The best restaurants in Pilsley and Morton North East Derbyshire East Midlands

We went for a friend's birthday lunch. The food was very good and the service excellent

I had mussels as a starter. 5 mussels in a lumpy fairly tasteless tomato sauce. Ok but nothing special. My wife’s slow cooked blade of beef was stunning but my lamb was a bit tough and tasteless. One of my friends asked for mussels as a main course and I understand she got the same as my starter but was charged twice as much as she had it as a main. Personally I wouldn’t have paid the extra. I don’t drink alcohol but enjoy Guinness Zero. The choice of alcohol free beer for me was very poor so I drank water. The staff were fine but who I assume is either the owner or manager was a bit curt. If you are over about 5’8” watch your head. Altogether a bit disappointed after having read some of the other reviews.

Lovely pub, with great camping. Proper Job on tap 😀

Great comfy pub. Food excellent. Lovely food. Staff brilliant. Nothing too much trouble. Good prices. You feel at home here.

Ordered take away to a local holiday park and this has to be one of the best Indians I have ever had! Everything arrived promptly and steaming hot. The dishes were extremely good value for money and so tasty! Would definitely recommend! Thanks for such a lovely meal😀

Ordered a pie to take out and they charged me 40p to heat it up, the pie was ok but I've never ever been charged for warming any food before, the pie wasn't good enough to warrant the extra charge

Called in for a quick drink on our way home after hearing wonderful reviews and it absolutely didn’t disappoint!! A real hidden gem! £15 for a medium red wine, a pint of Bakewells best and a appletize. I think that’s pretty decent. It was warm, welcoming and cosy by the log burner. We could have stayed all day! Even though we didn’t eat, the food smelt amazing and we will certainly be sharing a family Sunday lunch here very soon!! 10/10 to the staff for making us feel so welcome!! Thank you 🩷

We were so surprised when we walked into the Gate at Troway. It is like stepping back in time and so lovely! A traditional country pub that has not been turned into a Gastro pub - thank goodness. The landlord and his staff are lovely and welcoming and I would recommend giving this place a try. A bit off the beaten track but well worth a visit. As far as I know, they dont do meals.