The best restaurants serving British food in Draycott Erewash East Midlands

We pre booked for Sunday Roast which happened to be on Mother’s Day. The location is perfect with a huge car park. Great for Sunday walks with a drink at the end. The girl on the bar was very welcoming and showed us to our table. It wasn’t long until the tasty Sunday roast arrived, and it was fantastic. Plenty of choice of beers on tap! The owners of the pub are fantastic. It’s a massive 5 stars from us.

Delicious gluten free roast dinner Really good wine Lovely surroundings and staff Beautiful garden Great value for money

This place is very hit and miss, tonight was a miss. It was extremely cold, don’t think there was any heating on and the food was ok’ish. Understand new management is taking over shortly, hope it improves.

Four of us called into the Stanhope arms last night 3 out of the 4 had the stone bass dish (as recommended by the chef) and 1 had the rump steak. All four of us were so impressed with our meals. This wasn’t just pub food, it was top restaurant quality. The chef is absolutely amazing. The steak looked more like a fillet steak and was cooked to perfection. The stone bass was something else! 11/10 Lovely atmosphere and great staff.

Stayed at this hotel for one night, as a stop over, when on our way up to North Yorkshire for a short break. A lovely hotel with lots of character. All staff very friendly and helpful. Our room was very bright ... double aspect windows.... and very clean. Nice en_suite bathroom and very comfortable bed. Breakfast was great too. Would definitely recommend staying at this hotel.

What happened to this lovely village pub? Sticky tables, online impersonal table to table ordering. But without the decent WiFi to order! If you go to the bar it’s an inconvenience. Smiles are charged extra. No decent wine, you have switched to Schweppes only which is unsuitable for anyone with an aspartame allergy. A fever tree type alternative at a premium price would be preferable. And in contrast you only serve cheap wine by the glass and the best bottle is brancott which is available in supermarkets for £8. So turning up for a nice lunch and one premium drink is impossible here. It’s turned into a fruit cider and cheap beige food kind of establishment. The crowd is definitely a different clientele. As long as the £ keeps rolling in I guess. Burger was decent, cutlery and glasses were dirty. You’ve lost the love unfortunately.