Reviews in Derbyshire

Fantastic meal with great friendly service. We booked for 6:30pm on a Sunday. There were choices of Sunday roasts but also a good selection of alternatives too. All food was homemade and very tasty. Hubby went for the dirty burger and parmisan fries, I had Bailey's steak pie, fresh veg and handcut chips. Everything was delicious and portion sizes were perfect. We were made to feel very relaxed and welcome; the atmosphere was great. Not too busy as it was closer to the early Sunday closing time. Highly recommended.

It was a lovely Afternoon Tea for our friend who was celebrating her 80th Birthday. The table was set out beautifully and the service was very good. We all could not manage to eat all of the tea and the staff thoughtfully provided boxes to take our left overs home. I have another event booked for the end of July with our local singing group and I hope the Cream Tea is just as nice. Thank you

Not our first visit and definitely not our last. Wonderful steaks cooked to perfection and excellent service. Our only gripe was they seated a large, noisy table of 10 next to our table of 2. They were having fun but it somewhat spoiled our romantic evening. But will definitely be back.

We thoroughly enjoyed our experience on Friday night. The staff were very professional and attentive. The food was exceptional and we all enjoyed every course. We will certainly be returning.

This was an early Father's day treat with the family (including Buffy the dog) and we couldn't have picked a better place than The Two Hares. The friendliest service imaginable and we all felt immediately at home. The food was exceptional and fantastic value for money, great atmosphere and we can't wait to come again. A hidden gem. A big thank you from the Longden party. ( Buffy was disappointed because with food that good she got zero treats ! :)

Fantastic Saturday night , food amazing. Staff were extremely helpful and friendly. We go every week.

We had a fabulous meal at this unassuming village pub. The catch of the day was expertly cooked with nice accompaniments. Service was excellent too. Felt really welcome!

If you want an arty farty bit of food in the middle of your plate that's finished in 3 or 4 mouthfuls, then this is not the place for you. If you want great Sunday roast with all the trimmings, well cooked and enough of it, then book in as you wont be disappointed. Cracking place. Take a jumper though as it can be a bit chilly as its a stone built pub. Not cold enough for the fires to be on as its summer, but until the place fills with punters it can be a bit nippy. We will definitely be back. Staff great also and manager welcomes each table personally which is a nice touch.

We thoroughly enjoyed Sunday lunch with two close friends of long standing, who had not been to The Two Hares before. It was a special occasion. We had starters (of asparagus with egg, and scallops with tempura prawns), and roast mains of Derbyshire beef, and pork belly, with all the trimmings. Cooking and service were excellent in every regard, and very good value for money.

Two Hares, Glossop My partner and I enjoyed a delicious Sunday lunch at The Two Hares on 1 June. The food was exceptional, and the atmosphere has improved since the refurbishment. We opted for three starters: the prawn and scallop in a Thais green curry sauce, asparagus with fried egg, and Korean-style fried oysters. All were beautifully cooked, prepared, and presented to a high standard. The oysters, in particular, were sensational—rich in flavour and perfectly crisp. I would certain recommend to anyone who do not typically eat oysters but like shellfish. For the main course, we both chose the Derbyshire roast beef, served with seasonal greens, a giant carrot, plenty of roast potatoes, and oversized Yorkshire puddings, all topped with a rich jus. The beef was tender, the carrot surprisingly sweet, and the roast potatoes cooked just like mum used to make. Despite the restaurant being busy, the staff remained enthusiastic, helpful, and attentive. Service was efficient, and our food arrived hot and without delay. We have supported this restaurant through its previous life as Hyssops, and we’ll happily continue to do so. Thanks to the whole team for a delightful meal!

Came up for a Sunday night stay over and came for food Lovely food Quick service Staff very friendly Will deffo come back again

We booked an afternoon tea for three people. With one requesting a vegetarian and another vegan meal. All three meals were very good but the vegan meal was exceptional. The choice of cake was great and the taste was exceptional. Great atmosphere and a throughly enjoyable afternoon.

Great food, great service and the live band had everyone up and dancing. Will definitely be returning!

What a very special experience for lunch. The surroundings are beautiful, food fantastic and service second to none

Three booked for lunch. We were sat in the Rex Whistler Room as requested which we were pleased with as the other part of the cafe was very busy. Two of the meals were great. Unfortunately a chain saw would have been the only tool to get through the baked potato skin and the salad was covered in balsamic glaze which I don’t like. We were not asked about a salad dressing.

Stayed in a holiday cottage just down the road so was ideally situated for an evening meal. Made to feel very welcome. The food was very good and the desserts very nice. I was drinking the marstons pedigree which was excellent.

We were a party of 4 for the evening menu. Little did we know just what a treat were in for. Every meal and the sides were all excellent. The hispi cabbage billed as a humble side was an absolute knock out dish! If you haven't already supported this local business please do yourself a favour and book in soon, your taste buds will be grateful!

Went for Sunday lunch, last minute decision, not been there before. Roast lunch was very good. Friends tried the zebra & kangaroo & enjoyed both. Extensive drinks list. Great service, efficient & friendly. Nice ambience in the restaurant. Price point was good for what we had. We would go again.