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Derwentwater Arms - Derwentwater Arms

Derwentwater Arms

4.0(2 reviews)
0.4 mi
£££

The Derwentwater Arms is set in the village of Calver. Having visited this place pre-qype days, and…read morereally liked the food and the atmosphere, we returned this summer to find that the quality is still just as good. The front entrance to the Derwentwater Arms is up some rather steep steps, which are punctuated by terraced areas with outside seating, perfect for a drink on a summer's evening. There is also a disabled entrance at the back. The pub is divided into a substantial bar area, selling real ales and a good variety of wines, and two restaurant areas. One of which looks over the entrance steps to the village of Calver and the stunning countryside beyond. The food menu is found on two big chalk boards, featuring many local and seasonal dishes, including lots of seafood, fish and vegetarian dishes. Plumping for two distinctively different main courses, chicken with a brie and bacon stuffing, and sea bass with pak choi, the two of us found both meals very flavoursome and filling. The meal was accompanied with a good range of vegetables including courgettes and red cabbage, and buttered new potatoes. A good range of desserts as well, the homemade baked apple pie and the lemon tart were very tasty. A great meal, just as good as we had remembered. Best to book though, the Derwentwater is a popular place, people tend to come back again and again. Particularly busy from mid week onwards.

What a beautiful place for a pub restaurant?! Mandy and Malcolm Drewery have made this place…read moresomething special with wonderful hospitality and fantastic food. Slow cooked pork belly, home made pates, perfectly cooked duck, three outstanding selections of fishwhat a wonderful evening - and £40 including drinks! Go and tell them Pete and Sarah sent you!! You will need to book though - they were turning people away whilst we ate!

Eyre Arms - The pub

Eyre Arms

5.0(1 review)
1.9 mi

Beautiful old pub (dates back to 1600 as a house, and 1743 as a pub) in the middle of the beautiful…read morePeak District - and very close to the ultra-charming little town of Bakewell. What a wonderful drive to get there on a warm, sunny Spring day. My pictures of the outside of the building don't do it justice since the sap is just starting to rise in the ivy covering the structure. In the summer the ivy will be bright green and in the autumn it will scream out all the fall colors from yellow to bright red! The pub is clean and truly charming, with many interesting memorabilia and decorative pieces around. The bar is well stocked (actually there are 3 bars), not huge by any means, but it is a Free House (note to my US friends - that means not tied a particular brewery so they can stock and sell drinks from multiple sources. All the staff we saw, including the owner and the chef, were very friendly and hospitable. Does not get much better than this! There is a very nice beer garden for some al fresco dining or a beer out on a sunny day (like yesterday :) ). The garden is very nice, private with several tables and even a little decorative fountain. In terms of food (why we drove all that way - 75 minutes for us) it was great and I will post the menu. The chef would walk around, take orders and make sure that everything was truly enjoyed and it was! We both chose pies (see pics), Mrs G had the venison pie (puff pastry) and I couldn't resist the rabbit pie (suet pastry) both locally sourced of course. Yes I succumbed to the special blackberry and apple crumble with custard while Mrs G took the lemon curd ice cream in a brandy snap cup. YES - everything was delicious. A wonderful day - we WILL be back and soon :) Review #47 2018

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Eyre Arms - Dessert menu

Dessert menu

Eyre Arms - Beer garden - secluded

Beer garden - secluded

Eyre Arms - Summer view when the ivy is green

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Summer view when the ivy is green

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