Situated just outside Buxton at Quarnford Flash Bar on the A53 with a medieval Knights’ theme running throughout (relating to the legend of Sir Gawain and the green knight)

4.6/5

(315 reviews)

Small pub just outside the centre of town, re-opened and refurbished in late 2012, and now looking very plush and comfortable, comprising of one L-shaped lounge, plus a small area for darts players at

4.5/5

(442 reviews)

A friendly atmosphere welcomes you to our traditional town centre public house offering en-suite accommodation.

4.8/5

(541 reviews)

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.

4.4/5

(201 reviews)

The traditional stone-built Inn, on the edge of the Peak District, dates from Bollington’s origins as a cotton mill village.

4.1/5

(631 reviews)

In the very heart of rural Cheshire lies the picturesque and unspoilt village of Prestbury of which the Bridge is the keystone.

4.3/5

(1,495 reviews)

Built in 1625 and originally known as The Boars Head, this inn has been serving the community of Brereton for almost four hundred years. The Bear's Head was a popular posting house on the London to Li

4.6/5

(1,138 reviews)

Popular and much-improved, family-owned, Peak District pub, the Anglers Rest offers a good choice of well-kept real ales and good food in lovely location next to the Monsal Trail and river Wye in Miller's Dale near Tideswell in the Derbyshire Dales