The Park - Sheffield

Nice pub. We came to a party in the room upstairs. The room is a good size however, it's dated and not in keeping with the downstairs. It NEEDS AIRCON! The room was ridiculously warm with one tiny little fan on that was doing nothing. You're not allowed to open the fire exit door due to the neighbours and none of the windows open. The staff I dealt with were all polite and welcoming. I had a meal downstairs as I wasn't able to eat the buffet food and the meal was really nice. It was the chicken sizzler but I had it on a normal plate. It was all really fresh, including the bed of veg it sat on. Overall, we'll be back for a meal and maybe even a drink but I personally wouldn't book the upstairs function room until its been updated/improved and had aircon installed.

We booked The Park for our mother's wake. Both Sam's, manager and assistant manager, were friendly and helpful, food was excellent and Becky worked her socks off serviving us drinks from our own bar. Went perfectly. Thanks everyone.

When we went in there was little crowded, but the party was up and it was a good night if it had been downstairs, it would not have been so that we stayed as it was to roar

We came here for breakfast, all ordered a big breakfast and it was amazing. Nothing to complain about at all, every part of it was nice and even the staff were really nice and polite. Would recommend coming here

Honestly, I had no bad experiences at this pub chain. The nachos were a standout, and the portion size (as shown below) is more than enough for one person to share easily. The burger was a bit challenging to eat because the cheese sauce was oozing everywhere; I ended up needing a knife and fork due to the amount of sauce. I docked a star for a few reasons: they only offer light mayonnaise, which is disappointing—not a full-fat option in sight. Additionally, we were seated in a corner where the kitchen door kept swinging open and bumping into us. It was too crowded to ask to move elsewhere. The mobile app was also not functioning, which meant we couldn't order food from our table, something we would have preferred to do. Overall, it wasn't bad—just cheap and cheerful.