The Jolly Farmer — Restaurant in North East Derbyshire

The owner of this restaurant verbally abused an 88 year old woman because she paid for her food but dared to say the peas were cold. This woman is my nan and he told her to shut up before she got a chance to even talk whilst telling her she’s barred for not liking the food. I reiterate she is 88, frail and overall she was scared of this man. This woman never complains and still happily paid for her meal. Never asked for her money back once. I find this absolutely appalling that this man would shout and intimidate a group of elderly women on their own, seems like some kind of sick power trip. Clearly should not be arround people especially vulnerable ones. My nan would eat her monthly with her friends, this often being her only social interaction with her friends and has never complained once, he has...

First time eating here last week, it was a Sunday so I thought it would only be right to order a roast. I ordered the ‘premium’ and I have no idea what was premium about it, it was bland. I believe my expectations for pub food is fair, if they had given me more gravy it may have been easier to eat. I wish I had taken a photo because there was only gravy on the meat, l probably should have given them chance to fix it before writing a review but i’m not one to make a fuss, besides no one asked if it was okay anyhow. The desserts we had were nice at least, like I say I definitely do not have high expectations but both our dishes were not great. It definitely seems like a nice place for locals to come for a drink but food wise I...

If I could give no stars I would! AVOID this pub by all costs absolutely disgusting customer service to a disabled man who needed the toilet! Discrimination against invisible disabilities. All my partner needed to do was go to the toilet because he has ruptured disks and can not hold it, this being said my partner did not want to go in the street in public like most men would in this situation. But the staff who work at this pub refused a member of the public (a disabled member of the public at that) to use a public toilet. I doubt a pregnant woman would have been turned away so there is no excuse for this vile and embarrassing ordeal my partner just had...