Great hosts, incredible food and cocktails to die for! If you haven't discovered this hidden gem…read moreyet, you are in for a real treat. Arrive a little early and head to the snug for pre dinner cocktails while you peruse the menu. You can tell so much care and attention has gone into creating exciting menus made with quality local ingredients, you will be spoilt for choice! Every dish is cooked with care and absolutely faultless. The decor is beautiful with light walls, soft lighting and twinkling candles to give a really intimate feel even when the restaurant is bustling. There is also 5 rooms, tastefully decorated in Farrow & Ball, a perfect base to explore the Peak District.

Staff are nice and friendly, the food is very good as far as Sunday dinners go, but the only thing…read moreto let that down was the lack of meat, terribly skingey with it. Drinks are very pricey too. .Doesn't represent good vfm to be honest.

The worst experience in a restaurant starts with bad food and ends with servers and staff who…read moreclearly do not care about you or your experience and this disappointing pub hits all those buttons and more. Unlike virtually any pub I have ever experienced in the U.K. you have to wait to be seated (as if it is something special!) and immediately you are seated you are asked what you want to drink - slowed her down so that I could look at the menu. Here was a big warning sign and I should have walked out - the menu was a mass produced thing from Marstons (the brewery serving many pubs in the area) and the name of the pub itself never mentioned anywhere. Not heeding the warning I went to the bar to order our food - no we have to wait until served (very quiet afternoon). Go and sit like a good boy and wait. Give our order and in record time the generic tasteless food appears. I expected so much more from a steak and prestige ale pie than what I got. I expected something like any decent pub in England serves - an individual pie, maybe puff pastry and lovingly prepared but what I got was (drum roll) two sorry thin slices of a larger generic pie of sorts fresh out of something (the microwave would be my guess) totally tasteless gravy, tasteless fries and peas. I had to drown everything in pepper to even get it in my mouth and saw another poor customer doing the same. My wife's fish and chips was the worst she has ever had in England - her thought was that it was all cooked in older fat? She also was liberally adding pepper. No one ever came to ask if we were enjoying our meal and we weren't even asked a word when we paid to hurry up and get out of the place. Would I return - absolutely not!

Nice menu of food and/or snacks, including locally produced ingredients. Well prepared, good…read morehome-made food - different to the usual pub fare, and tasted much better. Great service, nice location, and good eating inside or out. Recommend the "Sausage Sarnie".

I don't know who you last reviewer was but I can honestly say this is the BEST pub I have visited…read moreever. For quality local food at seriously cheap prices and served by the most friendly staff I have come across . Nothing was too much trouble for them , the chips are unbelievable fresh home made and never seen a freezer in their life - so unusual these day's . I would recommend the daily specials Pork belly was amazing and the Cod was huge with crisp batter and real mushy peas. My friend had mushroom stroganoff with a rich creamy sauce and fresh herbs ,made especially for her as a veggie special . They lit the log fire just for us , the atmosphere was fantastic with a gorgeous bottle of Fleurie our log fire and delicious home cooked food we were in heaven and so relaxed. The only thing they didn't have was a bed for us to stay over , however they booked us into a nearby hotel and we returned for lunch the next day which was just as wonderful . WELL DONE TO ALL AT THE HORNS !

I came here while visiting family who live close by. They swear by the place and although I…read morewouldn't say my experience was mind blowing I can certainly see why they are regulars here. The decor is simple and unobtrusive and the layout is intimate without being cramped. We were served promptly throughout our meal and the food arrived in good time once we had ordered. There was a large group of perhaps 15 or so people also dining while we were there and our waiter made a point of coming to us first and explaining that if we chose from the menu quickly he would ensure that our order made it to the kitchen ahead of the much larger order they were expecting from the other table. This was a nice touch which no doubt saved us from waiting a lot longer for our meals. The food was very good, plenty of flavour and portion size represented good value for money. Menu choices were as you would expect from any Indian restaurant in the UK, there is nothing avantgarde to surprise you but no glaring omissions either. The only other point of note is the place does not have a licence to sell alcohol. If this is a blessing or a curse is a matter of opinion I guess but they have no objection to you bringing in wine/beer/soft drinks of your own to accompany your meal. There is an off licence close by should you arrive empty handed.

Small entrance to first floor restaurant is near Police station. Some parking outside, but watch…read moreone way system. Traditional curry house but nicely done and beautifully spiced food with attention to detail. Dining area looks pleasant but we had a take-away, which was a little slow, perhaps they had difficulties that evening, but absolutely ready food was worth the wait.

Great restaurant - fab for romantic meals -set within cellar - love the idea of getting to eat all…read morethe starters - then you choose your main meal and pud if there's room ! Great service too ! Wouldn't take kids though !

Been on two separate occasions and had awesome service and food both times, a little expensive but…read moregreat for a treat!

On a rainy Sunday morning in Ashbourne we happened upon the Flower Cafe. Cloaked in condensation on…read morethe windows due to the feverish cooking of breakfasts in the kitchen area to the back of the cafe, this place had a good atmosphere. A selection of different sized tables named after flowers - Poppy, Violet etc, were suitable for different sized parties. The menu was varied and very reasonably priced, from beans on toast to paninis, homemade cakes to breakfasts for the larger or smaller appetite. The breakfasts were cooked to order and looked extremely appetising, with a basket of toast. A good variety of drinks too, including a flavoursome Cappuccino and a very chocolatey Hot Chocolate! They also sold Ice Cream too, Lemon Meringue and Sticky Toffee amongst the flavours. The Flower Cafe also sells plants, offers a garden design service and has themed evenings like 'Pudding Night' - whose menu looked very tempting!

First time at this pub. Taken aback by the quality of food and number of real ales. They also have…read moreSan Miguel on draught. Pub not much to look at from outside but worthwhile stopping for a drink at least. Prices are pretty much average for both drinks and food. My wife fancied an Eton Mess which wasn't on the menu. The waitress said they would make one if she wanted! Overall, I would place the quality of food in the "restaurant" bracket, definitely NOT pub grub!

From the owner: The Bluebell Inn has a fantastic reputation for great food and with over 40 main courses, including…read morefood for special diets, there's something for everyone. We also host 2 beer festivals every year.

It's a shame they're not listed here as we went yesterday and LOVED them…read more The pros: Great authentic Thai food. Amazing flavours, genuine Thai dishes, fresh ingredients in most dishes. Awesome veggie menu. Full of flavour and colour. Lovely setting. The basement setting is beautiful, the walls and ceilings are red and sloped and the art is beautiful. Candles at the tables are a sweet touch. They let you book a table! We booked a table for two and got a four person table reserved just for us, which was awesome. The cons: Authentic Thai food = hot, hot, hot! Even the dishes that don't carry an exclamation-mark warning are warm and spiced. Two exclamation marks were next to my dish and even as a lover of Indian cuisine and chili sauce, it caught me off guard! A bit hard to find. Because they're in a basement, you need to be careful. They're at the start of the alley at the corner of cancer research, before you reach the marketplace. No disabled access as far as I saw. Just stairs down. Would be five stars if not for the difficulty finding them.