The White Hart pub has changed hands many times through the years and is situated in the…read morepicturesque village of Stanley, a typical Midlands village. There weren't many people on entering for dinner, but being early that was to be expected. A point against them would be that the bartender was sitting by his friends but being so empty we didn't really mind and they wern't disturbing us. Serving a vegetarian a senior and a student they were flexible compared with many pubs, only a few vegetarian options but no mind given, whilst there was a wide range of ales and choice meals for the rest of us normal people ;) The surf and turf I had was delicious, the steak cooked how I liked with not your typical, greasy pub chips. Similarly the chilli con carne and the scampi for my companions was quite good with little to no faults, honest pub food and drink across the board with a good price. All in all with satisfactory service; decent menu choice, great food and a rustic if quiet setting, if you're looking for a meal in the general area a recommend.

It was a great little pub. Friendly locals and good Hardy & Hanson's beer. After Greene King…read morebought H&H and the landlord left, the pub was sold, knocked down and rebuilt as a nursinghome :(

i have been here a few times for meals.the food has always been really nice and the staff are all…read morefriendly.the carvery on asunday is delicious.its been quite busy the last few sundays that ive been for the carvery so expect a bit of a wait but its worth it.god im making myself hungry now just thinking about it

Nice quiet pub with all the amenities (and better than most). Friendly staff, definitely a return…read morevisit. There are two distinct wonderful bar areas, the second also facilitates the dining area. Decorates with the quintessential nicknacks that are genuine and don't seem forced. The staff were welcoming and friendly concise ring we weren't from the area we felt at home. A sheltered comfy smoking area and another indoor/outdoor seating area gave the place another little difference.

Pretty cool pub with plenty of parking and benches outside on it's own little grassy patch. Great…read morefor a spot of drinking in the sun or somewhere to relax after work. I believe there is a pub quiz on certain nights Sky Sports on the TV, the pub inside has several different levels, all wooden in style, hence the Hayloft name. All in all a welcoming and fun pub.

Great restaurant near where we are staying (Breadsall Priory)! Great atmosphere and great food…read moreselections. You can either have a reservation for full service or order at the bar and get food delivered to you. Food options were great, I went with the whole food salad with kofta and halloumi and the dish was just perfection in a plate for a salad! My colleagues ordered the steak pies and fish and chips! All looked amazing! Dessert sticky toffee and that was perfect ending to a great meal! Highly recommended for dinner or to hang out!! Dog friendly! And there is a car park!

We were in the Ashbourne area and in need of some food. It was a Sunday and past 1300 so we were on…read moreour way back into Derby when we desided to stop off at the Rose and Crown as every time we have driven past the car park has been packed. It was busy today but not quite as full. We went into the lounge and were greeted by very freindly staff. There was a carvery on and at £6.95 each we had to try it. The meat and Yorkshire Pud that were put onto our plate were well cooked and the meat was nice and tender we both went for Pork so I cannot comment on the beef the peices of Pork were a good size and enough meat for any healthy person. We then piled our plates with veg which were all cooked brilliantly and the roast potatos had a hint of garlic. We both cleared our plates and were well and trully stuffed. For drinks I had a Marstons pedigree which was just the right temparature and tasted very good. All in all for under £20 for a meal and a drink I must put this at the top of the list for a Sunday Carvery staff were nice food good and building clean and tidy.

The Tap and Growler is a micropub which essentially means it only sells cask beer and real cider…read more So if you want fizzy lager or run of the mill cider you should go elsewhere. Here you'll find four cask beers on hand pull and four on gravity in the fridge. There are also four ciders or perries in the fridge too and the staff will help you out choosing the best beverage for you. Very well placed for transport links (literally seconds away from the Hilltop/Castle Street stop of the Trent Barton Rainbow One) this small pub used to be a bookies or something similar and is now proving a much better service to the community. It is also dog friendly so long as the 50 capacity isn't reached and humans need a place for a beer instead! The range and quality of beers is excellent and I ant recommend this place enough for anyone who loves real ale and craft beer.