The best restaurants serving British food in Hope Valley High Peak East Midlands

Really lovely place. Food excellent and very friendly staff. Dog friendly with doggie towels to borrow. Highly recommended 😀😀😀

Breakfast was nice but not very filling as small portions. It was reasonably priced for the area. Had to wait 40 minutes for it which is ridiculous. Not good enough!

Four of us ate lunch together following a recommendation from another friend. The food was excellent. My risotto was a delicious vegetarian option, full of interesting flavours and textures. The other three meat eaters were all impressed with their food particularly the beef cheek. Everything was well presented and service was good. The ginger pudding was the perfect finish to the meal. We will definitely be going back and will recommend to friends and family.

Really excellent, freshly cooked and steaming hot breakfast with great coffee. Fabulous selection of cakes for a takeaway treat too. Highly recommend to set you up for a day’s walking.

Best Cheese and onion pie in the land. I travel 45 mins to get a cheese and onion pie they are that good. Tip. Call up first because they sell out . Lovely folk who run the place. Breakfast is really nice too.

Stopped off when visiting Hope, lovely wee cafe , scones were nice as was the coffee & it was dog friendly Would recommend & it was very reasonably priced.

I went to this shop with my partner as he wanted a breakfast roll. I had no idea what to have but with the help of the fantastic lady serving I had the bestciabatta sandwich I've ever had. The bread was perfect, packed with filling. Wr also bought a slice of ginger & toffee cake. The flavours were amazing. If you have the opportunity to use this deli on your travels, you won't be disappointed. Its a small deli filled with everything from chai seeds to sausage rolls.

Fabulous beautifully prepared lunch. Homemade mushroom soup, toasted sandwich with imaginative side salad and coleslaw! Wonderful coffee. Highly recommend

Absolutely fantastic pub. Loads of old school charm and character. Muddy boots and dogs welcome sign was a great sight as we're the open fires. Food was top notch and staff were very chatty and friendly 😊

Visited here for food after a lovely walk around Mam Tor. Staff are extremely rude and unwelcoming.. certainly not the yorkshire way! You're just shouted or commanded at.. no warmth or care. The food is appears to be heated/fried from frozen but it is presented well and tastes good. Puddings are fabulous. Would recommend training your staff on the ethos of customer service and "service with a smile".. it goes a long way!

unfortunately the worst food I've eaten in the last 12 months, everything fried in old burnt oil. The fish was so hard, that is, the breading was burnt with old oil from the fork, I couldn't stick it in, of course I complained. After 40 minutes they brought new fish and chips, unfortunately fried in the same old oil. The second course was no better because it was fried in the same oil. The cabernet cheese was also burnt and tasteless, for the whole thing I paid 60 f for the worst food in my life ... I don't recommend this pub to an enemy, give it a wide berth..

After a walk to Man Tor before catching the train to Sheffield, it's always good to have a pint in The Rambler Inn, open fire, friendly welcome and reasonably priced beer.

Called into this little beauty last week .wanted a pint and nibbles saw they were serving food and decided to have a meal and another pint.I had fish and chips and my friend had a pie I'm so pleased we called in the food was lovely well worth the money the beers good too.A lady called Kim served us and had really good customer service attitude wish you got that service everywhere Lovely atmosphere warm and cozy Will return and will recommend

Our favourite pub in Castleton. Cozy and welcoming, and their food is homemade. The beef for Sunday Lunch was excellent and the braised red cabbage was almost as good as my wife's. I also had Shepard's pie on Friday, and would highly recommend it.