Our nearest local – .0.9miles away . Welcoming hosts. Bistro style food. Small pub. Limited menu for children. Good beer.
Telephone: 01335 310 271

1.7 miles set in the centre of Alstonefield. Emily and Ben will always invite you in with a warm welcome. They have a bar area with open fires and a large casual dining room which caters for all. Large parties are also welcome. In the summer you can sit outside under the Oak trees and watch the village go by. Children friendly and great beer. Good Country fare catering for all tastes.
Telephone: 01335 310 205
Website: www.thegeorgeatalstonefield.com

1.7 miles set in the middle of Wetton. Brian runs this pub and it has a good menu. Its relaxed and friendly but has only a small area for children. The garden is safe for children.
Telephone: 01335 310 287

Butterton is 5 miles towards the Manifold. It has a traditional menu and a specials blackboard – always with something new on it. It has a separate dining room for more formal evenings.
Telephone: 01538 304 232

Butterton is 5 miles towards the Manifold. It has a traditional menu and a specials blackboard – always with something new on it. It has a separate dining room for more formal evenings.
Telephone: 01298 84537

On from Hulme End – left before Hartington – 5/6 miles. Run by Jacqui who is also the chef and known for her culinary skills. Not your normal pie and chips pub but very good and always has a personalised menu. Slightly more expensive than the others.
Telephone: 01298 84329

Just on the main A515 – 5 miles away. Tourist based pub with a good separate Restaurant. Specialises in fish dishes.
Telephone: 01335 350317

Varied menu and warm atmosphere, always busy so you need to book. Open daily. Food served 12noon to 9pm.
Telephone: 01335 350246

A good place to find when on a Peak District tour. Well worth it when you do find it! Great selection of home cooked food with a good atmosphere and loads of history to the place.
Telephone: 01629 650 302

Like the Druid, you’ll need a map to find it, but once your there you’ll be happy. The views are spectacular and you’ll feel as though you’re on top of the world. Great History. The food is great and the locals love it. Lots of choice with a specialised menu.
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New owners from 2006 but the Leatherbritches Brewery is still run by the former owners . A lively pub with lots going on with events to entertain you. Open all day with a buffet lunch on Sundays. Separate dining room for children.
Telephone: 01335 350 422

Open to non residents The Dove Bar allows you to enjoy a quite drink or two and even a bar snack for those feeling a little peckish and the Garden restaurant, where you are able to enjoy evening meals seven days a week, and sunday lunches.
Telephone: 01335 350 396

Dine in the comfort of the newly furbished Haddon Restaurant with its panoramic views across Dovedale. Or for a more relaxed atmosphere try the Dovedale bar, which serve good pub meals. Children welcome and it’s on a circular walk from the house.
Telephone: 01335 350 555

Callow Hall is 5 miles away and the restaurants are in a beautiful country house within its own grounds. It retains that country house atmosphere and is quite impressive. The menu is extensive and they specialise in English and Continental dishes using homegrown fruit and vegetables. It is quite expensive but worth it for a special occasion.
Telephone: 01335 300 900

Sandybrook Country Park – Off A515 just outside of Ashbourne. 18th C Coach House, newly refurbished. Unusual aspect with the original stables and stalls now forming dining areas. There is a separate restaurant upstairs. Caters for own guests as well as the general public. Happy atmosphere, good for children. Closed Monday Lunch.
Telephone: 01335 343 435

Award winning Brassiere food in relaxed and informal surroundings. Includes smoking and non-smoking areas. There is a lighter menu for those more calorie conscious. Not recommended for children.
Telephone: 01335 346 158

Award winning Brassiere food in relaxed and informal surroundings. Includes smoking and non-smoking areas. There is a lighter menu for those more calorie conscious. Not recommended for children.
Telephone: 01298 84528

Fantastic views across Ilam Church over to Dovedale. Good walks along th Manifold and quality youd expect from the National Tust.

Beautiful Village with a Jacobean house and grounds. The tea room is situated in a converted barn in the centre of the village.

Especially good cakes.

Good food and if you can get a window seat you can look down at the street below. Can get very busy.

This is also a restaurant.
Sunday lunch 'all you can eat' buffet
Telephone: 01335 300 546

This is also a restaurant.
Telephone: 01335 342 537

Telephone: 01335 346 665

Market Place Ashbourne Telephone: 01335 344780
Compton Street Ashbourne Telephone: 01335 344708