Peak Weavers Rooms & Restaurant in Staffordshire Moorlands

Emma and Nick are very welcoming and their food is amazing !!! I recently òcelebrated my Birthday with the Family at home with Emma's take away menu. We thoroughly enjoyed the shin beef in red wine, along with very delicous vegetables and very tasty chocolate marquis. Over many years we have ordered most of the menu and it's always beautifully prepared and very delicious!! Thank you so much for helping me out This is a 5 ***** review !!!!!!! Helen

Peak Weavers was a real find. Lovely hotel in a bustling market town. Nick and Emma went out of their way to ensure our stay was a success - Nick is a mine of information about the locale and tbe best walks in the area. We shall definitely come back.

Had a wonderful few nights away at Peak Weavers for my husband’s birthday. Great hotel offering an excellent breakfast and Nick and Emma extremely accommodating and friendly. Nick has a wealth of knowledge about the local area and went on a fantastic walk in The Roaches following his recommended route. We will definitely be revisiting this locatio. and hotel soon.

Very comfortable, clean single room. There was plenty of room for one person. Best of all, it was very quiet, and the good curtains made it quite dark. I slept very well indeed. The breakfast was perfectly cooked, quality ingredients. Friendly people. Ideal location 5 minutes walk from town centre. Plenty of parking. Good value and much nicer than a large hotel. I will definitely return.

Billed as a four-star B&B, we were left rather disappointed. Our room was on the third floor, and the second staircase was very steep and narrow. The room itself had only 2 power sockets, one had the TV plugged in, and the other a kettle. We were constantly switching these out with other appliances (chargers / hair dryer etc). The armchair and carpet were rather grubby, and pillows lumpy. The bathroom had areas of mould around the bath, and very cheap loo roll. The building itself was the old convent, so this would explain the quirky layout. On the plus side, the tv was large, Wi-Fi was good, and location was great for access to the town. The hosts were friendly and helpful, and breakfast was OK.

An old convent building retaining much of the original character near the center of Leek. Run by Emma and Nick a lovely couple who couldn't do enough for us. The breakfast was delicious and service spot on. Highly recommended and we'll return to the Peak Weavers some time soon

A fantastic small hotel in Leek. The owners are lovely people. Breakfast is excellent one of the best I have had in ages whilst travelling. Rooms are imaculate. Great location for the Peak District and Alton Towers. And great value too. Highly recommend.

We stayed here recently for two nights whilst attending a wedding. Great hosts and a lovely breakfast with a good range of options. Our room was a really generous size with a super comfy bed. The hotel is in a good location to walk into Leek.

We stayed at Peak Weavers as a base for Alton Towers, which was perfect as it is a short drive to the park. The hotel is in a quiet area of Leek, a short walk to the high street. The hosts were lovely and had plenty of suggestions for local attractions. The breakfast which was included in our room rate was very tasty and exceeded our expectations. There were continental options as well as a full english or salmon with scrambled eggs. Our room was cozy and there was plenty of space.

Fabulous food-one if best beef dishes I’ve had in a long time. Locally sourced food. Friendly host. Elegant dining room apparently this was an old convent!

Visited here last night for a friends 70th. There were nearly 40 of us and the food was excellent, hot and enough of it. The veg were cooked exactly right! As I did not pay I can notcomment on the price and value for money

My partner and I stayed due to a wedding near by. They where accommodating and let us check in early to get ready. The rooms where lovely and had enviro friendly products. No tv remote for the room but that’s not the end of the world just means you need to keep getting up and we didn’t get a chance to try breakfast as was too late. I did try to find the breakfast times but they aren’t in the rooms guide- maybe worth adding. However the owner did kindly offer us toast. Lovely place and friendly staff would recommend staying.

Peak Weavers remains our favourite restaurant in the area. It’s menu is varied, it’s food is delicious and sourced locally and the service is very friendly and extremely professional. Well done Emma and Nick. Highly Recommend

We visited whilst it was frosty outside and found the dining room to be cold as it was large and the ceiling was high despite dressing warmly. The service was slow as a large party who were obviously repeat guests were there at the same time and we got the impression that the chef was on her own. We had the venison which was cooked well and the sauce was lovely. We didn't stay for dessert due to the slow service and feeling cold. The bill was around £70 despite only only having a drink each so we decided this was going to be a once in a blue moon type treat.

A secret place with a lovely quiet dining room where you are served by young polite waitresses. The owner operates the bar and provides a great wine list which he recommends with knowledge and enthusiasm. The meal was superbly cooked and everything we asked for was delivered in nanoseconds. Such a great experience we booked again for a wine tasting evening. Given our experience on a casual booking, we really look forward to that evening.

This is the second time my partner and I have dined at Peak Weavers and on both occasions the ambience, food and service have been exemplary. The menu choices are incredible, so varied in ingredients and composition that you could easily dine here on three consecutive evenings and be fulfilled on each visit. The wine list compliments the the wonderful range of dishes on the menu without it being overly extensive or expensive. A visit to Peak Weavers really is an experience that no other in Leek or surrounding areas can compete with. It really is better than all the rest!!

I have been fortunate enough to eat at this superb restaurant on a couple of occasions and it is outstanding. It is the only fine dining establishment in Leek and is in a league of it's own. The restaurant itself is elegant and comfortable with tasteful decor and the food is quite simply exquisite. The wine list is excellent and is certainly not over priced, like many fine dining venues often are. Fronted by owner Nick, a warm and friendly welcome greets you with excellent service too. His wife Emma is chef and, my goodness, she is fabulous. I would strongly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a premier class dinner in Leek.

Lovely place we booked peak weavers for a retirement party and Emma was very helpful and accomadating . I tried the duck breast and it was cooked to perfection the desert was heavenly and everyone was impressed with the meal and the settings. A lovely setting for a romantic meal or a small party

This was our annual Christmas visit and yet again it was excellent. The food, atmosphere and service were top notch making it an event to remember. As usual we had problems deciding what to have as the choices are so good. For the main course we chose the belly pork, steak and guinea fowl and they were all superb. Starters and desserts were all equally good. Can’t wait for next Christmas, although hopefully we’ll be back well before then. If you want somewhere special to go for a Christmas meal Peak Weavers is the best place we know. Unlike some places where the meals at Christmas are poor, basically mass catering, and expensive with poor service, Peak Weavers is special and no more expensive and still top quality.

A unique restaurant hidden away amongst residential houses. If you want a quiet and intimate meal, Peak Weavers offers the best in fine dining in a relaxing atmosphere. The table is yours for the evening so you can enjoy your meal at your leisure. The staff are polite and the owners make you feel special.. Would highly recommend.

We very much enjoyed the single sitting policy where you can spend the whole evening relaxed and not feeling you will be moved on. We also loved the use of local, seasonal ingredients and this combined with the passion of the chef / owners gives a great quality experience. The young waiting staff were excellent - well-trained, unobtrusive, friendly. The menu was small but wide enough to give a pleasing range of options. We both started with the beetroot and feta salad which was lovely - caramelised beetroots slices with cheese & hazelnuts - all delicious & just an elegant sufficiency. Hubby had the celeriac and sweet potato lasagne which he declared "yummy" & I had the pork tenderloin with rhubarb & cabbage - the veggies were delightfully al dente & I have a particular soft spot for red cabbage, so that was a winner! The rhubarb was lovely with the pork - have to try that at home. We had been spotting the other desserts as they came through so hubby picked the berry sponge with raspberry ripple ice cream & I had the double chocolate mousse cake with salted caramel ice cream - both were well balanced, not over-facing & tasted delicious - the salted caramel ice cream was particularly good & not too salted. Overall an excellent evening and very reasonable for three courses of such lovely food - many thanks & keep up the great work

I really wanted to visit as my parents had had their wedding photos taken outside here in 1949 when it was a convent. I was stunned by our experience here, caused me to question why i had never been before.Lovely atmosphere, very much the personal touch.Great decor but the food was outstanding.Locally sourced produce formed an exquisite menu , very tasty and sophisticated.Served beautifully.The table is yours for the evening.A special place to dine but not over the top expensive. It is only open on certain nights so ring and book to avoid disappointment. A stunning evening with fab food, good wine and excellent service.A gem not to be missed.

To celebrate our wedding anniversary we decided to try the Peak Weavers having read so many good reviews and newspaper articles. Wow!!! I never expected this in Leek A very warm welcome and lounge area to review the menu, not a huge choice but more than enough mouthwatering dishes to prepare you while enjoying a pre dinner drink. the dinning room is formal but at the same time relaxing and casual. table service was efficient and polite. for starters I had Hot smoked salmon with beetroot, potato salad and water cress, superb flavors, with a glass of Val De Garrigue, Cotes Du Rhone, very good. My wife and fiends starters were equally good. For main I choose the duck breast, which may have had 30 seconds longer skin down but did not matter, My wife a most perfect rare stake our friends stake and Sea Bass, all excellent accompanied by H3 Cabernet Sauvignon, again excellent, the evening finished with cheese and biscuits with port,and a final digestive whisky. At around £50 per head this is great value, We most defiantly will be back, Thank you Peak Weavers

My first course was a smoked salmon with beetroot, potato salad and water cress which cost £6.95. A small plate but a taster of what was to come. This was accompanied by a Pouilly Fume, nicely chilled. This was followed by a tenderloin of pork wrapped in bacon, served with roast potatoes, green beans and buttered carrots, served on rhubarb and cider brandy sauce which offered the acid to cut through to the palate. This amounted to £14.95. We chose the Bulgarian red wine as we thought it was an unusual selection for an accompaniment and it did not disappoint. My dessert was a home made blackberry and apple crumble served with home made vanilla ice cream. Americano coffee and a Cognac V.S.O.P. to finish. Note that there is a good selection of whisky to choose from. A popular choice for wedding receptions. Note that there are 3 steps into the dining room if you are wheel chair bound.

Precioso edificio antiguo, aparcamiento privado, a pocos pasos de entrar (para aquellos con problemas de movilidad).

Mi novio y yo asistimos el restaurante una noche de sábado, es pequeño e íntimo con el lujo de poder tener su mesa toda la noche. La comida era increíble! El servicio era increíble! Este restaurante puede no ser adecuado para comilones exigentes como no hay mucha variedad en el menú. Calidad aunque es genial. Tuve el venado que recomiendo altamente.

This was a family party to celebrate a 60th Birthday, The venue was excellent as was the cuisine, the host was very welcoming and the whole experience was most enjoyable. I would certainly recommend this restaurant.

Sigue siendo el mejor restaurante de puerro para esa ocasión especial. Excelente menú en Mothering Sunday, variedad, la comida fantástica y el servicio era maravilloso. Lo recomiendo encarecidamente.

I have been coming to Leek to see the in laws for 25 years. Always slightly disappointed that I haven't found a good formalish restaurant. This is a gem. I had been to see this place looking for wedding accom some 20 years ago when it was a bit run down, tired etc. What a great surprise to see the change. The welcome was warm, the bar area and restaurant were smart but not overly formal. The food was fabulous. The menu was not overly extensive with about 8 choices for starters and 8 for main. Deserts about 6. All were really well executed and really tasty. Mains included fish and meat. I had venison, the others had equally top notch food. The host was excellent and his staff young keen and well drilled. Wine selection was good and not too expensive at the top end. We chose NZ Sauvignon Blanc at £26 and Lebanese Excellent Red at £28. I think those were the prices. I think the prices overall were pretty good for an excellent high end dinner but I do spend loads of my time around London. I am really glad to have visited, will come again when in Leek and will recommend to others. At the moment only open on Thursday, Fri, Sat and special occasions. Absolutely fabulous! Thanks for a wonderful evening.

Although living less than ten miles away from Peak Weavers, I had never heard of it until some friends suggested we spent an evening there.The restaurant is almost hidden on a side street in Leek, Staffordshire. Once inside, one becomes aware that the owners have given the former detached town house charm and elegance.Dining is intimate and given a sense of privilege owing to the restricted number who can dine at one time.The food was beautifully presented and cooked to perfection. My one criticism is that because we were a party of nine, side dishes appeared to be confused with little help from the waiters. No one appeared to know how many we should have but my wife felt we had not had the correct number.Next time we visit, I shall put this right, and there will be a next time as the experience was highly memorable.

Very attentive staff. Nice cosy dining room. Food absolutely divine. Recommend the venison. We opted for a Chardonnay to go with our dinner. Very pleasant and at a very reasonable price. I cant wait to go again. Really enjoyable evening.

When booking a table at the Peak Weavers, it's for the evening, so there is no feeling of being rushed. This is a family run establishment and it shows. The courtesy and level of service singles it out as such. The menu changes from time to time, so one could easily sample a variety of dishes and flavours. Our experience on the night in question was excellent, with each course being served courteously and certainly worth the short wait. The food was prepared and cooked to perfection and certainly warrants a return visit, which we actually booked on the night, for December.

Recently celebrated my mothers birthday at Peak Weavers. Nick and Emma made the event memorable nothing was too much trouble. Everyone commented on how delicious the meal was and generally had a great time. They made the occasion very special and thank you very much. Would highly recommend. Will be returning.

I had tried to book rooms here but they were full, so booked the restaurant for the Friday night of a weekend break with friends. The restaurant is beautifully set out, making the occasion feel really special. The food is exceptionally good, certainly Michelin star quality but without the minute portions or high prices. It was so good we booked again for the Saturday night. Worthy of mention was the G & T! Best I've ever had, with Fentiman's tonic. Can't rate this place highly enough. Hope to return when in the area again.

We visited Peak Weavers for my wife's birthday after friends recommended it to us. The experience is excellent from your first drink at the bar upon arrival, the staff are friendly and willing to make very good reccomndations. The menu is excellent (using locally sourced ingredients), the wine list also has some excellent quality choices. We had a superb evening and will definitely be returning soon!

Peak Weavers is that "special" place to dine in Leek.Beautifully presented food from a diverse menu in a tasteful setting and all at very reasonable prices.The steak is the best for miles around and my wife's starter of melon with Parma ham with mango and kiwi was the best starter she had ever eaten.Once again we would highly recommend .

In a Christmas party of 8 from start to finish all was excellent. The duck I had was tasty, well cooked and different from what I've had in other restaurants. The cheese board was totally different from past places with not a cream cracker or digestive in sight and all different 6 chesses to sample. The owners should be applauded on using local produce.

Really excellent food, good young staff, pleasant armosphere. Worth a visit for a special occasion. Can stay the night too if you want to enjoy the superb wines on offer

Had a five course meal here and I would have rated it higher as the food was lovely apart from my main course of venison which was far too tough! Maybe I was just unlucky as everybody else seemed to enjoy it.

Eat here for 2 nights whilst staying at the hotel. The menu stayed almost the same but there were sufficient options. The mackerel and the fig tart were very good but large for starters. All the meat main courses we had were excellent with a good selection of veg.

Steak perfectly cooked, chocolate torte amazing, very good selection of wine, atmosphere and service very good

Great service and good quality food. Excellent choice of food on the menu. Recommend to anyone in Leek.

Peak Weavers is the best that Leek has to offer.Quality food at reasonable prices, matched by excellent service.Highly recommend.

The food we have had here over the years has always been of an extremely high quality. The restaurant was shut for a period a few years ago, and we hadn't been there for quite a while. However, we recently booked a table and were certainly not let down by the standard of the cuisine. As usual the staff were attentive but not over eager. On the downside, it is a little pricey but you get what you pay for. I don't normally order steak when I eat out due to the lack of quality of the raw material, but no such worries here! A fine piece of meat cooked to a t. Congratulations Peak Weavers you are still the best place to eat in not only Leek, but for quite some distance.

I had heard of this restaurant before I moved to the area to live and looked forward to trying it.I went with my wife for an anniversary dinner and was surprised to see only two other diners on a Friday night.When the food came I knew why.The meal was not the worst I have ever had but it was in the the worst ten.I will not waste time describing what was wrong as it would take too long,suffice to say the chef has never tasted the food she cooks or she would never let it out of the kitchen.I was hoping that this restaurant would be the best in Leek but I will never go again.

Friends booked this restaurant for our Ruby Anniversary.What a lovely place,the staff were pleasant and helpful,the lamb was cooked to perfection.I am sure that when we are in Leek again it will get another visit from us.

spotless, bed comfortable, decor very tasteful, breakfast was excellent, all in all a lovely place run by two love;y young people

This little haven of peace was exceptional! We arrived friday and were shown to our lovely room which was stylish and cosy.Dinner was gorgeous and cooked to perfection. Our waitress was helpful and polite and we enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere.Owner was friendly and helpful and gave us some great ideas of what to visit during our stay.slept like logs in our extremely comfortable bed . breakfast was to die for! And perfectly cooked with home made bread too.we stayed two nites and cant wait to return.cant state enough how much the ambience and sheer class of Peak Weavers added to a perfect weekend.

We always enjoy eating at this restaurant, as a couple and with family members. It has also proved an ideal venue for other events when we have wanted to treat larger numbers of people to Em's cuisine - we have held 21st birthday meals and other celebrations here . They also cater for buffets if you want an afternoon gathering. Nick, as front of house, is an excellent host while Em works here magic in the kitchen. Where possible the food is sourced locally and the wines are well chosen, as are the local beers.

I have visited Peak Weavers numerous times in the past and as you can see from previous reviews rate the place very highly.Last week I held an afternoon business meeting and I would highly recommend the venue for such meetings.Excellent buffet food at a reasonable price and a good sized room for up to 30 delegates.A great alternative if looking to run a meeting.

We'll.... What a great night. We took my dad here for his 80th, and the food champagne and host were fantastic.. My father wanted to end the night with a cheese board of his own choice, which included digestive biscuits, unfortunately, we were told there were no digestives... When the cheese board arrived.. FANTASTIC. There were digestives on it. The stop really was pulled out.I highly recommend this venue to all that appreciate good food, in a warm and friendly atmosphere..

This was a special night to celebrate my fathers 80th. And it really was special. The food was some of the best we have eaten, the owner was very attentive, nothing was too much trouble.... My father wanted digestives on his cheeseboard, though there were none.. And surprise surprise, when the cheese arrived, there were an abundance of digestives on it... The stops really had been pulled out. A great night

Thankyou Emma, Nick and all the staff at Peak Weavers for making our Special Day truly memorable.Providing food of outstanding quality is no mean feat when you have 50 guests.Each course was superb.The canopies on arrival delicious, the starter of pate exquisite, the main course of spring lamb cooked to perfection and the trio of desserts beautiful presented and tasted divine ,the cheeseboard as one guest remarked was the "best ever ".Our guests departed raving about Peak Weavers and many will return, of that I am certain.

Great evening had by all,food sublime and reasonably priced.service was spot on for all thirty of us which always came with a smile,convivial host could not do enough for us we all shell return,often.

Went as a party of 4 on Friday night,first class service ,fine wine beautiful food all in a fabulous house ,highly recommend.

Peak weavers is a lovely venue for a special meal. Seating to have a pre dinner drink and to look at the menu before moving to your table. The food was excellent, presented beautifully and tasted delicious.

We have been three times this year, and usually go with family for a get together, and in the past it has been fine for food and service every time, this time, the food was as always, very good, thanks to the chef. However the service was not up to past levels, during a conversation about a loved one in a care home, a very young voice intervened " can I take any glasses". Well to be fair we had red and white wine on the table, but had only been given glasses for white but none for red, so an unused water glass was given up to comply. We rightly or wrongly put this down to the very young and possibly inexperienced waiters. This could also be the cause of us being served with next to cold coffee. A replacement coffee was supplied, and then a weak "sorry about that ". from front of house. Towards the end of the evening the menu invited us to enjoy a dessert wine with the very tasty food on offer, we ordered a muscadet from the menu, we looked forward to this with what was to be, as always, a very good dessert, sadly we were then told that the last of this wine had been served the night before, a Friday, on inquiry the delivery is on a Thursday, so by any business planning/ lead times, a weeks supply had been used up in one day of business. The reason given for the lack of this wine, while still on the menu, was that front of house " didn't want to drag them over just for one bottle". We assume that this would be the status for any one requiring said wine until the next Thursday. If it it too much trouble to obtain a bottle of dessert wine of this type locally to comply with a given menu, which is a description of what is on offer to your customers, then so be it. For the food very good, for past service good, this time, lack of care, could do better.Do we have to look for another venue? Who knows?

Most definitely one of the best meals I have eaten.4 of us visited Peak Weavers on Saturday night and we all agreed that the meal was exceptional.A few tweaks to the menu have enhanced the dining experience.My ribeye steak was delicious, cooked to perfection and I enjoyed every mouthful.Great to see the restaurant full and undoubtably Peak Weavers is Leeks ultimate dining experience, and I am hard pressed to think of any finer restaurants in Staffordhire.Thanks Emma, Nick and staff

Thought this would be a good evening but stuffy pretentious head of house and mediocre food. A bit like having dinner with an elderly relative!

This restaurant was recommended to us by a friend of my sons, although we had been before for an afternoon party to celebrate my grandsons first holy communiun.We went for an evening meal and believe me the food was absolutely out of this world.With each course it got better, and complete with some fine wine, it was a night to remember.If anyone are looking for a special evening out this is the place to go.Stan J

We visit Peak Weavers for special occasions. Beautiful food, beautifully presented. The hotel is a Georgian property, stunningly decorated. The gentlemen who runs front of house is charming. I would highly recommend Peak Weavers.

Peak Weavers never fails to deliver.Our meal last night was of the highest standard.The service also is excellent, the ambiance of the quaint bar and classy dining area all adds to the experience.The restaurant only opens on a Friday and Saturday, so their is plenty of time to source quality local produce.If in The Moorlands be sure to visit Peak Weavers you will be in for a real treat

Having eaten many times at The Peak Weavers, I can honestly say I have never had a bad meal there. Last night's food was superb. We took some friends who are very fussy and they loved it too. The ambience is elegant and refined and service was excellent. Well done Nick, Emma and team.

a charming hotel with really caring owners helpful in every way. Super food. Everything bright and well kept

We have been going to the Peak Weavers at least once a month for over 10 years. We have always thought it is by far and away the best meal you can get in leek, and for quite a few miles around. The quality just seems to get better and better!! A night at The Peak Weavers is a firm family favourite and we can't recommend it highly enough!!

I was slightly nervous booking in a restaurant that I had never visited that had some less than complimentary reviews! I shouldn't have worried as everything was perfect - food excellent, surroundings wonderful and even the price wasn't bad. Can't understand why we have never visited before after living in Leek for over 10 years - will do again soon though. The only disappointment was that we could not coax the chef, Emma, out if the kitchen to take the compliments in person!

As per usual, food here was absolutely delicious and the menu tantalizing and mouth watering, service fantastic, a lovely atmosphere and overall a great night! I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone seeking a top class meal in Leek.

Good table service, very nice dining room but very disappointing food for the price. Nothing to justify complaining about we just won't go back. e.g. hot creamy tasteless soup, goats cheese starter with hardly any cheese, medium steaks were rare, mashed potato was potato puree, one small bowl of veg between three. Shame really as we wanted to be impressed.

Hidden in a backwater of Leek in Staffordshire, The peak weavers is a great find. Crisp, clean tablecloths and a delightful dining room with a relaxing, front room sort of feel to it. Excellent, wines, fresh local foods which included an imaginative vegetarian option that wasn't just pasta!! and locally sourced delicious meat, 2 fish options and puddings to die for! Marked it down solely because it was busy and we had to wait quite a while - but was worth the wait. Very enjoyable evening.

We were really looking forward to our first visit to Peak Weavers as we had heard very positive things about the quality of the food. On arrival we received a very friendly welcome, the menu although not vast was full of mouth watering dishes. The wine list also contained some excellent wines at reasonable prices.The restaurant itself is tasteful, with a nice atmosphere and everyone appeared to be having a fine dining experience. Our meal was superb, beautifully presented, top quality produce and cooked to perfection.We would highly recommend Peak Weavers to anyone who visits Leek.

An unexpected treasure, in a little side street in Leek, unassuming service, beautiful meal, wide choice of beautifully prepared, fresh and gloriously delicious food. It was an absolute pleasure to have our quiet family celebration here, the other guests were equally absorbed in having a lovely evening with each other, we were sad the evening came to an end, it was such a treat and a rare find.

An ex-convent, tucked away up a non-descript looking side street, this place is fabulous. Beautiful food, quiet, refined, really attentive staff, loved it...

Peak Weavers is a restaurant that stands out as one of the best. It is always a treat to go as the food is always of the highest quality alway has a little bit of a diffrent twist on English food at it's best. The service is alway first class and the restaurant is classic in style there is alway a good choice of wine to match the food and the desserts are to die for on my last visit with a party of 10 friends everyone was more than pleased with the quality of everything this was fine dinning at it's best.

We visited the Peak Weavers for a day late Valentine's meal. It was our first ever visit despite living locally for over 20 years. Having been advised of the standard of the food and the relaxed calmness of the dining room, we were anticipating a great experience, but nothing prepared us for just how good it was. The quality, the ingenious flavour combinations and the presentation of the food was better than anything we have experienced in many a year. The service was excellent and friendly rather than over formal. The dining room was full, but due to a decent amount of space between the tables and the subdued lighting, it did not feel crowded. The menu gave ample choice and indeed it was very hard to choose. To be really selfish, we especially enjoyed it because there were no large loud parties and no uncontrolled children out long past their bedtime!

Not sure where Phil H was eating, the food looked fabulous and tasted even better. We had a fabulous evening - everything was cooked to perfection, I was particularly taken by the duck, the steak, and the gorgeous Passion Fruit Parfait.Service was friendly and attentive without being intrusive, and my only complaint was that I couldn't eat more of their wonderful, wonderful food! Highly recommended.

9 of us went here for our late "Christmas" works do in February. The owner opened the restaurant for us as it's not usually open on Wednesday nights. The room was lovely and the food very good. The service was excellent. Would recommend Peak Weavers for a special family get-together.

We ate here on Saturday evening.Great choice on the menu, local produce being used where possible. Everything we ordered was presented, cooked, and tasted perfect. There was fresh homemade bread as well while you waited for starters.The wine list is very good, and priced well for a resaturant.The staff are courteous, knowledgeable and friendly, that goes for the proprietor too.The location is very close to the centre of town, yet you could be anywhere once inside, it's a little tucked away gem in the heart of Leek town centre, nice garden etc to the front aspect. There is parking too.The level of expertise on show with the menu, the combination of flavours and use of good local produce, and it's execution is second to none. This is without doubt the best restaurant in this town, alas it's only open for limited periods, but that adds to the charm somewhat, it feels exclusive and hidden. I review this in hope that you go and eat there, but not at the expense of me being able to get a table when I want one!Highly recommended for anyone that has any taste.

Dinner was served looking sparce and unappetizing, and the duck was so tough it was inedible, complained to the owner/manager and was told it was cooked ok and they would not change it. Owner was then pretty surly to us for rest of evening and after refused any allowance off the bill.