Service

The atmosphere at Flight Club is fantastic, making it a perfect spot for a fun night out with friends or family. Everyone around us was enjoying their games, which added to the overall experience.

No. 6 of Bars in Manchester

We had a brilliant time at the bottomless brunch! The cocktails were creative and the food was spot on. The service from Megan and Ash was friendly and efficient, making it a delightful experience.

Great food, and staff, big mention to Adrian and John both of whom were very helpful and attentive. All meals were beautifully presented and great quality. Well worth a visit.

A group of us went for the &#39;Rock &amp; Roll&#39; night. The entertainer was excellent if a bit to loud. The food was pretty good. the prawn cocktail sauce was rather watery but the prawns were fine. The serving of pate was very generous but the bread was like concrete. I think it had started life as a sourdough baguette, been re-warmed then allowed to go cold.We were very pleased with the main course being served with separate dishes of potatoes and vegetables so you could choose what you wanted and how much.Our table all had the salmon which was lovely. The sweets were all good as well.A grand night was had by all.

Find and book the best Bars in Barnsley District. Read authentic reviews from real users, compare menus and photos, and reserve your table instantly on Trip.com.

THE 10 BEST Bars in Barnsley District

The Crown, Monk Fryston

The Golden Lion

Red Lion Inn

Flight Club Manchester

The Brotherhood Of Pursuits And Pastimes

The Piccadilly Tavern

Didsbury

The Dry Dock Leeds

The Head of Steam • Huddersfield

Squinting Cat

The Fleece Countryside Inn

Alams Lounge

The Liquorice Gardens - JD Wetherspoon

The Shireoaks Inn

The Ashley Worksop (Hungry Horse)

The Graduate

Revolution Sheffield

The Crossed Shuttle - JD Wetherspoon

Walkabout - Sheffield

Brasserie Abode

Ohm Sheffield

The Crown Inn

Fox house

The Ball

HOWDY!

The Bay Horse Inn

Sun Pub

Taco Bell Barnsley

The Queens Arms

The Orangery at St Elphin's Park