Horse and Jockey Restaurant in Derbyshire Dales - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Ummmmm disappointing. Female bar server unfriendly and does not top up your drinks and thus very surly if you ask for this to be done . Has she not seen the recent survey about people being shortchanged ??? If this continues we won’t be coming back. Staff training in customer service required particularly bearing in the mind the summer is coming 🙀. Maybe hospitality is not the ideal job.

Well we ordered whitebait & prawn cocktail starters gammon which came with chips & salad & steak & ale pie with chips & peas plus ordered a portion onion rings. Staff then informed us no whitebait shouldn’t have been on the menu bearing in mind it’s a proper printed menu. So ordered salt & pepper chicken. Cocktail full of prawns but bread that came with it was 2 small seeded bread crusts part dry & soggy. The salt & pepper chicken good portion for a starter. The gammon was large & tasty but pie had two bits of pastry on the top not sure what pastry it was. Meat & gravy very salty chips brill. Onion rings never turned up so told them to take off the bill. Would we eat there again no but would pop in for a pint.

It was a beautiful day and Tideswell is a beautiful.village so all that was needed was a great pub to provide food and the Horse and Jockey was all that and more. Friendly and helpful staff and good choices of Gluten Free meals made it perfect for us. Will definitely be going back

The reformation continues!! New manager in place and hopefully the only way is up. This pub is in a prime position and needed to improve. That’s two recent visits now and both visits went ok 👍

Good pub, we arrived too late to try the food but the beer was good. Old world pub with good atmosphere. I appreciate it’s a local but not sure why they insist on sitting around the bar so it’s hard for anyone else to get served / see the pumps. Enjoyed a few beers and tried other pubs in the village

We called for Sunday lunch and received two lovely plates full of piping hot, tasty food. We had the beef option, it was lean and plentiful. The veg was roasted carrots, cauliflower cheese and petite pois. The mash was amazing, smooth, creamy and a hint of mustard. Toped off with roast potatoes, a stuffing ball and a beautifully made Yorkshire pudding. The gravy was really good too, maybe could have done with a little bit more but that's personal taste, I do like my food swimming!! The atmosphere is really good too, we ate in the main bar next to a log fueled range. Staff and other customers were very friendly and welcoming and the beer is excellent.

Have not visited for ages but popped in for a pint on way home after walk. Really pleased to see it buzzing and busy. So will start to use again. You need to be a dog lover 👍though

Visited 3 times over our short stay in Tideswell, friendly, DOG FRIENDLY! Good beers, warm and welcoming. Third visit was for Sunday lunch, well worth the price, all fresh ingredients absolutely delicious. Excellent pub. We will definitely be visiting again…often!

A warm welcome shown up to our room. Lovely little kitchenette and sofa (needs a clean) four poster room. Lovely comfy bed and lively and warm. Food black and blue burgers yummy. Breakfast served by really lovely chef. All in really good value.

We were staying in Tideswell and as the Horse and Jockey was a short walk away we tried it and to be honest we were pleasantly surprised.The food was lovely,we had pieand chips and it was very tasty,well presented and reasonably priced.It was a little noisy but the locals were very friendly.Definetley recommend the Horse and Jockey

I had Steak & Ale pie and chips which was absolutely amazing. Sadly my wife's tuna and mayo wasn't. Far too much mayo, very little tuna. That aside, the main reason I scored it as average was because on the coldest day of the year, there wasn't any heating and it was bitterly cold in there. To be fair, they lit the fire just as we were leaving. If we are in the area again, I would still go back though.

Fantastic traditional pub in the lovely village of Tideswell. Very friendly and attentive young barman. Great menu catering for all dietary needs. We had the vegetarian sausage with mash and vegetables and it was delicious. Food selection of beers and spirits. Reasonable prices. I would highly recommend.

Pre booked for an evening meal with family group plus dog. Traditional pub with a decent range of meals to suit all. The starter selection was just okay. Deep fried squid, halloumi, cauliflower. Nothing special and quite small portions. The fish and chips were good. Sausage and mash generous and tasty. Helpful cheery service. Reasonable prices. Worth a visit.

We stayed the weekend and the locals were.outisde.on the front getting drunk.both nights to the early.hours. hardly.had any sleep and the breakfast was basic.

We had eaten here back in 2016 and had an amazing meal then. The food was excellent and the staff were very friendly. Our dog was made to feel very welcome too.

We had a lovely time here. Friendly bar staff and food was absolute quality. Steak and ale pie was delicious and my wife said the ribeye was one of the best she has ever had

Amazing place. Really friendly and welcoming, cannot fault it. Theo and his team were more than happy to help in any way. We were recommended Coolstone Pale and Riley Gold beers which were some choices. Food was stunning, the housemade chips were phenomenal. Genuinely cannot fault the place. Love it here, will be back!

Have been here few years ago. It was easy to get a table. I asked about gluten free food. The separate fryer was broken. The barman was very helpful and arranged for me to have my meal with vegetables and new potatoes. The meal was lovely, very tasty. My other half had Steak and Ale pie. The pie was a good size and full of meat. We also had dessert. We would eat here again.

A mixed experience in the horse and jockey but overall my experience was below expectation and value. We stayed overnight, £90 a night. The room was tired with black mould on the outside of windows, covering the window pane. Paint peeling off the walls and a general sense of uncleanliness about the room. The pub beers were fine and the female bar tenders were pleasant and engaging on the first evening. The second evening there was a younger guy running the bar who really didn’t seem customer focused at all. He told me one minute the kitchen was closed when we tried to order desert following our main meal and then told me it was a 40 minute wait. He was backwards and forwards to the kitchen trying to see if the chef would take an order for food. Very strange and he seemed thoroughly annoyed all night with everyone. My meal was sent back 3/4 not eaten. The chips were not cooked and the pulled pork topped burger had sat under the hot plate for so long it was totally burnt out and not edible. Breakfasts were nice though and again a different attentive waitress was great

Lovely pub! Food was great quality and service was quick. Dog friendly too! Chicken lasagna was 10/10, would recommend!

Tired “traditional” pub in the Peaks. Come with a low expectation like the other reviewers and you won’t be disappointed. If you like oily fried food and diarrhoea then this is the place for you. Chicken burger that you can’t bite through, chips so oily that I can only imagine the fryer was on half temperature and clearly the oils had not been changed for some time given the flakes of burnt crud that covered my chips. Upside was the very nice waiting staff and barman, let down by the can’t be bothered kitchen staff.

What a brilliant pub. The food, staff and ambiance are fabulous. Old school pub, with old school ambiance. The staff are friendly, polite, helpful and professional. The pub is clean, well stocked with beer and wines and when asked to turn music down , every single time, they were polite and respectful. The food is absolutely delicious and such large portions that I have not managed to finish a meal yet. The cost is very reasonable and the service is prompt and efficient. I overheard a member of staff saying to a customer that swearing is not acceptable… one strike and you are out… that made me so happy because many pubs we have visited ignore bad language. It’s a joy to find an unpretentious yet brilliant pub.

Fab friendly traditional Pub in this lovely Peak District Village. We ate in the restsurant one night enjoyed it so much we returned and ate in the bar the following night. Can recommend the steak and ale pies, sausages and mash as well as the...

This is a real inn of the very best kind. Nice historic, unfussy decor with fire in the range, good ale and wine and great food - with real homemade proper chips! The atmosphere was terrific, with locals, dogs and guests happily sharing the welcoming...

My wife and I visited for a meal on the evening of Tuesday 25th April 2023. We got a very warm welcome and I ordered rare steak. I love steak but it is not often I get a good one in the UK. I am...

Visited the Horse and Jockey for an evening meal with my wife and friends.I had the steak and ale pie with homemade chips and it was delicious.Full of big chunks of steak,a light crust and thick tasty gravy.The homemade chips were cooked perfectly.I would definitely...

Stopped in after a walk for a spot of lunch, ended up having a Sunday lunch and it certainly didn't disappoint, everything was excellent, could have eaten a whole plate of the garlic mashed potato, superb!

Came here to try the new chefs Sunday roast and was not disappointed. I had the beef roast complete with homemade yorkshires, crispy roasties, broccoli cheese and all the other bits. Was hands down the best meal I’ve had in a long time. Staff were...

Came here last minute for tea, myself and partner chose the Sunday roast and can honestly say it's the best roast we've had! Nothing at all to complain about. We will 100 percent be back!

we stayed for a weekend to enjoy some lovely walks with our dog in the peak district. tideswell is a great location, a lovely village and central for fabulous walking areas. the horse and jockey was a great place to stay, and very good value....

The three of us arrived at the H&J after seeing our usual Tidsa lunch venue closed yet again, not expecting very much in these dark days. However: log fire, personable barman, reasonable menu at fair prices, and enjoyable vegan curry. We now know where to...

Excellent visit to the Horse & Jockey. Great service, good pub food at a sensible price, well kept beers and an open fire.

We stayed for the night at the B&B as we do each year. Room was immaculately clean and had everything we needed. Over generous tea making station, plenty of toiletries and towels salons with nice, fresh and clean bedding. Had our tea down in the...

Very friendly atmosphere and dog friendly reasonable prices I ate scampi and chips was plenty service was quick

We could not fault the food as it was nice . The customer service could be improved no one came to check if our meals were ok . Our plates were not cleared from the table . When i went to pay for the bill...

We actually stayed at the pub the rooms was really comfortable and well equipped with everything . The staff could not have been more friendly and welcoming and there was a lovely friendly ambiance we had a lovely dinner with very generous portions breakfast was...

I was in Tideswell with my family and we were staying right across the road from this pub. After a long day of hiking we were looking forward to a nice meal. We went at 8 and asked if they served food ..they said yes.so...

We visited The jockey last June and had a lovely meal so retuned this year whilst staying in the village. The staff were friendly but inexperienced as they didn't know what to do when we complained about the food. We ordered the vegetarian choice of...

Superb pub and rooms came back home to to complete the Walking with the Wounded on Kinder. Coincided with Wakes week inTidzer. Sam was fab running the pub highly recommend great pub, great place and fantastic people.

Excellent freshly cooked meal provided fast even though the pub was busy. This was a friendly pub with good atmosphere.

We stayed here for a night in May 2022 and decided to eat dinner in the bar. Both the food and the service were excellent. We were a party of 4 and all of us were delighted with the food. It is impressive that such...

We had Sunday lunch and drinks here on Easter Sunday. The bar service was friendly and plenty of room outside on the benches where we chose to eat in the sunshine. The menu accommodated all our differing diets. I had a fantastic pork roast with...

Called in here for a drink/snacks on Sat 26th March . Had something to eat and although food was OK - we had to sit in kiddies seats in lounge ... and we are all males over 15 stone. Maybe a novelty but why spoil...

Atmosphere is good, likewise service and beer. Food less so. Salsa on nachos was tasty, but cheese was tasteless. Burger was an unseasoned dried-out patty in a dry bun, with half a slice of onion inside as garnish. Chips were few and limp. Onion rings...

Good food, great service from dan, fantastic procesco and cocktails. Great afternoon with the girls!

We took the family here for a 2 night stay (special birthday) whilst the staff were very friendly and attentive the rest of the stay was lacking in quality The rooms (we had 3 of them) were grubby and poorly maintained, one room the bed...

We enjoyed our homemade lasagne and pint of cider. Nice pub, friendly staff and good selection of mains to suit all tastes including vegetarians and vegans.

This is one of our local pubs. Decided to have food out, as we have eaten here before and it was very nice. Chef, your lasagne is better than mine! I thought I was Queen of Lasagne. Everything with it was also Yummy 😋 Also...

A group of four of us enjoyed a lovely meal at The Jockey. The steak pie was very tasty, and the 'proper' chips were just like my mum used to make...gorgeous. My friends enjoyed their beef burger and butterfly chicken, clean plates all round. Good...

We ate here despite being told all places to eat in Tideswell weren’t very good. I don’t think I could have imagined food in a pub could be quite this awful. The staff were friendly enough but the food was worse than school dinners from...

Given the good reviews below our experience perhaps reflects a mid-January Thursday lunchtime. There were few customers and, whilst we were well looked after at the front of the house, the food served up was poor. Garlic mushrooms which were solid and soggy chips. My...

We were well taken care of in this cozy and friendly pub. The chef came out to talk with us and made my vegan daughter a special delicious meal. My spouse and I also had lovely meals. Our dog loved the biscuits too.

Not a lot of love here. Service was indifferent, food not very good... Overcooked rice, tasteless, dry, chicken katsu, and overcooked chicken burger. Not much love or care shown. Won't be back. Lame horse - needs shooting...

Accommodation was very clean, the bed was exceptionally comfortable. Food and customer service were excellent!!!

Just stayed 3 days at this establishment,would highly recommend it ,staff very friendly to dogs as well as our party .The food was delicious the rooms very nice will be returning soon

We stayed at the Horse and Jockey in early November 2021 and enjoyed a really nice stay and excellent food from a menu that caters for a wide range of tastes. Staff were helpful and friendly and took time to ensure that we were happy. This is a very dog friendly establishment which many would appreciate. A good base for walking and visiting the region's attractions.

What a fabulous evening we have just spent at the Horse and Jockey, with the most delicious home cooked food and outstanding beers. The staff couldn’t been more friendly and helpful, and a visit from the chef made our evening. We loved the friendly atmosphere with a gaggle of locals and visitors from afar. People were more than willing to share the history of the pub and it’s wonderful family connections. We would definitely recommend this wonderful pub!

Had a great break at the Jockey . All the staff were eager to help and always happy to make us feel welcome . Big plus for us was it's dog friendly . Darby out black Labrador was treated as well as any guest and had a sausage specially cooked for him every morning . We are there each night as the good was very good and why eat anywhere else when we were made so welcome . Quiz night Thursday was a brilliant evening . Well done to ALL the team for making our stay special . Another big plus are the Tideswell locals ,who are a really friendly bunch . Thanks again Phil ,Claire and Darby xx

I have never written a poor review before but having recently been and was so shocked by the off handed manner in which we were served I felt it right to comment.The blunt answers to questions were simply - NO. No smile, no customer service full stop. The service was so bad we laughed about it outside because everywhere else in the area was the opposite, including the friendly way the locals spoke to us as we walked to the pub. We had one drink and left. We do not understand how our review can differ so much from the excellent ones given.

We popped in for pie night, we both had steak and ale pie, it was really tasty, great home made chips and lots of veg. Pudding, Kinder Bueno Cheesecake served with a jug of cream was delicious. Fantastic food!We had a lovely waitress (pink hair) she was so polite, made us feel really welcome, she got our dog a bowl of water and gave him a fuss, absolute asset to the pub! Thanks

Ate twice at the Horse and Jockey over the bank holiday weekend and the food was spot on and very reasonably priced, proper chips as well. Very polite and helpful staff, highly recommended.

Spent a week in Tideswell and with this being, by far, our closest pub, my wife & I visited every day for an hour or so. We never ate here so can only review on what we did and experienced.They had 3, perhaps, 4 ales on offer and, personally speaking, I can really recommend the Brother Rabbit ale. I’m not a big fan of most of the pale-coloured ales around; I find a lot of them too hoppy-bitter and I’m more of a ruby or dark ale person. But this one had a lovely, rounded & smooth taste. I think they had 3 lagers ‘on tap’; they certainly had Carling and Estrella, which was my lager of choice whilst there and was very nice. They had a fruit cider ‘on tap’ too.They had 3 rooms and two of them were more set up for dining. I’d say it best to check out with the pub when they will be doing food – they do have a chalk board outside but I got the distinct feeling that they make decisions week-by-week as to which nights to serve food as, part way through the week they added two nights but were talking about it-being a little ‘hit & miss’ whether customers turned up and, therefore, whether it was worth them-prepping the kitchen. They do have special feature nights though that seem regular, such as a pie night (Thursday I think).Staff were lovely – I chatted for some time with 3 of them during most of our visits. It was nice of them to make us feel so welcome and I wish them well.They had a couple of well-secured gazebos covering 4 benches just outside the pub whilst we were there, which was very much needed & appreciated during a largely drizzly week. They also have several benches just across the road on a grassed area. It’s got a ‘locals’ feel about the place but one that definitely makes visitors feel welcome.

This could be such a good place to eat. First time we ate here was better, hence we went back and sorry we bothered. The first time we were accommodated quickly and didn’t wait too long for food which was delicious. However the staff ( 2 men ) were run off their feet, with stock running out, even glasses. They remained pleasant and communicated the situation at all times. We went back 2 nights later, thinking it had been a bad day. This time we waited 2 hours for food, not once were apologised to by staff, only when I asked when would we get food were we told it would be soon… This visit it was completely different staff and we were told eventually it was a new chef. The food was not acceptable, such a shame. If this is how the Horse and Jockey is going to continue I wouldn’t recommend eating there.

Booked for 8 people for a meal. Went to order and told certain dishes were off as the main chef had called in sick and a stand in was in the kitchen.Ordered 2 medium steaks which were over cooked. Mash potato was inedible and the “triple cooked” chips weren’t (soggy and tasteless).When asked “how our meal was” I stated “disappointing “. We should have been rung and asked if we still wanted a meal with the main chef off.It would seem that a lot of the pubs in this area think it is acceptable to give poor food and service at high price’s whereas a small few give great service at reasonable prices.A shame but we won’t be back.

My daughter, grandaughter and myself were staying in Tideswell this week. I called in and reserved for sat evening, no problem. We had such a good meal, and great service, we booked again for sunday. The roast was lovely, the cooks really know how to put a meal together. We called in on the off chance again tonight and again no problem. The boys in the bar are very polite, with lots of people calling in and asking for meals, i didnt hear them refuse anyone. What an asset to the village this pub is.

Great quiet overnight stay, delicious well cooked breakfast, friendly welcoming staff. Small balcony which was great for having a drink and reading a book.

Great meal this lunch time. Enjoyed the scampi and the gammon. Friendly staff. Best chips ever!!!!!!!

We were on holiday for a week so were trying out the local pubs. The website says ‘under new management’ but I’m beginning to think that’s been there for ages as many other reviews refer to it. Website also didn’t have the menu available which is obvious when you finally see it as there is nothing here to set it above it’s many competitors, and would not have drawn me in. My partner had steak and ale pie which was tasty but cold in the middle, cold veg and lukewarm chips. I had scampi with lukewarm chips. With such a basic menu, getting the fundamentals right is important.The welcome and customer service was as lukewarm as the food.We’d really wanted to support a ‘new’ business, but on this occasion it was disappointing.

Called in for a drink and stayed for a meal. I had scampi and my husband had fish and chips. Lovely food and brilliant service. We'll definitely visit again.

This place rocks!!! The food, prepared and cooked by Gavin and Donna are fabulous that you would like to come back for more... the bar atmosphere is likewise great, especially the staff e.g. Millie and Sam (who btw is the son of the owner), who are so charming, adorable and accommodating. The food and service is superb. Highly recommended!!!

Great place to go for a real pub atmosphere. Homemade chips where a welcome suprise alongside the delicious food. Good drink with polite and attentive wait staff. 10/10

Food was great and fast service on a very busy day. All staff were polite and welcoming. all round great place to go.

Lovely atmosphere and great food. Staff were lovely and service was quick. Ladies toilets were very clean.

The food was tasty and was definitely homemade! Service was great and the staff were attentive and friendly! Would definitely return again!

Went to the Horse and Jockey for dinner on a busy Friday evening. We were greeted and served quickly and attentively, and our food arrived within 25 minutes. The food was excellent and every member of our party left feeling satisfied and well looked after. Overall we all had an excellent time and would definitely visit the horse and jockey again. 5 out of 5

This could be a lovely pub but sadly it is in dire need of a refurb, the seats had seen better days as they were split and the stuffing was coming out. The tables were sticky even though they had been wiped, when I put my arms on the table they stuck so did my phone. The meals were pretty average but value for money.

We visited a week ago ,there was sanitizer on the bar ,as we booked by phone they had our contact details,service was slow,probably because the young lady behind the bar seemed to be doing everything,not a vast menu,had fish and chips batter was quite greasy

Rather shocked to see no acknowledgment of Covid chances. We weren’t asked for contact details for check and trace when eating in, no hand sanitiser, no signs for social distancing, drinkers sitting around both bars. Felt exactly like going into a bar in 2019Food for 4 arrived rather spread out over a number if minutes. It was as if half the table had been forgotten.Food quality generally below average. Wasn’t expecting anything fancy but all dishes where somewhat underwhelming which is a real shame given the beautiful location. The pub would be super convenient for our week long stay here but won’t be returning.

We stay every year in Tideswell and the Jockey is always on our list of places to eat & drink and I have previously left good reviews. However in the post covid era things in this pub are not as they should be. No track and trace info was taken. People are congregating around the bar and so on. The worst part is the excessive rowdiness going on outside. The pub take no interest in asking their outside guests to drink up and move on when it's closing time and the partying (including fights, arguments and so on) continues into the smaĺl hours. This is in a residential area. Poor show on all counts.We declined to eat there.

Marie and the staff were very welcoming, loved the room with the fire it was nice and cosy. It would be nice if there was music in the lounge area or a TV and a nice fire as it got very busy in the room with the fire we are hoping to pop in again in the summer.

We visited here with friends and had food - if you can call it that! This pub is awful! It’s dark and dirty and doesn’t look as if it’s been cleaned since it was built which must be a very long time ago! There are dirty smears on the ladies toilet walls and a really strange smell to the place. The language coming from the staff was disgusting and they all look like they need a good wash and change of clothes! What happened to looking nice and professional for your customers?! Don’t go here. There are other pubs in the village. We will not be going back.

Having previously stayed at this accommodation twice before we booked back in May 2 rooms for a Christmas weekend away with friends. On arrival we were asked to pay for the rooms and was quoted a higher amount than what was quoted in our confirmation email. On querying it we were shown the booking in the diary to which we advised that the name we were being shown wasn't ours. The young man who dealt with us then advised he would need to speak to the Manager and we were asked to take a seat. After 20 minutes of being kept waiting the Manageress finally came over after having an argument with the young man which made us all feel very uncomfortable and long story short advised that they were unable to accommodate us as they were full and as they had only taken over in August and had no records prior to this and that this has happened quite a few times. If that was the case why didn't she come straight over and apologise and explain this to us? We then asked if this has happened a few times can she recommend somewhere for us to stay close by to which the answer was 'get on google'. We were disappointed that no assistance was offered in finding further accommodation or even use of WIFI and a drink while we searched. We where then left with the task of finding somewhere else at 4pm in the afternoon. I feel I can't give a true rating as didn't stay so you may find you have a lovely stay. Unfortunately we will no longer be visiting this pub due to the issues above.

A group of 8 of us ate an evening meal at the Horse and Jockey after attending the firework display in Tideswell on 2nd November 2019. I ordered beef lasagne with chips, salad and garlic bread. The lasagne was dry and rubbery, the chips came with potato skin on the ends and the waitress didn't bring the garlic bread until I asked for it.A couple of years ago I had eaten chips with skins on somewhere else but I would never eat them again as the potato skins gave me indigestion and I had stomach ache all night. I told the waitress that the chef had forgotten to peel the potatoes before cooking the chips. I said that the chips would give me indigestion so I asked them to cook some more chips but peel the potatoes first. They said that's how they come and they couldn't provide any other chips. I said that there is nothing on the menu to say that the chips have skins on. I cut the skin off the ends of each chip and it took me a long time to eat them. If I hadn't been with a group of friends I would have rejected the whole meal and asked for a full refund.They need to buy a potato peeler and train the chef how to use it.They did have a live band that we weren't expecting so I am giving them 2* instead of 1*.

great atmosphere, open fire and dog friendly. lovely staff, landlady especially made us welcome. nice food and quiz on a Thursday

Under new management from Summer 2019 and so much better. Marie and her team are doing a great job, very friendly and determined to offer locals and visitors a warm welcome with good food and fine beers. There was a good selection of gin too! Food was home cooked; loved the trio of sausages braised in mustard and onion gravy and the steak burger was excellent too. Do go to support her and we wish Marie all the best for a very successful future.

Had a Sunday roast with the family - great value and home cooked food. Marie and her team were excellent hosts. Would definitely visit again,

We arrived at 7.10pm and ordered food immediately. Unfortunately our order of four meals arrived in two parts; three meals at 8.10pm and the fourth at 8.30pm. Although we hadn’t finished our meal, unlike the couple next to us, who had their meals served an hour apart. We ordered gammon, beef burger, vegetable lasagne and lamb shank. All meals were poor, with salad and vegetables being minimal. The lamb shank special was tough and actually inedible. The manager cleared our table and asked if everything was ok, which did surprise us, as she was aware of our wait. We complained about the waiting times, as well as, the lamb shank. The manager declared she was sorry to hear that we were unhappy with our wait and the food and deducted the cost of the lamb from the total bill. We will not return to this pub. Especially when there are others nearby, with delicious food and pleasant staff.

Called today (Wednesday) says its open all day everyday , but it was closed. Went to other pub and had meal there instead.

Very friendly local pub with excellent food and beer. Very helpful staff. Made to feel like one of the locals

Great pub under new management, very friendly, good local atmosphere and really nice pints. Definitely worth a visit during your stay in the lovely village of Tideswell.

I recently visited this pub with friends on a walking trip. We arrived in the afternoon to discover that the new owners were unable to provide an evening meal as the bar was being refurbished. Thankfully, another pub in the village satisfied our hunger. My bed was very comfortable and the shower worked well. There was plenty of food for breakfast.

Been to the Jockey tonite and it’s like a different pub!! So clean, smells lovely, and toilets are immaculate which is what I judge a pub on, its cleanliness!! Libby and Chris are bang on and hope it continues!! Good luck to you both on your venture!!

Good pub food and the service was good as well. would recommend the toad in the hole. Good selection of draft beer and bar snacks. Made to fell very welcome in what i am sure is the local pub in the village.

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The most rude barman in history. Went to see menu and asked if they had fryes. He just said no .we asked chips he said no its all on the menu in black and white. His manner was not that of someone trying to get custom.

My wife and I have just had a 2 night stay at the Horse & jockey in Tideswell and we loved it. The room was great, spacious with a 4 poster bed (room 3) and the food was fantastic- all prepared in house apart from the Bakewell pudding. The owners and staff were lovely and very friendly. Couldn’t fault the place, beautiful village location and really convenient for loads of places like Bakewell, Matlock and Buxton. The pub is also dog friendly and really accommodating I would not hesitate to go back we were made to feel welcome and really felt comfortable here

Good value and enjoyable dinner in a friendly local pub. Plenty of choice on the menu. Very pleasant bar staff.

All ways a good place to drop in any time of year..Good beer nice seating area out from when the weather permits..open fires ect good atmosphere.

room for improvement at this one long wait for service hope they look after locals better or they will soon be in trouble

I have been coming to Tideswell for a number of years and always found the people every friendly and accommodating. The same is true of the serving staff here, however they are not well trained in greeting and ensuring customers are being taken care of properly. It is a typical pub where the customers are expected to take care of themselves by ordering at the bar, paying in advance and to not really expect much by way of service. We were seated in an out of the way upper room not given any information and were basically ignored for 20 minutes until we asked for some service. The server came to the table and bluntly said we take orders at the bar. We ordered our meals, mine was for the grilled chicken with chips, peas, onion rings and tomato. What arrived was the grilled chicken with crushed mini potatoes and chopped green beans with 3 packets of melted butter, not exactly what was expected. The serving and kitchen staff were apologetic but had no authority to remedy the situation. And the cook/manager, Steve's response was; I mixed up the menu with another dish, too bad so sad. There was no sense of regret for what we had experienced in his place and no offer of any sort of consideration, not even complementing my glass of wine. I would recommend avoiding this place as the last place on the list of bad choices.