Places to eat and drink in The Peak District

The Shalimar, Matlock

Located in stunning Matlock in the south-east of the Peak District, The Shalimar is a charming and traditional restaurant that is perfect for the family, romantic dinners, and relaxed business events. The authentic Indian menu features your favourite curries, as well as some truly unique in-house specials, and serves Cobra lager, as well as local real ales, and international wines that will accompany your food.

La Corrente, Glossop

This Italian restaurant combines a personal dining experience with great food and service. With its own built-in pizza oven in its open kitchen, you can enjoy the best hand-stretched sourdough pizza or try some of the other fine Italian cuisine on display at La Corrente. Glossop is renowned for being a gateway to the Peak District and is located in the north-western corner of the national park.

Eat at No.5, Buxton

Serving speciality teas, salad boxes, paninis and a full breakfast menu, Eat at No.5 is a delightful cafe that creates quality produce.

This family-run cafe serves homemade food and has gluten free and vegetarian options available.

You can enjoy this cafe in the beautiful town of Buxton, which is located in the heart of the Peak District.

Mill Street Kitchen, Leek

The Mill Street Kitchen is situated in Leek on the south-western corner of the Peak District. From Greek flat breads and homemade burgers to loaded hot dogs and superb breakfast options, this place has everything you need. For those with a sweet tooth, you can enjoy loaded brownies and cheesecakes, with hot and cold drinks also available. Takeaways and delivery are both options you can go for, and there is even a full bar serving beers, ciders, and spirits.

Chatsworth Estate Farm Shop, Bakewell

Containing fresh, quality produce from the Chatsworth estate itself, as well as tenant farmers and other Peak District food producers, the Chatsworth Estate Farm Shop and Cafe offers seasonal favourites and unrivalled views of the estate. With freshly baked bread, traditional butchers, fresh fish, and handmade patisserie, this experience in the middle of the Peak District will leave you with great memories.

Lubens, Buxton

Enjoy open fires, cask ales from the area, and locally-sourced food in Lubens, which is located in the middle of Buxton.

With sumptuous cocktails, superb wines, and a sensational bar and kitchen, you can relax in style in this high-class establishment that has a relaxing and friendly atmosphere. A lot of people eat and drink here before attending the Buxton Opera House to make the most of the superb cuisine on offer.

Bradmans Wine Cellar, Matlock

If you are a wine connoisseur, this is the Peak District’s best place to be. Bradmans Wine Cellar offers an exclusive wine-tasting experience with the best British, European and global wines on the market. You can even indulge in a cheese board to accompany the symphony of flavours that will tickle your tastebuds. 

Howard Town Brewery, Glossop

This dog-friendly contemporary brewery provides the best in local ales and ciders. You can even buy gift cards from the Howard Town Brewery and there is plenty of outdoor seating if you want to enjoy the weather with your drink. 

The establishment caters for vegans, and dishes range from roasts and burgers, to king prawns and cheese boards. Their small plates are particularly tasty if you want to try lots of different flavours.