Places to eat and drink in Hope Valley

Village Green, Eyam

Located in this stunning village, Village Green is an indie cafe that cooks up award-winning bakes, homemade recipes, and great coffee. It has a five out of five rating on TripAdvisor and is dog-friendly, providing the perfect pit stop on one of the hundreds of walks in the beautiful Peak District. Its favourites, including its scintillating scones, are even available for gifts or to take away with you.

Stella’s Kitchen, Eyam

f you want a bit of Caribbean flair to spice up your pallet, Stella’s Kitchen in Eyam is the place for you. Based out of a stunning farmhouse, authentic Afro-Caribbean recipes are available for takeaways. You can even cook with Stella to gain first-hand knowledge of the tricks of the trade. On Fridays and Saturdays, you can enjoy an Afro-Caribbean buffet, while Sunday roasts are also available, as is the sample menu for you to try some of the culinary delights.

Rose Cottage Cafe and Bistro, Castleton

Since 1890, Rose Cottage has had a long history of serving people with stunning food on the doorstep of the Peak District. Serving premium barista coffee, teas, and homemade cakes, there are also seasonal specials, and an extensive menu for breakfast, brunch, and lunch. Its cosy surroundings are perfect for relaxation and the garden provides the ideal suntrap during the warmer summer months, with fantastic views of Mam Tor and the great ridge.

Curry Cabin, Hope

Authentic, Kashmiri cooking is exactly what you can expect at the Curry Cabin in Hope. Experiment with this joyful and artistic cooking that will take your taste buds on a sensational journey. The chef’s specials include gosht paneer, the Sultani special, and chicken chanae for a price that won’t break the bank. It’s suitable for all ages and the staff provides some of the best service around. 

Traveller’s Rest, Brough Lane

Located just down the road from the Laneside Caravan Park, the Traveller’s Rest is the perfect place to pop in for a pint if you don’t want to drive. This pet-friendly country inn also provides stunning local cuisine in the heart of the Peak District, as well as real ales, draught lagers, flavoured gins, fine wines, and ciders. You can even have a game of pool if you’re of a sporty persuasion as well. 

Cheshire Cheese Inn, Hope

This 16th-century dining pub offers real ale, home-cooked food, open fires and easy access to the plethora of Peak District walks on its doorstep. This dog-friendly pub with a rich history is close to Chatsworth House, Longshaw Estate, Mam Tor, Derwent Reservoirs, and the caverns at Castleton. The vegan-friendly pub also uses the best local ingredients to produce unforgettable food. The name of the Cheshire Cheese Inn originates from it being an overnight stopping point on the old salt-carrying route from Cheshire across the Pennines to Yorkshire, where payment would be made in cheese.

Grasshopper Cafe, Hope

The Grasshopper Cafe in Hope is home to specialty coffee, craft beers, and delicious food. Contemporary by nature, the small menu demonstrates high quality and a commitment to providing dishes from local sources. Sheffield-based Smith Street Roasters is the award-winning coffee of choice here, giving you the perfect pick-me-up before or after a long hike in the Peak District landscape.

Maazi, Hathersage

This fabulous restaurant will give you a taste of India in the heart of the Peak District.
Maazi takes you on a culinary journey, with sumptuous starters, marvellous mains, assorted breads, old-school favourites, and wonderful vegetarian options. The strong aroma of Asian spices will delight your nasal passages as well as your taste buds, and the aromatic curries are served in clay pots to give you true authenticity. There is also a lovely selection of wines and champagnes, as well as beers, including alcohol-free and gluten-free.