The best restaurants serving British food in Derbyshire Dales East Midlands

We visited based as we were staying nearby and based on the great Tripadvisor reviews. We were not disappointed! The pub itself is beautiful and such a lovely atmosphere with its roaring fire. Recommend to book a table as it’s fairly limited on tables. The staff were really friendly. My husband had the steak and said the dauphinoise potatoes were the best he’s ever tasted (he’s had a lot of them!). My daughter (4 years old) was well catered for with the children’s menu, plenty of choice for children. I had the chicken saag which was delicious! All round a fantastic meal, thank you for having us.

It was a huge disappointment. I had planned a relaxing spa day with my husband, but this place was nothing like a real spa. There were only two small cabins with a sauna and jacuzzi, hidden away in a scruffy corner of the hotel. Lounge chairs were awkwardly placed in the hallway. The outdoor pool was freezing, and of course, we got the usual speech about it being a "health pool," but that was just an excuse—it was simply a regular pool exposed to the rain. The lockers in the changing room didn’t even have keys. The moment I saw it all, I felt like crying.

Came for dinner. The mains and desert were brilliant. The owner’s response to reviews: glorious Would happily come again and recommend to friends

Lovely dog friendly pub with good food after a long walk in the Peak District. Lisa was a wonderful server! Very attentive.

We were a pet free traveling couple who were very impressed with the cleanliness of the room and ensuite it was spotless given that they do allow pets to stay. Every request from parking early to gluten free breakfast (I’m coeliac) was accommodated faultless stay no negatives to report would stay again

Proper Sunday lunch - beef and all the epic trimmings. Wonderful atmosphere, full of life and yet the food came really quickly which was a pleasant suprise! Sylvia looked after us really well, brilliant all round.

We visit this Toby almost every week and we always enjoy the carvery and we receive excellent, friendly customer service from the staff especially Leanne and kylie.

We drove past this place for our date night and saw the carpark looked busy after passing a few other places that looked quiet further down the road we decided to drive back. Upon arriving the place was filled with atmosphere and families looking to be really enjoying their meals. A few minute wait sat on the bar stools having a drink and they'd managed to find and prepare us a table nicely laid out nearby a roaring warm fire. The food well and truly exceeded our expectations. My moonshine battered haddock was a real portion and tasted fantastic and my partners prawn linguini looked and smelt amazing, we each had to try one anothers as they were both so good. Service was great with smiling friendly staff and nothing was too much trouble. Highly recommend and will be returning!

Called in for a coffee was very disappointed with the place. It was dirty and scruffy, doesn’t look as though it’s been cleaned in months. The toilet facilities were disgusting as for the food, was this a Bakewell tart as there was no sign of the usual recipe. It was soft the pastry was disgusting I would not recommend this place as they need to close it and give it a good facelift. They also need Gordon Ramsey on the case!!!!!!

We called in for fish n chips on a busy Saturday night. We needed to wait about 5mins for the fish but that was OK. It was my first time visiting, and was lucky enough to get a table on the busy night. Food was pipping hot and was very nice. The dining space could do with a bit of tlc.

Use this place a lot but with the refurbishment comes poor food at high prices. I had a cheese toastie which consisted of two slices of thin bread and a bit of bland cheese as a filling. Nothing else, not even a lettuce leaf and it cost £6.90! The latte was too strong, and spilt down the sides of the cup when being prepared. Disgusted!,

What happened? This was one of our favourite garden centers, lots of interesting things to look at and a great place to buy gifts. We haven't been for a while as what was a great cafe with good food and lots of choice had gone down hill, the food was expensive and not good. Today's visit will probably be our last. The garden centre is a shambles, very run down, although the new seasons bedding plants look lovely The cafe menu is very poor and expensive I've been coming to this garden centre for over 20 years, it's such a shame to see it how it is today

Went to the Carriage House for a coffee knowing there was work going on but that was fine. We asked if there was any hot food and was told by a very surly member of staff that they didn't usually do bacon rolls but they were today ??? We asked when they would be ready and told they were in the oven but didn't know when they would be ready amd we couldnt order one. At 10:30 we went to the hot counter and bought 3........£19.50 !!!!!!! A tiny roll just defrosted, 2 half pieces of cold back bacon, £6.50. Chatsworth has really lost the plot and we will never eat there again.

Having had a pretty awful experience at the Whitworth terrace cafe I came here with my parents for lunch. We had toasted sandwiches which were well made, tasty and well presented with a lovely crunchy salad. The staff were friendly and attentive. I would recommend this cafe to anyone.

Keep trying and trying with this chippy - but that is sadly it for us now. The chips were a grey colour - some chewy, some raw ?! You could have eaten the gravy with a knife and fork. Sausage was mediocre but at least edible. So turned out we had an expensive sausage sandwich each at £13 (thank goodness we bought a bread cake too!). My local money will be going elsewhere now sadly.