Peak District Restaurants, Pubs, Cafes and Tea Shops in Derbyshire and Staffordshire

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

A 200 year old former coaching inn in the centre of Ashford in the Water. Good food and drink and great hospitality.    Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps

A privately owned Free House - open all year - one of the finest residential inns in the Peak District. Famous for food, hospitality and comfort.    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

The Derwentwater Arms is set high up in the old stone village of Calver. Serving quality fresh meals using local produce + real ales. Holiday cottage sleeps 5   Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps

The Eyre Arms is a traditional family pub in the heart of the Peak District, with close proximity to Chatsworth House and Bakewell.   Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps

Situated at Carsington Water this 17th Century award winning Public House and Restaurant offers family dining at its best.   Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps

Enjoy traditional hospitality at our privately owned 17th century Coaching Inn.   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

You will find a warm welcome at the Crown and Mitre, along with an excellent menu sourced from fresh local produce.   Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps

Traditional pub, built 1772, with bar food, garden, real ales, wine/tapas bar in basement. Live music Fridays. Function room for all your needs   Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps

A lovely, family-owned inn set in a conservation village in the heart of the Peak District National Park.   Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps

The Hollybush Inn is a completely unspoilt Grade II listed 16th century coaching inn offering superb home cooked meals and quality accommodation.   Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps

An 18th century village inn, in the delightful village of Great Hucklow. In the CAMRA Good Beer Guide.   Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps

This family owned country hotel is situated in the heart of the Peak National Park.
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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

Our privately owned 16th century Inn situated in 9 acres of its own land set in idyllic surroundings on the banks of the River Derwent.   Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps

Millstone Country Inn, Hathersage, Derbyshire offers excellent food and drink in the heart of the Peak District National Park.   Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps

The Pack Horse is in the centre of the beautiful village of Hayfield right at the base of Kinder Scout, the highest peak in the Peak District. There has been a pub on this site since the 13th century.   Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps

The Kinder Lodge lies right at the heart of Hayfield, one of the Peak District's most picturesque villages. Only a 30 minute drive from Manchester Airport, yet surrounded by beautiful scenery.   Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps

The Angel is a traditional public house in the centre of Holmesfield, on the eastern edge of the Peak District, overlooking Sheffield and Chesterfield.    Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps

The Cheshire Cheese is a 16th century inn on the outskirts of Hope, and was formerly a stopping point for salt-carriers from Cheshire.   Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps

A friendly traditional pub in the centre of Matlock Bath.    Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps

A 17th century Inn, next to the River Derwent and the many attractions of Matlock Bath.   Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps

A traditional pub offering home cooked food and real ale in comfortable surroundings.   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

A local inn since 1767, The Anchor is said to be haunted by the ghost of the son of an inkeeper who died in 1824.   Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps

The George Hotel is an 18th century coaching inn, dating back to 1730, next door to 'The Cathedral of the Peak'   Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps

A family run, 16th Century inn offering excellent en-suite accommodation, fine food, cask ales and beautiful country surroundings.   Click here for more information .....    Find on Google Maps