great food enjoyed the saled and the gammon stake, coffee was nice but they were not prepared to…read moredeal with the 50 plus people it took about 2-4 hours to get our food. it took about 1-2 hours to get the starters and a extra 2-4 for the main meals it was slow even after the 50 plus people left

The Railway @ Buxton is a family-friendly, superior pub & restaurant near the Buxton Railway…read moreStation (Duh!) and just below the arching railway bridge. A fairly large place, it offers a decent selection of beers (including a number of hand pumped ales by Joseph Holt of Manchester) and an extensive menu that focuses on British food and pub grub. When I visited on a Saturday noon, the place was packed. And for good reason: The "rustic sharing board" (effectively a ploughman's lunch) I had was both generous and tasty, with a small pork pie, a Scotch egg, two slices of honey-roasted gammon, a big helping of local cheese, cut-up sausages, various sauces and pickles and a few slices of rather appetizing roasted white bread. I had a look around at other people's dishes and they all looked very good, too. The bar staff was friendly and efficient, and while Joseph Holt beers may not represent the pinnacle of British ales, they are well-made and were certainly kept fresh on the premises. Prices are pretty much what you would expect from a superior regional pub/restaurant, but there are several specials throughout the week. The décor is very much geared towards families: unfussy, clean, comfortable. Recommended!

A lovely country pub with a roaring log fire - idyllic. The food is brilliant and a fair price for…read morethe quality. The only negative would be that the portions are tiny! I have been several times (my mums favourite pub) and left hungry on all occasions.

Lovley food and brilliant service! Nothing was to much of an issue! All good was cooked fresh and…read morewas excellent! Highly recommend this pub!

A special occasion for us, the food was absolutely wonderful. The staff were helpful and friendly…read more Dogs allowed!! We may bring our babies next time... A hectic ally busy Sunday service, our food arrived hot and in good time... a lovely experience xx

My first visit. ... 7/7/14…read more Car park quite full, but did not seem that crowded inside. Look above the optics, and see the variety of malt whiskies.....wow.... Yep, really liked the place. Part of the Brunning & Price... See also The Woodbridge at Coalport. Very similar menu. I'm afraid with what I knew from the other palce and had the lamb.... Lovely. No starter and saved myself for the pudding.....Emmmmmm! A pint of Weetwood Cheshire Cat - £3.60 Lamb Shoulder - £16.85 Sticky Toffee Pudding (with dollop of ice cream) - £5.75 OK. The place is a bit pricey, but still enjoyable. The 7oz fillet steak is very very expensive - £25.95. I think I'd want a matured age of greater than 28 days, and per closer to 35.... I am not sure of the age of this steak... I recommend, and would go again.... I found the manager very approachable. OK OK I was with someone who had eaten there many times.... :-)

Came here on one of the warmest days of 2016, and what a lovely day to experience this place. A…read morelovely little classic pub with a modern interior, situated around the country roads of crewe. It has that cosy country pub vibe but with a gorgeous outdoor seating area all kitted out in pale wood. Actually looks like an ideal place for a smaller wedding or an occasion. I didn't have any food here but they pride themselves with a home made menu with lots of traditional pub meals. I saw a few plates get brought out and they were huge! I'd love to go back here on another hot day and eat outside. Lots of dogs and babies around the grass area, making it a more up market family pub set in pretty surroundings. Need to come back here!

Very accommodating for a group of 16 for a birthday party. Table was set upon arrival and food had…read morebeen preordered to make ordering easier for everyone. Food was fantastic, there was an issue with an item being cold but it was quickly sent back and a new hot plate of food arrived. Beautiful pub, with great food and friendly staff.

Relatively small but internally beautiful pub. Good choice of food which is well cooked. I would…read morehave given 4 1/2 stars as really nothing outstanding just very good. No outside seating and quite crowded but not over so. Parking on the road outside. We had fish cakes very good. Sausages and mash as you might expect just fine and the social which that night was short ribs with bread was also filling and fine. Plenty of staff and good cask beers available. Strangely this was recommended by Expedia as one of the best pubs in Britain. Not true. Just very good. Claim to fame is it is close to Monsal trail walking along disused rail line from Buxton to Matlock. I assume walkers pile in during the day.

The food was fantastic! Seriously wonderful, from the duck to the steak to the fish and a pub…read moreclassic sausage and mash that was elevated to a high standard. Service was incredibly nice, friendly and considerate. The inside of the pub is oh so cozy, and the picnic tables in the back are comfy. Book in advance for dinner to avoid disappointment (though the picnic tables in the garden are fine, too). Did I mention that the food is terrific?

After a disappointing start to Saturday evening when our booking didn't work out at another…read morerestaurant, I called the plough at prime time to request a table for 7 people. I thought we had no chance of getting something, but to my surprise they helpfully fitted us in and saved my trip home from being a disaster. We arrived around 7pm and were quickly shown to our table. Our order for drinks was taken very quickly. Two of our party opted for the salmon and not the carvery. The salmon was freshly cooked and absolutely beautiful and arrived after 15 minutes. The vegetables from the carvery were cooked to perfection and regularly topped up with fresh, hot food. Desserts were lovely and they even catered for my Nan's special request of custard on cheesecake. All in all can't fault the Plough, very, very impressed and will return again soon.

The Plough Inn is located in the pretty village of Endon. It is on the main road from…read moreStoke-on-Trent to Leek and therefore attracts a lot of passing trade. It is a carvery restaurant which is reasonable value (although not the best in the area - try the Ash Bank Hotel in Werrington for the £3.50 carvery all day Monday to Saturday!) Drinks are reasonable and service is friendly. The pub has a pleasant atmosphere and has seats outside for summer evenings. It is worth going to if you are in the area, and you can take the opportunity to go into the old village and visit the well and the ford.

Just off the train and went in for some food and drinks, barmaid as soon as we walked in looked at…read moreus like we weren't supposed to be there! She was standing scratching her unwashed ratted hair and looked so unclean then proceeded to sit and chat to the regulars rather than cleaning the disgusting tables that clearly haven't been wiped down from the previous day. 2.45pm (5th Sept) on a Monday afternoon and you have dirty tables! Think you have to get your pub sorted and maybe give your staff some tips on good hygiene. How about a sign outside saying you don't serve food anymore? Do not go here if your are in crewe ! Will be shut down soon anyway if thats the standard

Nice modern, yet traditional atmosphere. Comfortable booths and tables, good for large and small…read moregroups. Great selection of beers and other drinks. Food was good, everything looked fresh and homemade. Lamb burger was good, just a tad dry and small. The fish and chips looked great.

We had the steak pie with chips and ales gravy, and the sausage and mash with peas…read more The pie and chips were fantastic as was the sausage and mash. The two men we saw working were very kind and helpful, very personable and offered great service. There was ample parking and the ambiance of the place was comfortable. Everything appeared clean and well looked after. The restroom was clean and well cared for. The prices seemed fair approx £13 for the two meals and a shandy. Overall impression is that it's a nice pub with good food.