LOCAL PUBS

A village pub, situated between The Peacock and Chatsworth. Very popular with walkers and locals. The historic Devonshire Arms was converted from three cottages in 1747. good value dining pub with restaurant and bar foods. Friday night is fish night - booking advisable. Children welcome. Wide range of well kept real ales.

Situated in Stanton in the Peak, the flying Childers Inn created out of 4 cottages in the 18th century & named after the top racehorse owned by the 4th Duke of Devonshire. As you enter, turn left for the lounge (leather seating) or right into the cosy bar, complete with wooden settles & a welcoming real fire. The ambience encourages locals & visitors alike to feel at home. Snacks are available at lunchtime, though the emphasis is on serving good beer at a reasonable price.

A newly refurbished pub just around the corner from The Peacock offers good value meals and drink in a totally non-smoking pub. Situated right next door the the Peak Village Factory Outlet Shopping Centre

There has been a public house here since Georgian times. It used to be called the Miners Arms and was used for much-needed refreshment by the lead miners working in Lathkil Dale. Indeed, in the 1850s it was owned by James Bateman, the local mining agent. The present bar is traditional in style, with settles and wooden tables. Traditional games like darts and dominoes are played here, as well as quizzes and modern delights such as Formula One motor racing sweepstakes. There is a constant procession of wonderful guest beers from brewers like Whim Ales (brewed locally in Hartington village), Somerset's Cottage Brewery and such famous names as Adnam's of Suffolk.