The old famous corn exchange, unfortunately, I do say 'old'. A once great part of the Delph run, a starting point yet just like the pubs of the past it's reputation has long gone along with the standards.

A hungry afternoon brought me and the wife to the pub as we wanted to find a good haunt. Upon entering you get welcomed to a dark and dated atmosphere, which is in need of a makeover. We make our way over to a table by the window to get a vibrant view of the roundabout 😂. The hygiene of the tables could be improved as the menus were sticky and gave off an uninviting odour, usually this can be a telltale sign to get up and go but I was extremely hungry, so I let it slide.

We decided to order a steak fondo as we've had this before in the lutley oak. It took a while for it to come out even though there weren't many people inside the pub. When the food arrived, it was cold 🥶, the chips were cooked and warm but the steak was cold to touch and the cheese was stiff.

The food was sent back and we were given the offer to put the food back on the grill or cooked fresh. Naturally we wanted it fresh, even though it did come back warm, they never put the veg on there but it didn't seem like a meal that was worth £25.

The positive things I can say was this, the staff who dealt with the complaint was very nice and apologetic. It's just a shame that the kitchen staff weren't as hot on the food as there other pub the Lutley oak