Guardhouse - Menu

The food at this restaurant was exceptional - generous portions served hot and catering to every palate. The breakfast was also of a very high standard, prepared to order.

i and a friend stayed here when we went to watch a foot ball match we have stayed here many times the staff are all ways very polite and nothing is to much trouble the rooms are nice and compy

The highlight of this restaurant is the staff, who were incredibly kind and friendly. They made our meal experience wonderful, serving up a lovely breakfast that was even delivered to our room.

I so enjoyed my gluten free fish and chips (using gluten free batter). However, on a Sunday they close early and I didn't get there in time..BUT...they were very good about me bringing a McDonald's in/

The menu is limited, but offers simple, high-quality dishes. I decided to try the homemade meat and potato pie, which tasted just like a home-cooked meal. The staff were very friendly and provided excellent service.

Receptionist very accommodating and friendly considering the circumstances she was presented with no internet for bookings and everyone in Sheffield being flooded and unable to return home so many used this as a base. She was very busy and helpful, hotel room average could do with abit of a upgrade looks tired and bored. Very very 90s and not in a good way.

I was staying in the old barracks hotel below this place and enjoyed a few drinks in here before going to the speedway. It is a lovely quirky pub and the staff were young, pretty and unusual (in a good way)...and it was full of quirky characters...the ideal place for people watching. The selection of beers was really good and obviously spirits and wines too. I returned here after the speedway for a couple more drinks and they were really polite again, even letting me take a couple of drinks to my room in the hotel below. Will definitely stay at the hotel next door again and come here for food.

We went to the Garrison for a meal in the bar. The waiting time was 40 mins but at least we were told that when we ordered. The salmon was very good as was the scampi and chips. However, I would warn against choosing the steak and ale pie. The pastry was soggy and the meat was chewy, like trying to eat old shoe leather! I think that it would be an idea for the chef to eat one of the pies and then decide if this should still be on the menu. I had two bites and then just gave up. The chips and peas were fine. All the staff are helpful and friendly and the surroundings are pleasant but quite dark due to the nature of the old building.

So,before writing a review on here, I did email the Garrison 7 days ago. But since nobody has bothered to reply or apologise, I have decided to go ahead with my review. I was in charge of organising our work xmas party. As I have attended weddings, christenings and funerals here and always had a great meal, I recommended The Garrison to my colleagues. Unfortunately I spent most of the evening apologising to the other 43 guests as the food was definately below its usual standard. Those who had the prawn cocktail said it was swimming in sauce and tasteless. The tuna steaks were overcooked, grey and dry. The turkey dinners looked like they'd scraped together some left overs from Sunday lunch. A...