Great pub, good views from the garden, decent food and friendly service.
The Old Gate Inn – Matlock
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Great pub, good views from the garden, decent food and friendly service.
The Old Gate Inn – MatlockHad a lovely breakfast here to celebrate our son’s birthday. Couldn’t fault the food or service. Generous portions, extremely attentive staff and they really made the occasion one to remember. Thank you to everyone at Renishaw. We will definitely be back soon.
Renishaw Hall and Gardens Cafe – ChesterfieldFood was excellent and is good value at all times but especially with the Tuesday night meal deals. The pub itself is gloriously traditional. We felt the service could have been more attentive, engaging and warmer, it felt a bit perfunctory. We were especially surprised to be hurried for drinks last orders at 8.38pm for a pub advertised to be open to 10pm. It seemed the staff were in a hurry to close and go home.
The Old Gate Inn – MatlockAlways visit during our annual G&S pilgrimage and have always enjoyed our choice of meals, of which there a good selection on the menu. The service from the staff is exemplary and deserves high commendation. The superbly tasty meals are to praised for their generous portions. Long may Baileys rule !
Baileys Bar and Restaurant – BuxtonSix of us had a wonderful meal yesterday at Baileys. All of the dishes we ordered were of top notch quality: three of us - me included- had the pork belly which was delicious! Friends that had steak, or cod, or lamb rump were also very complimentary about their dishes. Service was great too, and the cost was very reasonable
Baileys Bar and Restaurant – BuxtonAs usual we had a great Sunday meal. Service was as usual very good. Highly recommend this place.
The Two Hares – GlossopReally lovely venue. We were sat in the quieter area of the cafe and cannot fault the surroundings. Unfortunately we were quite disappointed with the food. The quiche was perfectly edible but lacked taste and for a cheese and onion quiche there was barely any onion. Very generous portions, salad very fresh but mainly consisted of rocket which none of us like much. The cheese sandwich had a very sparse amount of cheese. The ham and cheese panninis were ok. It didn’t spoil our day, the food just didn’t really meet our expectations. My nephew also wanted a cake for pudding but the queue to order was extremely long out the door at this point so he didn’t bother.
Renishaw Hall and Gardens Cafe – ChesterfieldAlways a pleasure to eat at Baileys. Excellent food and great service as usual. Steve is always friendly & welcoming. My steak was so tender , with a wonderful creamy, peppercorn sauce. My husband had cheese and onion pie with chips, which he enjoyed very much. This restaurant is one of our favourites in Buxton.
Baileys Bar and Restaurant – BuxtonMyself and my partner came to Baileys last night to celebrate his birthday, we had the Chateau Brion and it was cooked to perfection (medium) its the 1st time we have eaten there, eventhough we live locally and we will definitely be back again, especially as I need to try the desserts on offer. Staff were very friendly and attentive and we weren't rushed at all.
Baileys Bar and Restaurant – BuxtonFriendly and welcoming. Very attentive staff. Meals ok but not brilliant.
The Old Gate Inn – MatlockI started coming here during the Gilbert & Sullivan Festival last year and was so impressed that I came back this year. Unfortunately (for me) they have since changed the menu so that what I had last year (I think that it was salmon) was no longer there. I had the Chicken Supreme which was fine, although a little bit 'fatty' (for my taste) but the sauce was very nice and the Staff are attentive but not obtrusive. Two more visits to go (this coming week) so let's see how they do! It's rather hot in the window if the sun is shining, but this is a minor quibble. If you eat here, I doubt that you will be disappointed.
Baileys Bar and Restaurant – BuxtonVery pleasant cafe with friendly service and good food. The menu is simple but good. The salad had balsamic dressing poured on it though, which I think should be presented in a jug, or a choice of dressing offered.
Renishaw Hall and Gardens Cafe – ChesterfieldMy husband and I choose Baileys restaurant after good reviews online. We were not disappointed as they were spot on. Friendly efficient service in a pleasant upstairs dining room. I chose the cod loin with Parmesan mash and pickled fennel. A total revelation! Loved it. Whilst we were too full to try any of the famous pudding, we will definitely be back when in Buxton again.
Baileys Bar and Restaurant – BuxtonThe steak was superb and venison pie very tasty. Service was excellent and the background playlist just right for the time and atmosphere.
Baileys Bar and Restaurant – BuxtonMy son and I enjoyed a beautiful meal before we went to Buxton Opera House for the matinee performance of HMS Pinafore by Gilbert & Sullivan on Saturday. We had a great day altogether, selecting the larger of the two options of fillet steak for our meal proved to be one of the highlights, it was the best steak ive had in a very long time and the sides didn't disappoint either. An extremely enjoyable meal all round, excellent staff and venue complete the experience, well done to all concerned ! So enjoyable that ive just booked again for lunch before we go to see The Last Laugh at the opera house later this month
Baileys Bar and Restaurant – BuxtonReally good menu and the food we all ate was tasty. Clean plates all round. Great service, friendly staff.
Shoulder of Mutton – ChapelArrived for a 65th anniversary. Table nicely decorated and set out. Staff very attentive and friendly.
Renishaw Hall and Gardens Cafe – ChesterfieldLovely pretty table in arrival, friendly staff and a really nice afternoon tea with plenty of variety.
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.