Derbyshire pub reopens for Christmas after being forced to close during pandemic
This article contains affiliate links. We may earn a small commission on items purchased through this article, but that does not affect our editorial judgement.
The Bulls Head bar and restaurant, in Denby, near Ripley, opened again on Saturday, December 11 after closing due to the pandemic.
It has been taken on by Fine and Country Inns, who run a number of similar venues across Derbyshire and Yorkshire.
Advertisement
Hide AdAdvertisement
Hide AdCompany chairman Gary Hunt said: “Great pubs are very often the hub of a community, and we aim to deliver the best possible experience for the people of Denby and the surrounding area.
“As a company we pride ourselves on good customer service and high standards. Through experience we have learned that in hospitality, we are there to serve and prove that we care about our customers, and we also care very much about our staff, as they are the heartbeat of any business and the key to its success.
“We are very excited and looking forward to meeting all of our customers and making the Bulls Head the heart of the community once again.”
For those looking to quench their thirst, the bar will be stocked with an extensive selection of wines, spirits and beers, with signature cocktails also available. The kitchen team have curated a menu that features high quality steaks and stroganoff, alongside a range of classic pub dishes such as beer-battered fish and chips.