Pubs in Derbyshire in general Reviews
Newest Review: ... is prepared to a high standard. Huge portions of quality food. For lunch I had scampi and chips which was just right with crisp golden scampi and perfectly cooked chips. The All Day Breakfast seemed to be the most popular choice in our group of 11 and I must admit to feeling slightly jealous when the huge breakfast plates arrived. Sausage, bacon, 2 eggs, mushrooms, baked beans, tomato, and fried bread – the portions were enormous! Later on in the evening we sat down for dinner and most of our party ordered a huge Yorkshire pudding There is a wide variety on the menu with a good selection of grills, fish dishes, pasta, vegetarian optio... more
Customer Pubs in Derbyshire in general Reviews (2)
by - written on 13/10/06 (Useful, 239 readings)
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What is it? A 17th century village pub with a restaurant, bar, four bedrooms and a flat. Where is it? Right in the middle of the sleepy village of Youlgrave in the Derbyshire Peak District. The village was very quiet, everyone was exceptionally friendly and the whole experience was extremely enjoyable. The nearest bigger towns are probably Bakewell and Matlock. A very enjoyable drive over the peaks. Layout There are two or three bar areas, a games room with snooker/pool and a seated area outside. Accommodation is also available Dining This may look like your standard pub grub but ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/08/02, updated on 08/08/02 (Very useful, 1722 readings)
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I live in a great place if you like pubs! I live in Chesterfield, North Derbyshire; here’s a little bit of background information. It’s a market town lying south of Sheffield on the A61, Chesterfield is famous for the twisted spire of our parish church which leans nearly 3 metres to one side...There are loads of legends saying why it does this, but it's really down to poor timber used when it was built (shame....I like the legend about it bowing down to brides on their wedding day!). Hardwick Hall, one of Britain's foremost Elizabethan housesis nearby, along with Chatsworth, Bolsover Castle and Haddon Hall. Chesterfield is also famous for its links .. Read the complete review
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