Phil's World Pub Guides - South Yorkshire, UK

Pub Comments Location
DONCASTER
Coach and Horses A plain, nicely decorated and well card for friendly local boozer serving a fine pint of Tetley.
Last visited May 2005
Scot Lane
Tut and Shive A nice noisy friendly knocked through one bar pub with a stone floor and dark walls covered in pump clips and beer mats. Excellent ales.
Last visited July 2003
 
SHEFFIELD
Museum This Greene King house has a nice somewhat labyrinthine interior. The food, standard chain pub fare, is good and the real ale is excellent although I was a little depressed by the sight of a keg pump dispensing "chilled IPA".
Last visited June 2008
Orchard Square
Red Lion A traditionally styled, partly knocked through, two-sided pub serving excellent real ales. Very quiet on a Saturday lunchtime.
Last visited June 2008
Charles Street
Rutland Arms A pleasant traditional pub beautifully kept and serving an excellent range of real ales. Good food lunchtimes. The splendid decor includes a nice leaded glass partition and some etched windows advertising Gilmour's Windsor Ales and Stouts. There's also a beer garden and I believe they do B&B. Most definitely worth the five minutes walk if you're changing trains in Sheffield.
Last visited May 2005
86 Brown Street

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