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Best British restaurants nearby. Discover the best British food in Chapel-en-le-Frith. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for British restaurants near you. including New Inn, The Old Hall Inn, The Kings Arms Hotel, The No Car Cafe, The Hanging Gate Pub and Restaurant, The Beehive Inn, Stocks Cafe & Bistro, The Cobbles Bar and Grill, The Lamb Inn, The Royal Bar & Grill Restaurant
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10. The Royal Bar & Grill Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
We are one of the best restaurant in chapel en le frith and high peak district everything cooked freshly made
Reviewed By craigpwilson
Went here last Friday for food after work - this was the first time I'd been since it had changed from being the Royal Oak pub.Excellent range of pizzas available, and very tasty they were too. However it was let down by the serving staff (had to be beckoned over every time, they were not proactive regarding service). Additionally, the pizzas were particularly slow to arrive.Additionally, at the end of the meal, we were briefly accused of underpaying. It was sorted quickly, as we could remind the waitress who paid what on card, but it left a poor taste, especially as we had in fact left a tip once cash was included.If they can get the service to match the quality of the food, it'd be a great little local place.
9. The Lamb Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 521 reviews
A country pub in the Peak District serving hearty meals with real ales, continental lagers and great wines in a setting bestowing a 18th century inn now with en-suite bedrooms.
Reviewed By robertaberdeen71
The Lamb Inn lies on one of possible routes between Derby and the north. Our confidence in the place is such that we like to build into our trip a meal there if the time of day suits us. Sometimes it does. Sometimes it doesn't. Whenever we do call in, it always pleases. The standard menu is broad and interesting, the prices reasonable, the quality of the cooking first class. And there is home made bread too. It is also comparatively peaceful, friendly, welcoming and relaxing: just the place to have a break under modern motoring conditions. I always come away pleased, and my most recent visit was like that too.
8. The Cobbles Bar and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 58 reviews
Welcome to the modern The Cobbles Bar and Grill. Our chef with over 30 years world wide experience cooks everything HOMEMADE to order ensuring only the best quality produce is used. This modern grill welcomes all the family and at lights down we bring you
Reviewed By nick27121959
Stopped in for lunch today.Two courses for under a tenner, had smashing chicken wings starter followed by roast turkey with all the trimmings. Very very good, hearty portions and piping hot.Will definitely return, place was spectacularly decorated for the festive season.
7. Stocks Cafe & Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
Cosy, reasonably priced cafe, serving locally sourced good homemade food.
Reviewed By Phil C
Disappointed to be walking towards the cafe as a group of six to be told they were closing up and wouldn't serve us, especially as we had struggled over the cobbles to the cafe with a wheelchair in full view of the server. There was no option to have a cold drink or anything. If advertised as open (and serving) till four, they should not be closing up at twenty to.Unfortunately you went to the Stocks café Lounge, not the Stocks café & Bistro, the stocks café lounge closes at 15:00, so you turned up 20 min after closing, and put the reiew on the wrong business
6. The Beehive Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 387 reviews
Traditional Pub In The Heart Of The Peak District, Offering Great Fresh Home Cooked Food 7 Days A Week.
Reviewed By samderbshire
Went for sunday lunch for my daughters birthday this place never disappoints. Really good food, plenty of choice, lovely staff and good choice of drinks, Cater for small children and babies, lovely outdoor area to have a drink. Make sure you pre book its always busy.
5. The Hanging Gate Pub and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 411 reviews
Reviewed By Micky270566
used to be our regular haunt. Just come occasionally now, as much better places to dine out at. Had the roast dinner, much the same average food as before. On the plus side the service was friendly and good and its not very expensive.
4. The No Car Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 60 reviews
Hidden high in the hills of the Dark Peak "The No Car Cafe" welcomes walkers, horse riders and cyclists. Share in the wild, rugged, beauty of its landscape. Those that make the journey will be rewarded with locally sourced, freshly prepared, real food in
Reviewed By Figarogir1
We visited while walking but this cafe also welcomes cyclists and riders - they even have stables! The cafe is beautifully furnished with lovely solid wood furniture and a log burning stove. The setting is amazing, walk down the lane 500m from the main footpaths and bridleway and you are âin the middle of nowhereâ - the walk back up the lane is also good to burn off the calories from the cakes that you couldnât resist!We stayed in the attached b&b so had breakfast as well as stopping for a scone with cream and jam after our walk. There is a great choice on the menu and they serve a lovely proper sized pot of tea! The food is all high quality and locally sourced as well as the owners being welcoming and being happy to advise you on good local walks. I would definitely recommend this cafe to anyone visiting the Peak District.
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3. The Kings Arms Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By smanth2013
Visiting in the area and was looking for somewhere to eat, searched Trip Advisor for recommendations and came across this place. They don't do food during the week. The place is an absolute dive, old fashioned, mismatched furniture, no atmosphere. There was only one other couple in there. We left after one drink, felt really uncomfortable.
2. The Old Hall Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 643 reviews
We are proud of our reputation for great local ales and have an amazing regular following, who are not only responsible for the wonderfull lively atmosphere you will find at the Old Hall, but also for allowing such an extensive selection of traditional ha
Reviewed By Frank K
We loved it. Went there for a weekend and took the train to Chinley. After that a 10 minutes walk to the hotel. Friendly and efficient staff. Make sure to book a quiet room. Ask for walks from the inn; they have maps for easy to quite strengthening walks. Have your food in the restaurant. Good choice of food and wine by the glass. Breakfast is a buffet where pre ordered hot breakfast can be added. Thank you for your visit, we are pleased you enjoyed your staff. Our breakfast is a continental buffet with hot items being cooked to order by our breakfast chef, at no extra charge.
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1. New Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By MrsDML
So impressed with this pubs makeover. We have a second home nearby. Always passed this pub by as it looked unappealing.After reading the latest reviews, decided to try on Saturday evening.Managed to get the last table outside in the sunshine.Lovely sitting in the sunshine watching the world go by.The food was excellent.Served really hot and tasty with no horrid grease .Inside was lovely.Definitely will return .100% recommend
