Food & Drink
When visiting the Peak District and Derbyshire, trying the local food and drink is all part of the experience.
From fantastic farm shops and local breweries to cosy inns and great restaurants, enjoy hearty homemade meals in the best pubs or discover sweet treats in our many tearooms and cafes.
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The Cupola 'Lords Lunch' £25
An indulgent lunch, comprising of 'The Cupola Club' flame griddled chicken breast, dry cured bacon, melted mature cheddar and mozzarella cheese &…
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The Robin Hood, Baslow - Fish Friday
Enjoy two portions of Fish & Chips for just £30 at The Robin Hood, Baslow
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3 small plates for £18 every Wed & Thurs at The…
Tuck into 3 delicious small plates for just £18 at The Scotsman's Pack.
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Sunday Roast at the Prince of Wales, Baslow
A true weekend treat, enjoy perfectly roasted meats, crisp golden potatoes paired with seasonal vegetables. With its warm atmosphere and welcoming…
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Best dog friendly places to eat in the Peak…
Discover some of the best dog friendly places to eat that will welcome your furry friend just as warmly as you.
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Pubs and restaurants with amazing views in the…
From pubs with picturesque views to charming riverside restaurants, here’s a round-up of the best spots to dine with a view.
Featured Food & Drink Businesses
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Amber Valley Wines
A small family run vineyard close to the edge of the Peak District in the lovely village of Wessington in the beautiful Amber Valley.
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The Maynard Restaurant
The Maynard restaurant is the perfect place to unwind after a day exploring the Peak District.
Open today: 8:00am - 8:30pm
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Chatsworth Farm Shop and Café
Fresh, quality produce from the Chatsworth Estate, tenant farms, Derbyshire suppliers and small food producers.
Open today: 8:00am - 8:30pm
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Hassop Station Cafe and Monsal Trail Cycle Hire
Cafe & Cycle Hire on the Monsal Trail near Bakewell
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Quackers Café at Thornbridge Estate
Free to park, you can sit and enjoy a breakfast sandwich, coffee and cake, or a spot of light lunch in Quackers Cafe.
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The George Restaurant
A Derbyshire Hotel ideally located for walking, bird watching and cycling in the heart of the Peak District, Derbyshire
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The Hide Grill & Pizzeria
Inspired by outdoor cooking, The Hide restaurant serves fresh food from the land, cooked over flame and made to share.
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Croots Farm Shop & Cafe
We are proud to offer a range of the finest home produced foods, with an inhouse butchery and bakery as well as our very popular cafe and shop.
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White Peak Distillery
Established in 2016, White Peak Distillery is the first full-scale, craft distillery in the Peak District region.
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Palace Hotel Buxton & Spa
Britannia Hotels are proud to introduce the Palace Hotel Buxton & Spa, located in the spa town of Buxton.
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Darcy’s Restaurant and Bar at Mosborough Hall…
At the superb Darcy's Brasserie, you can enjoy the very best in home-cooked cuisine at lunch, dinner or why not join us for afternoon tea or brunch.
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The Old Original Bakewell Pudding Shop
The Old Original Bakewell Pudding Shop is located in the heart of the market town of Bakewell in Derbyshire's Peak District National Park.
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The Merchant’s Yard Restaurant & Rooms
The Merchant’s Yard offers guests a stay in luxury rooms, sympathetically created as a natural extension to this much-loved restaurant, located in…
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The Beeley Inn
Just a short walk from Chatsworth House, this Inn and its 18 beautiful en-suite bedrooms blend an idyllic village setting with contemporary comfort.
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The Gallery Restaurant at The Cavendish Hotel
Crisp linen, fresh produce, three AA Rosette fine dining.
Frequently asked questions
- Where are the best places to eat in the Peak District and Derbyshire?
You’ll find everything from cosy pubs and cafés to fine dining and local producers. Use our Food & Drink listings to filter by location, type (pub, café, restaurant) and themes like family-friendly or dog friendly.
- Are there family-friendly pubs in the Peak District?
Yes - many pubs welcome families and offer kids’ menus, outdoor space and relaxed dining. Filter listings by Family Friendly to find suitable options.
- Where can I find cafés near Peak District walks?
Market towns and trail hubs often have great cafés ideal for a post-walk stop. Browse cafés and tearooms and pair them with our walking trails for easy route planning.
- Can I find fine dining in the Peak District and Derbyshire?
Yes - here are award-winning restaurants and high-end bistros across the region. Use our restaurant guide to discover Peak District fine dining options and book ahead where needed.
- What local food should I try in Derbyshire?
Derbyshire local produce includes famous bakes, cheeses, farm-to-fork menus, artisan breads, and locally made gins and ales. Look for farm shops, markets and producer listings.
- Are there dog friendly places to eat in the Peak District and Derbyshire?
Many pubs and cafés welcome dogs, especially those near popular walking routes. Filter by Dog Friendly and check each listing for indoor/outdoor dog policies.
- Do you list food offers and dining deals for the Peak District and Derbyshire?
Yes - visit our Offers section for seasonal menus, set lunch deals and promotional discounts, then combine them with Food & Drink listings to plan where to eat.
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