19 Gastropub Restaurants near Dronfield

" ‘Children, dogs and muddy boots welcome’ proclaims a sign at the door of this handsome old stone pub in a leafy Sheffield suburb. The flagship of a ..." Read our full review

" For hundreds of years this handsome, 16th-century roadside pub has fed and watered weary travellers – although it’s mostly walkers these days, rathe ..." Read our full review

" With an assured blend of smartness & informality, this tastefully designed venue has garnered strong support & local punters approve of its ..." Read our full review

" This handsome old pub in pretty Pilsley, on the Duke of Devonshire’s Estate, has had a careful facelift overseen by the design-conscious Duchess: so ..." Read our full review

"Renovation might have resulted in knocking through a few stone walls to open up the rooms, but the rural charm of this row of mid 18th-century cottages ..." Read our full review

" This handsome old stone hostelry in a pretty Peak District village not far from Bakewell comes complete with a cheery welcome, good beer on tap and ..." Read our full review

" Tucked away in stunning Ashford, this charming 17th-century whitewashed pub has been in Debbie Shaw’s family for a generation, and with help from ch ..." Read our full review

" Originally a row of cottages, this homely old local in the Peak District National Park gets its name from an (allegedly) unbeaten 18th-century raceh ..." Read our full review

" Several stunning walks start and end at this picture-perfect pub, which scores highly on several counts: it sits prettily on the oak-dappled village ..." Read our full review

Sitting in the middle of stunning Derbyshire countryside, The White Hart Inn is a classic English inn given a swirl of modernity thanks to a recent. renova ... Find out more

"Walkers, cyclists and farmers have enjoyed the hospitality at this remote rural pub for over a century, and the welcome is as warm as ever since a new ..." Read our full review

"Built in 1616 from timbers salvaged from the wrecks of the Armada, the Olde Gate Inn has to be one of the most atmospheric pubs in the country. Good ta ..." Read our full review

"A pretty, stone-built 18th-century pub perched on a picture-perfect village green. Inside are jugs of fresh flowers, candles & soft jazz playing th ..." Read our full review

"This solid roadside pub on the unyielding moors between Wakefield & Rotherham has been plying its trade for years without recourse to modernity. Ta ..." Read our full review