Toby Carvey - Derby

For the first time in old and what a disappointment. great reception and fast to a table shown, sad all down from there. the poor young guy who does his best to command to take the money of the people and clear tables, so wait a bit to order, but he was very pleasant henne that he got to us. a great mistake was that I ordered an ugly pack with pork, filling and bratkartoffeln. you said it would take about 10 minutes, no problem as I thought it was fresh. I'm wrong! when it came, it was almost cold and soggy and even the bratkartoffels were hardly warm. the waiter immediately took it away, but when it came back, there was hardly any difference. obviously the idea of the chef chef has changed from hot to me. a longer zappen would have solved the problem. hot engraving on the bratereien made her pale, I ate the brittle wine cold, but the yorky package was disgusting! no commentary when the plate was collected, not that you really needed with what was left on it. will give this place in the future a large pitch.

Fab the bairns loved eating, very attentive staff and children padded a very good value for money! was amazing, loved it from beginning to end thanks to all who make our evening special

Warm welcome and lovely re-decoration. Served by Carmie who was friendly and very efficient. We all had a great meal too full for dessert, but enjoyed coffee and teas. The carvery is excellent value for money and has a great atmosphere. Reece was to-days carver. As a group we always enjoy our meet up here and highly recommend as a place to visit with family or friends.

Awful. They were surprised they were busy on a Sunday. Waited almost half hour over our booked slot. The queue was going round 4 lines. The staff look lost. Bar staff serve regulars in front of people waiting. We left having not eaten and being told they’re very busy. Proper joke. They don’t deserve your money

I had a craving for a Xmas dinner and we settled on Toby, but I again left disappointed with this visit. It was eerily quiet when we arrived on a Saturday afternoon. We found a table, but there was no sign of the festive menu option. . . It was that quiet that a few members of staff were passing the time by having conversations across the pub, really not caring who knew about their weekend plans and how their shift was going. We both had a carvery, but there were no pigs in blankets or parsnips, the lamb was very chewy and it was all just ok. We didn't bother with dessert and, again, went to Scoops instead. I find the table service option they adopt very random. It doesn't feel like a table service type of pub. When it came to the bill the girl brought it over and just hovered, waiting for payment. It felt very uncomfortable and I again left thinking we should have gone elsewhere.