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A great pub with very helpful staff. I didn’t eat there on the occasion that I visited, but would like to go back and do so.

We come to Nando's a lot this time after ordering our food it took over 40 minutes to get our food only one person was serving, showing people to there seats and cleaning the tables not good for a large turnover restaurant

Phoned at 7pm food arrived 2 hours later rang the shop twice and the lady on phone was pretty rude and unbotherd regarding waiting 2 hours very poor delivery services

Outdated, unfriendly , Pub staying open to collect money only if they get customers

Early was Good.Food was Really Good. Fantastic quality . Fresh and Tasty .

Asked for a bacon and Tom cob with the fat cut off, she basically cut my fat off and fried it then put it on the cob, so I paid £6.50 for a hot drink and bacon fat cob absolutely terrible

Fantastic mega breakfast all cooked fresh and great price and really friendly staff and great service best two cafes in Arnold ajs and refresh

So glad we chose Cockliffe as our wedding venue. Beautiful property and amazing staff.

As always the food is horrible The chicken is burned and the chips are cold and hard this place NEEDS to get closed

Yet another good pub going in favour of housing.

An early evening visit with some family members - 5 adults and 4 young children. It was rather a last minute booking but very smooth, even when we rang to increase the original number. We were warmly welcomed by Lottie who was patient, very helpful, polite and cheerful throughout our visit. The food was good and enjoyed by all.

This is the best Premier Inn. The staff are fantastic.

Nice interior and extensive menu for both beer and food. The first pint was very poor, a lifeless, flat Black Sheep, which if served in Yorkshire would cause a riot from regular drinkers. Local beers were a little better but none quite hit the mark in terms of how they were served - they all lacked that creamy smoothness that you expect from a well pulled pint of traditional real ale. The food was a shocker, I went for the sausage and mash. It came straight from the microwave and was drenched in ultra thin bisto. The service was nice but its not enough to redeem the lack of quality on drinks and food.

We love this pub and will continue to visit, but it has definitely gone down hill! It was a lovely sunny afternoon, so the garden was very busy. The bar service has been really poor the last couple of visits and today was no exception, one person serving on such a lovely day. A really young girl who was clearly rushed off her feet doing the best she could. I ordered drinks eventually and grabbed a menu. The menu choice has always been great here but that’s even gone down hill. No starters which is odd, most of the dishes were main meals which we didn’t want as it was lunch time, no pizzas, they used to always be on the menu. A couple of sandwiches, none of which were great, but I opted for the fish ginger one and my husband ordered a sausage roll and a portion of chips. There was just one young girl serving in the garden, tables were full of empty glasses and plates, which people kept asking to be cleared. She was, like the girl at the bar on her own on a busy lunch service with no guidance or manager of any type overseeing the service. My husbands warm sausage roll arrived, 5 minutes ahead of mine, despite ordering it all together. The food was lovely, so at least the standard in the kitchen has been maintained. I really hope the landlord/lady or manager reads this, because if the service continues as is you will loose clients. These young people will leave if they continue to receive grief from customers, they just need some decent leadership. And please bring the prawn sandwich and pizzas back, along with a couple of starters!

Visited this pub for a disco for adults with learning disabilities, Absolutely fantastic atmosphere Staff were very welcoming and friendly,and the DJ was amazing with the young adults will definitely be going every Thursday