Best places for Sunday Lunch in the Peak District & Derbyshire

Nothing beats a good old Sunday lunch, and where best to enjoy one than in the beautiful rolling hills of the Peak District and Derbyshire, where delicious food is around every corner… Check out our recommendations for a treasured experience.

The Tickled Trout, Barlow

The award-winning Ticked Trout is a Deliciously Derbyshire gastropub located on the edge of the Peak District. With ingredients sourced from local suppliers, a beautiful restaurant, cosy lounge, relaxed outdoor seating and a private dining room, it’s an easy pick.

Prince of Wales, Baslow

The Prince of Wales is a Village Pub and Restaurant in the heart of Baslow, on the edge of the beautiful Chatsworth Estate. Warm up by a cosy fire, soak in the stunning views of the National Park on their summer terrace, dine in the bright gallery dining room, or take an action-packed seat in the Open Kitchen all year round.

The Royal Oak, Hurdlow

A haven for tired walkers just off the Tissington and High Peak Trails, families seeking a family friendly refuge, and food enthusiasts in search of homemade delights. Known for its generous portions and reasonable prices, their inviting establishment features roaring open fires and cosy hidden corners which offering a warm welcome to all who visit.

The George, Hayfield

In the heart of the Peak District is this Heathersage pub and hotel. Reopened in June 2024 after renovation, the contemporary restaurant, relaxing lounge area and buzzy bar is the perfect backdrop to enjoy local, fresh food.

The Blind Bull, Buxton

Sitting proudly since the 12th century, The Blind Bull is a classic country pub. No fussy people. No frills food. Just a welcoming place to keep warm after a winter’s walk or cool down from a summer’s cycle. It’s a friendly and comfortable place for anyone and everyone.

The Maynard, Grindleford

Dine with contemporary sophistication and the simpler, traditional charms of the beautiful Derbyshire countryside in Grindleford. The restaurant and alfresco dining area overlooks lovely gardens and enjoys panoramic views of the Derwent Valley. The food is local, fresh, accessible and guaranteed to a Sunday lunch you’ll remember.

The Yorkshire Bridge Inn, Bamford

A very warm Peak District welcome to the famous and hugely popular Yorkshire Bridge Inn and Country Hotel - situated close to the shores of Ladybower reservoir in Derbyshire's lovely Hope Valley. Enjoying an excellent reputation for good food sourced - the Yorkshire Bridge Inn has received many awards over the years - locally, the Yorkshire Bridge Inn is open 7 days a week. Enjoying an excellent reputation for good food sourced locally.

The Cock Inn, Mugginton

For over ten years this very popular pub had stood empty and now it’s back! The lovely old building has been upgraded with a makeover and a major new contemporary extension built to house a modern & special restaurant. A meal where you’ll find a wonderful ambience amongst an eclectic combination of original features and modern interpretations.

The Pilsley Inn, Pilsley

Formally known as The Devonshire Arms, The Pilsley Inn is an idyllic pub and Inn situated less than an hour’s walk from Chatsworth House. With a rustic, homely interior, you can be certain of quality ingredients - mostly sourced from Chatsworth Estate itself- and a tasty menu that’s designed to impress.