Food & Drink
Looking for fresh local produce prepared by some of the best chefs in the region? You’ve come to the right place. Derbyshire and the Peak District boast a tasty variety of culinary options.
With the freshest ingredients, great views, delightfully cosy cafes, plenty of pubs, and upmarket restaurants, there are plenty of dining delights just waiting to be discovered in the area.
We’ve listed some of our local favourites and ones that Lose Hill Lodge guests have sampled during their stay with us:
The Cheshire Cheese Inn, Hope – The quintessential country pub! Less than a 5-minute walk from Lose Hill Lodge. Real ale, home-cooked food, open fires. We love their Sunday lunches!
The Old Hall, Hope – Traditional pub in the heart of the Hope village, serving food all day in cosy surroundings.
The Curry Cabin, Hope – Authentic Kashmiri cuisine to eat in or take away less than a 5-minute walk from Lose Hill Lodge.
The Bankhouse, Hathersage – Especially fabulous for cocktails.
Hope Chest Deli – Perfectly located a stone’s throw from the property for takeaway breakfast, lunches and options for afternoon tea and sharing platter delivery.
Hathersage Social Club – Great for a spot of lunch.
Chatsworth Farm Shop & Café – stock up on local treats and grab a coffee while you’re there!
Devonshire Arms, Beeley – Located in a cosy corner of the Chatsworth Estate, AA Rosette five-star rating, and recognition in the Michelin Guide.
The Fox House, Longshaw – Ideal for lunch, a pint and a walk around Longshaw Estate.
The Maynard Hotel, Grindleford & The George, Hathersage – Local restaurant group offering contemporary dining in a sophisticated setting.
The Barrell Inn, Abney – A wonderful spot for a drink, fabulous views, and watching some hang gliders!
The Bulls Head, Foolow – Welcoming country pub in a quaint village location, only a 15-minute drive from Lose Hill Lodge.
The Blind Bull, Little Hucklow – Located in Britain’s fifth oldest public house. A beautiful and relaxed environment to sample local beers and independent wines whilst tasting food that has been locally grown, seasonally picked and cooked with care.
Castleton – Has several pubs, restaurants, tea rooms, cafes, and fish & chip shops, all good for a visit in the daytime or an evening out.
Walks & vistas
Famous for its walking routes and views, see some of the best in close proximity to the lodge...