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Went later than normal lunch so wasn't so packed and sat in the undercover corridoor just outside the giftshop entrance. It was quite cold out in the courtyard and indoors seemed a bit chaotic with lots of staff clearing tables and kids running around. The ordering line blocks the view of the cakes so you need to be in the line to see them, but it moves so slowly and you can't get a good look at everything all at once which made me bounce between decisions a lot. The location of the clean trays didn't make sense and I had to leave my spot in the line to pick one up. Others in the queue didn't mind though so I was able to jump back in, but not before another couple hijacked my empty space to get the till operator to fix their order which had something wrong with it, leaving me standing there a little awkwardly holding an empty tray for a while. With my poor eyesight I couldn't make out the small writing on the menu which was way back behind the till and everything turned out to be quite pricey but that was expected. Ordered a carrot and walnut cake, sausage roll, and a latte. My coffee was excellent, though I had to stand there with a loaded tray waiting for it as it was the slowest moving part of the process with only a single barista and machine. The susage roll was still hot and really tasty, and the cake was fantastic. Staff were friendly and helpful.

No complaints at all about the fish and chips at £9.95. It was superb, 5*. But the tortilla with salad arrived without the dressed carrot and cole slaw mix, had to be sent back. No forks so had to use a tiny picnic one use with a proper knife. Courteous and helpful start.

Visited for 1st time on Thursday 27th June 2024 to break journey from Dorset to Derby. Parked ok and got blue badge space. Long queue and got drinks ok but had no bread for toast or teacakes at 11.18 which was disappointing. Tables were not cleared very quickly.

nice beer and lovely atmosphere 🙂

Mingle with the locals at reasonable beer prices

This was my first visit to the Park Gate Inn but it certainly won't be my last . I booked a table online which was very easy. On arrival our party of three was shown to our table as soon as we arrived . The Inn has a lovely atmosphere The waitress came to take our drinks order very quickly and was very welcoming . The menu was varied and two of us selected the haddock fishcakes with new potatoes brocoli and spinach . We didnt have to wait very long for our meals to be served. Everything was cooked to perfection and was delicious. My sister had the bacon chop with fried egg, chips ,peas and pineapple . I had to sample her chop and it was lovely . Of course we had to have pudding . We each choose something different and they were all lovely . I would recommend any of the choices . Throughout our visit the waitress returned to our table several times to make sure that we were happy with our meals . In conclusion the food was amazing, the service was excellent and we are already planning our next visit .

Our lunch was served by Lilly who was very friendly and attentive. We generally enjoyed our food, but two of the beer pint glasses were cloudy and appeared dirty.

Service was absolutely diabolical.

Staff were genuinely lovely and we were able to bring our dogs which was the only positives...we ordered to veggie breakfasts, they were cold, basic and portion size was contradictory to the cost. We sadly will not return.

Great student pub. Really good deals on Tuesdays especially. Food has always been nice, and hot. Friendly staff. Great for sport

No vege baps left at 10am so couldn't have bap and drink deal for£5-99, asked if I could have vege toastie instead same deal at lunch from 11 , and told no ,I think a little cater for the customer would do them a lot of good especially as it looked like they can't get stock levels right , probably thr mass of meat baps will.be thrown away

Disgusting. Tables filthy asked for something to clean one with was given napkins. Booth shelf covered in old drink spills. Serving waitress used the only working toilet with her food serving apron on. We were going to have some to eat but didn’t fancy food contamination . Drink was cool / cold wanted hot drink

Visited The Manor for the first time in many months. The thing that used to set here above other Wetherspoons was the staff. They always appeared a happy and polite team. Whilst there were some familiar staff who were as friendly and efficient as ever, some new faces were very blunt and to the point. We even heard two staff chatting and they seemed to be competing to see who had the "best" story about being rude to a customer....

What a depressing experience. The lad serving never smiled, there was no pastries only cakes, at least the young lady was friendly. Coffee was good but please be more wrlcoming

Came for afternoon tea with a friend. We were taken straight to our table which was by the window and asked what tea we wanted. The table was nicely laid with cups and sauces and little plates and white table cloth. A three tiered plates came which had warm scones, clotted cream and jam, sandwiches and little cakes. It was really nice and enough for two.