The best restaurants in Litton and Longstone Derbyshire Dales East Midlands

This is an incredible historic pub! We Rode out there last night for the warmest welcome I've had in a long time. Drank the black Lurcher and away again into the darkest of nights! Will return.

Tucked away in a beautiful area, lovely food and great service. I can imagine it particularly appealing and cosy in a Winter evening with the log fire on. I'll be coming back. 🙂

Our favourite for a quiet pub with good food and no pressure to eat up and go (we had a round of cards). Mind your head if you go up to the higher dining area.

An excellent Saturday lunch with friends after a walk through the Five Dales. Lovely food lovely service and excellent prices. Would recommend!

Friendly staff. Locally-sourced food. Plentiful choices for breakfast, lunch and specials but, gosh, is it expensive for a biker cafe. Food tasted very nice indeed, but £13 for breakfast??? Be prepared to pay over the odds for what you get.

It has a very good atmosphere, but Yorkshire puddings were burnt.It was very tasty, and filling.The service was quite slow.

Awful all round - after over an hour of waiting for food with two hangry children we asked for a refund. The kitchen is far too small for the size of the cafe and number of customers, and the staff are glacially slow. Apparently they don't bother telling customers the wait is so long, in case they go elsewhere. 🤨

We had a great meal here. The service was warm and friendly and the food was beautifully cooked and presented. The only thing that could be improved would be to have salt and pepper grinders rather than the table salt and pepper which were more suited to a greasy spoon cafe rather than the great restaurant that it was. I would definitely recommend eating here

Great service. Could do with more vegetarian options but the food we had was delicious

Excellent pub, friendly helpful staff with tasty food. We went early in the evening and it was busy and when we left it was buzzing

Traditional pub with a bit of an 'old school' menu, but had a great time here. Food was great value and range of beers was good.

Very nice pub lunch. We got the souvlaki plate and the fish and chips with a side of gravy. Great food and portion sizes which you'd expect for the higher price. Coffee was poor for £3.40- seemed like instant. It was quite a small venue so limited tables inside but plenty of seating outside, in a lovely location. A particular highlight were the chips, a department in which we are not easily impressed. We were informed current ownership have only been around for a couple of months so older reviews may not reflect the current standards. Very enjoyable lunch.