The Greendale Oak - Bassetlaw

I visited this restaurant on a Saturday afternoon and was promptly seated. The staff were friendly and attentive. They have a new menu, and I ordered the steak sandwich ($14) and fish and chips. The steak was cooked perfectly to my liking and the portion sizes were very generous. Overall, I had a great experience.

We visit this hostelry regularly. A recent visit proved to be one of the best meals we have had in some time. The quality and presentation seems to have raised to a new level. We ordered off the specials board, choosing Pumpkin curry and a fresh Hake dish. Top restaurant quality and superb service from our waitress. A very enjoyable evening.

We went to this restaurant for a family member's birthday party on a busy Saturday night. The food was fantastic, especially the Seafood sharer dish which we highly recommend. We were taken care of by a young waitress who was extremely attentive and accommodating. This was our first time at the restaurant, but we definitely plan on returning again soon. It was a great local discovery.

I had an amazing experience with the Sunday roasts at this restaurant. The gravy was perfect, and the vegetables were cooked just right. The atmosphere of the pub is great, and the staff are friendly. Plus, you can even bring your dogs along with you.

On arrival, we were looking at drinks available and was told in no uncertain terms to go to our table. My husband said he was looking at the types of lager and beers available and the waitress very abruptly said, it is table service! We followed her through and then when we asked what lagers were available, our young waitress hadn’t a clue. She brought a member of the bar staff over who was able to help. Our waitress then left without taking one of our six drinks orders, so I had to call her back. The food was nice enough but presentation of the pie, chips and vegetables was dreadful; swimming in gravy coloured water. At one point, we were chatting away; three couples who hadn’t seen one another for a long time, when a waitress appeared and immediately, bawled across the table at our group, asking us if we’d like to see the sweet menu. She didn’t even pause for a second before doing this, so we had a moment to recognise she was there. I don’t recall one smile, one polite word all evening.