Chesterfield has been named one of the best places in the UK for cosy pubs – finishing fourth in a ranking of 73 major towns and cities across the country.
GG.co.uk analysed Google ratings and pub information, available through UseYourLocal.com, across every town and city with populations of at least 100,000.
Each town or city then received an overall cosiness score, with Chesterfield’s 72.72/100 rating being enough to place it in the top four – behind only Gateshead, Blackburn and High Wycombe.
After Chesterfield was rated so highly, we asked Derbyshire Times readers to name their favourite cosy pubs in and around the town – and the full list of their recommendations can be found below.

9. The Devonshire Arms, Mansfield Road, Hasland
Chris Charlesworth said: “Devonshire Arms, Hasland.” Photo: Google

10. The Nags Head, Newbold Road, Newbold
Jay Lee said: “Nags Head, Newbold, No better open fire in Derbyshire. Sunday afternoons are full of warmth, great ale and dog biscuits.” Photo: Google

11. Holme Hall Inn, Linacre Road, Chesterfield
Billie-Rae Williamson said: The Holme Hall Inn - lovely and very family-orientated.” Photo: Google

12. The Beer Parlour, Whittington Moor
The Beer Parlour at Whittington Moor was also recommended. Photo: Google

