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    Cock & Pullet

    5.0 (2 reviews)
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    Eyre Arms - The pub

    Eyre Arms

    5.0(1 review)
    6.1 km

    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

    Red Lion Inn

    Red Lion Inn

    3.5(4 reviews)
    3.7 km
    ££

    This place is amazing - a traditional country pub, but all the staff were genuinely nice, a good…read moreselection of real ales, and amazing food. An absolute delight. This was our planned lunch stop on a walk on 27 December, it had taken us 45 minutes longer to get there than we anticipated due to the snow and icy conditions underfoot. Arriving at the opposite end of Litton we took a walk through to get to the Red Lion - on the outside it looks a typical country pub, and the interior too, however it lacked the usual naff and tacky bits that so often ruin pubs. The staff gave us a greeting that you would normally associate with far grander venues, and our order was efficiently taken. The food arrived shortly after and i was bowled over. I opted for the veggie sausages and mash. The sausage were cooked to perfection, the mash was amazing, the onion gravy delicious, and the vegetables that arrived with it were also cooked to perfection. The meals of my co-walkers also looked to be of a similar quality. There was a good choice of real ales on, and they had obviously been selected with walkers in mind - as 2 of them were very light and refreshing. All in all it was an amazing visit, and i would not hesitate to make the trek back there again.

    We had a great time at this restaurant. We loved the old vibe. Bartender and server were great. Our…read moremeals were amazing and the best part was the mascarpone lemon cheesecake. It was better than the cheesecake we had at the rainbow room in NYC, which was previously our favorite cheesecake. Can't rate this place high enough. A must!!!

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    Red Lion Inn
    Red Lion Inn
    Red Lion Inn

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    Castle Inn - The outside of the Castle Inn

    Castle Inn

    4.5(2 reviews)
    4.4 km
    ££

    Simple, typical pub type restaurant within an Inn well located within Bakewell in the Peak…read moreDistrict. Located within an old stone building it is both quaint and comfortable. We sat down not realizing that we had to order at the bar in order to be served. Once we got that down, everything went smoothly. Having lunch here was perfect while taking a break from having been to Haddon Hall nearby. I had a chicken, mushroom and leek pie. It was quite good and very filling. The gravy added a great deal to the flavor and tastiness. Also had a pint of dark ale that went perfectly with it. Nice place and a good meal

    On our way back down to the South after visiting the Derbyshire Dales, my partner and I stopped in…read morethe Castle Inn. We were served by a really kind and fun staff member who delivered thirst-quenching drinks and heart-warming meals! I was really impressed with the vegetarian options and found it easy to ensure I was fed before we set off on our journey. I had a lovely cheese and potato pie, and my partner had a very tasty katsu chicken. The pub was clean and very comfortable; I could have stayed for much longer! The manager was a delight to interact with, and we will be sure to visit again in the summer. If visiting by car, just make sure to leave your registration number with the staff and they'll make sure your parking is validated in the car park just next to the pub.

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    Castle Inn - The cozy interior

    The cozy interior

    Castle Inn - Chicken mushroom and leek pie

    Chicken mushroom and leek pie

    Castle Inn - The dark ale

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    The dark ale

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