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United Kingdom Food Guide: 10 Bar food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Baslow
Discover Restaurants offering the best Bar food in Baslow, United Kingdom including The Robin Hood Inn, The Wheatsheaf, Derwentwater Arms, The Bridge Inn, The Moon Inn, The Devonshire Arms, The Old Eyre Arms (Hassop), The Eyre Arms, The Manners, The Crispin
Restaurants in Baslow
10. The Crispin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 287 reviews
Traditional Village Inn. Gluten Free Options . Vegetarian Options. Dogs and Muddy Boots welcome. Children's Menu available. Lunchtime Light Bites Menu. Pretty Beer Garden.
Reviewed By BRoo452
We ate with friends on both a Friday and Saturday night recently and we could not have been made more welcome! The food was excellent and everyone we spoke to, including numerous staff, could not have been friendlier or more helpful. Our friends were staying from the US and we turned up, not having booked, and still received excellent service and fabulous food. Highly recommend the vegetarian oatcake with Brie and walnut or the burger! We were a party of 11 with 6 kids and a puppy! - so not the easiest group to accommodate but The Crispin did it admirably! We will definitely be back and we strongly recommend it to all. A proper country, dog-friendly, village pub who offer all you could want!Excellent!
9. The Manners
Overall Ratings
4 based on 710 reviews
Traditonal pub, with a modern twist serving a selction of well kept cask ales, and excellent pub grub.
Reviewed By wendyanddavid536
A long way from home, we came to The Manners for lunch. Inside and outside it appears to be a no-frills pub. The food, however, is absolutely amazing. A high proporttion of items on the menu were either gluten-free or could be made so (important for us as one of us is gluten-free). One of us had cod wrapped in Parma ham with green beans and citrus cream sauce, the other had honey roasted belly pork on black pudding hash. Exceedingly generous portions, beautifully presented, exquisitely cooked. In decades of eating pub lunches and dinners, I do not recall one as good as this one at The Manners. With a side of veg, two lime and sodas the bill came to £33 - unbelievably good value.The super-friendly waitress told us that a husband and wife team own and run the pub and do the cooking. Well done to them and many thanks!A lovely place which we will be back to next year when we make our annual pilgrimage to the Rock and Fossil Fair in Bakewell.
8. The Eyre Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 328 reviews
Reviewed By BriKH23
Husband and I stopped in on a spontaneous drive through the peak district and being left disappointed at another nearby pub. We weren't disappointed! We were greeted promptly and the place was warm and inviting. The food looked amazing and the prices were great!! I had a steak, cheese and ale pie with mash and it was absolutely scrumptious. My husband had the Yorkshire stack and he was well impressed. This was a great find and were so glad we stopped in.
7. The Old Eyre Arms (Hassop)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 209 reviews
17th Century inn & former farmhouse, Family run since 1993 with a reputation for high quality food & Hand pulled Real Ales. Nestling in the peaceful hamlet of Hassop in the center of the Peak District National Park. 3miles from Chatsworth House and Haddon
Reviewed By spng2001
Took the family here for Sunday lunch after a walk. Really nice roast beef and really nice selection of veg, lamb and chicken also on offer. Kids got half portions but these were really generous. Nice fire, nice pint, nice location. WIll definitely go back again.
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6. The Devonshire Arms
Overall Ratings
3 based on 801 reviews
The Devonshire Arms, Inn and Kitchen offers good honest food, great ales and wines, 11 en suite rooms and warm hospitality for anyone seeking escape, exploration, socialising, relaxation or refuelling.
Reviewed By RW M
After a tiring day âdoingâChatsworth this was a comfortable and welcoming hosterly.The room was comfortable but on the smallish side having been advertised as a larger room! It was clean and had everything we needed.Food wise the menu was typical pub, tasty and served with smile.However as value for money it was overpriced.
5. The Moon Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 259 reviews
c.1821 | Dine | Drink | Stay | Great Food | Local Produce | Real Ales | Beer Garden | Log Burner Dogs, Walkers, Families, Cavers, Climbers - All Welcome The Moon Inn Freehouse is the last remaining public house in the historic and idyllic village of Stone
Reviewed By Smith280645
How do you keep happy a very fussy green warrior, two young blokes recovering from the rugby and middle aged hungery game fans. The Moon managed this last Saturday, the veggie crepes were approved of and the accompanying salad was lovely. The fish and chips large and sustaining, camembert cheese starter gorgeous, the guinea fowl really good, antipeto a bit weak not much variety and quite pricey. Very good service from a very happy guy (obviously hadnt watched the rugby!) and a great country pub atmosphere, real fires on a horrible evening
4. The Bridge Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 445 reviews
Reviewed By nut107
I have just returned home after enjoying a marvelous lunch here with my mother, beautiful surroundings,first class service from a waitress who never seemed to stop working and fantastic food at a very reasonable price. Thankyou Hi nut108Thank you so much for your lovely 5* review! Your lovely comments will be passed on to the team and we do hope to see you again soon!The Bridge Inn
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3. Derwentwater Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 308 reviews
The Derwentwater Arms is a warm & friendly Pub / Restaurant set high in the village of Calver it has great views of the surounding peaks and edges.It is set back from the main road in the 'old' village, a real hidden gem.
Reviewed By neilm507
The food was outstanding. The large portion of quiche was superb and great value for money. The steak and ale pie made on site was delicious which I cannot recommend highly enough. Service was swift and Cheryl was an exceptional host. Thank you for a fantastic lunch! We will be back.Such an amazing 5* review thank you so much for taking the time to share. We are so pleased to read you enjoyed your lunch here with us. As you mentioned the pies are made here on the premises and we are so pleased you enjoyed them, they certainly are very popular and available in two sizes served with rich gravy. We look forward to welcoming yourself and your family back to The Derwentwater Arms again very soon.Cheryl
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2. The Wheatsheaf
Overall Ratings
4 based on 713 reviews
The Wheatsheaf Hotel is an 18th Century coach house situated in the heart of the Peak District outside Chesterfield. The Wheatsheaf is ideal for business travellers and tourists exploring the region, with easy access to Chesterfield, Sheffield, Derby and
Reviewed By sonia521327
I recently left a poor review after having a bad Sunday roast so it's only fair to review now we've been back. Today we selected the pork schnitzel. It was served with chips, a cheese sauce and crispy onions. Personally, I would have appreciated some veg. However, it was delicious. Only available until the end of October, I believe, which is a shame.Thank you for your feedback. So pleased that you came back and everything was good for you. The seasonal specials will be changing around every 6-8 weeks. Look forward to seeing you again soon.
1. The Robin Hood Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 383 reviews
Reviewed By Joanna M
We were staying in Chesterfield for 4 days and I found this place when looking for places near us on-line. We were really happy with the food. Cajun chicken burgers were delicious. Thought the portion sizes were great. Would recommend this place.
