Chesterfield, Derbyshire and the Peaks are home to a host of well-renowned pubs and restaurants – offering everything from authentic country inns to high-end fine dining.
These are 51 award-winning venues across the county – will you be visiting any of them over the weekend?
37. The Beer Parlour, Whittington Moor
The Beer Parlour was described by the CAMRA guide as a “cosy, popular drinking establishment which is slightly tucked away off the main road. Up to eight changing real ales are available via hand pump.” Photo: Google
38. The Glassworks, Chesterfield
The Glassworks, the third of Brampton Brewery’s Chesterfield pubs, also features in the latest edition of the CAMRA Good Beer Guide. It has up to “eight hand pulls” with a “wide range of Brampton ales - plus ever-changing guests.” Photo: Google
39. Tramway Tavern, Chesterfield
The Tramway Tavern was praised by CAMRA for its varied offering, with “eight hand pulls on the bar” that “feature up to four Brampton ales, one Everards and three guests. A selection of world beers are also available.” Photo: Google
40. The Traveller’s Rest, Apperknowle
The Traveller’s Rest was described by CAMRA as a “traditional country pub”, and praised for offering “up to six quality real ales” and “sweeping views across the Drone Valley.” Photo: Google