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Anglers Rest, Bamford, DerbyshireNewest Review: ... and the building is located in a lovely part of the village, opposite one of Bamford's three churches. Although it is on a rather sharp bend in the road and there is no pavement for pedestrians. If you are visiting by car there is off the road parking in a large car park at the rear of the building. The interior of this pub is lovely and cosy and it is set out in a traditional country pub ... more |
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by micksheff - written on 22.06.08 (Very useful, 202 readings)
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The Angler's Rest is one of three public houses/restaurants in the little picturesque village of Bamford, in an area of Derbyshire's Peak District National Park known as the High Peak. I visited the Angler's Rest in Bamford recently for Sunday Lunch, although I must confess that this was not actually my first choice of venue. I had intended to visit a place called the Yorkshire Bridge, which is a popular place and has a good reputation for food. In fact, the Yorkshire Bridge was so popular that we could not find an empty table, hence we headed back up the road about a mile to the Angler's Rest. I have eaten at the Angler's Rest before but this was ...
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