The Droppingwell in Rotherham

Had a wonderful lunch with my granddaughter. Food was well prepared & service exceptional. Highly recommend

AVOID IF YOU WANT TO GO FOR A FAMILY MEAL!!!! The new owners clearly aren't interested in families. Myself and my family went for a meal last week and they were happy to take our money until they weren't. My 15 year old nephew was with us and a staff member marched up to the table at the end of our meal and pointed at my nephew and said "How old are you"? There were plenty of adults to ask but she asked a minor making him feel very uncomfortable and embarrassed. When my nephew replied with his age the staff member said "you all need to leave as he can't be here after 9.30pm" Had this been done in the right way by either telling us when we first arrived or not serving us a full round of drinks at 9.22pm this wouldn't have been a problem. I said that we need to finish our drinks and inquired why they served us the drinks with an 8 minute window to finish them. I was told it was the law and we had to stand outside in the dark with our drinks. Obviously this wasn't going to be an option so I said "When we have finished our drinks we will leave. I was told again that 'this was the law' with a very bad attitude from the member off staff. I replied saying that if it was the law and she found it necessary to ring the police to ring them and she actually RANG THE POLICE. Another table couldn't believe that they had rung the police. Before the police arrive we had 2 managers and a member off staff stood over us being very aggressive. Firstly we had spent a lot of money in there and secondly what a waste of police time. The police were very understanding from our point of view but had to stick to the establishments contract. Again if they had approached us with the right attitude and not served us the last round of drinks without having time to finish them this wouldn't have been a problem. We will absolutely not be returning.

Safe, my G — meatloaf’s basically a block of minced meat mashed up with breadcrumbs, eggs, onions, herbs, spices, and whatever else man wants to fling in there. It’s mixed, shaped like a loaf (hence the name, innit), then baked like a badman’s meat brick. Usually served sliced with some gravy or ketchup on top, maybe posted up next to mash or veg. It’s that proper home-cooked, belly-filling kinda grub. Classic in the US, but you’ll see bare versions all over the world. You tryna make some or just curious, fam?

We came with family for our son's birthday, we had been bowling in the morning at superbowl and was looking for some where to eat in the local area. We called to book a table to accommodate 13 of us and they managed to squeeze us in before later reservations. Food was freshly cooked and presented, not a bad meal for anyone in our party, everybody was happy and said how nice it was. We had brought our own cake and they were more than happy to bring it to the table after our meal singing with candles lit. Thankyou to Ashleigh and Charlie who were our main servers and the rest of the team for wonderful service.

There is plenty of parking. The pub itself is nice with lots of room between the tables. The staff were very friendly and couldn't fault the service. There is a wide menu with plenty of choice. Prices offer good value for money. The food was nice, presented well and reasonable portions.