Came for the set lunch menu, which is a solid deal for the area. Portions were generous, especially the main course. It was quiet on a weekday, which was nice. The service was efficient.

Lovely spot in Hartington. The outdoor seating is perfect for a sunny afternoon. I had the scones with clotted cream, and they paired nicely with a pot of their house blend tea. The tea selection could be a bit more adventurous, but it was a pleasant, quiet break.

Had the full English breakfast after a morning stroll. The sausages were nicely browned and the pancakes were really fluffy. Just a nice, relaxed spot to sit for a while.

The full English is a proper portion for the price. You get all the usual bits - the bacon was just right, not too crispy. The black pudding was the highlight for me, really flavourful. Left me full for hours.

A bit tricky to find down that little side street, but glad we did. The welcome was genuinely warm, which made all the difference. Felt like a proper neighbourhood spot.

Service was pretty good even though it was packed. Our waiter Bazz handled everything well, kept things moving. A decent experience overall.

Been coming here for years. The curries are always tasty and the prices are fair, though I do wish they&#39;d be a bit more generous with the chicken in the mains.

Ordered the sheek kebab for delivery. It arrived piping hot, which was a nice surprise. The packaging was really secure, no spills at all. Felt like a proper treat on a rainy night.

Popped in for afternoon tea on a whim. The 1940s vibe is spot-on, really cosy. The scones were warm and the clotted cream was proper. Staff were lovely, kept the tea coming. A nice little escape.

Been grabbing my morning coffee here for years. Usually it&#39;s spot on, but a couple of times my takeaway americano was a bit weak. Still, they&#39;re quick and no fuss.

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.

Stopped in on a hot afternoon. The front yard provided a nice shady spot. Tried a couple of the local ales on offer, particularly the Moot Ales from Matlock. Solid choice for a quick, cool drink.

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.

Service was really on point with my nut allergy. They checked everything without making a fuss, which is a relief when you&#39;re eating out. Felt looked after, no stress.

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 sunset view over the marina was lovely. I really appreciated the fresh ingredients in my grilled sea bass&mdash;the herbs were so fragrant. A nice spot for a quiet meal.

The steak and ale pie here is a proper portion. What I really liked was the freshness of the vegetables served alongside. They tasted just-picked, which made the whole meal feel balanced and wholesome. A solid, reliable spot for a satisfying lunch.

Been a regular here for years. The menu&#39;s got all the classics, and the quality never slips. Had a lovely Pinot Noir with the Massaman curry last night &ndash; a surprisingly good match. The place was buzzing, but service was a tad slow.

Service was spot on. Our waiter knew the menu inside out and explained everything without being pushy. Just the right amount of attention.

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.

Second time here on a Wednesday. It was quiet. The chicken was tasty and good quality, but the portion felt a bit small for the price.

Solid pub, stopped in for lunch. The 2 for &pound;20 deal with a pint is decent. Had the fish and chips, batter was crispy. Good for a quick bite.

The food was pretty good, everything tasted fresh and full of flavour. The chef was very friendly, which made for a nice atmosphere. A decent spot for a casual meal.

Popped in with a few mates for a first try. The pizza was spot on, really good. The vibe was perfect for a casual catch-up - not too loud so we could actually hear each other. Might be back for another round.

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