The Bluecoat in Rotherham

More attractive from the outside than the inside ,but as with all Spoons a great pint and lovely staff.The toilets however do need some attention, very few were working and those that were weren't very clean.Car park down a hill at the rear of the pub but limited to an hour for £1 pay and display.

Food always cooked to perfection, excellent service and good choice of beers

Would have been a 5 star but forgot my mushroom off my breakfast

It's just a typical Wetherspoons. Nice place food ok. Nothing special

It's a good pub, gets busy on football match days though. Food is decent as are the drinks. It's a wetherspoons but on of the better ones in the area.

Not as good as other wetherspoons served a poor meal. That supposed to be a fish

Food and drink at great prices, can't get a pint of 2 quid in many places nowadays.

A fairly decent wetherspoons in a run down area I'd never reccomend going to Rotherham but if you find yourself there then this pub is worth a visit I do like the blue coat blonde real ale which is actually Cavendish by well beck brewery but this is a decent pint on the bar all the time so if nothing else on bar is favourable then this is a good fallback option the food is well cooked prices are very reasonable and slightly cheaper than some spoons due to the location.

It was a shock to discover that our previously favoured watering hole, the Corn Law had been closed down and recently gutted by a fire but the kind and friendly local police directed us to the Blue Coat, a charity school built in 1776, now lovingly preserved by JD Wetherspoons, continuing the social theme with Ruddles ale at 99p a pint. Great pub. Quick, friendly service at prices you can afford. Usual excellent Wetherspoons food available.

Nice pub. Three of us called in for breakfast. One of us had rock hard eggs another stone called dried out beans and I had bacon that was all in little bits and beyond crispy ! It's a shame because the rest was good.