Set within one of the UK’s most beautiful national landscapes, the Peak District is packed with characterful villages, traditional inns, and destination restaurants. From cosy fireside pubs to refined dining rooms showcasing local produce, the area offers an impressive mix of places to eat, whether you’re exploring the hills, visiting a market town, or planning a special meal out.
Here are all of the venues we have reviewed and would recommend in the Peak District.
Cosy fireside pub serving hearty Sunday roasts, well-kept ales, warm welcomes, comfortable seating, and classic British comfort food done beautifully.
Read Our Review | Venue InformationThis modern British restaurant is housed in a beautifully restored Grade II listed former bank building, offering stylish surroundings and expertly crafted cuisine. 
The perfect place to meet friends for breakfast or lunch, where you will enjoy fabulous food, served in a relaxing, friendly and welcoming environment.
Read Our Review | Venue InformationCasual eatery serving fresh, high‑quality fish and seafood dishes, with friendly service and a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere for a tasty, satisfying dining experience.
Read Our Review | Venue InformationThe Hide offers smoky grills, wood‑fired pizzas, steaks, and hearty sides, made with locally sourced ingredients, welcoming families, walkers, riders and dog owners.
Read Our Review | Venue InformationA central spot offering hearty breakfasts, fresh lunches, and quality ingredients, all served in a relaxed setting with warm and welcoming hospitality throughout.
Read Our Review | Venue InformationThe Red Lion is a traditional Peak District pub offering good quality home-cooked food, real ale and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
Read Our Review | Venue InformationFamily- and dog-friendly pub in Bakewell, renowned for chef-prepared food, drinks, live music, award-winning service, and hosting weddings and celebrations.
Read Our Review | Venue InformationHistoric Derbyshire inn dating back to 1597, offering panoramic five-county views, locally sourced food, real ales, and charming, traditional Peak District ambiance.
Village pub and restaurant serving locally sourced, high-quality dishes, complemented by artisan ales, fine wines, and a welcoming, award-winning dining experience.
The pub offers freshly prepared, locally sourced food, coffee, cakes and afternoon teas, served from lunch through to dinner, indoors or in the spacious beer garden.
Read Our Review | Venue InformationThis welcoming venue serves elegant, locally sourced cuisine, expertly prepared by talented chefs, with stylish accommodation and a warm, inviting atmosphere.
The Bulls Head is all about old school done exceptionally well! Our passion is fresh, seasonal food using local ingredients in a relaxed atmosphere.
Read Our Review | Venue InformationCosy country inn in Hathersage serving hearty food, traditional Sunday roasts, local ales, and offering a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
Read Our Review | Venue InformationElegant Peak District hotel featuring acclaimed fine dining, stylish bar, four-poster bedrooms, polished service, and a refined countryside escape experience.
Creative, locally sourced dishes range from lunch and casual mains to refined seasonal tasting menus, plus traditional afternoon tea with handmade scones.
The Cupola opens daily from 9am serving our iconic griddled breakfast, with lunch served from 12pm, including a fully licensed bar.
Read Our Review | Venue InformationA charming restaurant with a distinctive mining-inspired theme, serving fresh, locally sourced dishes in a cosy, atmospheric setting ideal for a relaxed meal.
Read Our Review | Venue InformationAt The Edensor Tea Cottage their daily goal is to deliver great food, with a very warm and friendly service. Their fresh food suppliers are all based in Derbyshire.
Read Our Review | Venue InformationHonest, authentic pub classics with a modern twist that caters for everyone, representing the very best quality produce our county has to offer.
Read Our Review | Venue InformationOffering fresh, locally sourced dishes, thoughtfully crafted to cater to all diets, including plant-based and healthier options, for an exceptional dining experience.
Read Our Review | Venue InformationCharming countryside pub offering seasonal, locally inspired food, excellent ales and wines, welcoming atmosphere, cosy interiors, and picturesque Peak District surroundings.
Read Our Review | Venue InformationBuilt in 1810 as a Marble Works, The Woodyard has a long history in Bakewell. Some of the main features of the mill are still visible in the restaurant.
Read Our Review | Venue InformationTraditional country inn dining offering seasonal, locally sourced dishes, real ales, fine wines, and relaxed food and drink in welcoming surroundings. 
Award-winning contemporary dining spot serving seasonal, locally sourced dishes with European influence, craft cocktails, and relaxed, stylish atmosphere in the Peak District.
Read Our Review | Venue InformationSet in picturesque 18th-century stables, the menu celebrates estate-reared and local produce, delivering refined seasonal dining in an elegant historic setting.
Read Our Review | Venue InformationAt the heart of the Chatsworth Estate, the Devonshire Arms is everything you’d expect it to be. Great food, excellent ales, and stylish country-house style rooms.
Read Our Review | Venue InformationRefined tearoom experience serving elegant sweet and savoury treats, indulgent afternoon teas, and celebratory dining in a beautiful historic estate setting with charm.
Read Our Review | Venue InformationThis award-winning restaurant holds 2 AA Rosettes, is included in the Michelin Guide 2022, and features three unique, beautifully designed dining rooms.
The Cafe boasts several different areas inside and out. There are many large tables inside the cafe for big groups; they also have a cosy sofa area for walkers.
Read Our Review | Venue InformationAt the Old Original Bakewell Pudding Shop they bake all their products, including their Famous Bakewell Pudding, fresh bread, and cakes daily, using traditional recipes and methods.
Read Our Review | Venue InformationChatsworth Farm Shop Cafe serves seasonal dishes in a beautiful space overlooking sweeping views of the estate, the perfect place to unwind.
Read Our Review | Venue InformationAuthentic Thai cooking with bold flavours, fresh ingredients and friendly service, creating a relaxed place to enjoy lunch or unhurried evening meal.
Read Our Review | Venue InformationThis article includes venues we have visited and would recommend to friends and family, if a venue is not included in this collection then, most likely, we just haven't had the chance to visit them yet.
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