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Situated in the Fairtrade town of Matlock, the Black Cat Café is a lovely spot for everything from a relaxed morning coffee to a delicious lunchtime treat. Owners Roger and Val pride themselves on offering freshly prepared, home-cooked food and a warm, friendly welcome. Set back from the road, the café offers some much-needed pe...
View full reviewPopular among real ale enthusiasts, MoCa has again been nominated for the Matlock and Dales CAMRA Pub of the Year Award, having won the previous two years. The venue offers six regular ales from local breweries, including Abbeydale, Kelham Island and Dancing Duck, with a guest ale which changes every few days. If real ale isn't your...
View full reviewSituated close to the banks of the river Derwent in Matlock, this delightful spot is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. For anyone visiting, it won’t be hard to see why this venue was named East Midlands’ Café/Bistro of the Year in the Food Awards England and was shortlisted for the 2018 awards. Competitivel...
View full reviewSituated in the Derwent Valley, close to the Cromford Canal, Alison House Hotel is the perfect base for those wishing to explore the Derbyshire Dales. It was built in 1845 by the Arkwrights as a family home, and the same classical style and homely atmosphere are evident now. With a menu of exquisitely hearty English classics to ch...
View full reviewWith a beautiful and commanding corner facade overlooking Hall Leys Park and the river beyond, a tuk-tuk used for takeaway deliveries on display outside the grand entrance, and an appetising, spicy aroma permeating the air, you'll be impressed by Maazi even before stepping inside. This sophisticated Indian restaurant, occupying what...
View full reviewThe spa town of Matlock and its surrounding area boasts many attractions - including the Peak District National Park and Chatsworth - and there is nowhere better for weary sightseers to rest and relax than The Red Lion. This traditional pub, restaurant and bed and breakfast can be found in Matlock Green on the edge of Matlock. We ...
View full reviewThe Rising Sun had changed beyond all recognition since my previous visit to this country inn only a few weeks earlier. The owners have clearly spent a fortune inside and out and I was pleasantly surprised to find the interior bright, light and airy. The attention to detail is spot on. Everything, from the stone around the fireplace...
View full reviewAt the charming Sycamore Inn, the warm and cosy ambience and dedicated staff will make guests feel right at home. Traditional British fare is the order of the day here, and all ingredients are locally sourced where possible; the meat even comes from the local butchers. The Sycamore Inn's signature pies are of particular note (the st...
View full reviewSet high above Matlock town centre, with views from the heated patio area stretching out across the Derwent Valley, the Thorn Tree Inn can best be described as friendly, cosy and inviting. Since taking over the pub, hosts Pat and Emma have become famous throughout the surrounding area for their pie nights on Wednesdays - you choose ...
View full reviewWith a focus on reasonably priced, wholesome food and a family-friendly atmosphere to boot, it comes as no surprise that this traditional free house is a popular choice with locals and visitors alike. Like each of his dedicated chefs, owner Carlo is a passionate and innovative individual, always striving to improve his fare. Th...
View full reviewHead to Darley Dale on the edge of the Peak District National Park and amidst the verdant scenery you’ll find The Orangery at St Elphin’s Park. This spectacular restaurant provides a serene environment in which to enjoy seasonal modern British cuisine.
The stylish interior features high ceilings and a neutral colour pal...
Located in the heart of Derbyshire’s Peak District, The Miners Standard can be found on the edge of Winster – an historic lead mining village that’s populated by charming stone cottages and boasts outstanding, picturesque views of the surrounding countryside. Built around the year 1653, The Miners Standard was originally a f...
View full reviewThis laid-back bistro is the perfect place for a family meal, a romantic supper or a light lunch. Choose to sit in the window with a view of the Wirksworth Market Place or in the ancient vaulted cellar. Whether you just fancy a cup of coffee, a glass of wine or a full three-course meal, Le Mistral is a great choice.
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The time has come for Forest Garden Centre's well-kept secret to be revealed. Its coffee shop and bistro, Tall Trees, can be found in the corner of the centre's plantaria, where hungry visitors can pull up a chair and sample some topnotch food. Tall Trees is proud to be different, and it really is. Just take a look at the huge home-...
View full reviewThe Malt Shovel Inn is situated on Wirksworth Moor amid the glorious Derbyshire countryside. With quick links to outdoor attractions including the High Peak Trail, Carsington Water and the Heights of Abraham, this homely inn is ideally located for those looking for an adventure. Welcoming all who enter their quaint little pub - incl...
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