Top Things to do in Peak District
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10 Bars & Clubs in Peak District That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Peak District, United Kingdom including Monk Cocktail Bar, The Cobblers, The Barley Mow Bonsall, The Church Inn, The Earl Grey Inn, Beyond The Pale, The Old Cell Ale Bar, Wine and Whisky, The Feather Star, Maison Du Biere.
Restaurants in Peak District
1. Monk Cocktail Bar
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 167 reviews
Reviewed By tonymC7518DB - St Helens, United Kingdom
Read the reviews and thought we'd give a go. Didn't book but got a table as it was early. Told straight away that it was ours for 90 minutes. Not an issue for us. Covid check in and staff fully masked up, menu explained and our first cockails ordered. Sit back and watch the magician do his stuff. 2 Tonka bombs dispatched. Superb first round drinks. Wife chatted about her favorite tipple and they were more than pleased to invent a cocktail for her, she even named it ' The Cheeky' Brillant from start to finish. Would recommend to anyone. If you are going late in the evening booking is essential.
2. The Cobblers
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
3. The Barley Mow Bonsall
4. The Church Inn
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 128 reviews
Reviewed By 822kerryh - Nottingham, United Kingdom
Visited here Friday 16th October as we were camping nearby, lovely local pub with really friendly staff, the food was absolutely gorgeous, all freshly home cooked, piping hot and super tasty.
5. The Earl Grey Inn
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By WinstonB74 - Leek, United Kingdom
Situated just up Ashbourne Road and well worth the less than 5 minute walk from Leek town centre. A seemingly permanent fixture in the Good Beer Guide and justifiably so. Excellent range of beers, a warm and friendly welcome, and a very pleasant pub interior with a great atmosphere. Very well done to the guys that own/run this place.
6. Beyond The Pale
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 38 reviews
A small independently owned bar serving happy hour cocktails and a wide range of international beers!
Reviewed By Dannysizzle86
Great atmosphere, the guys were really welcoming and made us feel really comfortable. We gave our details to the guys when we came in and it felt like a really nirmal night...thank you for making our date night really good!!
7. The Old Cell Ale Bar
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 31 reviews
Micro pub serving Ales lge selection of gin and rum. craft cider's .2 lagers. 2 keg ciders .2 keg ales. wine and several other spirits and malt whisky's
8. Wine and Whisky
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 24 reviews
Moochable down to earth wine, whisky, spirits and beer specialist with over 1,000 products and a great little venue to try something different and enjoy a glass or two
Reviewed By Marknico1972 - Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom
Done this tasting evening on many occasion and they just get better and better and it’s all down to the organisation of the host Ann Marie.with whats going on in the world know stone as been unturned with safety a distancing,tables spaced,sanitisation was superb and as for the food wow.we tasted whiskey and gin which are all top range products and with a detailed explanation of the distilling and area which each drink comes from every night is like a school day and then you can buy your favourite tipple after the event in the well stocked shop which as whiskey,gin,vodka,port,fine wines and so much more.so if you want an evening with difference wine and whiskey on Russell street,leek is the place to go and superb price per head.thanks Ann Marie and co for another unforgivable evening at your superb venue.
9. The Feather Star
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By jabba82 - Stratfield Saye, United Kingdom
Great little place with super friendly welcome. Certainly one to try whilst in Wirksworth! Perfectly kept selection of interesting Beers.
10. Maison Du Biere
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By petet257 - Birmingham, United Kingdom
This bar has found a really clever niche when compared to most U.K. bars, it’s a shop at the front for bottled beers and gins with the back of the shop a large bar where you can get a beer on tap. It’s got a good range of beers, a few wines and bubbles. What I particularly liked was free tea or coffee for a designated driver, a nice touch. It feels more like a beer cafe rather than an out and out bar, nice and informal with a very warm welcome from the owners. I’m a big beer drinker and instead of the usual pints of familiar beers, I had a few halves of beers I hadn’t heard of before. I was visiting Ashbourne to see my girlfriend’s family, I wish there was a bar like this in Birmingham. Clever idea, Good luck to them!
