Found this cute spot in Buxton. The full English was spot on, and the giant pot of tea was perfect for sharing with my mates.

A decent campsite with nice views of the countryside. It&#39;s well-located for walks into Matlock and Matlock Bath, which was pretty good. The pitches were fine, though a bit close together.

Had a couple of meals here. The food was tasty and decent value. But the best part was how welcome they made our dog feel. A real plus.

The full English was spot on - quality ingredients and not greasy. What really made it was the house bloody mary they suggested. A bit of a wait for a table, but the drink pairing was thoughtful. Solid, hearty feed.

A very clean and organised place, which I always appreciate. The staff were attentive without being overbearing, and the whole meal felt smooth from start to finish. Just a really comfortable spot for a quiet lunch.

Been here a few times. Staff are nice, they remember you. Brought water for our dog without asking, which is handy. Makes it easy to pop in.

The lamb and new potato pie was the star. Proper homemade pastry, rich filling. A solid 20-minute walk from our hotel, but no regrets.

Carbonara was a bit too oily for me. But that pistachio profiterole... wow. The cream, pastry, and ice cream just worked perfectly together.

This place is a hidden gem for brunch lovers! The food was delicious, and the value for money is outstanding. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality and variety offered.

As a pescatarian, I was really happy with the veggie options here. The mushroom risotto was spot on - creamy without being heavy. Nice to have a few proper choices for a change.

The paella here is the real deal. I loved the crispy socarrat at the bottom of the pan, and the prawns were spot-on. The space is cosy and gets lively, but the staff handled it all with a smile.

Lovely lunch, the food was spot on. Service was attentive without being overbearing, and the pacing between courses felt just right. Menu prices are fair for what you get. A really pleasant way to spend an afternoon.

The buffet had a really good selection for the price. I was happy to see lots of fresh salad ingredients and grilled vegetables. The seafood options looked a bit tired, but the variety overall was solid.

Decent spot for a drink. The cocktails are pretty good, and there&#39;s a decent amount of space even when it&#39;s busy. The decor is interesting, though a bit loud for my taste.

The pizza was decent, nothing crazy. But the spread of starters was really good, and they take Tesco vouchers which is a nice touch.

Been coming here for years, and the staff always makes you feel welcome. They remembered it was my daughter&#39;s birthday and brought out a little dessert plate on the house. That kind of thoughtful touch keeps us coming back.

Stopped by after a travel mix-up, and the staff were so kind helping us sort it out. The pub felt really cozy and clean. Saw some amazing-looking fish and chips go by to another table &ndash; wish we&#39;d had time to eat!

Had the beef Wellington. The pastry was flaky and buttery, the beef itself was cooked perfectly pink. The mushroom duxelles inside was a bit too salty for my taste, but the meat&#39;s flavour was spot on.

Popped in for a quick bite before the cinema with a couple of mates. The chicken goujon wraps were spot on, really crispy! Service was super friendly and quick, which was perfect as we were a bit pushed for time.

Came in for the fish and chips. The batter was light and crispy, and the fish was really fresh. Just a solid, no-fuss meal. Enjoyed it.

Been coming here for years, and the bar service is always spot on. Even when it&#39;s packed, they remember my usual and the food arrives quick. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

Stopped in after a long hike. Needed something quick. The beef baguette was solid, lots of thick meat. Portions are big here, no complaints on that. Got in and out fast, which was perfect.

The beef was clearly high quality, and the generous portion of fresh vegetables was a nice touch. Good value for a Sunday lunch.

Came here for a late breakfast on the bank holiday. The self-service table app was a lifesaver, no waiting around. Had a decent flat white to start, but the real star was the fresh orange juice &ndash; it paired so well with the eggs benedict. Staff were on it, really attentive. A solid spot.

The a la carte menu has a lot of options, which is nice. The food is really good, but the portions are a bit small for the price.

Been coming here for years. The brioche French toast with hazelnuts and salted caramel is my go-to for a lazy Sunday brunch. It&#39;s a solid sweet choice, though the caramel can be a bit much sometimes.

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