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Recommended by E TA |
A traditional Victorian back street pub which hasn't been developed and as kept its original floor plan. There is a small spit-and-sawdust public bar entered from the corner, while a larger saloon bar more appropriate for families is at the side, le... [more>] |
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Recommended by Ian Mapp |
Finally managed to make it in, for a prebooked Sunday Lunch. I've walked to this place three times but always out of pub hours. If you find yourself in a similar position, then Hawkeys Cafe is wonderfully old school. Anyway, onto the pub. Small pat... [more>] |
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Recommended by Moby Duck |
A small two roomed traditional Everards pub with the beers mentioned in jaqptio's review below, I tried both the Patriot beers and both were good. It's nice to see a tradiditional pub doing well in an area where modern bars are on the rise. Visited J... [more>] |
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Recommended by Moby Duck |
A micropub with a couple of tiny rooms that become quite intimate when busy. It seems, going on previous reviews that they stick to the same cask beers in Landlord, Titanic Plum Porter and Charnwood Salvation, I had the later which was fine but not a... [more>] |
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Recommended by Moby Duck |
Set in an old medieval building that has been added to in the Georgian era and contains several rooms of varying interest. Four cask beers were available on my January visit listed below, I went with the Wantsum Moutere which was maybe an acquired ta... [more>] |
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Recommended by Moby Duck |
A single square roomed alehouse with the bar counter to the rear being home to some nine handpumps, eight in operation on my visit, I had a pint of Lune Brew LB 401 Stout accompanied by a giant cheese and onion cob, both went down very well. The pub ... [more>] |
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Recommended by Moby Duck |
As previously mentioned a long narrow pub/bar with three handpumps and six craft taps, I had a pint of Eyam Quarantine on cask. Though small the bar is comfortable and worthy of a visit if nearby. Visited Jan 2025. |
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Recommended by Moby Duck |
Housed in a large and fairly attractive red bricked building , the interior though has been modernised and opened out. The bar supports five handpumps with Everards Tiger, Tiger Triple Gold and Sunchaser, Brunswick White Feather as a guest beer with ... [more>] |
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Recommended by Moby Duck |
A red brick corner pub with a curved but angled frontage that catches the eye, inside are two rooms with a bar that services both. Nine handles on the bar serving up beer and cider that being the last pub of the day I failed to make a note of apart f... [more>] |
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Recommended by Real Ale Ray |
This pub blends in well with the rest of the buildings along the street, similar brickwork and matching upper Georgian windows. The exterior also has bold and colourful signage, one of which reads welcome to platform 6. I thought the barman on our vi... [more>] |
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Recommended by Will Larter |
Reported in the Derbyshire Times to be reopening soon. https://www.derbyshiretimes.co.uk/lifestyle/food-and-drink/peak-district-pub-set-to-open-its-doors-again-after-spending-nearly-two-years-closed-5083671 |
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Recommended by Real Ale Ray |
This pub was nicely finished throughout with lots of dark timbers, which included a built in clock above the main entrance. The main bar faces you as you enter and continues into the rear lounge. I do agree with BF below about the tiny gents loo, I w... [more>] |
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Recommended by Tris C |
Perhaps this pub takes its name from a female pupil from a long defunct Bluecoat school as it seems that this was originally just called the Blue Maid as there are references to the name in the immediate vicinity in the early 18th century, the pub pr... [more>] |
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