Really good
The Old Gate Inn – Matlock
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Really good
The Old Gate Inn – MatlockA very nice Sunday roast for 2 of us, my wife really enjoyed her sea bass and the dirty burger went very quickly. Friendly service and only tiny issue was it seemed to take quite a while from ordering until the meals arrived but it was quite busy. We'd certainly be happy to dine here again.
Baileys Bar and Restaurant – BuxtonGreat afternoon T Highly recommended Great food and staff very attentive
Renishaw Hall and Gardens Cafe – ChesterfieldExcellent food. Friendly staff especially Josh.
The Old Gate Inn – MatlockVery nice room and decor. Bruschetta very tasty and a nice salad but it don’t need cheese and could have been dressed. Very nice place for lunch.
Renishaw Hall and Gardens Cafe – ChesterfieldBaileys is always a delightful place to go. Start with a cool cocktail in this lovely summer weather. The food is consistently good. A varied menu. Good service and great service. It never fails to please
Baileys Bar and Restaurant – BuxtonWe had a delicious afternoon tea yesterday. All the food was fantastic especially the scone. The service was exceptional. We will definitely be visiting again.
Renishaw Hall and Gardens Cafe – ChesterfieldLovely quaint pub, accomodating staff, good food, good beer. Would certainly go back again if I was in the area.
The Old Gate Inn – MatlockWe ate at Baileys last night. The food and service was great. It has a lovely atmosphere.
Baileys Bar and Restaurant – BuxtonUnfortunately we were very disappointed at the time. However, we up against a time scale due to our house tour. I would’ve said something at the time. The chap in the shed did say did you enjoy your lunch ladies. We couldn’t say because he was such a kind gentleman. My friend had bruschetta which was very disappointing, tomatoes and parsley on one slice of thin very crusty bread. No oil/balsamic or onions, garlic etc! I then had the specialty salad which I was expecting all the trimmings, walnuts, pomegranate, apple and crab! Selected meats perhaps but no! None of these. For the amount we spent on each meal I was expecting a lot more. It was a huge shame. The gardens and house was beautiful and host were fabulous. Big shame.
Renishaw Hall and Gardens Cafe – ChesterfieldAmazing food and service
Baileys Bar and Restaurant – BuxtonFabulous food, great staff and lovely atmosphere! The Sunday lunch was amazing - the best I’ve had in a long time! The Burgers were delicious, we had clean plates all round!
Baileys Bar and Restaurant – BuxtonVery relaxed atmosphere, staff were polite and friendly nothing too much trouble. We went for Sunday dinner which was delicious with plenty gravy. Will definitely visit again highly recommend
Baileys Bar and Restaurant – BuxtonExcellent food and fantastic service from the team
The Two Hares – GlossopFrom the warm welcome through our dining experience, we had the most enjoyable evening. The food was excellent, the wine too. Whenever in Buxton we will be back.
Baileys Bar and Restaurant – BuxtonWe enjoyed our meal very much. My husband was very brave and tried the kangaroo he said it was absolutely delicious. My fillet steak was also beautiful. We would highly recommend this eatery.
Baileys Bar and Restaurant – BuxtonWe travelled a great distance to visit the gardens as we have done before. Yet again they did not disappoint and gave us much inspiration. On this occasion we decided to book the Quintessential afternoon tea online to complete our day. The service was prompt and pleasant and we had no complaints about being seated in the Whistler room. Unfortunately, the food did not meet our expectations and contrary to what we were led to believe from the online menu we were faced with sandwiches that were basic and ordinary. No smoked salmon sandwiches, no egg mayonaise sandwiches, no horseradish mayonaise with the beef sandwiches. This was plain fare indeed. The online menu indicated that ingredients were 'subject to availability' but this was taking things too far and could hardly be described as Quinessential! We alerted one of the waitresses who was courteous and sympathetic and having conferred with another member of staff upstairs offered us a small discount on the cost of the meal. Unfortunately, the food on offer spoilt the whole experience.
Renishaw Hall and Gardens Cafe – ChesterfieldNot really impressed, didn’t accommodate one of the party allergies with seed oils surely a place like a cafe/restaurant would have lard or dripping to cook with.. He couldn’t have a coffee either as you didn’t posses cream ? You do cream teas/ afternoon teas etc surprised you couldn’t provide the cream Regards
Renishaw Hall and Gardens Cafe – ChesterfieldLight 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.