Royal Oak - Chesterfield

Proper pub serving an excellent range of beers and spirits, they do a fantastic pint of Carling! Food is reasonable priced and exceptionally good, the portions are big and there is a wide choice, every Friday is curry night where you can get a great curry for £9 between 5 and 8pm the staff are always friendly and happy to chat and there are some very interesting regulars, the pub is also supposed to be haunted with several ghosts, I go here regularly and cannot fault the place!

Easy to miss the Royal Oak,as it’s nestled in the small side streets. Very historic building. Great atmosphere and you can almost feel as your back in the land of the highway man. Usually pop in here for the selection of ales but for me it’s the porter, London Stout. Not eaten here before so had a look at the menu and plumped for steak sandwich and chips. Short wait and it was very nice. Chips are awesome. Staff very friendly. It’s not the biggest of pubs and some residents have been there for quite a while lol. With a visit for a pub with a difference !

We visited Chesterfield for the day and this place looked great and very old. Staff were lovely,polite and pleasant,food arrived quite quickly and tasted amazing. I had the hot steak sandwich with side salad and chips and my husband had scampi, chips and garden peas. Both were delicious and the bread on my sandwich was extremely fresh. Would highly recommend

I booked this little gem for my mum's wake and the staff went above and beyond to make it absolutely perfect. The food was reasonably priced at £5 per head and included a gluten free option for my family members with celiacs and a delicious lasagna and chips as well as sandwiches, crisps, sausage rolls and all the usual buffet standards and individual cakes. The staff were very friendly and helpful providing a hot drink option for those not consuming alcohol all in all it was the perfect send off!

We dropped in at lunchtime and had a steak sandwich which was really very good. A lovely well kept pint of real ale and a pot of tea. The tea was in a huge teapot but there was only enough water in there for a cup and a half of tea (cups not mugs) which was a bit of a disappointment. The size of the cups meant one teabag would have easily been enough for 2 cups. Perhaps because I have mine black I got short measures not adding milk to my cup? We will go back again another time though