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Barley Mow |
   
| | Main Street, Kirk Ireton, Derbyshire DE6 3JP. Tel: 01335 370306 |
| Excellent old Jacobean inn which retains it's original old English flagstone floors and ales straight from the cask. There are many rooms and all are a step back in time with well worn tables and seats. |
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Barrel Inn |
     | | Bretton, Eyam, Derbyshire S32 5QD. Tel: 01433 630856 |
| Excellent inn dating back to 1597 overlooking Eyam Edge, with good views across the white Peak. Excellent ales and good food. |
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Bentley Brook Inn |
  | | Fenny Bentley, Ashbourne, Derbyshire DE6 1LF. Tel: 01335 350278 |
| Excellent half timbered inn serving great 'Leatherbritches' cask ales which are brewed in the old washhouse at the back of the Inn. Along with a warm welcome the Bentley Brook serves excellent food and sits amongst five acres of wild flower meadow, trout stream and woodland. They also have skittle alleys and a boules court. |
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Blind Bull |
| | , Little Hucklow, Derbyshire SK17 8RT. Tel: 07742644091 |
| Formerly Ye Old Bulls Head is difficult to find but it's worth it. When you visit, go hungry, the portions are huge with real meat ( the gammon is about one and a half pounds uncooked) with real home made chips etc. all cooked to perfection. The beer is exceptional and for the colder days a real coal fire ! |
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Brunswick Inn |
| | 1 Railway Terrace, Derby, Derbyshire DE1 2RU. Tel: 01332 290677 |
| Built in 1841 at the end of a terrace of railway workers' cottages, and saved from demolition in the Eighties, it is a comfortable multi-roomed hideaway from the busy road. Good selection of beers, including some brewed on-site, while the food features hearty rib-sticking dishes. |
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Bulls Head |
 | | Church Street, Monyash, Derbyshire DE45 1JH. Tel: 01629 812372 |
| Grade II listed stone inn dating back to 1690 and just 5 miles from Bakewell. The Bulls head serves good quality food along with well kept real ales. |
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Cap & Stocking |
 | | 20 Borough Street, Kegworth, Derbyshire DE74 2FF. Tel: 01509 556215 |
| This is a real old fashioned pub serving Bass in the traditional way - by the jug. |
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Clock Warehouse |
 | | London Road, Shardlow, Derbyshire DE72 2GL. Tel: 01332 792844 |
| Lovely conversion of an old grain warehouse dating back to 1780. The Clock Warehouse sits adjacent to Shardlow Lock on the Trent & Mersey Canal and part of the old canal runs under / through the building. The outdoor area opposite the Shardlow Heritage Centre is ideal for watching the boating world go by and feeding the ducks. |
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Crown Inn |
| | Riggs Lane, Marston Montgomery, Derbyshire DE6 2FF. Tel: 01889 591 430 |
| Lovely village inn serving good food and well kept ales. |
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Dead Poets Inn |
| | 38 Chapel Street, Holbrook, Derbyshire DE56 0TQ. Tel: 01332 780301 |
| Full of character with low beams, a roaring fire and a great selection of real ale. |
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Devonshire Arms |
| | High Street, Pilsley, Derbyshire DE45 1UL. Tel: 01246 583258 |
| Country inn located on the Chatsworth estate serving good pub food in a delightful location. The excellent Chatsworth Farm shop is in the village and the River Derwent is a short stroll away. |
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Dog & Partridge |
| | Swinscoe, Ashbourne, Derbyshire DE6 2HS. Tel: 01335 343183 |
| 17th century Inn situated in the hamlet of Swinscoe on the Derbyshire / Staffordshire border. Good food, comfortable surroundings and warm hospitality. |
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Eyre Arms |
  | | , Hassop, Derbyshire DE45 1NS. Tel: 01629 640390 |
| Excellent 17th Century inn dating from the civil war with original oak beams, stone walls, pews and a splendid grandfather clock in the lounge. A warm welcome is assured along with excellent food from the menu with impressive specials board and traditional ales and you may even get to see the resident Cavalier ghost ! |
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George Hotel |
| | Castle Street, Castleton, Derbyshire S33 8WG. Tel: 01433 620238 |
| Lovely inn located in the popular tourist area of the Peak District National Park. Well kept ales are complimented by an excellent menu. |
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George Hotel |
| | Commercial Road, Tideswell, Derbyshire SK17 8NU. Tel: 01298 871382 |
| Excellent coaching inn dating back to 1730. Set in the delightful village of Tideswell in the heart of the Peak District. Located adjacent to the 'Cathedral of the Peak' village church, the George serves excellent cask ales and good food. |
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Holly Bush Inn |
| | Holybush Lane, Makeney, Derbyshire DE56 0RX. Tel: 01332 841729 |
| 17th century grade II listed building where the ale is brought up from the cellar in jugs. The Holly Bush has been one of our favourites for years, don't be surprised if you find a whole tree in the fireplace and if you order a pint of Old Rosie find that it's a cider as one Fat Badger once did. A belter! |
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Lamb Inn |
| | Hayfield Road, Chinley, Derbyshire SK23 6AL. Tel: 01663 750519 |
| Popular multi roomed inn serving good wholesome food and a warm welcome. Sitting in the shadow of Kinder Scout, the Lamb Inn has great views across the Chinley valley as long as the cloud isn't too low ! |
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Lantern Pike Inn |
  | | Glossop Road, Little Hayfield, Derbyshire SK22 2NG. Tel: 01663 747590 |
| Great little 18th century roadside inn serving great food and very well kept ales. |
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Monsal Head Hotel |
 | | Monsal Head, Bakewell, Derbyshire DE45 1NL. Tel: 01629 640250 |
| The Monsal Head Hotel is effectively split into two with the main hotel with its' almost colonial style dining area and the Stables, a cosy pub converted from the original stables with original flag floor and large roaring fire. Both however, are located in one of the most stunning inn locations you could hope to find. Excellent food is served in the hotel whilst the Stables has a vast array of very well kept ales. The horseshoe shaped section of the River Wye meanders it's way under the spectacular viaduct of the former Midland Red Railway. |
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Navigation Inn |
| | Bugsworth Basin, Buxworth, Derbyshire SK23 7NE. Tel: 01663 732072 |
| Superb 18th Century inn with something to offer everyone. A warm welcome, excellent cask ales, good food and located next to the only remaining canal / tram interchange in the UK. |
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Okeover Arms |
| | Mappleton, Ashbourne, Derbyshire DE6 2AB. Tel: 01335 350305 |
| The Okeover Arms plays host to the competitors and spectators for the famous New Year Bridge Jump which takes place every New Year's Day. Good food and local ales are served. |
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Old Nags Head |
| | Grindsbrook Booth, Edale, Derbyshire S33 7ZD. Tel: 01433 670291 |
| Grade II listed, low ceilinged, stone-built, traditional country inn dating back to 1577 serving good wholesome food and very well kept ales and the starting point of the Pennine Way. |
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Pack Horse |
| | 3-5 Market Street, Hayfield, Derbyshire SK22 2EP. Tel: 01663 740074 |
| Excellent contemporary stone inn located in the lovely village of Hayfield. The Pack Horse serves exceptionally good food and very well kept ales. |
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Pack Horse Inn |
| | Mellor Road, New Mills, Derbyshire SK22 4QQ. Tel: 01663 742365 |
| Delightful family run inn with spectacular views of the beautiful Sett Valley in the Derbyshire High Peak. A warm welcome is complimented by good wholesome food and cask ales including guest ales. |
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Peels Arms |
| | Temple Street, Padfield, Derbyshire SK13 1EX. Tel: 01457 852719 |
| Friendly village inn signposted from Snake Pass in the heart of the Longdendale Valley on the edge of the Peak District. |
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Rambler Inn |
 | | , Edale, Derbyshire S33 7ZA. Tel: 01433 670268 |
| As the name suggests the Rambler is in prime walking country - not just that, it is indeed located at the start of the magnificent Peninne Way, or the end if you're walking downhill. Good selection of ales. |
