Food & Drink In Castleton
Even though Castleton is a relatively small village there is an abundance of places for you to eat and drink.
From coffee shops and tea rooms to pubs and restaurants and an award winning fish and chip shop, all of which are within a five minute stroll of the Four Seasons B&B.
- The Peaks Inn Telephone: 01433 620 247
The Peaks Inn boasts a food menu full of hearty fare prepared to the highest standard. Imagine settling back in a leather chair by an open fire, real ale in hand, deciding on whether to opt for the 'The Peak Mix' (a selection including rump steak, gammon steak, chicken breast and Cumberland sausage) or the 'Cod & Scampi Combo' (served with a large portion of chips, peas and carrots). There's an extensive wine list, too. - Ye Olde Nags Head Telephone: 01433 620248
A traditional, family run 17th century coaching house, offering real fires, excellent home cooked food, a cosy bar and a warm welcome. During the day why not visit their tea rooms - try a cream tea, a home-cooked meal or choose from the widest selection of desserts in Castleton! During the evening you can dine in the restaurant enjoying their seasonal menu. Accompany your meal with wine from the tempting wine list, or enjoy one of four local real ales. At the weekend don’t miss the famous “all you can eat” carvery - customers regularly travel 40 or 50 miles for this treat! - The George Telephone: 01433 620238 The George is a lovely inn located in the popular tourist area of the Peak District National Park. Well kept ales are complemented by an excellent menu. Here everyone is made to feel welcome, whether dining or just having a relaxing drink in the bar area. With a large restaurant designed and decorated in a traditional style, a large bar with several secluded seating areas for those wishing to enjoy the tranquil surroundings, and a fantastic family area, there is something for everyone at the George.
- The Castle Telephone: 01433 620578
The Castle Hotel at Castleton was once a coaching inn and dates from the 17th century. It boasts an attractive interior with flagstones and beams. The Castle hotel is reputedly haunted by the ghost of a young woman who was left at the alter on her wedding day. It is claimed that the body of a young woman is buried under the front door - in accordance with pagan belief to bring the inn good luck! There are three other ghosts and many more spooky tales! The Castle has a good range of food which is served all day, every day, from sandwiches and beyond. Children are welcome if eating. Garden. Real ales. Log fires - Cheshire Cheese Inn Telephone: 01433 620330
A seventeenth-century pub situated in the heart of Castleton. A warm welcome awaits you at the Inn, where you'll find a traditional country pub with a real flavour of yesteryear. Food is served all day, seven days a week from noon until around 8.30pm and there is a non-smoking restaurant. No fruit machines, pool tables or juke boxes - instead, you are free to sit undisturbed and enjoy a drink in quiet, relaxed surroundings. - The Bulls Head Telephone: 01433 620256
The Bulls Head has been completely transformed and is modern whilst still retaining a feeling of original character. The chef has worked with Gary Rhodes and is well known throughout the area. The menu comprises of all home-made dishes from a light snack such as a bowl of home-made soup or a real rump steak sandwich or a home-made scone with fresh coffee; to a full daily changing specials board with delights such as roasted cod fillet Kiev on charred pepper and red onion salad or a braised lamb shank presented on a fresh herb mash potato.