very friendly and so informative; some specialise in the historical aspects and others the gardens and horticultural. Tea/coffee shop has light lunches and delicious cakes too. Plenty of places to sit and eat or just wander round the gardens. I won’t single out any one member of staff to thank, because you were all so friendly and helpful. Also bought some lovely plants to take home too. Thanks again for a lovely day out and will be back again soon.

Went early Saturday evening. Receptionist for hotel really did not want us to eat there, even though place was empty, saying that they were booked up, but she would ask the Chef. Had to go back in half an hour. Shown to table and asked if we wanted a drink without giving us a drinks menu. Said we would decide when we had chosen the food. Given a food menu consisting of several selections but obviously for a set 3 course meal - no prices. Asked what the price was to be told that was a set meal for Wowcher customers only. Menu taken away to be brought back with prices written on. Chose our food and needed to ask for the wine menu. Food took a long time to be prepared. But when it came the Lamb rack was delicious followed by two nice deserts. The restaurant was nicely decorated and set out, with linen tablecloth and napkins. Unfortunately it completely lacked atmosphere because we were the only customers. (Fully Booked??). Some quiet music would have been better. Left two and a half hours or so later, still empty. I had asked about the Gourmet Society when we sat down to be ignored and of course told they did not do the card at all even though they are on the website. Although as I have already said the food was excellent I would not recommend this restaurant and feel that management should change things quickly before they lose all their customers.

Great hot choolate made with chocolate not powder.

The bulls head food has gone right downhill, and I'm sure I was charged wrong. I paid almost 18 quid of this and a pint.

Never been here before. What a hidden gem. Beautiful old building, oozing charm and character. Made to feel very welcome as newbies, by the staff and regulars. Sat by a roaring log fire, food was amazing, sorry i didnt take any photos. Very reasonably priced. Dogs are VERY welcome and VERY spoilt. Will definitely be returning

Often have lunch, before shopping. Always good value and cooked well !

Really enjoyed the Bistro night . Food was fantastic 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟. Service was excellent Really friendly and very helpful. 10 /10 . Would highly recommend.

Such a shame this placed has closed down. It was much needed in the area. Looks like Moira will remain the place where the shoe warehouse was instead of something more positive.