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Where to eat British food in Youlgreave: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on British food in Youlgreave, Bakewell, including The Farmyard Inn, The Bulls Head Hotel, Gallery Cafe, Arthur's, Piedaniel's Restaurant, George Hotel, The Manners, The Druid Inn - Birchover, The Red Lion Inn, The Peacock at Rowsley Restaurant
10. The Peacock at Rowsley Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 287 reviews
A perfect spot for visiting the Peak National Park, Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall. The Peacock is located in the small, pretty village of Rowsley. We serve delicious food both lunch and dinner in the warm and cosy surroundings of our atmospheric bar. O
Reviewed By tav007
Itâs the kind of place you go for a special occasion. For us, it was visiting with a very dear friend. She loves to go there, and so do we when we stay in nearby Darley Dale. Very swish, with top shelf service. In an elegant setting, too. They have a three course âlighterâ lunch menu for £24. Some lovely choices, served with a side of bread with the crispest crusts. Mushroom soup, croquettes, terrine...great start. Fish and (hand cut) chips, braised lamb shoulder, cauliflower cheese...yumMille feuille, creme Catalan, tart of the day...great finish. Itâs no bargain but you get what you pay for. Look forward to next time.
9. The Red Lion Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 239 reviews
Reviewed By Deanobambino
I have only ever been here for drinks and this was my 2nd visit here! They have their own brewery on site and would recommend the beers. They have a good selection of ales and certainly worth a visit if staying nearby or after a nice walk.
8. The Druid Inn - Birchover
Overall Ratings
4 based on 457 reviews
The Druid Inn is a historic country pub situated in the charming hill village of Birchover, Derbyshire. Beautifully renovated, the pub is just minutes from attractions including Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall and the market town of Bakewell. A short walk a
Reviewed By Rocko1947
After a most enjoyable walk on Stanton Moor on a sunny Sunday morning, we went to the Druid Inn for lunch as this was very close to where we had parked for our walk. To our surprise, the restaurant was not particularly busy, but perhaps locals prefer the other pub in the village. The Sunday lunch menu offered two fixed price options for either two or three courses. The choices were a bit limited, and the prices were definitely on the high side. The four of us all enjoyed our starters, but the main courses certainly didn't justify the price charged. Perhaps we too should have tried the other pub in Birchover, the Red Lion!
7. 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.
6. George Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 248 reviews
Reviewed By Steve T
We popped in here whilst out walking and was amazed for two pints and a glass of lemonade to cost £9.75 On further enquiring it seems that this was because the Heineken was £4.32 a pint - just too dear for me I'm afraid.There is a small area outside to take in the sun ...... should it be shining at the time of your visit.It was like going into a pub that my Dad might have frequented in the 70's. I won't be visiting again !!
5. Piedaniel's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 627 reviews
Reviewed By LouLou27153
We booked a few days in the Peak District to celebrate our wedding anniversary and were looking for a recommended restaurant for dinner.Piedaniels got so many positive reviews that we decided to try it and were not disappointed.Owner and staff were very friendly and the food was excellent, our starters and main meals consisted of high quality, fresh ingredients.We enjoyed all of the dishes but must mention the lamb wellington which was delicious.We did not have desserts as the portions were fairly generous and reasonably priced.I would highly recommend this restaurant, I just wish it was closer to our home town as it would be our âgo to restaurant â
4. Arthur's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 173 reviews
Arthur's of Bakewell offers a contemporary drinking and dining experience, providing locally sourced food and drinks served with simple style and fresh flavours. Whether it's for a quick drink and some tasty nibbles or to sample our menu with one of our l
Reviewed By Graham F
A short and pleasant stay in Bakewell and this was the best meal we had. Not an extensive menu but a good selection. My choice of the lamb main course was superb. A very pleasant atmosphere in a roomy restaurant - which is a surprise after seeing the small frontage. Not cheap, but good value considering the quality of the food, and good service. Strongly recommended.
3. Gallery Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 112 reviews
Relax and enjoy morning coffee with a slice of homemade cake, a freshly prepared lunch or an afternoon tea in the tranquil ambiance of Gallery Café, located inside the wonderful Rutland Arms Antiques Centre. We use the finest ingredients in all of our pro
Reviewed By Martin R
The small and cozy 'Gallery Cafe' is tucked away in a corner of the Rutland Antiques Centre. In the cafe you will find a selection of sandwiches, toasted hot and cold, coffee and cakes. The walls have paintings on display (hence 'Gallery' Cafe) and comfortable seats and tasteful decor. Prices in my opinion are a little bit high, we paid £17.50 for two toasted sandwiches and one regular coffee, but the presentation and quality was very good.
2. The Bulls Head Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 270 reviews
17th Centuary coaching house serving home cooked food Children and dogs welcome
Reviewed By jarussell12
We booked a table here for Sunday Lunch whilst staying locally. Itâs so popular locally that there were only 3 Sunday Roasts left for 5 of us. It didnât matter as the remaining two chose differently.Itâs not fancy or stylish but it has the loveliest people running it! We were welcomed warmly & served quickly & very well looked after. The food was delicious. The chips were real too! Iâd recommend booking & then leavings plenty time to find a parking space in the busy village.
1. The Farmyard Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 518 reviews
Reviewed By Molenders
Called in here on the back of a verbal recommendation from a fellow walker. Very quiet Monday lunch but enjoyed delicious french onion soup with a melted cheese and mushroom warm ciabatta . Following a look at the evening menu decided to call back later for dinner. Not a huge menu but nevertheless quite busy and we enjoyed a tasty lamb tagine. Usual beers and wine selection. Welcoming and friendly with good service. No problem in visiting again.
