4.5/5

(478 reviews)

We invite you to sit back and relax in the atmosphere of this Historic 17th century pub situated in the peaceful village of Shardlow.

4.1/5

(283 reviews)

The Navigation Public House is a traditional pub built to serve the Inland Canal Port of Shardlow on the Trent and Mersey canal. It was for a long time the only remaining Davenports House in the area.

4.2/5

(2,534 reviews)

The Clock Warehouse is a converted mill, built in 1780 in the inland canal port with picturesque views of the canal and Shardlow Lock and also being delightfully situated on the Trent and Mersey Canal

4.5/5

(665 reviews)

The Malt Shovel is a charming canal side pub located within the conservation area in Shardlow near Derby.

4.4/5

(933 reviews)

Martin and Faye Lynch at the New Inn, Shardlow offer you a warm and friendly welcome, good food and a fine selection of beers, wines and spirits.

3.9/5

(1,674 reviews)

Each pub offers unrivalled value with a menu and drinks range bursting with choice and flavour for you to enjoy. Be sure to get to know your local inside out as we offer a range of facilities to su

4.4/5

(336 reviews)

A free house establishment that keeps the heritage of the traditional wet pub alive.

4.6/5

(195 reviews)

Named after the original name for the road it stands on - Cap and Stocking Lane. A traditional back street pub with some tiled floors and etched glass windows. Still serving Bass from the jug. Caters

The Plough has been part of the beautiful little village of Diseworth since the 16th century, although some parts date back to the 13th century.