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The Shoulder of Mutton
Traditional, Pubs and Bars with Restaurants
0.1 miles
Church Street Bradwell S33 9HJ
The Shoulder of Mutton, situated in the glorious Peak District village of Bradwell, is a traditional village pub boasting a successful bed and breakfast venture and a menu of delicious food. The pub kitchen serves a range of hearty home-cooked food made using locally sourced ingredients, including fi sh dishes, vege...
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The Samuel Fox Country Inn
Gastropub, Pubs and Bars with Restaurants0.7 miles Stretfield Road Bradwell S33 9JT
Whether you choose from the à la carte menu, splash out on the seven-course tasting menu, opt for a chalkboard special or just enjoy a glass of local real ale or wine at the bar, this place is a rare treat. Located at the heart of the Peak District, its smart contemporary interior and stunning views from the dining room and s...
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The Old Hall Hotel
Traditional, Pubs and Bars with Restaurants1.6 miles Market Place Hope S33 6RH
Steeped in history, The Old Hall Hotel was originally built as Hope Hall in the 1500s and has been a mainstay for travellers since it became an inn back in 1730. Nowadays, landlord Rick and his team have established a warm and relaxing atmosphere, making it a welcoming haven for locals and visitors alike.
The New Golden Dragon
Chinese1.6 miles The Woodroffe Arms 1 Castleton Road S33 6SB
It’s not often you come across a thriving Chinese restaurant housed in a traditional pub, but that’s exactly where you’ll find The New Golden Dragon. The two businesses work in perfect harmony, sharing the premises of The Woodroffe Arms; the welcoming Li family serves delicious Chinese, Thai and British meals in the pub-rest...
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Poachers Arms
Traditional, Pubs and Bars with Restaurants1.6 miles 95 Castleton Road S33 6SB
Offering a warm welcome and something to suit all tastes and budgets, this friendly, family-run pub in the pretty village of Hope is a real home-from-home. The plush green scenery which surrounds the village presents plenty of walking and cycling opportunities, and the Poachers Arms, with its cosy interior and extensive menu, off...
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Courtyard Cafe
Cafe, Cafés1.7 miles 8 Castleton Road Hope S33 6RD
This welcoming café offers a little corner of heaven, come rain or shine. Whether you unwind surrounded by lush flora in the sunlit courtyard, or relax in the bright and airy conservatory, you will be treated to a plethora of classic dishes and snacks - alongside delicious Fairtrade coffees, fresh smoothies and speciality tea...
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The Peaks Inn
Traditional1.9 miles How Lane Castleton S33 8WJ
As its name suggests, this country inn is the perfect base from which to explore the world-renowned Peak District. After an invigorating trek through the nearby National Park, unwind with open log fires, cosy surroundings, quality service and delicious refreshment. The Peaks Inn is well stocked with a fantastic range of premium-brand...
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The George Inn
Traditional2 miles Castle Street Castleton S33 8WG
If you’re lucky enough to be visiting or living in the bustling village of Castleton, don’t miss The George Inn for a leisurely pint or a hearty meal. With a traditional feel both inside and out, this inn offers a relaxing place to drink, dine and stay. The George has also twice won the award for Peak District P...
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For Heaven’s Bakes
Café2 miles Castle Street, S33 8WG
Situated just off a main street in the busy town of Castleton, For Heaven’s Bakes is a little gem in Castleton serving delicious, home-cooked food. Locals and tourists alike are beckoned inside by the café’s enticing aroma, before discovering the daily menu and specials board – both of which offer a range of ...
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The Bull's Head
Traditional, Pubs and Bars with Restaurants2 miles Cross Street Castleton S33 8WH
If you haven’t visited Castleton in the heart of the Peak District National Park, you’ve been missing out. It’s a beautiful place, with much to do and see in the surrounding countryside, whether you’re a hiker, extreme sports enthusiast or like me, a real foodie. The Bull’s Head on the village’s main tho...
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Three Roofs Café
Café2 miles The Island Castleton S33 8WN
Hope Valley is a stunning rural district known for its blue limestone, historic castles and incredible mining landscape. Tucked away within the depths of this rolling countryside is the quintessentially traditional village of Castleton, home to Three Roofs Café.
Three Roofs Café is run by Lynn Sy...
Ye Olde Nag's Head
Traditional, Pubs and Bars with Restaurants2 miles Cross Street Castleton S33 8WH
This 17th-Century coaching inn has beamed ceilings, exposed stone walls, open fires and fabulous views over Hope Valley - everything you would expect from a traditional pub and more. The menu offers excellent pub fare, including many vegetarian choices, stone-baked pizzas, a children's menu and à la carte delights, with...
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The Barrel Inn
Traditional2.4 miles Bretton Nr. Eyam S32 5QD
Laying claim to being the highest pub in Derbyshire, The Barrel Inn boasts stunning views of the Peak District National Park and plenty of charm, and dates back to 1597. Good friends with many of the local suppliers, the proprietors of The Barrel Inn receive the highest quality produce which is then cooked on the premises, providing...
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Losehill House Hotel & Spa
Fine Dining, British and European2.5 miles Edale Road Hope S33 6AF
If you are lucky enough to stumble across Losehill House Hotel & Spa, I'm sure you'll agree that there are few places so happily situated. The hotel's reputation is not born only of the delightful bedrooms with exceptional en-suite facilities, the swimming pool, spa facilities and incredible views - the light-beckoning restauran...
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The Cheshire Cheese Inn
Traditional, Pubs and Bars with Restaurants2.5 miles Edale Road Hope S33 6ZF
Once a pit-stop for those traversing the old salt-carrying route from Cheshire to Yorkshire, this gorgeous Peak District inn dates back to 1632 - when payment for lodging would be made in cheese. Not far from the famous caverns of Castleton and relatively untouched - the original cheese hooks are still visible - The Cheshire Cheese ...
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