Sadly we didn’t even make it through the door! We are staying in a holiday cottage in Warslow with our dog and had hoped to spend a few evenings enjoying the local ales and food. Walked down to the pub to be greeted by a...More

Not much of a review, as we had planned to call in halfway round a walk from Wetton Mill. We turned up at about 3pm, walked past the 'home cooked food' sign and tried to work out if it was open (closed door and looked...More

Maybe we just picked a bad day to stay. But, having read that the food was good, I had booked ahead. So, on opening the door, the sign which Read "Kitchen Closed due to faulty equipment - Open tomorrow"... was almost as disappointing as seeing...More

Don't get up to Warslow as much as we'd like, but always visit the Greyhound when we do. After a couple of years of trying to figure out where it's going, it's now settled down to become a great village pub for both locals and...More

The Greyhound is a lovely Village Pub serving quality food at down to earth prices (the portions are huge) and a great range of beers. Steve the Landlord and his staff are a very friendly bunch, the place was busy with both locals (always a...More

This is a great pub just off the main road. The food is excellent and the portions are huge. Friendly staff and a good selection of beers

Rocked up for a pint and stayed for a superb pork chop dinner. No paltry portions here 😁A true locals pub keeping a heart in this rural community. Great welcoming friendly service and conversation. Super evening playing pool and listening to the gossip. Cheers for...More

Popped in with wife and kids , it's your average country pub , not many in . Decor seemed a bit worn in bar area, the lady who served us was polite and welcoming. We ordered food , ( look at pics provided ) I...More

We used to frequent this pub regularly on our visits to the peak district, and in the past have experienced excellent food and service. After reading other reviews on Trip Advisor, we became suspicious that the meal we booked back in February as part of...More

We called at this pub for a drink last Friday (7th March) because the pubs in the first two villages we tried were either closed or just not open. The first thing we saw in the porch were two scruffy hand written notices: "No muddy...More