Dore Moor Inn

My colleagues decided to eat here tonight. We had a colleague over from Turkey, who used to be a professional swimmer and had a big appetite … So we had to think of somewhere that would serve reasonable portions and be okay for every person.
We had booked a table for 7 people and were given the big table by the front window.
We ordered but the server had to keep walking to the bar to check on items. They now use like an iPod /​phone to take the order rather than pen n paper! So we kinda joked bout what we would get!
One guy’s starter never arrived but were then told the tear and share garlic bread was logged as a main so the waiter said it would get sent it as soon as possible.
I had a steak which I asked for well done but it was pink inside. I still ate it. It came with an onion fritter which was over fried and too crispy. One colleague didn’t get the sweet potato fries he ordered but got chips. It wasn’t 100% perfect but we enjoyed the food all the same!

I would hang my hat on the fact that this is the best food pub in Sheffield. It is the locals favourite every time — and I was should know, I grew up in Sheffield! This is the go-​to place whenever we have a family get-​together.
The main reason for this is, of course, the food. The food is always excellent, high quality produce, served in interesting and creative ways. Firm favourites are the lamb shank, fish cakes, or pies. Always save room for dessert, as they have a pudding menu to die for! The crumble is always good.
The ambiance is really nice, it is very much a restaurant atmosphere than a pub. In fact, I think that if you are not eating, there are only a couple of ‘bar’ tables or standing at the bar. They close fairly early (last serving about 10pm) so get in the door before too late to avoid disappointment. There is also a nice beer garden where you can eat on a hot day, sadly those don’t come very often in Sheffield…
It is located right by the Peak District, so a good destination to visit after a long day of activity in the Peak.

A short drive from Sheffield, a friend took us here for a «proper English Pub meal» and it didn’t disappoint! The food was really good, and the service was great too.
According to the locals this is THE place to be for Sunday supper.
The building is very old and the floors are crooked. Warm and cozy inside in December with a fire burning in an old wood burning fireplace.

I’ve found this place to be hit and miss. Sometimes the service is smooth and the food is ok, other times the service isn’t so good. When we went we were given slightly dirty cutlery.
The premises are large and it has a comfortable dining area and some nice views. The food is mid-​range and is ok. Te prices are suitable. Ample parking.