The best restaurants in Chatsworth Derbyshire Dales East Midlands

We popped in here on the off chance today after a walk. Thankfully we managed to get a table and we are incredibly pleased we did. The service is professional and friendly. The food was brilliant. My Husband and Son had the Sunday lunch, which both of them were very impressed with. I had the fish and chips which was one of the the best ones I've every had in a restaurant. I would definitely recommend this restaurant but would imagine in the busy season you would have to book in advance.

Hard to review as we never got to eat there! I was meeting two friends and booked via the website. I didn’t receive a confirmation so called and left a message on Wednesday. They text back later that day to say all was fine for Friday. We got there and there was a sign in the window saying “closed due to illness”. No communication received via text, email or phone. Not good after travelling an hour to meet up.

Nothing to add, really, just a ridiculous price. OK, the food was fine and the service was very good, but this was not good value for money.

Afternoon tea treat for Mums Birthday. Delicious tasty treats, beautiful sausage roll and sandwiches and lovely tea and coffee too.

Remarkably good. Excellent coffee (made properly) taste of the coffee is different to anything you would find around. It actually tastes how you would want a coffee to taste if you were to go out and enjoy one. The breakfasts and cakes look insane and we will deffo be back.

I have lived in Derbyshire all my life and of course, this is a case of ‘what’s on your doorstep’ you hardly ever consider! My friend arranged for myself and another friend to meet up and discuss all things countryside and veer onto other topics, at a rate of 19 to the dozen - as you do when you have not met up for a while. Walking into this little place was like stepping into a storybook … it has an astonishing atmosphere - I felt I was walking into somewhere I’d been before and it was so wonderful and cozy. We ate … the food was gorgeous and I don’t know who has put four ££££ signs at the top, but I can tell you, it’s not expensive whatsoever. I had a lovely posh toastie, with goat’s cheese, sweet pepper, rocket and tomato chutney and it was delicious … certainly filled a gap (was quite tempered with pudding). What was so nice was the fact that the area we were in was really snug and you had no choice but to say ‘Hello’ to those around you … so if you’re a miserable sod, this isn’t the place for you. I blummin loved it and will definitely go again!

Great customer service lovely tea an coffee and old fashioned sweets .allways friendly enjoyed every visit on Sundays 😁👍

Friendly manager/owner offered us a table at short notice. Service was exceptional and food was delicious! We had the creamy mushrooms, followed by prawn penne and meat pasta bake. Portions were immense! Wonderful classic tiramisu to finish the meal off. Booking definitely recommended, on a Tuesday evening they were almost full. Absolutely worth a visit!

This was a random- let's go for a pub lunch - it worked so well. The welcome was very warm and friendly. We had Chicken, a burger and fish and chips. Being a frequent visitor to Whitby and there fantastic fish and chips I'm always a bit cautious- but these were superb. In fact all main were great. So much so we followed up with desserts - again hitting every spot you could want - delicious and all polished off. Doggy friendly with treats for them too. An unexpected and delightful lunchtime.

. . . We have been looking forward to visiting this establishment as we have heard encouraging comments from friends, and that they are dog friendly. We now live locally so decided to have Sunday lunch, took a punt as we hadn’t booked but were warmly welcomed and shown to a table which accommodated us and our dog. Specials Board as well as the menu; we enjoyed ‘mushrooms on sourdough’ and a ‘duck scotch egg’ from the specials. Fresh, delicious and very filling . . . and lovely to be able to enjoy a glass of wine. All the staff were delightful; Doug made sure we had everything we wanted and Grace checked that all was okay and that we were happy. We are looking forward to returning having found this cosy establishment. Thank you.

Stopped by Edensor Tea Cottage while visiting Chatsworth House—it's only about 15 minutes away and such a lovely little spot! The chips were delicious and the tea cakes were absolutely delightful. I really loved the warm, cozy atmosphere, especially since it was quite cold outside. The fireplace added such a nice touch and made it feel extra welcoming. Highly recommend if you're in the area and looking for a charming place to relax and enjoy some comfort food. A hidden gem !!

International food restaurant located inside Chatsworth Palace. Delicious food and excellent service from the staff. Exceptionally clean comfortable. A little expensive, but nothing exaggerated.

Lovely shop, quality produce, plenty of choice, could have spent a fortune, it’s pricey but well worth a visit. It was very busy and we went in the week so must be popular with the locals

Not a cafe only had a currant teacake or a pasty no choice of any thing no menu no wonder it was empty and looked so list do avoid

I have no idea why the TA reviews of this lovely restaurant are so few and far apart! We have eaten there several times over the recent past - each meal has been well cooked and beautifully presented. A really talented Chef. Much of the hotel and both of the restaurants have been massively changed and improved over the past 2 years, at no little cost. The menus are relatively short but with sufficient choice for a very tasty Sunday lunch. Good choice of wines - by the glass too. We had pre-lunch drinks on the sunny terrace; our meal was served in the Gallery restaurant and we ended with coffee in the Library Bar. Go and enjoy!