Lundhill Tavern - Carte

It was great to hear The Lundhill Tavern was back in business. As a foursome who for 28yrs have eaten out Every Saturday and had visited the Lundhill many times before, The Tavern had some mixed reviews but we like to make up our own minds. We spend between £90 £130 every wk and are regulars in a number of pubs in the Barnsley area

We regularly visit the pub in couples. Love what they have done with the place. Lovely staff great bear. Love the log fire. But the food is a let down I'm afraid. A few of us had pie chips and peas. They say home made chips. More like frozen. The pie was a small square with little meat. The cost was£ 9.95per meal. £5 to much for what we were served. Other couples had chip butties.. The breadcakes were dry cheap ones. With a few chips on. Nearly £4.not worth it. But a great pub

We had Sunday lunch with the family the food was so tasty well seasoned well presented “complements to the chef.This visit was the third visit for lunch my husband had a sirloin steak with homemade chips and said it was the best steak he had ever had,looks like I’m off the list of good cooking!! If you are ever in the area I highly recommend you to go to the “Lund hill tavern’ has it is known in the Barnsley area of Hemingfield go have some food get a good draft beer you will not be disappointed. Voir le carte

We visited The Tavern for an evening meal for a large group. The staff were amazing with such a big order and were very friendly and accommodating. They were very dog friendly and had some really good gluten free options (steak pie to name one which was delicious). Due to the large table and our food taking a bit longer than the average order, (understandably with a table of 15) we were given Prosecco on the house for the group to celebrate a members birthday which was an extra special touch that was much appreciated. A great atmosphere and we highly recommend!

Lovely pub, cosy and homely, would be nice to sit and drink in however, we came for food as a family and would never come again. Pizza was a pizza we buy from supermarket at home for a few quid, goodfellas I think. Lasagne had absolutely no sauce on and the mince was pale, probably the worst lasagne I’ve ever had. Cheesy home cooked chips were really nice. We didn’t ask for a refund or complain, we just paid and left and wouldn’t return. Gutted as it’s a nice pub to sit in and everyone is friendly. Have to rate it 1 star purely because of the food, we wanted to come out for a nice family meal but left feeling gutted.

Really disappointed came here for mother’s day with mum who had previously worked here for years. Pub looks fab shame about the food can honestly say one of the worst carverys we have ever had ,meat sparse and dry frozen Yorkshire puds daughter asked for another one as she didn’t like the veg to be told no you can only have one potatoes and veg either massively over cooked or stood too long as mush. Such a shame as high hopes with it being local but would not eat again or recommend no one asked if everything was ok I have a feeling they know the answer if other diners comments where to go by I have never complained before but felt I had to tell the staff on the way out who apologised and sai... Voir le carte

Went here today for Sunday lunch. Absolutely shocking. 3 of us are vegetarians and ordered the vegetarian option Lasagne. After about an hour our meals were served. However 2 of the vegetarians noticed that the meat in the lasagne may not have been quorn. We asked the waitress and she said that it was meat!!!! We said that we did notwant a replacement meal. Also one of the group had asked for extra roast potatoes not served with the main meal, the waitress said that they would be 10 minutes never served. The yorkshire puddings served with the Sunday roast were still frozen. To top it all we were charged for drinks that had already been paid for. All in all a terrible experience never to be r...

I used this pub for a club social event with drinks before and after a club AGM meeting and Sunday carvery meal. The lunch was very mediocre with dried up meat portions and a poor choice of vegetables. The pub management were asked to ensure that a good selection of beer was available as there are many enthusiastic beer monsters in our ranks. However: on arrival it was clear that the message had not been clearly received as the real ales on offer were basically 2 versions of the same thing ie pale ales. This was mentioned by myself to the bar staff. In this conversation I asked who chose the breed on offer. I was informed that it was in fact the lady that I was speaking to. I then asked, if...

This place was once a popular destination until it closed in Spring having lost its way as a country pub. After being closed for many months it has recently been taken over by local people. In just a few short weeks it has been restored back to a cosy and charming country pub, with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The old chintzy interior has been replaced by light wood and lots of quirky fittings which reflect the area’s mining and rural history. Lovely roaring fire, plenty of comfy seating and a very welcoming ambience. Upon speaking to the staff it seems that great efforts have been taken to get it open as a pub for now with meals to follow at the end of January. I hope when the food arri... Voir le carte