If you’re looking for great pubs to visit across Derbyshire and the Peak District this autumn, then look no further.
I live in Derbyshire and these are the best pubs that I’ve discovered over the years – from lively town centre venues to traditional Peak District country inns.
The full list of my recommendations can be found below – will you be visiting any of these places over the coming weeks?
17. Torr Vale Tap, Torr Vale Mill, New Mills
If you’re looking for somewhere scenic to enjoy a drink in the High Peak, Torr Vale Tap - located at the old Torr Vale Mill in New Mills - should be at the top of your list. Nestled next to the River Goyt, the Torr Vale Tap is certainly up there as one of my favourite places for a relaxed pint or two. Photo: Google
18. Dronfield Arms, Chesterfield Road, Dronfield
The Dronfield Arms is perfect for beer lovers - with a superb range of reasonably priced lagers and ales waiting behind the bar. If I find myself in Dronfield, this pub is usually at the top of my list of places to visit - and I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for somewhere to drink in the town. Photo: Google
19. Einstein's, Chesterfield
Einstein’s is definitely one of the best pubs to visit in Chesterfield town centre. There aren’t many places with a better selection of drinks, with a number of different German beers - all of which are very reasonably priced. Einstein’s also offers a varied menu featuring a number of German-inspired dishes - and all have impressed me whenever I have eaten at the venue. Photo: Google
20. The Beer Parlour, Whittington Moor
The Beer Parlour may be small but is perfect for anyone wanting to sample a range of different beers at very reasonable prices. I’m sure many would refer to the pub as a ‘hidden gem’, and that’s a label I’d certainly agree with - and I’d encourage people who haven’t stumbled across The Beer Parlour yet to visit this cosy venue the next time they’re in the area. Photo: Google