Refreshing locals and travellers alike since 1742, The Church Inn at Chelmorton stands opposite the village church and is as quintessentially English as a roaring fire on a snowy day or a meadow of buttercups on a summer's day.
Without a doubt, in these hurly burly days of the 21st century, it's so refreshing to find this tiny, unspoilt corner of an old England that's fast disappearing
At the Church Inn you'll be welcomed by Justin & Julie who have been running the pub for many years (since the last century!) offering you traditional pub fayre, cooked on the premises and sourced and produced locally whenever possible.
The Church Inn offers excellent hospitality and food whilst still retaining that unique feel of a real traditional English pub. But don't take our word for it, come and see for yourself.
Dogs are allowed, although for the comfort of all our customers this is limited to the beer garden and bar areas only.
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Saturday lunch for 2 + our dog. Proper pub. Cosy, roaring fire and friendly helpful staff. We had steak and peppercorn sauce and the Stilton chicken. Both delicious. Too full for dessert but the dessert options sounded delicious. Will be back again
We just popped in for a coffee with our two dogs. The service was friendly with the waitress coming over to offer our dogs biscuits. Great service and friendly atmosphere
Hidden gem. Stopped by after a December walk. Great range of beers and ales, reasonably priced and local in many cases. Friendly staff. Very helpful. Food took a little while as it was clearly cooked from scratch and with care. Very reasonable price for such fantastic quality. Would highly recommend.
What a lovely pub. Food was excellent. My wife had scampi and I went for the oatcake. The place was packed but served in 15 minutes. Pop into the church next door if you have the time or inclination. Can't fault the staff for the service.
Lovely pub, great location and worth a visit. I had lamb moussaka. It was presented in a smallish bowl on the plate. There was little in the way of taste, lamb mince and abverguine, and it was bulked out with potatoes!? favour was ok. My partner had fish pie, again, baby prawns was her only gripe, plenty of fish and nice flavours. Pudding were, summer crumble and custard, and bread and butter pudding, both were lovely. Other meals coming (burger) out looked epic. If I was local, I'd try again. Nice staff.
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Taddington, Buxton, SK17