Hartington Restaurants, Pubs, Tea Shops, Cafes.    Food & Drink in the Peak District - Derbyshire, Staffordshire, Cheshire

WiFi cafe and licensed restaurant open 7 days, 9a.m.- 5p.m. about 100m from the Tissington Trail midway between Tissington & Parsley Hay. Serving cooked breakfast, pastries, cakes, drinks. Flagged sun terrace and licensed for alcoholic drinks with meals.   Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps

The George at Alstonefield was constructed between 1710 and 1720 and is a traditional village pub, well placed for Dovedale.   Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps

Built in 1607, this Peak District family run Gastro - Pub has something to offer everyone.    Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps

Built in 1680, The Red Lion Inn served as a farm and alehouse, gaining it first licence in 1722.   Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps

An 18th century village inn, in the out-of-the-way village of Chelmorton. A fine range of food, and CAMRA listed.   Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps

Fully licensed tea rooms, and our food is all homemade and freshly cooked, with many ingredients being locally produced.    Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps

The Jug and Glass Inn is a 17th century Inn which has been completely refurbished and modernised. Situated on the A515 Ashbourne - Buxton road with spectacular views over the surrounding countryside.   Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps

Popular walkers/cyclists cafe in heart of the Peak District. Our breakfast was voted "Best in the Peak District"    Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps

Sue Clere and her family welcome you to the Waterloo Hotel in Taddington, a village at the heart of the Peak District National Park.    Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps