The best restaurants in High Peak East Midlands

A pub that has it all. Pool, darts, sports, a quiz, karaoke, a catch up with friends or just a quiet pint, this is the pub for you. The staff are all great, the atmosphere is always a friendly one and the choices of available drinks is a vast range. Landlord and landlady are great and certainly make that pub an amazing place to be.

Food was OK. The menu is quite limited, especially for breakfast, and it's expensive - £6 for a small bacon roll (no additions available eg. Sausage, egg etc) and £6.50 for granola and yoghurt. I think there are better cafés in the area.

We went here for breakfast at about 10 in the morning. The cafe had no heating on therefore it was quite cold. We wanted the oak cake full breakfast but they had no oatcakes. Therefore we ordered two English breakfasts the portion sizes are very small almost minimalistic for £6.70 each this was overpriced. Drinks were not included with the breakfast so there was then an additional £1.70 for a mug of tea! We asked for a filter coffee but they had none. Overall £17.60 for two people. I will come to Hayfield again but would not come to Rosie Lees again. It’s overpriced for what you get.

Amazing lunch. I had garlic butter prawns and they were fantastic. The cake afterwards was also delicious and the service was excellent. Highly recommend.

We were staying in this region. And so decided to pay a visit to this local gem. Amazing food and lovely cosy ambience. We will visit again if exploring this area.

Absolutely lovely! After being let down for Sunday lunch around the corner, we headed here. My son had fish and chips. So fresh, very tasty and the portion for one was huge! The staff were lovely and helpful. Definitely worth a visit!

We called in this lovely little tearoom earlier this morning for coffee and cake and I’m so glad we did! The service was exceptional and I’ve never tasted such a delicious slice of carrot cake, it was beautiful. I thoroughly recommend this delightful teashop and only wished we lived a little closer to experience the food and coffee again.

Thoroughly enjoy every trip we have to red willow! It’s one of our regular spots and it’s always super friendly and welcoming, often have live music on, quizzes etc that are advertised on their social media. The selection of drinks is extensive and there is something for everyone! The staff are always super friendly and accommodating and it’s always kept lovely and clean. Can’t fault it at all, will keep going back 😊🩷

Best Cheese and onion pie in the land. I travel 45 mins to get a cheese and onion pie they are that good. Tip. Call up first because they sell out . Lovely folk who run the place. Breakfast is really nice too.

Stopped off when visiting Hope, lovely wee cafe , scones were nice as was the coffee & it was dog friendly Would recommend & it was very reasonably priced.

Delicious freshly made food, great atmosphere and reasonable prices. Seafood risotto is highly recommended. Good size garden

When an Italian/Sicilian restaurant is full of Italians you suspect it will be good. We were right! Food was amazing, the drinks were incredible, the atmosphere was friendly and the service was impeccable. My partner is Italian and said it was authentic and delicious and the expresso was the best he’d had in England!

Been here many times for breakfast, dinner and drinks. The food is delicious and there is never a dull night at the New Inn. Whether you fancy bingo, a quiz or to watch a band, the New Inn caters for all. Definitely worth a visit

Nine of us went for a St Patrick’s day lunch except there wasn’t a nod to Ireland on the menu. It was £12.50 per head with a choice of 3 starters, 3 mains and 3 puddings. We we’re expecting something exceptional for the price at a college which is charging more than restaurants in town. The leek and potato soup was good and nicely presented with a swirl of cream through the green soup. To follow the roast lamb was supposed to be leg but there was too much gristle and fat, more like shoulder but the student waitress insisted it was leg! The accompanying veg was just about okay, the long stemmed broccoli was almost but not going yellow. The desserts were a choice between lemon tart, tiramisu or panecotta which were quite good but nothing to drool over.

We got the Friday sizzler, 2 Sizzlers and a house bottle of wine deal. Good cocktails, lovely service. It was very quiet when we went on a Friday night so atmosphere was a bit lack luster but other than that it was great! Would certainly go again ☺️