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First time in this restaurant, would definitely go back again. The food was delicious, expertly cooked and the service was excellent. We didn’t feel rushed and everyone was friendly and helpful. Would highly recommended this restaurant.
Baileys Bar and Restaurant – BuxtonWe were part o a walking group of 12 and we had great food and service for our meal out. Thanks very much to the staff for taking care of us.
Baileys Bar and Restaurant – BuxtonMy Fiancé and I came for his birthday and wow! did not disappoint. We had the focaccia & chicken strips for our starters. He ordered the Kangaroo Steak & I had the filet for our mains; everything was cooked to perfection, service was 10/10 and our server was fantastic! I did put a special request for his birthday but they perhaps don’t do anything for birthdays (which does not matter as we had a very pleasant evening anyway). Definitely going to be returning!
Baileys Bar and Restaurant – BuxtonWe celebrated my mum’s 96th birthday with a Sunday lunch for 11 people. The table was decorated beautifully and food served promptly as we had pre ordered. The food was tasty and well presented. It was very good value for money. Staff were attentive but we didn’t feel hurried to finish eating and leave. We will hopefully book again next year as this has become a family tradition.
Renishaw Hall and Gardens Cafe – ChesterfieldWe arrived early and had coffee which was lovely the place inside ( function room was pretty . Coffe god at1pm we ordered a pie chips etc they had run out . So my brother ordered gougons . My sis and I had quiche and salad chips but they had run out of salad and the chips were for me unbeatable as there was some sort of seasoning which was very salty and not nice . I ate the quich but that wasn’t homemade the gougons were dry and again no salad so I would not go back . A shame as service and place were very good
Renishaw Hall and Gardens Cafe – ChesterfieldA rather disappointing experience. Queue to the door, which I duly waited in (until spotting a server) as we had booked a table prior to arrival, taken to our reserved table to find someone else seated there. Given an alternative after a brief wait whilst she checked the seating plan. Lunch menu was very limited, gluten free even more so. No at table ordering so duly waited again to order drinks and meals, having negated my way through the waiting queue. Drinks were given and again I had to negate my way through the queue with a tray full of drinks in order to return to the table. Teas were luke warm at best and no extra hot water offered. The gluten free panini, turned out to be gluten free bread! Quiche was nice, however, the chips served, were again not very warm. Second round for coffees and cake, once more into the breach to join the queue, this time having to try to fight my way back to our table twice with trays laden with coffee and cake. Gluten free option had been labelled iincorrectly as carrot cake when it was in fact a caramel cake. On return to table I had to clear away our meal detritus in order to have room for our coffees and cakes. All in all, despite the beautiful surroundings and what could be made into an outstanding experience, very disappointed.
Renishaw Hall and Gardens Cafe – ChesterfieldPart way (the pretty way) stop for lunch after collecting a car from Derby to deliver to Marple. Not the first and hopefully not the last visit to “The Gate”. Superb friendly welcome (after arriving an hour before the lunch booking time - not a problem.) Food here is just so good, several steps up from the average pub “ping” food often encountered elsewhere. It is very tempting to fix a stay in Brassington for a few days working through The Gate menu whilst enjoying the magnificent countryside on offer in the area.
The Old Gate Inn – MatlockAnother fantastic meal and wonderful service. This place is a real gem ❤️
The Two Hares – GlossopLovely late lunch on a cold Saturday. Service friendly and effective. Food Lovely had the cheese burger which was delicious. Other half had steak which was cooked to order perfectly. Would recommend .
Baileys Bar and Restaurant – BuxtonMy partner and I booked a table having viewed the online menu and wow, we weren't disappointed. Firstly it's a nice relaxed establishment, tastefully decorated with a comfortable seating area downstairs near the bar. Most of the tables for eating are upstairs,i'm glad to say the tables aren't squeezed in to maximise numbers. The service was friendly,very knowledgeable and helpful. Our food was exquisite, perfectly prepared and presented. Accompanied by a father nice bottle of Riocah. Sadly we don't live in Buxton, but this establishment and its staff are the single biggest reason my partner and I shall be returning in the nor too distant future.
Baileys Bar and Restaurant – BuxtonWe all had a very enjoyable lunch with you on Friday.Its great to see all the ladies back doing what they do so well.Looking forward to many more visits.Thankyou
Renishaw Hall and Gardens Cafe – ChesterfieldGreat pub. Great atmosphere. Friendly helpful staff. Really very good food.
The Old Gate Inn – MatlockGreat food and service. Really enjoyed our night with helpful friendly staff and great food. And then finished our night downstairs with live music and a fantastic atmosphere. Couldn't recommend enough.
Baileys Bar and Restaurant – BuxtonLight Bites and Small Plates: 1 course, £10.95; 2 courses, £14.95. Available Monday to Friday 12pm-4pm and Saturday 12pm-3pm.
Sunday Lunch: Adult Small, £14.95; Adult Standard, £17.95; Kids, £9.95 (incl ice cream dessert). Available 12pm-7.30pm.
