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Distance: 8,427.69km
Paddock Farm, Upper Hulme, Leek
Tel: 01538 300345
The Award winning Roaches Tea Rooms is a family run business which are located on the South-western edge of the Peak District National Park at Upper Hulme near Leek Staffordshire. Nestling on the hillside of the spectacular Roaches the Tea Rooms are situated at 300 metres above sea level with breathtaking views stretching over the valley Tittesworth reservoir and far beyond across to the Wrekin Shropshire and the welsh mountains. Visiting and Walking around this tranquil setting is an absolute must! The Roaches Tea Rooms serves an excellent selection of Teas Coffees Chilled Drinks Homemade Cakes various Breakfasts Staffordshire Oatcakes... read more
Tel: 01538 300345
The Award winning Roaches Tea Rooms is a family run business which are located on the South-western edge of the Peak District National Park at Upper Hulme near Leek Staffordshire. Nestling on the hillside of the spectacular Roaches the Tea Rooms are situated at 300 metres above sea level with breathtaking views stretching over the valley Tittesworth reservoir and far beyond across to the Wrekin Shropshire and the welsh mountains. Visiting and Walking around this tranquil setting is an absolute must! The Roaches Tea Rooms serves an excellent selection of Teas Coffees Chilled Drinks Homemade Cakes various Breakfasts Staffordshire Oatcakes... read more
Distance: 8,428.49km
61-63 Old Town Road Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent
Tel: 01782 269440 / 07831 199222
We welcome diners to enjoy our building food wine & service . The food we serve is all sourced locally and our intention is to serve simple traditional English food well we hope you will enjoy what we do. The Church Bar and Restaurant was built in 1860 by Welsh Methodist miners who came to this area to find work. In 1920 the National Spiritualist Union took over the church. In 2006 I purchased the church and at this time it was in a state of disrepair and unused. I have restored the church in order for it to become... read more
Tel: 01782 269440 / 07831 199222
We welcome diners to enjoy our building food wine & service . The food we serve is all sourced locally and our intention is to serve simple traditional English food well we hope you will enjoy what we do. The Church Bar and Restaurant was built in 1860 by Welsh Methodist miners who came to this area to find work. In 1920 the National Spiritualist Union took over the church. In 2006 I purchased the church and at this time it was in a state of disrepair and unused. I have restored the church in order for it to become... read more
Distance: 8,430.55km
Salop Street, Bishops Castle
Tel: 01588 638 797
This famous and historic pub and brewery in Shropshire has been the 'beating heart' of Bishop's Castle since 1642. Refurbished and enlarged it still maintains the spirit of the original pub and is a welcome relief from so many of today's modern 'theme pubs' as it still retains public bar snug bar lounge bar with the addition of a classy oak-framed glass-sided dining room. The pub has a bustling lively atmospheric pub created by the many charismatic locals who regard 'The Tuns' as their home from home; it serves a wondrous array of real ales from the adjoining brewery (XXX... read more
Tel: 01588 638 797
This famous and historic pub and brewery in Shropshire has been the 'beating heart' of Bishop's Castle since 1642. Refurbished and enlarged it still maintains the spirit of the original pub and is a welcome relief from so many of today's modern 'theme pubs' as it still retains public bar snug bar lounge bar with the addition of a classy oak-framed glass-sided dining room. The pub has a bustling lively atmospheric pub created by the many charismatic locals who regard 'The Tuns' as their home from home; it serves a wondrous array of real ales from the adjoining brewery (XXX... read more
Distance: 8,433.99km
44 Campo Lane, Sheffield
Tel: 0114 272 2150
Our exciting second venture is up and running in the heart of Sheffield City Centre. We are now well established in our new home overlooking the picturesque Georgian Paradise Square. We want anyone who either drops by for a pint cocktail or glass of wine meets friends here or stays and lingers over a meal to feel they can relax and be looked after in smart comfortable surroundings. We are delighted since we opened our doors at the end of 2010 to have welcomed new faces as well as those familiar with The Milestone. Feedback so far has been really... read more
Tel: 0114 272 2150
Our exciting second venture is up and running in the heart of Sheffield City Centre. We are now well established in our new home overlooking the picturesque Georgian Paradise Square. We want anyone who either drops by for a pint cocktail or glass of wine meets friends here or stays and lingers over a meal to feel they can relax and be looked after in smart comfortable surroundings. We are delighted since we opened our doors at the end of 2010 to have welcomed new faces as well as those familiar with The Milestone. Feedback so far has been really... read more
Distance: 8,436.14km
Llanmadoc, Gower
Tel: 01792 386 624
Boasting awe-inspiring views over the Loughor Estuary the Britannia Inn is situated in the picturesque village of Llanmadoc on the North Coast of the famous Gower Peninsula (Britain’s first designated “Area of Outstanding Natural Beautyâ€) Martin and Lindsey invite you to visit them at this beautiful 18th Century pub with its original fireplaces bread oven and roof beams some of which are reputed to have been taken from the ships that were ‘lanterned’ ashore in the nearby Estuary. Whilst here you can choose to treat yourself to one of Martin’s mouth-watering dishes in the à la carte restaurant freshly-prepared using... read more
Tel: 01792 386 624
Boasting awe-inspiring views over the Loughor Estuary the Britannia Inn is situated in the picturesque village of Llanmadoc on the North Coast of the famous Gower Peninsula (Britain’s first designated “Area of Outstanding Natural Beautyâ€) Martin and Lindsey invite you to visit them at this beautiful 18th Century pub with its original fireplaces bread oven and roof beams some of which are reputed to have been taken from the ships that were ‘lanterned’ ashore in the nearby Estuary. Whilst here you can choose to treat yourself to one of Martin’s mouth-watering dishes in the à la carte restaurant freshly-prepared using... read more
Distance: 8,436.38km
27 High Street , Church Stretton
Tel: 01694 724441
Housmans is an exciting new venue offering a different concept to Church Stretton that enhances and augments the many and varied existing hostelries and general food venues in and around the town. Housmans is a wine bar that offers a casual dining experience of a European nature. Whether it's for a morning coffee with a Danish 'picking�?� at your selection from the hot or cold tapas grazing menu a bowl of soup a slice of pizza or choosing something from the ever changing Neils speciality at lunchtime or evening menu Housmans is a venue to completely relax in with friends... read more
Tel: 01694 724441
Housmans is an exciting new venue offering a different concept to Church Stretton that enhances and augments the many and varied existing hostelries and general food venues in and around the town. Housmans is a wine bar that offers a casual dining experience of a European nature. Whether it's for a morning coffee with a Danish 'picking�?� at your selection from the hot or cold tapas grazing menu a bowl of soup a slice of pizza or choosing something from the ever changing Neils speciality at lunchtime or evening menu Housmans is a venue to completely relax in with friends... read more
Distance: 8,437.17km
Calver Road, Baslow
Tel: 01246 583 259
Baslow Hall stands at the top of a winding chestnut-tree-lined driveway on the edge of the picturesque village of Baslow. Chatsworth Estate is within walking distance and the old market town of Bakewell only four miles away. Baslow is the perfect location to discover the beauty of the Peak District and some of the country’s finest stately homes. Max & Susan Fischer purchased this lovely house in 1988 as a fitting setting for their dream “Restaurant with Roomsâ€. The standard formal “Country House†approach to the interior was avoided instead using their personal collection of furniture and pictures to give... read more
Tel: 01246 583 259
Baslow Hall stands at the top of a winding chestnut-tree-lined driveway on the edge of the picturesque village of Baslow. Chatsworth Estate is within walking distance and the old market town of Bakewell only four miles away. Baslow is the perfect location to discover the beauty of the Peak District and some of the country’s finest stately homes. Max & Susan Fischer purchased this lovely house in 1988 as a fitting setting for their dream “Restaurant with Roomsâ€. The standard formal “Country House†approach to the interior was avoided instead using their personal collection of furniture and pictures to give... read more
Distance: 8,437.68km
Church Lane, Baslow
Tel: 01246 583880
Rowley’s Restaurant and Bar sits on the edge of the beautiful Chatsworth Estate in the pretty village of Baslow. Our passion is fresh seasonal food using local ingredients in an informal and relaxed atmosphere. The bar is a great place to meet up with friends open daily from 10 am serving Fairtrade coffee. Call in at any time for a glass of wine or hand crafted beer from a local brewery. Rowley’s boasts three contemporary dining areas ideal for lunch supper or dinner. There will always be a warm welcome at Rowley’s from General Manager Antony Haywood and his young... read more
Tel: 01246 583880
Rowley’s Restaurant and Bar sits on the edge of the beautiful Chatsworth Estate in the pretty village of Baslow. Our passion is fresh seasonal food using local ingredients in an informal and relaxed atmosphere. The bar is a great place to meet up with friends open daily from 10 am serving Fairtrade coffee. Call in at any time for a glass of wine or hand crafted beer from a local brewery. Rowley’s boasts three contemporary dining areas ideal for lunch supper or dinner. There will always be a warm welcome at Rowley’s from General Manager Antony Haywood and his young... read more
Distance: 8,437.78km
Bridge Street, Bakewell
Tel: 01629 813635
The Peacock is a traditional friendly pub situated in picturesque Bakewell in the heart of the Peak District National Park. We offer Bed and Breakfast accommodation and have five bedrooms each with en-suite bath or shower washbasin and WC tea and coffee making facilities TV and radios. Wifi Internet access from all rooms. Our bar is a great meeting place and we have a comfortably furnished dining area offering varied menu with a wide range of specials. The many attractions of the Peak District are within easy reach as is Alton Towers.... read more
Tel: 01629 813635
The Peacock is a traditional friendly pub situated in picturesque Bakewell in the heart of the Peak District National Park. We offer Bed and Breakfast accommodation and have five bedrooms each with en-suite bath or shower washbasin and WC tea and coffee making facilities TV and radios. Wifi Internet access from all rooms. Our bar is a great meeting place and we have a comfortably furnished dining area offering varied menu with a wide range of specials. The many attractions of the Peak District are within easy reach as is Alton Towers.... read more
Distance: 8,442.33km
Worston Lane, Great Bridgeford
Tel: 01785 282710
The Mill at Worston was originally built by J Milner in 1814. However the existence of The Mill dates back to at least 1279 when historical documents show The Mill was being fought over in the Court of the Kings Bench between Henry De Whyte and Elena De Wynerston... In later years The Mill became the property of Ranton Abbey and after dissolution of the abbey in 1538 it passed to a variety of landed gentry until J Milner purchased the property and rebuilt it... The Mill at Worston was a typical corn mill of its time having three floors... read more
Tel: 01785 282710
The Mill at Worston was originally built by J Milner in 1814. However the existence of The Mill dates back to at least 1279 when historical documents show The Mill was being fought over in the Court of the Kings Bench between Henry De Whyte and Elena De Wynerston... In later years The Mill became the property of Ranton Abbey and after dissolution of the abbey in 1538 it passed to a variety of landed gentry until J Milner purchased the property and rebuilt it... The Mill at Worston was a typical corn mill of its time having three floors... read more
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