The best restaurants in Wingfield Amber Valley East Midlands

Bubbling atmosphere and such a historic place! Almost looks untouched. Pizza was strangely good and building was so aesthetically pleasing

We arrived 10 minutes before our table was booked and we were shown straight to our table which was lovely. We were given menus and shortly after, asked what we would like to drink. I was very happy, as the prices of the drinks, I believe, were pretty good, as added in the photos. I may add our seats ever very comfy and we had a lovey view. We were served our drinks and asked what we would like for starters and mains. All of the staff were very friendly and attentive. When the starter arrived, along side our child’s meal (as requested ), we were blown away. Delicious. The Han hock croquettes were so moreish. And the child’s meal was so beautiful I could have eaten myself. We then received our mains, of which we can hardly fault. Everything was really lovely and tasty, Our only complaint (and it is very minor)… my husband ordered the beef rib, of which he didn’t get a choice of how it was cooked. Although it was still lovely, there was many plates of food being bought out more to it liking (more rate) his meat was more well done rather than his preferred rare/medium rare). Other people’s meals looked much more pink, which he would have enjoyed much more. We also had desert, which all went down a treat. This place is a real hidden gem. We alll really enjoyed our meals, and will certainly be back again soon

Lovely Italian Tapas, some food is a bit "samey" but there's plenty of choice and variation if you choose well. Desserts need improving, there's not been any added or changed for a while although the Tiramisu is popular (just not my choice) and chocolate brownie, chocolate orange torte, panna cotta or lemon tart are the other main choices.The Ice cream and sorbet is on the expensive side for what you get in the bowl. Drinks menu is varied and prices average for a restaurant.

We popped in here as from the previous reviews it looked good. After sitting down and ordering drinks we were told the menu had changed and all the things would thought we would have liked to order weren't available. I am vegan and the selection was 1 item (falafel sandwich) My partner has a BLT. the bacon was cold and the bread was dripping with moisture from the tomato on it. Its a lovely place inside but unfortunately the menu selections were very poor and we won't be returning.

Very welcoming hosts great food and excellent value for money

Opening hrs are not as advertised. Closed some days

Just been for a 2 day break for a wake which was held there it was excellent couldn't fault anything two lads who served us Monday evening for a meal were very attentive didn't get there names room was lovely very clean and comfortable

What a fabulously warm welcome from hosts Andrew and Karen. I live fairly local, but this was our first trip into the yew tree, what a beautiful pub, super friendly, and we just popped in for a pint and some nuts! But ended up staying for an impromptu Sunday lunch!!! Wow!! So good!!! Fabulous roast beef and chicken with lots of trimmings, just like me man used to make!! Tons of gravy too!!!! They accommodated our daughters dietary requirements, in that they did a smaller plate of roast for her! Great value and great beer too, will definitely be heading back for more!!! Thank you so much for making us fee so welcome !!!!

I recently visited The Dog at Pentrich, expecting a pleasant meal, but the experience was far from it. Throughout the entire dinner, a group of clearly intoxicated locals crowded the bar, swearing loudly and creating a disruptive atmosphere. What made it worse was when we raised our concerns with the waitress, who merely shrugged it off, stating, “They’re regulars.” This response was unacceptable—regulars or not, no one should have to endure such behavior while dining. The lack of attention to basic customer service ruined what could have been a nice evening. I won’t be returning, or be a ‘regular’ myself