A stones throw from the Ladybower Reservoir, The Yorkshire Bridge Inn, Bamford, commands beautiful views of the valley. The pub wat built in the early...

Deep in the Derbyshire Peaks, the Plough offers an exceptionally high standard of comfort and hospitality. The split level bars of this cosy 16th cent...

Situated in the picturesque town of Castleton, the Olde Cheshire Cheese is full of character. Originally called the Wagon and Horses, this 17th centur...

A wonderfully situated country inn, high in the Peak District. Formed from a row of cottages, the series of linked dining rooms and bars are tradition...

The John Thompson Inn lies next to the River Trent, a few miles south of Derby. Converted from a 15th century farmhouse in 1968, it was the first pub...

A beautifully rustic village pub in the Derbyshire Dales, harking back to an era when simple pleasures like good beer and conversation were what matte...

Located on the outskirts of Derby the Mackworth Hotel is a pleasant family pub. The picturesque backdrop and comfortable rooms provide an ideal locati...

Just a stones throw from Chatsworth House the Devonshire Arms at Beeley is an old pub with a modern make over. More of a restaurant and hotel than a p...

A pleasing, modern take on a traditional pub, achieving a bright and stylish decor without losing its original charm. The food is modern too, locally ...

The Crewe and Harpur is a Marston's Inn beside the extraordinary Swarkestone Bridge and Causeway, the longest stone bridge in England. Begun in the 13...