Miners Arms in Derbyshire Dales - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

It was busy but not packed so was hard to understand why the grumpy bar manager was shouting at customers’ kids and being rude to people with dogs! Maybe he’s in the wrong job! One of those cases where they have a captive audience being the only pub in the village, but for drinks and food I would suggest there are much better places locally - try the Moon at Stoney Middleton down the road, lovely pub and very friendly people or Bloom in Eyam for great food and drinks (and a lovely welcome).

This is what I would regard as a classic English pub with real old world charm, excellent accommodation and even better food, our starters and mains both exceptional. Superb beer, wonderful staff and the most amazing breakfast.

We turned up twice, without booking, and both times we were able to eat in the bar. The food was delicious. Between us we had the steak pie, the chicken, and then the lamb. All the meat was delicious and the vegetable accompniments were equally as good. Service was quick and the pub has a great atmosphere. Dont forget that they dont serve food on a Sunday evening - Im not sure about during the day.

Lovely stay for 2 nights at Miners Arms - good English breakfast (and late breakfast times were ok for us), room was nice and clean and service very good

My wife and I spent three nights at the Miners' Arms, using it as a base for visits to Matlock, Haddon Hall and other places in the Peak District. Our room was clean and well furnished, and the bathroom was spacious enough to accommodate a bath, not a shower (thank goodness). There was a touch of mould on the bathroom ceiling, however, and the decor of the pub was a little tired-looking. Dinner each evening took a fairly traditional turn, with dishes such as roasts, steak and kidney pie and cod and chips. Helpings were always generously sized, and no diner would ever be likely to get up from the table feeling hungry. The one disappointment was the unvarying nature both of the main menu and the specials board; neither changed once during our visit. Breakfasts were likewise of a high standard, although the very late start - at 8.30am - was a bit of an inconvenience. Reception on arrival and service at meal times were both in the hands of a group of very helpful and pleasant young ladies who seem in practice to run the place. The licensees or owners, at least at the time of our visit, were wholly invisible. Eyam is a very quiet village, and there is no noise from the bar, which anyway empties out after about 9pm.

We were overnight guests and hadn't reckoned on how busy it would be so hadn't booked a table - but they had saved us an early OR a late sitting.Food, beer and service were all excellent, as was the value for money. The room was also comfortable and quiet.

My husband and I had never been before and took the precaution of booking, it was Sunday lunch. We received a warm welcome, the staff were lovely and the service fast and efficient. We had a roast beef lunch which was good and great value. I also tried the local beer which was lovely and I am not usually a beer drinker. All in all a really good experience.

Had fantastic evening celebrating our friends 80th food was excellent and the service was first class lovely friendly staff thank you all

This is a lovely friendly family pub. The food is good, my daughter is still talking about the lamb dish she had. The beers were fresh and bright and very nice too. We all felt very welcome and so was our large dog too.

We have had drinks at this pub several times and made a spur of the moment decision to have dinner there. We were very glad we did because our meal was excellent. We both had cod and chips which were delicious and very reasonably priced. All the staff were friendly and efficient and there was a great atmosphere in the pub which was full of local families and was dog friendly. We would not hesitate to have another meal there.

Surprising find. Traditional pub, gas open fire, dog friendly. Friendly staff. Menu was impressive and our food was delicious, freshly cooked, piping hot and tasty. The steak and ale pie was packed with filling....delicious. Would definitely revisit

Brilliant pub. This was our third stay here. We live a stomp around the Peak District between Christmas and New year, the pub is dog friendly, so that was why we first chose it, but the place is just excellent which is why we come back! The staff are very friendly and helpful and service is good. Food is superb, the portion sizes are huge. We stayed three nights and ate there every night. Breakfast is also good, just right to set you up for a day in the hills. The pub is small and can get busy, you need to get in quick for a spot by the fire! A good range of beers including locally brewed ales. The room was spacious, comfortable with a good hot shower. We recommend the Miners Arms to anyone looking for a break in the Peak District.

We had a wonderful stay at the Miners’ Arms; the room was very comfortable, everything was spotless and the pub downstairs was delightful. We had a fish and chip supper in the pub which was excellent and we had excellent service! We would highly recommend and look forward to staying there again.

It was so good we ate there 3 nights on the bounce! Excellent food, great price, good portions and wonderful staff. Not to forget excellent beer.

Booked a table for lunch. We had the traditional Sunday roast it was absolutely delicious. The beaf was tender and the veg was really nicely cooked and the plates were hot . The service was really good with attentive staff and there’s a good selection of beers at-a reasonable price. It’s very comfy and cozy . I wish it was in our village , we’d be there regularly.

My wife says their Steak, Mushroom and Ale pie was the best she's ever had! Superb and Highly Recommended 👌

Incredibly unfriendly owner, food only so so. I would avoid. There are far better places to eat in the village and in the surrounding villages, don’t waste your money!

Stayed for one night.... lovely clean comfortable room.great location in lovely village of Eyam. Dog friendly....great gluten free food.... friendly helpful staff.... everything perfect..... couldn't fault anything....

We had an amazing Sunday lunch here; roast Beef/Pork with all the trimmings. Super hot, fresh and tasty; it’s well worth a visit. The staff were also very friendly and accommodating for our family.

An absolute gem. My husband and I stayed for one night along with our dog. The Miners Arms is in the most beautiful village of Eyam. We were made very welcome on arrival and our room was a double bed, with bath/shower, ground floor with our own door access. Great for us with the dog. We had an evening meal in the pub. I had roast pork dinner and my husband had individual steak, mushroom and ale pie. We had a side dish of vegetables. The meal was well presented and tasted delicious. For dessert I had the banoffee roulade and my husband had bread and butter pudding. I thought the price for the evening meal was very reasonable. Again both were really good. Did wonder if it would get noisy as our room was on the front of the building but no. It was so peaceful. Next morning we were looking forward to the full English breakfast and it didn’t disappoint us. Piping hot and again so good. Staff were very friendly and helpful. I would definitely recommend.

Great little pub in Eyham. Very friendly and welcoming with a good atmosphere. The lunch time menu offers a good range of gluten and non gluten options. Staff are friendly and positive promoting a good atmosphere. Definitely recommend the steak if you are hungry. A jolly good dish and very filling.

Had Sunday Lunch here and it was fabulous and very nicely cooked. LOADS of beef and all the rest, veg, roasties, gravy and yorkie. Full as a butcher's dog after but still ordered dessert which was beautiful presented. Service was excellent and very helpful and friendly. In an idyllic location and considering it was moderately busy, was very peaceful setting. We could hear the birds as we ate and drank. Gorgeous view. from the beer garden too. Will definitely visit again when we're next in the area.

Great place! Stayed here on a walking break with my friend. Pub downstairs is nicely done out recently. The rooms are very clean with tea making facilities and dog friendly too. Tasty breakfast and really enjoyed our dinner (we had the fish and chips). Some great post walk Eyam beer :) The staff really made it - friendly and welcoming. I was a bit poorly one morning and they could not have been kinder or more helpful. Big car park, we were able to leave the car before check in and go for a walk. Nice stay, good value, would happily return.

Went for evening meal. Quite busy but staff very attentive and friendly Local foods on menu and nice choices Food hot and delicious and average price Recommend tuna! Would recommend

We had a 2 night stay with friends, a lovely gem of a place in a wonderful location. Staff were very friendly and welcoming, and the rooms clean and comfortable. Food and drink were excellent and at reasonable prices. The pub has a large car park, which is surprising in such a picturesque and quaint location. No hesitation in recommending.

Stopped off on the way back from the village walk...very friendly and accommodating staff, and covid precautions among the tightest I've seen...nice lite bites on a rainy day... recommended...

stopped in for a drink whilst out walking. great social distancing measures in place. good beer from the local brewery.

We ate here when we stayed for a few nights last week and wished we had spent far more time in there. They could not have been more welcoming and the pub still has that warm cosy atmosphere considering the times we are in and all the precautions were well taken care of. Our meals were delicious, well proportioned and excellent value, great traditional pub .

My wife and I visited Eyam as we always do on a trip to the Peaks, it was a lovely hot sunny day so we popped in to the Miners Arms for a refreshing drink. It’s sad to see a Perspex screen at the bar due to the virus but as we were sitting outside in the sun it didn’t deter me from have a few pints. The beer is of good quality and the staff friendly.

This pub is extremely friendly and welcoming. The food is excellent. You have got to try the local beers served at this pub they are superb . Get yourself there and enjoy

Great pub,friendly staff and fab food the beer is well kept and a great pint,dogs welcome and a nice beer garden out back with outdoor seating in the front 👍

Stayed for 3 nights in August, Covid-19 precautions very well managed, rooms very clean & comfortable, staff very friendly and food all excellent. Will visit again.

We booked for evening meal Sonia had soup off the day and I had liver and bacon with vegetables and chips desert we had treacle tart and custard everything was nice and hot and the staff were excellent

Popped in here on the off chance after a very wet walk around and above the village . We hadn't booked and it was during the Eat Out period so weren't too hopeful. However, we only had to wait a few minutes whilst tables were checked and one found.We liked this pub. It's traditional but not old fashioned. Good Covid prep too. Service was friendly but efficient.As to our food, my broccoli and Stilton soup had to have been the hottest temperature ever. Not that I'm complaining as luke warm soup is a particular bugbear of mine. The soup comes with a choice of sandwich which is a step up on a crusty roll. A little more expensive but with the dine out deal, very good value.Can't comment on full dishes but would love to try on our next visit, hopefully not dripping on the carpet :-)

We had two meals there last week whilst staying in Eyam, both on Eat Out To Help Out scheme. On both occasions the food was very good indeed and the service was very friendly and appropriate COVID measures were in place. The menu was fairly limited but there was a good range for all tastes.

Frequented here a few times for an evening drink in the garden on our weeks holiday in Eyam. Also, had a delicious meal here, at a very good price and served by curteous, friendly staff.

This was our first meal out on our short break in the Peak District and our first meal since the lifting of restrictions. We phoned ahead to book a table, on arrival we were made welcome by the friendly staff. The menu choices were good, reasonably priced and the portions good.It is a different experience but it was made pleasant by the attentive staff.

Visited on a cold winter’s day. There was a regular stream of diners - some clearly local and others visitors to Eyam. Everyone was warmly welcomed by the bar staff as they entered.The Miners Arms offers a wide range of food; there’s one menu with the usual pub grub (sandwiches, pie, burgers, fish etc) and a specials board with more unusual fare. We were served with generous portions of very tasty and piping hot food - perfect on a cold day. The venison and orange casserole was particularly good - a large dish of succulent venison with plenty of sauce; one bowl with three servings of seasonal veg and another of potatoes. Overall, one of the best pub meals we’ve ever had at a very reasonable price.Whilst the Miners Arms is a traditional pub, the walls have been painted in a pale colour giving a feeling of light. There’s a car park to the rear. We’ll certainly be back next time we are in the area.

Great food, Excellent beer and very friendly welcoming staff, dogs allowed , what more can you want ,👍

Sat in the bar area and had the Cajun-spiced Red Snapper with Mediterranean vegetables - very good indeed. Very popular place

We really enjoyed going to the Miners Arms the atmosphere was good the staff so helpful and friendly and the food was excellent.

We were looking for a place for dinner in the vicinity and our usual favourite was fully booked, so we decided to try The Miners Arms. We were given a friendly welcome on arrival and shown to our table. The restaurant has a good atmosphere and the decor is well done. We made our choice - sweet and sour chicken for the OH and Mushroom Stroganoff for me. The restaurant was busy and the food arrived some time later. Both meals were well presented, although the Stroganoff was a light orange colour rather than the mushroom colour which I would have expected and was very bland - dare I suggest a packet sauce? We would return, but would probably not have mushroom stroganoff again!

We went to the Miners Arms last night after a long day walking the dales in mud and drizzle and it was just what was needed! A short stroll from the cottage where we were staying took us to this cosy friendly pub, where we both had meals from the specials menu. The food was very good, with beautifully cooked vegetables with the main dishes, the service excellent and the desserts so large I didn’t quite manage to finish mine. Highly recommended.

We stayed with friends for 3 nights in Eyam and went to the Miners Arms for dinner.It is a proper village pub with locals enjoying themselves in the bar but also provides very good pub food. A good choice , mostly plain but well cooked and beware large portions !!Good friendly service and value for money.Well worth a visit if you are in Eyam

Ate on Saturday evening..looked forward to the fish cakes but they were not home made and tasteless.Waited an hour to get food. Pub itself is nice enough

Returned to Eyam for a weeks holiday bet 14th and 21st September 2019 and I am pleased to say The Miners Arms is still going strong. We visited this pub daily and thoroughly enjoyed the real ale especially the local Eyam brewery Quarantine which was well kept has was the other two beers on hand pumps.The staff were friendly and nothing was too much trouble. We ate in the pub on two nights and the food was delicious, hot and of generous proportions.There was an extensive menu and a good selection of wines at affordable prices.The decoration was fresh, clean as was the toilets.I'd say an equal mix between visitors and locals and overall the atmosphere was very good. Hopefully we will return to Eyam again soon and our first port of call will be this lovely village pub.

Having spent the morning in the Eyam Museum it was nice to find somewhere to get a good lunch, and without having to pay over the odds in a tourist hot spot, bearing in mind the lack of competition in the village. Staff were very welcoming, and although the pub was busy, and with most people eating, we didn't have to wait too long for our food to be served. We all enjoyed the meal, and there was a good selection of drinks too. Set us up nicely for our afternoon walk!

Food was good. We stayed in Room 7 for 4 nights. The bedding and towels were clean. The room was not good. There were several patches of "WET ROT" on the walls, The bathroom window was very, very dirty and the water was very slow to run into the bath - it kept spluttering (as if it had an air lock). The bedroom needs a NET CURTAIN at the window as people can look in whilst walking past. You had to dress in the bathroom. These things need sorting before the room is let again.

Visited Eyam on a 3 day break and were surprised to see it was Carnival Day. Wonderfully welcoming atmosphere in the pub and brilliant to see the staff all dressed up and joining in. Bonus of strawberry flat cider too boot

We visited the pub on a Saturday night and it was very nice. We had drinks outside which was very nice and then went inside to have some food. We got three pies and a fish and chips and all were very good quality with generous portion sizes as well as a large side of chips and steamed vegetables. Very happy with both food and service!

We stayed in the village for 2 nights with friends. We had 2 dinners here and couldn't fault the place. Friendly staff, food consistently excellent and very good value. Recommended!

We were visiting Eyam and had Sunday lunch here. The food was excellent and the service was good. Staff were friendly and attentive. Will definitely return

This is the only pub in Eyam and I would say it is a traditional local pub. Not sure what to expect but there was a nice bar area and quite a good size restaurant as well. We were staying in the village on a break away and after walking a very long walk on both days it was very convenient to walk over to the Miners Arms. On both evenings we were served lovely, hot, large portions of food nothing fancy but good food. Just what you needed after a rainy day outside !! Nice service and good value for the price we paid.

Today we visited Eyam in Derbyshire. We decided to stop for some lunch at the Miners Arms arriving just before 12. The entrance door was locked but with a couple of minutes a young lady cane out.

Mostly nice food but some of the starters were not seasoned properly or at all. We shared a few between the table and they were a bit hit and miss - the garlic mushrooms was flavourless and the sauce separated, other than that the food was more positive.

During a recent family holiday this was our local pub within easy walking distance. Staff were friendly, food was excellent. Enjoyed it so much we went there 4 nights out of the 7 we were there, tried lots of dishes from the menu and were not disappointed by any of them. Well recommended.

Me and my family enjoyed some hot sandwiches and sides of fries washed down with some ale and ciders this weekend. We could not fault the food. A lovely pub in a lovely village. Would return without hesitation.

Fish and chips were delicious. There is the pub area and a dining area. It is an easy walk from anywhere in Eyam.

We had a few drinks in here during our visit to Eyam and weren't disappointed. The bar staff were friendly the interior and garden at the rear of the pub is nice and comfortable. The ale was great and they have a good selection of food too.

We had lunch here recently. Just sandwiches with some chips . Decent portions, nicely presented and reasonable cost. The real ale was well kept and excellent too. Also noticed the table of four people next to us. Food looked delicious with large portion main courses

Three of us were staying in Eyam for the night and called in at The Miners for dinner in the evening. We all chose different items from the excellent menu and all three of us were delighted with our food. the service was friendly and fast, the bar area where we ate was clean and well looked after.

We had two nights here, normally we would look for an alyternative to eat on the second night but the food was great. We had room 7 outside but it was probably the best. The staff are friendly and proffessional.

Bog-standard village pub with good ales, & a something-for-everyone menu. It's also a dog-friendly pub, so be aware of the sods lying on the floor as you enter the bar...

We visited this place Saturday night as 3 couples we were made to feel welcome at the bar we had booked a table for 6 for 8 o’clock we told them and we said we would sit in bar for a few drinks and everyone was happy the bar staff were very friendly the drinks good and reasonable it is a lovely friendly pub We moved into the restaurant about 8 we were given menus by a nice young girl we didn’t order starters just mains and it’s a nice menu good choice I had the pie and so did a couple more someone had curry I cannot remember what else was ordered but it all was lovely and you got plenty every one was happy with their meal but we started to notice one of the young girls was being a bit rude we asked for the pudding menu and she said there wasn’t much time but I suppose so and got them and banged them down on table we were shocked we decided against pudding but asked about a cheese board to which she said there was one but it was more expensive than the pudding menu we didn’t care about prices we ordered 2 cheese boards we were miffed as to why she would say that and why it wasn’t offered to us anyway they came and I must say it was a bit disappointing We could see they wanted service to end at nine and they wanted to clear up maybe this is why she was rude I don’t know the other girl was ok just that girl anyway she did the staff out of a good tip I will say food and bar was great just one rude girl in the restaurant and I would recommend the place and would visit it again

Very welcoming a variety of food and service was amazing !!! a lovley little pub staff and locals very friendly

Opted to eat here on our first night in Eyam and enjoyed it so much we went back the following night.

We ate here on our first evening in Eyam and weren't disappointed. The bar staff gave us a warm welcome and the Egyptian chef served up two excellent and very filling meals. The menu is very varied with some unusual offerings such as venison and orange casserole and lamb tagine.

We had a meal on Burns night at the miners arms traditional meal soup haggis( taties and neeps) traditional roast beef cheese and biscuits and coffee, the meal was excellent

3 of us went to eat here after visiting the village museum. And I dont even want to write a long review...the food was just perfect. My brother had Venison caserole with orange in it, I had lamb liver with Bacon in onion gravy and chips. But the other items on the menu sounded yummy too. Other big city pubs should have a menu like this. It is priced well. Paid 13 pounds for the meal and drink. There is a plaque at the wall, about the pubs ghosts, who burned to death in the fire. Soo not stayin overnight anytime soon

I HATE writing negative reviews so hopefully the management will take this as constructive criticism... midway through a long walk with a friend who ‘had wonderful memories of The Miners’, we arrived at 1.56 to be told “we stop serving at 2.00” .. we asked for anything, cold, whatever etc but apparently the chef had left & the remaining staff were unable to even make a cheese sandwich. Eyam used to have 5 pubs, they now have 1 .... the future doesn’t look bright if they can’t deliver a basic service... this pub is in a wonderful situation so surely staff could be trained to rustle something simple up for passing visitors (there were only 2 other people in the bar) ☹️

The food is fantastic! Visited just before xmas and we had 3 different meals and are still talking about them 3 weeks later. You could tell that a lot of thought and effort went into making these meals delicious. Will be making this a frequent spot to grab food!

Stroll sideways, Guv. Cor, strike-a-light. Lor' luv-a-duck.I don't know why the Miners' took me like that, but it did. Went with a whole bunch of friends (yes, I have got some) for a celebratory lunch, and was seriously impressed. We went in to a warm, atmospheric, welcoming place just oozing with history. If your imagination runs riot, you can just imagine Plague victims staggering past in 1665. Our table was well laid-out, smart, clean, very professional. Drinks were ordered before the meal, and the House red was more than palatable The meals came in good time, piping hot and nicely presented. I had the Cumberland Sausage with Mustard mash, onion gravy and steamed vegetables, as did one of the others. A few had the Mushroom Stroganoff,. the more eddy-kated went for the smoked salmon, one had the steak pie, another the vegetarian sausage. Everybody was complimentary, everybody ate well, everybody (11 of us) went home more than happy. The staff were friendly, the service was beyond reproach and the coffee was great, with a choice of milk or cream. Two and a half hours well spent, which can only be achieved with good quality Scran/Nosebag/Nosh. Going back soon for the Venison, if it isn't too dear!

Eyam is a very small place so we were not expecting much, but how we were wrong.

First stay in Eyam. Not disappointing on any front. We ate both evenings in the Miners Arms. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The menu was large and varied and not too expensive. Cask ales excellent. Well worth a visit!

We stayed at the miners arms on the 3rd november ...what a fantastic friendly local pub!! Our room was clean the bed were very comfortable!! was very pleasantly surprised at how good the rooms were after ready some previous comments! After talking to the staff i found out the negative comments were from when the pub had previous owners! The breakfast was amazing can not fault it at all....Eyam village was ideally located as we had walk Mon Tor that day and the following day we went to Chatsworth house so Eyam was about half way in between the two!! Eyam is a wonderful village with very friendly locals and it is a Historic village full of history and interesting things to see (the museum is worth a vist) All in all 10/10 all round.

Pleasant atmosphere, good beer, usual pub food menu, between us we had fish and chips, steak pie and chips, ham and eggs and a curry and rice all was well cooked and served quickly.

The menu here is very extensive. Great choice from sandwiches to full mains and starters. The young staff are very friendly and efficient. The chips are great! Gets very busy at lunch time as there are limited options in the village. Very popular with walkers. Children and dogs welcome.

We were staying in the village and didn't fancy cooking! The pub is centrally located, easy to walk to. The menu is reasonably wide, not a huge amount for vegetarians though.

Called in for a drink en route to dinner. Friendly welcoming staff, great service and a lovely atmosphere. Proper country pub!

This is a great little country pub. Stacked with character. Lovely food, great service, in a great location. Thoroughly recommended.

Lovely pub a bit hidden away if you do the Plague museum etc but worth finding. Very friendly staff & great food.

Stayed in Eyam for a week and visited this pub four times eating on two occasions. The choice of food was extensive with a changing specials board and although not fine dining the quality was good and the price more than reasonable. The staff were pleasant, chatty and worked hard making our evenings enjoyable. Three real ales were well kept and there is a good selection of lagers and wine. The atmosphere was good and a place where we will return to. Thanks for helping to make our stay in Eyam so enjoyable.

Nothing flash here - indeed the whole pub needs updating! Not sure why an iron/trouser press is kept on display in the restaurant!! But apart from that - great food and friendly service.

Really nice tasting pub food. Traditional setting in the heart of the village. The staff were very helpful and friendly. Would recommend if you are visiting Eyam.

We visited in 2016, had a lovely meal and were in Eyam again so.....

We visited recently and stayed for two nights. Ian and his colleagues were lovely and made us feel right at home. The room was very comfortable and was just what we needed. Both evenings we ate at the pub and the food was delicious, my husband said it was the best steak he’s ever had! The breakfast was served between 8.30-9.30 and year are able to choose the time you have it. We had a great stay and would definitely recommend staying at the Miners Arms

Visited here for an evening meal and were pleasantly surprised at the menu choice on the chalkboard at the bar, definitely a cut above pub grub.

This pub is nothing fancy it is a small traditional village pub but we thought we would stop off for a bite to eat & refreshments during a busy day out in the peak district and we were glad we stopped off. The food was good, plenty of it and very tasty, I had the beef roast dinner which was really good and my husband had the steak & mushroom pie which he said was also really lovely. It is definitely worth stoping at if you are in the area and in need of food.

The miners is the only pub in the Eyam village, so if you want to eat after 6pm, unless you want to drive this is it. Fortunately the food is fine. Its good pub grub. There is a good choice for all including vegetarians like me. I had a great vege sausage and mash and a lovely cheesecake. The interior is every inch old school pub, and a little frayed at the edges but I dont think it loses anything for that, it just adds to the charm. Its best to be aware that most pubs in the area only open lunchtimes and evenings - They do not open all day.

Interesting menu and good quality food. Also reasonably priced across the board. Nice to sit outside - the interior is a little dated.

In a cute village, an old inn. Looks slightly neglected but unusually it has some "Indian" dishes.nsimple meals but reasonable choice. You wouldn't drive for miles to come here but it's OK, just a bit ordinary. Some picnic type tables out front, on the little lane and a few more in a sheltered area at the back. A bit of a gloomy feel to the inside but that probably goes with the age of the place

Visited s couple of times over the bank Holiday weekend whilst staying in Eyam. Lovely old pub with very friendly staff. Food is really nice and service is great. Would definitely recommend .

We were in Eyam for a walk on a sunny bank holiday weekend and after an 8 mile trek popped into this great little pub. We didn't have food but were served quickly to excellent drinks and there was no issue that one member of the group just wanted tap water. Outdoor seating lovely and facilities great. Thank you very much.

Very friendly and welcoming pub with plenty of choice for lunch. Quick service, always with a cheerful smile and a thank you. I got the impression nothing was too much trouble.

We were staying in Eyam but only managed to visit once. Food ws wholesome and tasty and the fire was very welcoming, I was with a 4 year old who was very hungry and when they started taking orders for the food, we asked if we could just order my sons whilst we choose. They were very accommodating and his food came swiftly. Also, although we didn't get a chance to talk, the locals were chatting away to the non locals, which made it a very nice friendly environment. Looking to go back to Eyam and will certainly be back to the Miners Arms. Check food serving times as they don't serve food all day.

We visited in February 2018 and found the Miners Arms to be the only place to eat out in the evening. Consequently they don’t have to try too hard as your alternative is cook yourself, drive somewhere else or order a takeaway.

We were stopping close to the Mjners Arms and popped in on the first night. We ordered food and when it came , it looked , smelt and tasted great. The portions were large ( specially the fish , from the fish and chips) The food was really good value. The pub is dog friendly and welcomed us all and even provided water for the dog. It was a cosy county pub with a real fire. Staff were friend and mixed with both locals and tourist. I would recommend this to all.

Absolutely lovely meal , Sunday lunch, as good as it gets really .Could not fault our meals at all . Cooked to perfection , my roast beef and veg , wife's chicken also .Followed this up with Bakewell tart and custard , simply the best , a marvelous pudding .This is an outstanding , traditional British pub , also serving great cask ales , Greene King , can't wait to visit again .We had just done 9 miles around the hills and thoroughly loved The Miners Arms , great job ,well done to all the staff.

Visited for a meal on New Year's Eve. Large group but the kitchen seemed to be able to cope. Good food and decent beer.

Old fashioned country pub with good quality food. Lot of choice and good service. Quantities large so be careful if ordering starter too.