The Queen Anne in Derbyshire Dales

Well what a horrible place. Keep hearing that pubs are closing at a rate of 7 / week yet this is still trading! How? Must be the only pub in derbyshire that doesnt allow dogs yet walkers with filthy boots are ok. Miserable barman and very slow service

If you like “Faulty Towers” you’ll love this. A grumpy down to earth barman and lovely locals!!! You get what you ask for. Absolutely NO frills!!! We loved it. Not everyone’s cup of tea but if you like local characters this is definitely for you! Will be back for more - NO frills service !!

Great little place in a quaint village , really happy with the food which is all home cooked ……I had the chicken in a creamy Stilton sauce which was mouthwateringly good and I would highly recommend ….grest value for money would defo return , thank you

Lovely place to stay. Great staff and food. Beer garden was lovely, great views. So relaxing , had lovely breakfasts every morning. Stayed 2 nights and had meals both nights. Excellent choice, and really good quality. Wine choice was really good too.

We stayed for two nights. The room was cosy, the village quiet, and the full English breakfast outstanding. Really welcoming hosts in a traditional English pub with log fire made this a very memorable stay.

Just had a lovely two night stay with another couple! Had both the rooms available with a connecting entrance to the rooms! The rooms were on the small side but were very clean and comfortable with excellent WiFi connection! Bed was a standard double but very comfortable! Views across the fields were stunning! Hosts were very friendly and helpful without being intrusive! Even the locals in the pub were friendly! The food at dinner and breakfast was beautifully cooked and very filling!! Will definitely stay here again and would highly recommend it!!!

Such a shame - we ordered steaks and I checked with staff whether it was a pub that you ordered a rare in order to get a medium rare he assured us that it wasn’t so we went ahead and ordered 2 medium rare - my husbands was amazing but mine was very obviously cooked - I asked and left plenty for the cook to see it was not medium rare and No I didn’t send it back straight away as trusted them and are onion ring and mushrooms - no feedback after our puddings asked the waitress and the answer was she will try to do better next time we go - soo disappointed would have loved it to be more of a local for us - but will not be going back found the whole experience extremely rude - I expect it is because they have enough custom to not need to try for any more - it’s a shame

We stayed there for two nights in what is a lovely village pub while we were touring the area on our Motorbikes. We found all the hosts super friendly and welcoming. The food for Breakfast and Dinner was generous, tasty and prices very reasonable. The rooms were roomy, clean and everything we needed was there. Would highly recommend and would visit again..Thanks for a well located and welcoming stay.

We went with some friends who had been to the Queen Anne more recently than ourselves and had enjoyed it. Yes, it's basic pub grub, with little attempt at more ambitious fayre. It had a nice friendly atmosphere and we all enjoyed our meals.

Always plenty of people who have just called in for a drink. All the staff and other customers are welcoming. It's not posh or fine dining. It's a pub with well kept beer and good food both at sensible prices There are often interesting specials on the board. Good sized portions too. There is a lovely view across the fields from the garden. Blissfully, there is no music - just conversation. I live locally and for all the reasons above, we eat there regularly in preference to the more tourist orientated pubs nearby.

What a fantastic pub. Found by accident when browsing for somewhere to stay in the Peaks. Stayed 3 nights. Food superb. Great full English breakfast and good selection for evening meals and reasonably priced. Good home cooking and generous portions and all cooked fresh to order so didn't mind having to wait those few extra minutes. Our room, although not large, was clean and comfy with everything you could want and the bonus of own private courtyard if you didnt want to sit in the garden but who wouldn't with those beautiful views. Angela, Glynn and their staff were all very friendly without being 'in your face'. Could not fault the service. Thank you. Can't wait to return.

Warm welcome in this traditional pub. Good varied menu. Good real ale . Reasonably priced. Food well cooked and presented. Service friendly. Recommended

what a great place to stay. we fell upon this place quite by chance and thoroughly enjoyed the stay. the pub was quaint, the host and hostess a lovely couple. breakfast freshly cooked to order. we left the car in the car park for the whole if our stay, the surrounding areas filled with easy access walks, stunning views and scenery

We were staying locally in Grindlow and decided to eat here on Saturday night as it was walkable, whereas the other pubs would have required driving… We were put on a tiny table hidden around the corner. It wasn’t busy, and it seemed like everyone in there knew each other, so your conversation really stood out. No music or ambience. The food was almost inedible. Zero flavour or seasoning. My girlfriend ordered ‘cod fillet in a white wine sauce with prawns’ off the special board. What came consisted of a rubbery, steamed piece of fish with frozen shrimps on top. Boiled vegetables and oven fries. No sign of any sauce, seasoning, salt, pepper, herbs, garlic - nothing. I had the steak because they had sold out of gammon. We could have cooked far better at home! It wasn’t super cheap either. The male barman was friendly and chatty, but the lady was quite standoffish and abrupt, and when we asked for a touch more lemonade in the gin she literally gave us a single spray. It was all quite odd. Beer’s we’re quite nice but overall, wouldn’t recommend.

We have eaten there a few times now. The food is always good and it's easy to find something fresh on the menu. The local lamb chops were excellent and the home made Bakewell tart was very good indeed. The staff are welcoming and friendly and it's both unusual and to be applauded that you are not merely tolerated if you just want a drink. They do a good pint of Farmer's Blonde too. No dogs allowed , but in every other respect, the best pub in the area.

We would have loved a pint at this pub as we were in the middle of a ten mile walk in The Peaks but we have two dogs and they aren’t even allowed in the garden . How silly for a country pub in a walking area. I feel able to review the pub as I visited a few years ago and it was only just ok.

We have just had the most relaxing weekend, the hosts are so friendly, the location is truly stunning, the room is fresh and clean with a really comfy bed, and the food is delicious! Local produce, eggs from their own chickens, just delicious! Can't wait to return!

Came in for food whilst in the area on a Friday night. Amazing food/menu and wonderful hosts. The pub menu was a bit more expansive than a usual pubs and they all looked great. Whilst the weather was scorching, they also managed to fit us in. Food quality was great as well. As a result, we’ve booked back again tomorrow!

A family gathering and enjoyed superb food cooked to perfection, served by courteous staff creating a happy atmosphere, ticked every box, Thank You.

Great food, friendly service and somewhere without football on a blaring TV, what more could you ask for. Real service by Sarah who had panoramic vision and knew what was happening everywhere! Thank you for letting us plug our bike batteries in!

Really great welcome. Food and ale was superb. Most of us had fish and chips which was brilliant. Fresh Haddock and a brilliant crispy batter.

We were traveling home from Manchester airport and I wanted to find a random pub, and boy did we find it! An excellent pub, didn't know it has b&b or a dog room as we went straight onto the back to enjoy the gorgeous views!...

My partner Carol and I stayed at the Queen Anne on Thursday evening. The room was cosy with spectacular views of the countryside from the bedroom window. Glyn and Angela were very welcoming. We ate in the pub and the food was excellent. I had...

Great local pub, good steak & ale pie and chips. Note not open Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, worth booking in advance.

We had a fantastic evening with great food and wine. The pub is well set up for covid with partitions between tables. I had the calamari to start followed by haddock. The fish was perfectly cooked and the batter light and crisp. The bakewell tart...

Over these last months closed due to lockdown and the Corona Virus pandemic, Angela, Glyn, Carolyn and family must have been working around the clock! We were amazed just how many improvements they’ve made to ensure their 12th century pub keeps up with the times!...

The only pub in the village - Queen Anne Nicely had a separate room where one of our party could take their dog There was also a darts board (take your own darts) Nice real fire Winter closing hours in operation - closing at 10pm...

This is rapidly becoming our local despite living in Sheffield! Fantastic open fire in the Winter, with a bottle of red, and delicious homemade steak and ale pie. A lovely garden for Summer evenings, with a cold Pinot and an enormous fresh salmon steak with...

This pub has wonderful views from the garden and the interior is clean and tidy, with a choice of real ales, friendly welcome from owner, staff and locals, good choice on the menu too and the food was lovely, we were happy with the accomodation...

Stayed overnight - The Queen Anne is a deservedly popular pub, but not ideal as a B&B. Reasons to return: Great breakfast, Room clean, Pleasant staff Peaceful, views of sheep grazing in lovely countryside! Reasons not to return Room – in estate-agent speak would probably...

Excellent breakfast, free range eggs, wonderful coffee and superb ale. Whats not to like! Wonderful veiws and great hospitality.

Without a doubt a superb location for exploring the Peak District - warm & genuine welcome & lovely en-suite room with private garden area. Spotlessly clean with TV, alarm clock & tea & coffee making facilities. Breakfast served 8.30-9.30 & was excellent - ate in...

So, two couples just decided to take a chance on the Queen Anne and we are so glad we did! The rooms, whilst not palatial, are clean and very comfortable. But the food is a whole new ball game! Cali is possibly the finest chef...

Had a lovely stay at the queen Anne everything was spot on ,lovely clean comfortable room, meals excellent especially the breakfast. Looking forward to returning again

We had a gorgeous meal here yesterday. The food is out of this world ! 9 of us had a business Christmas lunch and everyone commented on how great the food was!

We `spent three nights at the Queen Anne last week. A most friendly ,warm and welcoming inn. The food was excellent as was the accommodation, beer and care and attention. Nothing was too much trouble,you felt special and were treated in that way. Excellen"t I...

We've eaten regularly in this pub on our visits to the Peak district and have never had a bad meal! My husband has celiac disease and every time we've been given a great menu to accommodate this. Recommend.

We have never felt less welcome in a pub!

Website claims "A warm welcome awaits you at The Queen Anne Inn". Well not in my experience. One of the customers (purporting to be a gentleman) was rude to us on the way in, the 'lady' behind the bar was grumpy, with a face like thunder and abrupt to the point of rudeness - we were really made to feel most unwelcome. We were informed it was darts and dominoes night and told (not asked) to sit at a particular table so as not to be in their way (right idea but it was all in the delivery). The lady we believe to be the landlady had been very helpful and very friendly earlier in the week and also on the evening in question. The young girl serving at table was cheerful and friendly. But despite that our evening had already been spoiled. The 'lady' in question really needs to be coached in customer service, to understand that service comes with a smile, it makes all the difference.

Stayed for two nights. Room was cosy, clean and had everything we needed. Very friendly and excellent food and service, would definitely recommend.

we popped in with the boys for a quick drink but stayed much longer. very approachable and friendly staff. good range of drinks. lovely atmosphere we will be back

Just returned from a few days stay. The room is lovely and has a nice outside area where you can have a drink and read a book. We have never had such a good breakfast, in fact all the meals are excellent. Ange Glyn Cal and the team really looked after us and made us feel welcome. And it’s in a lovely little village in Derbyshire

Came here for the car n bike show in the pub car park. Lovely location, big car park and nice staff. I had a lovely burger n chips and a drink. No problems and a very pleasant afternoon. Recommended

our group visited here as its a convenient mid point for us all. The food was excellent, the staff were friendly and good. All in all, nice oub, great location

What a gem of a place, booked 2 rooms for 2 nights to have a tour of the area. Perfect rooms , small but had every thing you needed and even more. We were taking French friends to visit the area. They could not get over how friendly the staff were and how helpful. They bent backwards to make sure our stay was perfect. Lovely breakfast and meal in the evening, they even organised us a table for the second night and a taxi so we didn't need to drive. Thankyou so much for making it a great experience, Also a big Thankyou to the friendly dog walker who was such fun, I have planted the bulbs in my garden , just hope they grow.

We did not eat at this pub but enjoyed some real ales and cider outside in this small village. Nice setting and for us close enough to walk to.

I have been delivering a watercolour painting holiday for up to 20 people twice a year in Great Hucklow.

We renewed our acquaintance with this pub after a long gap - glad we did. Ancient pub in interesting village, to be found off the A623 between Baslow and Chapel-en-le-Frith. Muzak - none! Friendly staff Three different excellent meals at reasonable cost.

It's a proper pub with proper people who are proper friendly! It's cosy and it's quaint and you really will feel at home paying them a visit. Bar prices that don't break the bank but make sure you have cash with you as I don't think they take card!

We have had several meals here and can recommed the specials and the steak deals. The steaks are well cooked, tender meat with a choice of sauces. They hosted our dog with no fuss and the service was efficient, quick and polite.

Called for lunch whilst at the village fete. Meal was scrummy. Wasn't a lot of it but it was very very tasty. Deserts on the other hand are huge. Recommended. Would return.

Called here earlier today during the village fate. Nice helpful staff and quick service. Food was very nice. We had steak and ale pie which was really nice. Car n bike show in the car park was interesting to. Recommended

Volvimos a quedar aquí dos noches como nos gusta el ambiente en el bar y una magnífica calidad de la cerveza - ¿Por qué es este pub no en CAMRA buena guía cerveza - que debería ser! ! La comida también es muy buena y yo diría que el precio medio - hoy tuve tarta de queso brie y remolachas con patatas fritas y ensalada por £10. 50 - este era realmente bueno. La sala de estar y ser son geniales como el desayuno inglés completo por la mañana, después de un duro día andando en los picos es ideal! Estoy seguro de que volveremos.

Visitamos dos veces durante una estancia de una semana en el área local, ambas visitas nos sentamos en el "bar" que el tiempo (y el personal) se me olvidó ya que teníamos a nuestro perro con nosotros. La primera vez que comimos, la comida estaba bien pero muy normal en comparación a otros lugares en el área inmediata. Nos pareció que el servicio estaba reservada para los lugareños, recibiendo una acogida bastante fría en ambas ocasiones y nos sentimos que estábamos haciendo un favor cada vez que pedimos una copa en el bar. Hazte un favor y visitar uno si los otros pubs locales.

Visited the Queen Anne again as we do when visiting Derbyshire had Sunday Lunch and as always it was first class, it has a wonderful atmosphere and everyone is cheerful. Such a lovely place to visit.

El Queen Anne visitó el fin de semana del 22 al 23 de abril. En los 3 bares que frecuente en mi ciudad natal de Holmfirth una pinta de Lima y soda es de 65 p, 85 p y 1 libras. 00 respectivamente. De la misma manera en el Queen Anne era £2. 00 lo que me indica que no son bebedores de alcohol inoportuna.

Nos alojamos aquí por una noche mientras visitábamos la familia en la zona. La habitación era pequeña pero cómoda, con todo lo que necesitas. Tuvimos una deliciosa cena de bistec en el bar y un "desayuno inglés" a la mañana siguiente (café podría ser mejor)....

Buen tamaño porciones de comida saludable, además de unas cuantas sorpresas orientales. Siempre un servicio encantador bienvenida y genial.

Stayed while working in the area, and would highly recommend. Accommodation was great and food was delicious. Breakfast included, is also lovely and plentiful. Owners very hospitable and great to chat to. Overall a great stay, thanks.

Enjoyed impromptu lunch at this Homely traditional pub in small village with genuinely home cooked food. Nice wood burner on the go giving warm comfortable feel. Haddock and chips were fresh and fairly priced. Children's fish fingers were battered pieces of fresh haddock rather than the usual birds eye from the freezer type usually expected. Would recommend and would go again.

We booked to stay for 2 nights and so glad that we did. They have 2 double bedrooms and we were very pleased with ours. It was lovely and warm and very comfy. Plenty of tea and coffee and lovely biscuits. The staff were very helpful and polite. They made us feel very relaxed and welcome. The food is lovely and plentiful, my husband enjoyed the steak we had on the first night so much he had another steak the second night, the onion rings were crisp and not greasy they way they normally are served and really nice. I had pizza the second night and it made a really nice change. We are hopping to be able to go again, it was worth every penny.

We came across this pub while travelling around but had missed our turning. Being it was lunch time we thought we would see what it was like, we were greeted by a lady who directed us into the main area which had a lovely roaring log fire. Even though it was just before 2 o/clock when meals stop they let us order dinner (there was 4 of us). The atmosphere was of a local pub the people were very friendly they took our orders which was fish pie which was recommended excellent choice. The pub serves real ales which is another bonus. The meal was excellent all freshly by Mum and Daughter cooked good company with the staff and owners would recommend this pub, it also has rooms so you could stay if you wanted too.

Hubby and I stayed here for a much needed 3 day break. Lovely atmosphere, very friendly and welcoming staff and first class food. First class breakfast.

If you like that "Local pub" feel, then this is the pub for you. Real ale where the land lord is only too happy to top it up for without having to ask.

Visited during a walking weekend. Sorry I can't comment on the interior decor as I let the other guys wait on me as I sat outside. Being mid-walk I thought I would order something small and simple: a fish finger sandwich. But it was amazing. Lovely fresh bread and home-made fingers of fresh haddock in a light batter. Also a very nice pint of Tetley's which I would never normally order, but this was from the cask and very tasty.

We came here every night for dinner during our trip to the Peak District. The food was lovely, and we were made to feel really welcome.My boyfriend has coeliac disease and can't eat gluten, so on our first night I phoned ahead to ask if they could cater for this. We arrived to find he had his very own menu with lots of options, which was really appreciated!

Warm welcome at this tiny village pub and a very good pub lunch in the pretty garden at the back, with a nice view over the fields. Ample parking.I had my usual scampi, chips and peas, husband had an enormous plate of gammon, egg, chips, tomato, mushrooms etc. and a pint of Farmers Blonde from the hand pump. Chips were very good indeed. Happy to recommend.n.b. closed all day Monday also between 2.30 and 5 pm on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, otherwise open all day (from 12 noon).There is bed-and-breakfast here - 2 modern double rooms in the garden.The village is lovely, very small, with wonderful countryside all around and gliders from the nearby gliding club wheeling overhead.

A group of us on motorcycles called at the Queen Anne Inn on a busy village carnival day. Nice to see a proper country pub.The pub was busy but we were welcomed by the staff and served quickly.The beer was lovely and although we didn't eat there the food being served looked lovely.A lovely unspoilt small village in the Peak District.Recommended

After a lovely walk we decided to have lunch in the pub towards the end of our walk. However, we were made so unwelcome that we dashed down our drinks and went elsewhere.The reviews I have read are so mixed, from ecstatic to terrible, that it seems like a Jekyll and Hyde place. What a shame we caught it on the wrong day! Usually all the pubs in the Peak District give such a warm welcome!

My wife and I and another couple ate breakfast and dinner for two consecutive days while staying here for a walking weekend. Normally, we would eat somewhere else for a bit of variety, but the food, drink, menu variety, service and value were top notch, so we decided to eat all of our meals here...and we were glad we did. The service and food were both excellent. We will definitely be back.

Visited last Saturday night with family, we had an excellent meal, mussels, steak, lamb shank all were excellent. Very good pub food in the Hope Valley. We have visited many times and the food has always been excellent.

We had to make a sudden visit to Derbyshire,and rang to book a room at the Queen Anne. We were received with the usual friendly warmth . Our room was ready, warm clean and welcoming,just like the staff. We were hungry,the choice of menu excellent as was the food,and beer.This is top quality at its best every time and we have visited before and will again.Michael Hoyland

This pub is fantastic, I use it on a regular basis. Located in the small village of Great Hucklow, you could not wish for anything better. Great cask ales, lovely home cooked food. A proper traditional pub with a very warm welcome. Log stoves and a great small beer garden. Also has self-contained B&B accom. I highly recommend it.

8 of us (all family) went for lunch last Sunday. It is normally very good , a consistently high standard but last Sunday they excelled themselves. You just cannot get better pub food than this anywhere. Staff were attentive and polite when we noticed them, each of us commented on how good the main courses and desserts were and the beer drinkers were spoilt for choice with three different cask ales. Would recommend to anybody, we are so lucky that such a place is quite close to us but I would travel far to go there again.

As welcomes go, this one doesn't have oneThe most unfriendly pub we've ever been in after staff and clientèle are rude and made us feel very unwelcome. Staff unprofessional, uninterested, forgetting orders. Will not be going again. Unpleasant surroundings.

If you want to visit a proper pub - then this is it. Open fire, small bar, traditional food and great atmosphere.The pub is accessible on the flat; depending on the level of your disability the toilets may be a problem but it hasn't stopped me and I struggle to walk.

We have found a little gem here, the beer is excellent and all the food and bar prices are very reasonable. The lunchtime 3 course menu is good value or you can choose from the a la carte menu its all good. Everyone is made to feel very welcome you will definitely make return visits.

An ok pub nothing to shout about but had a very nice thai green curry which went down well. Felt it was more of a locals pub than for tourists. Would call again prices were fair and drinks not over priced

The price of meals at this pub was unbelievable. Where I live, it's normal to pay around £5 for a main course. All I could afford here was soup and a roll.

Six of us with a 10 week old baby, plus our Border Terrier had been refused by a "fine dining" pub in another local village because they won't have children under six in their pub. After all, children are so much better behaved when they turn seven! So, we phoned The Queen Anne early that morning to book lunch after our walk and found they have a far more inclusive attitude. We were accommodated in our own room aside from the main restaurant as we had a dog with us, which was perfect for us given we had the baby with us. The welcome was pleasant though reserved initially but we as soon as we started chatting with the landlord and lady we found them approachable and friendly.As for the food, it was quite simply the best pub lunch we have ever eaten, unanimously agreed, and we have had a few over the years. The quality of the food, the generosity of the servings, the taste and the very fair price, were all excellent. Great value for money but, above all, a wonderful family lunch to top off a beautiful morning's walk.We shall go back.

This is a delightful country pub with excellent real ales and a welcoming landlord and staff. This is a great place to enjoy a couple of pints and relax everybody is made welcome also there are great outdoor facilities. The Sunday lunch is a particular favourite with meats sourced locally and great value there is also a good selection of specials, give this one a try you won't be disappointed.

Visited this pub as was recommended by the place where we stayed.Yes, food was good and tasty but atmosphere was lacking. This is a very popular place to eat as tables were all booked on the day of our visit but I do wonder if that was more to do with it being the only place within walking distance to eat?That said, I still enjoyed my dinner and would visit again - just didn't think it was exceptional

The Queen Ann is a very nice pub with excellent and friendly staff, and great, great food! The dishes are out-of-the ordinary and never fail to amaze. There are as many things on the Specials board as on the "regular' menu!

Had a few meals while staying in the area for a week.The landlord was very welcoming with recommendations on the beer.Good food menu including vegetarian options.The hounds were made to feel welcome to.Would definitely recommend this place to eat and drink.

My wife and I were on our way home from a weekend in Bradwell and a kind friend of ours treated us to Sunday Lunch at The Queen Anne. This is a wonderful country pub in a gorgeous little village.We were warmly welcomed by Glynn the landlord who took our order. We ordered 2 beef dinners and a couple of lagers.The lager was great and the beef dinner was fantastic. Everything you could ask for in a Sunday Lunch.We decided to have another cheeky lager in the beer garden as it was nice day and the view was amazing.For dessert I had bread and butter pudding with cream and my wife had sticky toffee pudding with custard. Both were well presented and extremely tasty.We would definitely return if we are back in the area.

It's a pub with an ambiance that belies the days of English Pubs of yore: warm, cosy and good hand pulled beer. But we weren't here for the beer, but for the food in the smallest restaurant ever: 4 tablse max! BUT, but but but .... Here is contained a select menu and wine list that would do other more pretentious at twice the price "tourist" restaurants proud .... The food was very good: It was honest, simply sophisticated, and the 2 x steak deal including a bottle of very nice italian wine at £25 was a steal: the sirloin steak was cooked to perfection (If I do have a gripe, then the butcher could have hung it from say 8 days more as the rind-fat was not quite mature: should be juicy yellow when cooked ... !!! ... but, it was still excellent: 4.5 stars :)This was my 3rd visit to the Queen Anne in 4 years. The food each time has bettered itself, but for value for money and for the quality of the cooking that we had (all 7 of us) on Friday 18 Oct the Queen Anne should be considered as one of the top pubs for eats in : It's truly 5 stars.It's a hidden gem .... You'll have to find it and book in several days in advance.....

We ate at The Queen Anne during a week stay in the Peak District. It came recommended by a previous occupant of the cottage we stayed at in Eyam.Despite being midweek, out of season there were quite a few people in the pub, drinking and eating.The barmaid ( is that PC?) was really nice, helpful and chatty. We were looking at the menu and the specials board when she pointed out the steak and wine deal - two steaks plus a bottle of wine for £25. They also do a pizza and wine deal too - pizzas home made of course!We started with brie parcels with a sweet dipping sauce. they looked delicious and I was given a little to taste - they WERE delicious. I had Coquilles Saint-Jacques. Whilst the sauce was tasty I was a little disappointed with the pieces of scallop, which were very small and few in number.The main course however was excellent. Good cuts of steak, well cooked and really tender, served with proper chips, cut on the premises, crisp and chunky. Accompanied with a choice of sauces (another £2.50 for that, which is maybe a little on the expensive side for a small portion of sauce) we opted for the pepper corn and the blue cheese - both tasty.Too full for dessert we opted for coffee, which was good.Oh, I almost forgot - the wine was very acceptable too! A Pinot Grigio.Another good meal in a rural pub in the Peaks. A mix of locals and tourists shows that the Queen Anne has got it right in giving a warm welcome, serving some great local beers and providing, on the whole, great food. Had we been staying longer we would have returned.

My wife and I were driving in the Peak district, and happened on this lovely Inn by chance. The bar has a warm log fire and Mine host was most welcoming. The food was well prepared and nicely presented. Two course lunch with four choices of starter, main and sweet means we will be going back often to sample the other dishes.

Landlord, Glynn, was very receptive after provisionnally letting him know of our group's intention.Lovely beer garden and our group enjoyed sampling his wares.An excellent ambassador as to why certain pubs are surviving the economic climate.

The Queen Anne is fairly exceptional as a pub, although it is somewhat tucked away. My family often make trips there especially. The food is excellent and offers a good menu with changing specials. Beer from the local Bradfield brewery is worth a trip alone, they also have guest ales on in the summer. We're always warmly welcomed and made to feel at home.

Hi We live within a few miles of this pub, and if your looking for great food at a price to suit all pockets, you wont be dissapointed, you will get a great welcome from Glyn and the range of beer is very good and again not overpriced. Great pub for locals and visiters to the area.

We stayed for two nights over a weekend. The full English breakfast was excellent, with lovely extras like fresh berries with the cereal. However, we had a bad experience of the evening offerings. Stick to the steak or pizza, which were both good, and avoid the more adventurous menu items is my advice! Our room was well priced but had a telltale smell of damp, which sent us shopping for air freshener.

We stayed here for two nights over the May Day Bank holiday weekend. The breakfasts are very filling and they use tasty local produce that really sets you up for the day. Cereal, toast, plenty to drink and the full-English. We also had an evening meal here. For less than sixteen quid, we had a juicy steak that was cooked perfectly and a 'create your own pizza' - excellent value! There is quite a brief menu but a specials board offers a good selection of alternatives. There are also special offers on food and house wine. Finally, I would recommend the Farmers Ale, brewed at nearby Bradfield - very smooth!