Carriage House Restaurant in Derbyshire Dales

We visited at lunch time today and bought a hot turkey Christmas cob with roast potatoes. ..not the cheapest option but it looked good However by the the time we had queued for hot drinks and to pay for our food and drink our meal was at best luke warm. As my friend said, we would have been better going for the cheaper option of the cold turkey cobs. The food needs to be on hotter plates and to be served at a hotter temperature at the time if serving. More staff might be a good idea too I did mention it to a member of staff but they didn't seem interested. I wouldn't go again for this sort of meal

A lovely location on thr chatsworth Estate, but two things massively let this establishment down; 1 - all the cakes are uncovered, meaning that they are all extremely dry and stale (I go to chatsworth a handful of times a year, this disappointingly never changes, and I always include on the feedback survey I receive after each visit. Clearly nobody is reading them!) 2 - despite two hot drinks stations, there only seems to be one person at each, actually making hot drinks. Even when the queues are huge this doesn't change and I regularly see people put their tray back and walk out in frustration. The servers are maddeningly slow too ....or is that just amplified because we have to wait for an eternity to be served? I love chatsworth and am always hopeful these things will change; they are super easy to resolve and would make such a difference!

We haven’t visited for several years so thought we’d give it a go for lunch. Same old problem, once you’ve got your hot food you have to queue to pay behind customers who are only purchasing a drink, or cold food. Consequently your hot meal becomes a cold meal. Then you need to find a table. If you have a dog there is a designated area for you, unfortunately I noticed that this area was full, and none of the people in this area had a dog with them! Maybe a sign telling customers that unless they have a dog they should dine in the main dining area? There were plenty of empty tables. The staff also need some training in how to make a coffee, I requested a flat white but unfortunately got something that definitely wasn’t a flat white(see photo). Otherwise a very nice place to visit.

We dropped in here for a coffee and slice of cake whilst visiting the Christmas markets. For a Monday it was extremely busy, there are two areas you can get drinks from, the area on the left tends to have more selection, but the place on the right had a shorter queue. We opted for the right and were served by a lovely gentleman, very tall and double barrelled name, he was engaging whilst he prepared our drinks, having a good laugh with us. Then a very obnoxious elderly gentleman decided to jump the queue and demand to be served. The man was still serving us, and explained that there was a queue to Mr Obnoxious, but would be with him in a minute. Unfortunately this man decided to protest and demanded cakes etc, our server immediately and very politely just sent him to the back of the queue! Fantastic to see a proffesional dealing with a horrid customer! Well Done!

The food is at the best average and is overpriced. Taking advantage of one-off visitors is disgraceful.

Looks beautiful but the food was at best average and disappointing. Some nice staff, some rude and unfriendly. Upkeep of the dining area could be far better than it is. You can only dine out on your location so far, the catering services definitely need to up their game particularly as the cost doesn’t reflect the experience.

We ordered coffee at The Courtyard Coffee 'shack' as we were sitting outside with the dog. Very slow service, the two members of staff didn't seem to know what they were doing. The people before me in the queue ordered Cappuccino and a flat white ..which was made and served in exactly the same way as the Latte that I subsequently ordered. And, when I asked for a double espresso was treated like I had asked for something really difficult rather than the easiest coffee to make. They referred to it (not on menu) as an espresso with an extra shot! The milk in the latte had been heated to the point of being burnt ..and in both cases the coffee flavour was not good. Now I realise that we are at Chatsworth and nothing is cheap ..but £7.20 for these two significantly sub-standard coffees is outrageous. I know the hospitality industry is struggling for staff, but this is not an excuse for lack of training when you do have staff. So either train them properly or don't serve barista coffee.

Super friendly welcome put us at ease, lots of information about the menu. The food was delicious. Top notch.

We had lunch here on Sunday 11 December. The restaurant was very busy, but Cheryl found us a table and ensured our experience was perfect. The food was delicious and the service superb. We can’t wait to go again and hope Cheryl is there when we do.

Took my mum for afternoon tea for her birthday. The staff were some of the best people I had come across and made my mum feel very special. Food was lovely and although it seemed expensive when I booked you did feel as if you had value for money by the end. We couldn’t finish it all and so had a little box of cakes to take home. Would recommend to anybody.

We visited at 4.30pm on a Sunday afternoon and the place was near empty but took forever to purchase 3 drinks. Two of the staff that served us were miserable and abrupt - well actually one never said a word!! No apology for being kept waiting. It’s a shame as it is a lovely place for a quick drink when visiting Chatsworth and there is a dog friendly area to sit. Signs everywhere saying to respect the staff who are there to help. Mmmmm - maybe some of the staff need to buck up their ideas and respect their customers too!!

Hot day. Decided to eat inside. Huge barn of a room. Very odd furniture. Didn’t go with the beautiful room. Food good.

While visiting the stunning Chatsworth House, the wife and I decided to stop here to have some food, which was a very good decision as we had a really nice food. My chicken pie covered in gravy was amazing!

We enjoyed what we had - good quality, good choice. We sat outside in the sheltered courtyard and enjoyed our sandwich lunch…but my word, what a price! Sandwich lunch for 3 adults and a child best part of £50! My advice - take your own!

Would like to say thank you to the two lovely people who were serving in the carriage outside the main restaurant on Sunday morning. We had a great walk around the park on a very damp morning and they provided a cheery welcome, lovely hot drinks and delicious sausage sandwiches. Plus cloth to dry the chairs so we could sit outside with a muddy dog. Really kind, thank you.

Visited the cafe today whilst walking around the estate area. We all had the ham and mature cheddar sandwich with salad. The sandwiches were very nice and we cannot fault them. The staff were all friendly and polite. The selection of hot food on offer at the time of our visit looked very nice. There was also a lovely selection of delicious cakes. The cafe itself, in our opinion is not appealing once inside. The clear plastic chairs are horrible and not in keeping with the rest of Chatsworth. They are also uncomfortable. They make the cafe look like a roadside snack bar.

Visited here several times as I can take my little dog in with me as there is a separate area for people with dogs to sit. However several times there are always people in there without dogs using up tables dog owners could sit in when there are plenty of tables for them to sit in in the rest of the building. Why they are so selfish who knows? The food is lovely and reasonable price plus being a gold member at Chatsworth I also get a discount. My biggest gripe though is how long it takes for them to make hot drinks. This is especially annoying if you have hot food and are not having a drink but you still have to queue as most of the times I have been there they don't have a separate till open where non drink buyers can pay. Surely an easier way would be to pay for your drinks and give you a number. There are plenty of staff stood around who could then bring your drink to you. Hot food choice is pretty good with a few different items available. The coffee is nice too but don't always tend to bother due to the slow service as otherwise by the time you've waited your foods gone cold. Overall the food is good. The surroundings are really nice and it's great you can take your dog in with you it's just a shame it's let down by the slow service for drinks or paying.

Whilst visiting Chatsworth House we decided the have lunch here. We had a short wait for entry (it was quiet busy so this was understandable). The food and service were excellent, everyone was very helpful and friendly. The meal was very good quality, a reasonable price and the setting very pleasant. The numbers of people and seating were very well managed and the young man on the door exceptionally helpful.

I booked the Cavendish Restaurant for a reunion lunch for 8. We all chose different dishes and were not disappointed with any of them. The menu was varied and the quality was superb. The service was excellent and the ambience was just right. A lovely...

We were spending a couple of days exploring the Estate so had lunch here twice. Sunday was only a Carvery and that ran out of beef, however the pork was delicious. Second day the Beef Casserole was good. There is a separate area for dogs...

After a good walk round the Chatsworth wood a friend and myself had a cuppa in the Carriage. It was surprisingly busy for a Monday and there was a very pleasant atmosphere.

We had a lovely coffee and sandwich here, just next to the manor house. While prices were expensive (almost twice as they are elsewhere), we were hungry and thirsty after our 2 hour visit to the house and gardens.

3 coffees, a scone with butter and 2 slices of cake @ £19.95. Not very family friendly price wise and the inside seating area lacked atmosphere.

Being Chatsworth "Friends", my friend and I often visit the Garden and House and on this particular day, decided to try lunch in The Carriage House Restaurant. We saw that there was a meal deal on, being any sandwich, packet of crisps, piece of any...

We were advised as to why the food options were limited, Covid-19, but the hot food choice was bland and luke warm. No hot choice for vegetarians.

The Carriage House Restaurant has recently made a dog friendly area, the only trouble is every time I have visited, this room is fully occupied with parents and children with not a dog in sight! There as always ample room to accommodate these diners in...

Super sandwich’s and soups etc. Always interesting fillings and super breads and rolls. The hot selection is popular too.

Very expensive for what we had- 4 soups, 4 cold drinks and 2 sandwiches totalled £44. Though the soup was tasty, lunch was not worth the price. I even queried the price and the operator at the till said the sandwiches were expensive.

Cappuccino very disappointing warm week. Just like a vending machine we left it as if you tell staff they just say it's not us its machine, I could have been drinking warm dish water absolutely disgusting.

Regular visitors to Chatsworth and love it there but this canteen leaves a lot to be desired. Today I ordered the turkey dinner seeing as it's Christmas and we had just enjoyed a tour of the house. Whilst stood in the que with my tray...

Arriving ahead of opening time at Chatsworth House, the climb to the Carriage House was rewarded by good coffee in a grand setting.

We have visited here several times in the past and on this occasion were left a little disappointed. Whilst the staff and service was good, the food quality for the cost was fairly average and a little overpriced. I hope complacency isn't setting in and...

Always good and a good selection of snacks and drinks. Plenty of space and in a wonderful setting of Chatsworth

Chatsworth has recently provided a dog friendly room as part of the Carriage House Restaurant, for once this is a lovely room and not like the usual dungeons that establishments feel are good enough for dog owners.It is a little awkward to access as you have to enter through the exit doors of the Carriage House Restaurant which clearly say No Entry, the dog friendly area is then on the right.I was very disappointed on this very dismal wet day to find this room almost full and I could only see one table occupied by a dog owner, while we dined this become prevalent as more and more people without dogs come and occupied this small area compared to the vast seating area in the main part that was almost empty on a day like today.Why would people without dogs be so selfish as to choose to occupy this dog friendly area.If you read this review Chatsworth I think the sign should be changed from Dog Friendly Area to Reserved for Dog Owners Only, and police this.Dining from this area is a little awkward as you are next to the exit so you have to leave & go outside and back in through the entrance in order to join the queue, as I'm with the dog my partner has to then come back and tell me what is on offer and then go back outside again and re-join the queue at the entrance.We both had the soup which was very tasty.

Very well styled in the surroundings of Chatsworth with a good selection of food. However considering it is self service it is very expensive for the quality of the food.

Seemed more expensive and poorer quality than I recall it being before. Watery soup and roll £5.95 all main courses £12.00. We chose carvery, which was roast ham, carrots boiled potatoes and broccoli. Food was luke warm. We did complain and were given a cup of tea each in compensation. Had to change cup as it was dirty. Basic salad with cold pie was the same price. We had earlier paid £5.60 for 2 take away coffees which I suppose is the norm most places. Not an enjoyable dining experience. On a positive note the lady clearing the tables was friendly and helpful

Every visit to Chatsworth must include a stop into the Carriage House for lunch or just a quick bite.

Plenty of seating and kept nice and clean but definitely over priced. If visiting I suggest bringing a picnic especially if it is a family visit.

Never been so disappointed with Chatsworth before. Lasagne so over cooked it was mush, shop bought cold quiche and limp salad, cold chips and grey fish - none of it cheap, either! We have been here many times and have never found it so poor before. It is always a bit expensive, but it’s Chatsworth so normally we forgive them! This has put me off coming here to eat again in future.

Want a coffee and a cake? expect then to spend nearly a tenner each for coffee out of a machine and cake from a factory. Queue with a tray in your hands and then sit in a cacophony of noise to enjoy it.

We thought that we'd be stuck getting a seat at lunchtime here but if you go 20 yards from the till point it opens up into a large seating area that is a bit soul less but adequate. The prices at this cafe are a bit excessive though- £5.50 for a bowl of (admittedly nice) soup!

We decided to have tea and scones or cake.We could believe the scones with cream and jam were over£4.00.So we settled for some cheaper option cakes

On a cool May Day need a simple hot meal and later a drink and a snack. Both available here and most pleasant service.

the first thing that hits you are the purple chairs out side in the court yard they look trendy the court yard was buzzing with life and energy , gin bar ,ice cream stalls were busy, our party had the sandwiches and coffee which were quickly bought to our table no complaints there, plenty of nic nac stalls selling clothes ,beers bottles of champagne chatsworth souvenirs are plenty . there is enough in chatsworth to keep you occupied for the day lovely walks,the gardens or just chilling on the river bank plenty of outlets to eat ,or just an excellent ice cream to keep you going ,baked in sunshine which made it an even better day ,,,

Visited for lunch whilst at the house. We had a hot meal and drinks and everything was very good. Service was excellent and the staff were friendly. Very clean and plenty of room. Good prices.

Possibly our only slight disappointment about Chatsworth. Not the choice of cakes we’d have liked and a pity no plain scones or cheese scones, only fruit ones for a cream tea. Very crowded. But staff pleasant and friendly and a lovely area where you can sit indoors with the dogs. Quite pricey.

We ate here during a visit to Chatsworth and whilst the food was OK the choice was fairly limited - sandwiches, soup and a couple of main courses. I would have liked to have seen jacket potatoes with a choice of fillings, perhaps a one pot dish (e.g.chilli or vegetable curry) with crusty bread.

We have frequented this place a lot over the last 4-5 years but since a new person took over management the food and choice has really gone downhill. Used to have a jacket potato and filling/salad for around £7-8 not bad for where it is. Now they don’t even sell jackets?! The kids meals used to be reasonable now you’re looking at half portions for about £6 - never worth it. The sandwich boxes now consist of a choice of cold garden peas in a pot (yes really!!!) or jelly pots. Forgive me I don’t know many kids who regularly tuck into a pot of cold tinned peas?! Gluten free options now reduced As potatoes are off the menu however the soup was gluten free and tasty . My husband had fish and chips £12 and had 8 chips. He said the fish was nice. Drinks you’re looking at £2.50-3.50 for a soft drink. This place is overpriced for what you get / over staffed yet many don’t seem to know what’s happening. All in all I would return here but probably in a year in the hope it’s changed hands again !

We have visited Chatsworth many times as we live locally. We visited their Christmas event after the busy Christmas period (4th Jan 2019). It was relatively quite and queues were short.

We eat here regular and find the food is excellent, a little expensive but hey you have to spend now and again if you want quality.

Whenever you come to the Carriage it is the same scenario: decent food on offer, un-organized staff, till procedure is a bottleneck. The whole place is not really organized for a constant flow of customers, which is mostly the case any day of the week.

This restaurant is situated in the old stable block of Chatsworth House, seat of the Duke of Devonshire and one of Britain's foremost stately homes. The old stables also house an interesting array of shops and stalls selling garden plants. The food is good - several hot dishes always feature on the lunchtime menu - the soups are excellent and there is usually one slightly unusual dish or a twist on an established favourite. There is seating inside and in the courtyard on fine days. Queues are usually long at lunchtime, but generally it's worth the wait! There's a good range of puddings and of biscuits and cakes. Children's meals are rather run-of-the-mill - pick 5 pre-packaged and overpriced items... The main meals are on the pricey side but always good quality.

Having been slightly disappointed last time eating in the cavendish restaurant a few years back this was a much better experience. I had a very tasty and good quality three course lunch. Starter of Haddock chowder served in bread bowl was lovely. For main I had the beef burguignon with mustard mash which again was nice. To finish I had the baileys and chocolate torte - the best desert I have had in years - incredibly rich - just writing about it is making me want another!

My wife and I purchased two salmon and cream cheese rolls, priced at £6.50 each plus tea for two. The rolls were extremely ordinary and vastly overpriced. Clear plastic chairs - they may or not have been made from recycled plastic but surely there must chairs available theatre more appealing to look at and it on. Drab stripped wallpaper adorned the walls - why not vinyl photographic images of the various parts of the estate: brewery, lambing, deer, scenic views, the fountains, etc. As previously stated, all very expensive for what is little more than a canteen - the only saving grace are the staff. Until the restaurant changes we will not be returning or recommending it.

Great choice of places to eat if you didn't want to picnic. Menus to suit all pockets and taste. Thoroughly enjoyed our lunch here.

Very busy but staff available to make sure you didn't have to wait too long to pay. Plenty of chairs and we were lucky with weather so we could sit outside.

We popped into the Carriage House restaurant while visiting Chatsworth House. I selected a bowl of soup, a bread roll and a sandwich for my lunch. It was nice enough food, but by the time we'd negotiated the rather weird (to my eyes) layout, queued, paid for our meals and found a table, my soup wasn't very warm at all.

As we visited on a Sunday, lunch was the choice. What a bargain!

I wanted to treat some friends from work for their collective birthdays and chose Chatsworth - we've done Sheffield centre and Bakewell over the past years and though we'd step it up a notch! High tea was delicious - some of us had the champagne options and some didn't - the booze was lovely and the pastries and savouries were delicious! We were well looked after throughout by some attentive waiting staff who were all very neatly turned out. 30 quid a head isn't fantastic value for money but it is a lovely setting and fresh, good quality food in a special surrounding.

Every visit to Chatsworth usually involves a meal at the Carriage House, but not any more. All there was on offer, apart from sandwiches out of the fridge, was soup, a chicken wrap or a burger. We used to get a lovely hot meal - soup, meat and veg and potatoesor chips - this was such a disappointment.

We have previously eaten here on many occasions and never been disappointed, however, on our recent visit we left feeling less than satisfied.

We visited here twice during our visit, once for lunch and then for a cream scone. Both occasions we were very pleased, plenty of places to sit down including a delightful courtyard if the weather is favourable.

The Carriage House can stand alone as a well appointed and well presented restaurant close to the magnificence of Chatsworth House. It stands well enough as a destination in its own right - chops, gratin, sausages with locality at its heart.

My wife and I visited Chatsworth House with some friends and decided to have lunch in the Carriage House Restaurant, which is located outside the main property next to the car park.

Well run and good food. Clean and toilets excellent apart from locks on several doors did not work. Self service worked well with a good choice of food.

We ate n this restaurant. The food was very good, reasonably priced and the service friendly and efficient. There was ample seating on the day we visited and plenty of other options to eat including taking your own picnic.

The Restaurant and Cafe are nicely decorated and well laid out, but I had a feeling everything was going to be expensive so I opted for drink only to quench my thirst. There seemed to be a good selection of sandwiches, cakes and hot meals available and what I saw on other people's plates looked nice. I decided to buy a glass bottle of Wild Elderflower Bubbly as I had enjoyed exactly the same drink at a National Trust property a few days earlier. There were two ladies on the till, busily chatting with each other and one customer already paying in front of me. There was a slight delay as they resolved an issue with the transaction but it was soon my turn. The lady on the till did not say one word to me until she abruptly demanded the cost of £3-50p, no apology for the delay, no 'Hello', nothing. I was astonished as I had paid half this price at the National Trust property earlier in the week! As I was handing over the money, another customer behind me was called forward to the other lady that was also at the till now that they had finished their conversation. Overall I gained the impression of them both being rather rude. To be honest, I expected much better, manners and courtesy cost nothing. The seating area was very busy but there were a few empty tables, empty but not cleared or cleaned. I recommend that people take a picnic with drinks!

We visited in January after walking from the car park near the garden centre along the river to the House.

My wife and I had just enjoyed a rather cold and damp walk acroos the river side fields from Calton Lees, so a cup of tea and a chance to sit in the warmth was very welcome. The tea rooms weren't particularly busy, which was pleasant, as it can be packed sometimes. The staff were pleasant, the place was clean and tidy.

We had coffee and listened to Carols, there was mulled wine and other hot drinks including mulled wine lots of outside seating so you can sit with your dog.nI did not eat in resteraunt this time but have in the past all great. Shop is great as well

A little expensive for sandwiches,tea and a cake £37 for 3 people, but enjoyed the setting. Plenty of seating available and warm in winter.

Whilst we cannot fault the House, "Oh Dickens - It's Christmas!" nor the Staff the Carriage House Restaurant is a huge let down to Chatsworth House. I use the term "Restaurant" loosely too as it really is a kind of canteen/self service eatery with hotplate food servings. We had the 3 Bird Roast and whilst it was a decent slab of meat the stuffing scarce. Vegetables nothing to shout about, gravy thin and to be honest the entire meal luke warm - and even colder by the time we had got to a table with the snail pace of service from hot drinks and till. No Yorkshire Pudding either although advertised on the board. For two meals, pot of tea for two and two Luscombe drinks our bill was just shy of £40. Wouldn't have minded paying that if we had got value for money and food decent. Milk is served in little pill/medicine pots which you have to fill up from a machine. The seating area isn't much better either - really cold and paintwork shoddy with no atmosphere and the decor depressing. Really needs a refurbish and heating installing. Won't visit again for sure unless major changes preferring to either try The Cavandish, Flying Childers or elsewhere off the estate. Such a shame! Was so disappointed and let down after visiting the house.

The modern art in the dining room is anything but spectacular. Yawn. Not up to par for Chatsworth House. The food was alright and not too high priced considering it is a tourist attraction. Ok for a quick cup of tea and snack but hold off on a "meal" until you get to one of the local pubs.

We have visited this cafe/restaurant for more than 30 years.

Went here for a light lunch whilst visiting Chatsworth at Christmas. The bulk of the offering is soup or sandwiches. There is a wide choice of refreshments including alcoholic offerings. I had the parsnip soup which I enjoyed although it was not to all of our parties tastes. Others had sandwiches which were fine and minestrone soup which looked nice. There is also outside catering in the court yard but on a freezing cold day like today simply not an option!

We visited the Carriage House as an escape from the elements - about 2 degrees I think. I opted for the prosecco and granola followed by the three bird roast (Turkey, Duck and Chicken) with all the trimmings - my friend had the mulled wine. Although extremely busy, we enjoyed our visit and ended the day with a walk through the market.

It was the day of my wedding anniversary for me and my husband in which we attended the Chatsworth carriage house restaurant, on Saturday. Whilst the etiquette of the young workers was exceptional, the etiquette of a mid 50s woman was sub par, her name being along the lines of sandy perhaps I couldn’t quite see her name badge correctly. The way she was talking to the younger staff was beyond belief and not acceptable. But other than this downfall it was a beautiful day out and the younger staff really made my visit worth while.

After a visit to the house and gardens you must visit for tes ans scones, are lovely when they are warm. Very pleasent place to just sit

Having dined here previously the same attention and taste was not on the menu this time. I put this down to the hordes and queues therefore stress for staff and perhaps the same back stage in the kitchens which is a shame as we've always had good meals here,though pricey.

Awful ! Poor choices, over priced. untidy, tatty restaurant with dirty tables. Shamefully declined over recent years. Jacket pot and beans £6.95.....no side salad. A small potato and watery beans unceremoniously plonked on top. For nigh on £7, I'd expect a side salad.! No salad options...unless pre packed and side salad sized at over a fiver. The once splendid salad section was full of cakes !!!! It looks like there's been a change of caterers, and it's truly disappointing when you think of the prices they charge. clear your own tables too....although not many bother. Lots of unhappy customers that day. Really, really don't bother. The cafe at the farm shop is much better...go there.

We stopped for lunch and were a bit disappointed at the varied quality. The pie was tasty but the meat was tough. The vegetables ere well prepared but put onto a cold plate which meant they got cold quickly. The stroganoff and hot sandwich were good. Nice cup of tea and coffee.

I met up with a relative for lunch midweek. Firstly I must say that £4 to park no matter what the purpose of your visit is feels like an absolute rip off. The pain could be eased by deducting this from any subsequent purchases on production of the ticket but that sort of benevolence seems to be long gone on the Chatsworth Estate. Our self service food was fresh and edible but very over priced even compared to London prices. That said it is a lovely ambience with friendly helpful staff.

There are two restaurants at Chatsworth House: the Carriage House restaurant (self service) and the Cavendish Restaurant (table service). The Cavendish Restaurant menu has been rewritten, and the change seems to have been a disaster! On the two occasions we visited Chatsworth and wished to get a meal, the Cavendish has been practically deserted at lunchtime (it fills up for Afternoon Tea). We found the summer meals lack lustre, uninspiring and overpriced. The service could have been better also. Returning in the autumn, the menu was just as boring: we opted to go next door to the Carriage House Restaurant and helped ourselves to large bowls of soup, bread and croutons for a fraction of the price we had paid previously. If the Cavendish lunchtime dining figures are as disastrous as I fear they may be, the Duke and Duchess must be horrified.

Mi marido y yo comimos aquí durante nuestra visita a Chatsworth. Teníamos la sopa y un plato de ensalada de entre nosotros. La sopa estaba en un plato muy grande, muy bonita y con crotones fue muy sabroso y abundante. Las ensaladas eran frescas, atractivas y sabrosas. Pasamos aproximadamente £28 por eso, con dos tragos. Eso es un poco caro, pero no me quejo ya que era muy bonito, y fue un día especial. Volvimos para el café de la tarde, pero después de ver la oferta de dulces y pasteles, rechazada como estaban viendo bastante cansados.

Fuimos una familia con mi hijo, su esposa y dos hijos. Todos optamos por el asado, el cual fue excelente. Fue tallada con rodajas gruesas. agradable Las patatas asadas eran frescas y el Yorkshire budines estaban bien resucitado, las verduras estaban cocinadas adecuadamente, no en bruto o exageradas. La comida de los niños eran particularmente buena relación calidad-precio.

Este lugar solía ser un café caro pero de buena calidad. Aparecimos hoy para un café mientras en un paseo por la zona y nos entristeció ver cuánto había ido cuesta abajo. Los cafés eran apenas apetecible y prácticamente tirado en nosotros! Había montones de ropa sucia y contenedores de comida ollas en las esquinas de la habitación, las ventanas estaban sucias y la represa Hoover izquierda también había un punto muy dudoso que fue quebrado en busca de energía. Vienen en Chatsworth - se puede hacer mejor que esto!

Durante una visita de familia a Chatsworth almorzamos en el Restaurante Carriage House. Buena selección de comida que van desde comidas calientes a la sopa y sándwiches de rodillo; también una maravillosa selección de pasteles y opciones dulces. A nuestro grupo nos seleccionados sándwiches y comida caliente (pasta y pizza) - Todo sabroso y bien preparado. Nuestra particular favorito era el queso de cabra y remolachas sándwiches. La comida era un poco cara, pero esto es de esperar cuando tienen un público cautivo y muchos visitantes resultantes en las tiendas de comida muy concurrido.

Planeamos comer antes de un largo paseo por la zona, si Chatsworth House. Los aparcamientos estaban ya llenan pero con todo el personal fue como la seda. Caminamos hasta el Carriage House restaurante en el bloque principal estable a la casa y a pesar de estar lleno, nos encontramos fácilmente una mesa. Soy diabético en una dieta baja en carbohidratos así que la medicación y así comer fuera puede ser un juicio real. No aquí, había bichos ollas de estofado de pollo y fuga. Un plato una comida en sí misma y una gran relación calidad-precio. Sin duda me preparó para unos 10 km y no tenía hambre 5 horas más tarde. Muy impresionante, buscaremos más paseos que podemos hacer allí, ya que habían hecho fácil de alimentos nutritivos en un ambiente relajante.

Buen sitio para comer con algunas interesantes opciones de comida en este mercado hasta cafetería phishing. Elegí el estofado de ternera y servir tú mismo sentimos culpables sobre hongos y llenar mi plato a rebosar, como todo el mundo! Sándwiches y sopas estaban bien, aunque el acompañamiento de pan era sólo un pequeño rollo en seco, podría ser mejor aquí el precio como una finca de campo con una tienda famosa granja debería tener pan agradable. Las comidas de niños eran interesantes y de la 'elegir cualquier 4 artículos 'variedad.

Durante nuestra visita a Chatsworth, almorzamos en el Carriage House Restaurant. Yo tenía una sopa de temporada y rollo y mi esposa compartida un plato con mi hijo menor (creo que era una especie de pastel de pollo y champiñones). La comida era buena, llena de sabor, pero la factura me pareció demasiado para raciones. Si vas a Chatsworth, sería una buena idea te preparan comida.

Nos fuimos después de una visita a la casa. Nos habían dicho que no pudimos reservar pero parece que ha cambiado y nos las arreglamos para conseguir porque eran otras mesas reservadas. Tuvimos que esperar una hora para conseguir comida, cuando hicimos la orden estaba equivocada y tuvimos que esperar, pero nadie se molestó en decirnos. Cuando llegaron mis plowman la mantequilla y tarta cayeron en el suelo. La calidad de la comida dejó mucho que desear.

El restaurante de autoservicio, no hay menú fuera, largas colas para entrar. . . . . Más colas dentro y menú de difícil lectura. El personal no es muy servicial. Apiladas dos comidas (como madre no puedo llevar) y tuvimos que hacer cola para taza de té que solo cabía en la bandeja, y luego volver a hacer cola para pagar. Mesas de cerca junto con bolsas y carritos en pasillos, mesas no muy limpio y cubiertos/servilletas/leche difícil de encontrar. Comida (arroz) y hongos masala era agradable pero no caliente en el momento en que había pagado y encontramos asientos. . . .

El restaurante está situado en los viejos establos y salas de carro. Hay un gran patio con mesas al aire libre, útil si tienes a tu perro. Este es un restaurante de autoservicio que sirve una amplia variedad de platos calientes y fríos. No es barato. Dos bollos y un café cuesta 10 libras aproximadamente. Hemos comido aquí en visitas anteriores y la comida en general es buena. Los inodoros tienen sólo una reforma. No sé lo que ellos poseían para poner espejos en las paredes de los cubículos. Puede trabajar en un club de Londres, pero no en un ambiente de época como esta.

Unimpressed with staff no1 seemed to want to serve you no a good advert for uk tourism with international visitors! A short girl with long blonde hair must learn better manners definitely needs more customer service training!

Tuvimos un maravilloso día en Chatsworth y el único que no nos gustó fue el almuerzo en el Carriage House. Es una cafetería grande donde hacer cola para comida caliente, o sopa o sándwiches, luego la línea hasta pagar y llevar la bandeja a la mesa (si puedes encontrar uno limpio). Cuando termine tienes que sustituir la bandeja en una zona de la cinta de recogida. En otras palabras, es completamente auto-servicio. No tenemos ninguna objeción a esta queja, pero sentía la falta de presencia de personal no era buena, teniendo en cuenta los precios que se pagan por la comida y las bebidas. El lugar donde debería haber sido rollos con la sopa estaba vacío... tuvimos que esperar para volver a llenar. Luego tuve una de las últimas dos cucharas de sopa en el contenedor de cubiertos... este tenía que ser rellenados. El pan no eran sabor fresco y el pastel era muy seco. Las mesas estaban muy juntas y uno tenía que hilar con cuidado llevando bandejas de sopa y bebidas a través de un laberinto de maletas de los pueblos en el suelo por sus mesas, etc. En general, nos pareció que era una experiencia muy caro y la comida cafetería no vale la pena el precio que pagamos. Lo mejor fue la obra de arte en las paredes.

Que hacer varios platos diferentes almuerzo caliente y el mejor consejo es mirar en todas ellas antes de decidir, porque algunos parecen más apetecibles que otros. Elegimos el asado de carne por esa razón que venía con verdura fresca. En general, el plato fue un nivel aceptable para este nivel de catering, con la carne está muy bien.

La finca atiende bien a la multitud de visitantes que necesitan un refresco durante el almuerzo con un restaurante, así como cafetería, aunque las colas de estos últimos eran considerables. Esperando reposición de la puerro y sopa de patatas tomó un tiempo y fue decepcionante cuando llega demasiado de patata y poco rastro de cualquier potenciadores de puerro. Podría mucha variedad de alimentos para seleccionar las colas, pero se han reducido tenía una segunda hasta operativos. Un entorno de estilo atractivo y eran sin embargo uncafeteria bienvenida para aquellos de pasar el día explorando esta magnífica finca.

Llamar al restaurante me dijeron que estaba en otro lugar debido al recinto de la boda! Así que nos cambiamos a otro sitio que era justo al otro lado del patio. camarera fue muy agradable cuando llegamos a la mesa y tomamos unas bebidas para empezar. Todos nos miramos el uno al otro como un gran menú para un lugar tan grande como Chatsworth House. Todos nos jugamos seguro y nos fuimos para el domingo asado de ternera o cerdo. Esto no toma mucho tiempo en llegar a la mesa y que en lo que se puede decir por qué. La ternera y el cerdo era muy grasoso y no una agradable cena en absoluto. Mi esposa se quejó de la cantidad de grasa en su carne y nos dijeron que esto sería descontado de la comida. ¿Puedo sugerir que si llamas en asegúrate de pedir una porción extra de salsa porque parecía un poco rollo en el plato no buenas para un domingo y cena en todo lo necesario para hacer que patatas asadas un poco más suave y el budín de Yorkshire llamado. Espero que esta justo en la época de verano. La cantidad de visitantes extranjeros que viven aquí no se contenta con ese tipo de comida, estoy seguro. Espero que esto mejore rápidamente para todos. La próxima vez que vaya a zona encontrarán una buena comida de pub.

Llamamos aquí para un bocado rápido después de un tour reciente de la casa. Fue 4,15 h y el lugar era debido cerrar a las 16.30 así que no era particularmente ocupado. que no te hace sentir que teníamos prisa. Compartimos un jamón, queso y pepinillo sándwich y un paquete de patatas fritas y tenía un capuchino cada una. La factura era de más de £10, que es más de lo que se esperaría normalmente pagar por lo poco que tenía. Fue agradable y el restaurante es espacioso y bien decorado pero self-service, servicio de camarera. Este restaurante ofrece opciones más baratas como la otra, el Cavendish, sirve comidas cocinadas a la mesa, es más caro y es mejor reservar por adelantado.

Tuve un delicioso sándwich de salmón ahumado. Muy buen salmón de calidad, uno puede decir.