Ah, The Yorkshire Terrier – it's one of those classic pubs in Rotherham that you might stumble upon and think, 'This has potential.' From what I've gathered, it's got that warm, community feel going for it, especially if you're there for a pre-game stop or just a relaxed evening. The staff are often spot-on, making you feel welcome like an old mate, and it's dead cheap, which is always a win for a casual catch-up. Plus, with new management in charge and plans for a spruce-up, it sounds like they're on the up and up. But, let's be honest, it's not all roses – some staff can be a bit inconsistent, and I've heard tales of younger crowds getting the brush-off for no clear reason, which isn't ideal. The drinks aren't always top-notch either; that Carling might leave a bad taste, quite literally. And it does feel a tad run-down and empty at times, especially since things have slipped a bit post-pandemic, with no outdoor spots to soak up the sun. Overall, if you're after a straightforward, no-fuss pub experience, it's worth a go, but keep your expectations in check and maybe give it another visit once those improvements kick in – fingers crossed it'll be even better!