Where to eat Pub food in Edale: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Pub food in Edale, United Kingdom including The Rambler Inn, The George, Ye Olde Nags Head, The Cheshire Cheese, Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese Inn, The Peak Hotel, Bulls Head Hotel, The Old Hall Hotel, The Snake Pass Inn, The Sportsman
10. The Sportsman
Overall Ratings
4 based on 295 reviews
Reviewed By Lisa G
If you havenât been here for a while itâs definitely worth going. New owners have done a great job with the refurb. Most importantly the food is amazing with lots of choice. The staff were incredibly friendly and very welcoming. Definitely need to book as itâs very popular and they have to turn people away !
9. The Snake Pass Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 175 reviews
Reviewed By SwickyMinden
The place has been transformed inside and looks lovely, apart from the toilets, that haven't been done yet and are still poor. The young lady who served us was extremely pleasant and we thoroughly enjoyed our coffee and walnut cake. The sausage rolls looked amazing too!
8. The Old Hall Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 344 reviews
We have transformed the Old Hall and the service you will receive. My aim is to provide a relaxed atmosphere for family and friends to eat and drink with comfortable accommodation. We offer all your favourite classic pub meals from our experienced chefs u
Reviewed By Gail1-AT
Stopped off here a couple of times while out walking from Castleton. Friendly young chap behind the bar both times. Good selection of real ale on the bar. Shared a baked Camembert infused with rosemary and garlic, which came with plenty of bread, and it was divine!!!Hello.Thank you so much for such a great review. I really couldn't be happier to hear that you enjoyed our Camembert, and very impressed with your knowledge. Most people wouldn't have noticed the rosemary and garlic.You are most welcome to join us again at your earliest convenience. Thank you again. I hope to see you again soon.Rick
7. Bulls Head Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 522 reviews
Reviewed By Brenda1436
My husband & I visited here hoping for a lovely Sunday lunch, we was very disappointed,, it is more like a cafe than a restaurant,,, there was no love what so ever went into the food we had,,, everything was greasy,, the mash potatoes was full of lumps & to be honest no taste what's so ever,,,,we will not be returning.Hello Brenda We are sorry to hear you did not enjoy your meal but we are a little confused as we not sure this review is for The Bulls Head in CastletonFirstly we do not have a restaurant and the cafe description were are not as you can see from our pictures on our web pages. As for the grease we don't understand where that could be from as there is nothing on our Sunday lunches that contains grease apart from the dripping roast potatoes which are drained after cooking and finally we serve only roast and new potatoes but never mash so you can understand our confusion on your reviewIf you could please review your comments
6. The Peak Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 278 reviews
Reviewed By jessandthedoggos
Super friendly pub, awesome staff and a really wonderful atmosphere. The inside of the pub is both cosy and spacious, and outside area looked super cute with the fairy lights too. What really made this place memorable though was the staff - helpful, chatty, full of charm and personality, and particularly skilled in moth catching! Everyone was incredible with our dogs too, depsite one being a little unsettled and yappy at times.Wish we'd chosen to eat here too as the menu looked great and so did the food coming out of the kitchen. (We'd already eaten).Would highly recommend this gem.Hello.What a headline. Thank you so much.I'm so glad you enjoyed your visit to our little pub, and hope you can call in again some day.Thanks again.Rick (chief moth catcher)
5. Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 618 reviews
Reviewed By Journey824722
Execellanet ales with knowledgeable friendly service. Food, basic honest reasonable pub grub. Reasonable value, would have been exceptional value had we not pointed out that we had been undercharged to a very lovely & grateful yound lady at the till. Bizarely, only two of us, but were asked to move to a smaller table, despite there being only one other couple in the dining room, & shortly after, the only ones.
4. The Cheshire Cheese
Overall Ratings
4 based on 377 reviews
Reviewed By penninewalker
Stopped here for something to eat, en route to Edale. They had a nifty "mini lunch" menu where you got two or three courses for £11 or £13 respectively .. portions come large in the Peak District so that suited me just fine and two courses was more than enough .. excellent food too. The pub is characterful and I recommend it
3. Ye Olde Nags Head
Overall Ratings
4 based on 965 reviews
Reviewed By Gail1-AT
The best pints of real ale in Castleton! Great selection of ale and very well kept! Good gin selection too. The food menu had lots of choice and they have a sausage and mash pick ânâ mix too - choose your type of sausages eg pork and apple, vegetarian etc, then your mash eg cheesy, mustard etc then your gravy or sauce eg onion, peppercorn etc. you can also have it in a large Yorkshire pud! And we got homemade onion rings. The other half had steak and said it was beautiful and cooked perfectly! Really good food and even better ale! Visited several times during our stay.
2. The George
Overall Ratings
4 based on 154 reviews
A beautiful traditional pub located in the heart of Castleton. With a lovely beer garden and outside seating at the front, this is the perfect place for a beautiful day all while enjoying lovely views of Mamtour and Peveril Castle. Inside you will find a
Reviewed By samanthaSJ121
Excellent food, great customer service. The George is managed by a lovely family where nothing is too much trouble. Really enjoyed our time there. Whe visited daily whilst on a weekend away in Castleton
1. The Rambler Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 302 reviews
Reviewed By bill58murphy
Four of us spent 2 nights here as the base for walking in the area. It was good value, friendly and the food was appropriate to the purpose of the venue - to provide hearty food for walkers. Itâs not luxurious- but not intended to be - but comfortable and clean. Breakfast was sourced from local products and was well worth it. Staff went out of their way to be helpful. Itâs very close to station and to the start of some of the best walks. Strongly recommended.
