Reviews The Three Merry Lads Pub

I will 100% be visiting this pub again! just had a lovely lunch with the family, it's a lovely family friendly pub with friendly staff. So if you are looking for a pub that offers great value a family atmosphere then this is the place to go. The views are breath taking and it's a great place to take the dogs!!

Fantastic pub, yes it gets really busy when the sun is shining but the staff do all they can to keep service running smoothly, which they do with a smile! Awesome food, amazing gin balloons and cocktails and a fantastic space for the kids to play whilst we're soaking up the stunning views. Highly recommend visiting this establishment!

The best pub in Sheffield! Steak and Ale pie is to die for... and Amstel on tap... perfection!! �

Always wanted to try this pub and was not disappointed. Only had a drink or 2 and didn’t eat but meals looked very good. Warm and inviting pub and bigger inside than it looks. Would love to visit again in summer as decking at back had stunning views- can’t wait to visit again- lovely pub 🍺

Been coming to this pub since the 1990's! Always friendly staff, delicious food , and bonus field & playground & spectacular views . Tasty generous portions for the carvery . Thank you .

Excellent service, excellent staff and nothing ever a problem. Lovely food and would recommend to anyone especially the Steak & Ale pie yum yum.

We ended up here because our preferred jaunt, the Sportsman, was closed on Monday lunchtime. The pub benefits from friendly staff though they did feel somewhat impatient as we dawdled over an impressively wide selection of food. They had one local beer on tap and several indie ciders to choose from, as well as an impressive selection of cordials to try. Although there was a wide ranging food menu, there were surprisingly few vegetarian options and none at all in the 2 meals for £11 range. The vegetarian lasagne was reasonable but pricey for what it was. The hunter's chicken came with an ungenerous portion of chips and was billed as coming with salad or roast vegetables. As it was, there was no choice and it came with peas and an unadventurous salad which included a lot of raw onion. Onion rings were meant to come too and eventually turned up with another order, below. The same could be said of the salmon salad which was similar, again with lots of raw onion, though the salmon felt fresh and reasonably sized. The best of the lot was asparagus and poached eggs from the starter menu, which along with a portion of onion rings made a good main. The pub itself is spacious, with a nice selection of books to browse and games to play. Outside is a great children's playground and lovely views. There's lots of parking and even a drinks vending machine for those who arrive when the pub is shut. We are unlikely to go back, largely because Sheffield offers a lot of choice of pubs, but it was good to visit this one.

After a day of hiking at 28°C, I decided to reward myself with a swim in the lake, a meal and a cold shandy. The Three Merry Lads was the closest pub, so I decided to go for it, as didn't want to travel any further away. I did not pay attention to many details, as totally exhausted, but the service was impeccable. Once I asked if they could do vegan pizza for me, I had a straight yes as an answer, even if there was no vegan pizza on the menu. Pizza arrived within a few minutes and have to admit that ordering it, was one of the best ideas that day. The pizza was delicious, thin and crunchy. I was very surprised by how the cheese melted and how tasty it was. The lovely girls were checking on me from time to time asking if everything was fine or if I needed something else. They were lovely. I sat outside, as wanted to absorb even more fresh air and get dry after my dip in the lake. The view from the outside area was beautiful, straight onto some hills. The car park was big enough to fit many cars. I did not use the facilities, so hard to say anything about the cleanness.

Fantastic views, a lot of the menu had sold out for Sunday lunch and we were there at 12.00 and had already press booked. They said they had a busy day Saturday and sold out of stuff. So why take a pre order. Totally pointless

Exzellente Wahl für Hundehalter und Wohnmobilisten Eigentlich waren wir nur auf der Suche nach einer Übernachtungsmöglichkeit mit unserem Wohnmobil, denn die Camping-Rezeptionen in GB schließen früh - schwierig für uns Spätankommer. Auf Google haben wir gelesen, dass das Three Merry Lads Übernachtungen auf dem Parkplatz anbietet. Die Bewertungen klangen vielversprechend, also haben wir zum ersten Mal einen englischen Pub besucht. Am Ende haben wir dort nicht nur zu Abend gegessen, sondern auch gefrühstückt und sind für eine weitere Übernachtung - inklusive Abendessen - geblieben. Der Pub liegt am nord-östlichen Rand des Peak District Nationalparks und war für uns ein toller Ausgangspunkt für Ausflüge. Schöne Spazierwege führen direkt vom Grundstück des Pubs aus durch den Wald - ideal für Hundehalter. Von der Hundefreundlichkeit waren wir überwältigt: Am Eingang gab es Wassernäpfe und ein großes “dog-friendly”-Schild, drinnen wurden unsere beiden Collies mit Leckerlis und jeder Menge Aufmerksamkeit verwöhnt. Draußen gibt es einen Gassibeutelspender (mit Mülleimer). Die jungen Betreiber des Pubs waren sehr engagiert, locker und sympathisch und haben alles dafür getan, dass wir uns wohlfühlen. Wir haben interessante Gespräche geführt (obwohl unser Englisch bescheiden ist), tolle Ausflugtipps bekommen und mein Freund hat sich durch die englischen Biersorten probiert. Wir sind Vegetarier und haben den Falafel-Burger bestellt. Sehr lecker, eine ordentliche Portion und preislich mehr als fair. Wer im Pub isst und trinkt, kann kostenfrei auf dem Parkplatz übernachten. Wenn man bedenkt, dass man für einen Campingplatz locker 20-30 Pfund zahlt (es war Hauptsaison) und hier für ca. 20 Euro zwei Mahlzeiten plus Getränke und eine kostenlose Übernachtung bekommt, dann ist das ein guter Deal. Elektrizität ist optional und kostet 4 Pfund extra. Die Nacht war ruhig, der morgendliche Blick vom Parkplatz über die Landschaft herrlich. Eine klare Empfehlung, vor allem für Hundehalter und Wohnmobilisten. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Excellent choice for dog owners, campers - and vegetarians Actually, we were just looking for a place to stay for the night with our Campervan, because campsite receptions in Great Britain close early – a bit difficult for late risers. On Google we read that the Three Merry Lads offers overnight stays in the parking lot. The reviews and menu sounded promising, so for the first time ever we visited an english pub. In the end, we hadn't just dinner there, but also breakfast the next morning and we stayed for another night - including dinner. The pub is located on the north-eastern edge of the Peak District National Park and was an excellent base for excursions. Some nice walking paths lead directly from the garden of the pub through the forest - perfect for dog owners. The dog-friendliness was almost overwhelming: At the entrance a sign announced that dogs are welcome, water bowls were also offered there. Inside our two collies were pampered with treats and lots of attention and cuddles. Outside you get free bags for dogpoo. The young operators of the pub were very dedicated, relaxed and kind. They did everything to make us and our dogs feel comfortable. We had pleasant and interesting conversations (although our english is pretty poor), got great excursion tips and my boyfriend could taste many sorts of english beer. We are vegetarians and ordered the falafel burger. Very tasty, a decent portion and priced more than fair. If you eat and drink in the pub, you can spend the night in the parking lot free of charge. Considering that you easily pay 20-30 pounds on a campsite (it was main season) and here we got a full meal plus drinks and could stay overnight for about 20 pounds, that's a pretty good offer. There is also electricity, it costs 4 pounds extra. The night was quiet, the morning view over the landscape was gorgeous. We give a clear recommendation, especially for dog-owners and campervan-drivers. (Translated by Google) Excellent choice for dog owners and RVers We were actually just looking for somewhere to stay overnight with our motorhome, because the camping receptions in GB close early - difficult for us late arrivals. We read on Google that the Three Merry Lads offers overnight stays in the parking lot. The reviews sounded promising, so we visited an English pub for the first time. In the end, we not only had dinner there, but also breakfast and stayed for another night - including dinner. The pub is located on the north-eastern edge of the Peak District National Park and was a great starting point for excursions for us. Beautiful walks lead directly from the pub's grounds through the forest - ideal for dog owners. We were overwhelmed by how dog-friendly it was: there were water bowls and a large “dog-friendly” sign at the entrance, and inside our two collies were pampered with treats and lots of attention. There is a dog bag dispenser outside (with trash can). The young people running the pub were very committed, relaxed and friendly and did everything they could to make us feel comfortable. We had interesting conversations (although our English is poor), got great tips for excursions and my friend tried the English beers. We are vegetarians and ordered the falafel burger. Very tasty, a decent portion and more than fair price. Anyone who eats and drinks in the pub can stay overnight in the car park free of charge. If you consider that you easily pay 20-30 pounds for a campsite (it was high season) and get two meals plus drinks and a free overnight stay for around 20 euros, then that's a good deal. Electricity is optional and costs £4 extra. The night was quiet, and the morning view of the landscape from the parking lot was wonderful. A clear recommendation, especially for dog owners and campervans. -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- ----------- Excellent choice for dog owners, campers - and vegetarians Actually, we were just looking for a place to stay for the night with our campervan, because campsite receptions in Great Britain close early – a bit difficult for late risers. On Google we read that the Three Merry Lads offers overnight stays in the parking lot. The reviews and menu sounded promising, so for the first time ever we visited an English pub. In the end, we hadn't just dinner there, but also breakfast the next morning and we stayed for another night - including dinner. The pub is located on the north-eastern edge of the Peak District National Park and was an excellent base for excursions. Some nice walking paths lead directly from the garden of the pub through the forest - perfect for dog owners. The dog-friendliness was almost overwhelming: At the entrance a sign announced that dogs are welcome, water bowls were also offered there. Inside our two collies were pampered with treats and lots of attention and cuddles. Outside you get free bags for dogpoo. The young operators of the pub were very dedicated, relaxed and kind. They did everything to make us and our dogs feel comfortable. We had pleasant and interesting conversations (although our English is pretty poor), got great excursion tips and my boyfriend could taste many sorts of English beer. We are vegetarians and ordered the falafel burger. Very tasty, a decent portion and priced more than fair. If you eat and drink in the pub, you can spend the night in the parking lot free of charge. Considering that you easily pay 20-30 pounds on a campsite (it was main season) and here we got a full meal plus drinks and could stay overnight for about 20 pounds, that's a pretty good offer. There is also electricity, it costs 4 pounds extra. The night was quiet, the morning view over the landscape was gorgeous. We give a clear recommendation, especially for dog owners and campervan drivers.

We stayed over in our campervan. Initially I phoned to pre book 4 vans with EHU and a table for 7 people. On arrival there was some confusion as only 1 of the vans was booked in. The staff were very apologetic and quickly resolved the misunderstanding. We had some extremely fussy people in our group and the staff were always polite snd courteous and VERY patient with us. The food was amazing! One of the best stakes I've had in a long time. The portions were very generous and all 7 people really enjoyed the food including the yummy puds! The pub is dog friendly which was a bonus for us. The car park is on a slight slope but didn't bother us. There is no designated parking for vans and the EHU point is in the far corner of the car park so a long cable might just come in handy. Only 2 out of the 4 vans used the electric. Thank you for accommodating us even when some of my group became a bit opinionated which I can only apologise for.

Tasty food, great service. Beer garden looked great, although we sat inside, playgroup for kids too. Nice little pub for after a walk with hearty food!!

Lovely staff and a lovely atmosphere. We had Mac and cheese and stew and dumplings and a portion of chips. It was lovely. Will be back