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The Anglers Rest, Bamford

BarsHope Valley

4.5 out of 5 stars4.5(337 reviews)

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Quick info

+44 1433 659317
Taggs Knoll, Bamford, Hope Valley S33 0DY, United Kingdom

About The Anglers Rest, Bamford

On Taggs Knoll in Hope Valley, The Anglers Rest, Bamford is a community-owned pub and cafe that also houses the local post office. The menu runs from Sunday roasts to burgers, fish and chips, and steak and ale pie, alongside homemade cakes. Local beers and ales are on tap, including selections from nearby breweries. Rotating local artwork hangs throughout the pub, and a pool table sits on site for use. Dogs are welcome, with treats and water bowls kept at the bar. It operates on a walk-in basis, with no reservations needed. A large car park at the rear serves visitors arriving by car.

Good to know

“Quaint, community-owned pub/cafe serving English fare & homemade cakes, with rotating local artwork.”

  • Accessibility
    Wheelchair: entrance, parking lot, restroom

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Reviews

4.5/5
337 reviews

What reviewers say

Reviewers most often mention fish and chips, sunday roast, burgers and local ales.

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Customer Review Summary

Fish and chips is the dish reviewers name most often, called delicious and a standout, with the Sunday roast close behind, including a beef and chicken roast and a beef and lamb pairing diners enjoyed. Others praise the chicken breast stuffed with Stilton, the Cullen Skink, the wings, a chocolate orange cheesecake, local ales and treats made on site. Reviewers describe a warm welcome, a roomy pub with a cafe attached, and a large car park. The complaints centre on value and consistency. One reviewer found a Sunday roast sandwich to be a small amount of beef on a baguette that tasted shop bought, and another received a burger missing its described toppings and called the food pricey for the quality. The harshest account describes a dry burger in a cold bun, crumbly hummus, dry halloumi without the promised sweet chilli sauce, a chickpea curry with no chickpeas, and food that was slow to arrive with no explanation. Several reviewers mention the dog treats on the bar and the water bowls for dogs.

Featured reviews

  • Google user
    “Pub in a nice setting but my word, over priced!! It was Sunday so we had a Sunday roast sandwich with chips, here’s me expecting meat, Yorkshire pudding, veg etc etc. No, just a small bit of beef on a baguette which tasted shop bought. Had this been £6/£7 I don’t think anyone would have complained as the taste was nice but my, it was £15!!! Was around a 30min wait as well, which was too long.”
  • Google user
    “Great meal overall! The fish and chips were absolutely delicious and a standout dish. My partner enjoyed the flavorful steak and ale pie, though the crust was a bit on the dry side. Would definitely return!”
  • Google user
    “A truly great find. Fantastic local bear selection, plus your more commercial selections, bar snacks, I had wings and they were outstanding. Coffee and a great sekection of treats made on site. It serves as the local post office, has a pool table. It is quaint, but works for me.”
  • Google user
    “Only stayed for a couple of ales, Deception and an IPA from Eyam brewery which I can't remember the name of. It was curry night and only wish I could have stayed; needed to rush off for a train. Food menu looks interesting and there were a few diners in while I was there. Dog friendly, as you may be able to tell from the pictures. Dog treats on the bar and bowls available.”
  • Google user
    “Great service but the food brought it down for me unfortunately. Ordered a burger with no salad - came with salad and was missing other toppings described on the menu. Food seemed a bit pricey for the quality. Irn Bru on tap was nice though.”

Amenities

  • Wheelchair accessible entrance
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Accessibility· 2
  • Wheelchair accessible parking lot
  • Wheelchair accessible restroom

Location

Bars near The Anglers Rest, Bamford

The Anglers Rest, Bamford
Wheelchair accessible
4.5337
  • 4.2 miReservationsOutdoor seatingGood for kids

    lamb roast, fish and chips, cauliflower cheese

  • 4.4 mi

    steak and ale pie, giant yorkshire pudding, peacocks outside

  • 4.8 miWheelchair accessible

    fish and chips, homemade steak pie, pub dogs roaming

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