The Grouse Inn

Featured reviews

• G

  Google user

  ·1 month ago

  “Went here to eat after a circular walk (Frogatt-Curbar-Baslow-White edges). Only downside was we waited for almost an hour for our food so we can't really say if it was delicious or we were just hungry. Other that that, fantastic location, and great views if you take the tables outside by the fence.”

• G

  Google user

  ·1 month ago

  “Great place to stop with spectacular views. The food looks and smells fantastic but haven't yet tried it.”

• G

  Google user

  ·2 months ago

  “This pub has improved from average to excellent. I had a veg lasagne which was creamy and delicious. The chips were perfect - crispy and light. What would have been a bog standard salad was elevated with lovely sharp pickled carrot in fine slices rounded with perfect homemade coleslaw. It's really nice that they offer smaller portions for a lower price which made it excellent value too. And a stunning location. We did a great 4 mile walk down to Padley Gorge and through part of the Longshaw Estate.”

• G

  Google user

  ·2 months ago

  “I had the Greek salad special with chips and was not disappointed, great for a summer evening. My table also had the steak pie which is a winner. We all had dessert and the pavlova was amazing.”

• G

  Google user

  ·2 months ago

  “Overpriced frozen oven food, had the fish and chips - clearly chips from the supermarket and somehow undercooked frozen peas. Fish was dry. Ridiculous price at £20 for that. Pub itself is pretty filthy and unwelcoming, endless signs about what they don’t permit. Owner’s dog roaming round unattended, not everyone wants your dog inflicted on them! See other reviews on lack of cleanliness and the dog. Shame as used to be a nice pub in a lovely spot, would go for a drink and packet of crisps, but nothing more.”

• G

  Google user

  ·4 months ago

  “I ordered quiche chips and salad (£17). The food arrived very quickly. I soon realised why. The quiche had quite clearly been microwaved. The quiche filling was lovely but the pastry was ruined. I really don't know why they're doing this. It doesn't take long to bake a small quiche in the oven. The table was dirty. I asked for it to be cleaned. The girl said she would be back in 2 minutes but didn't bother returning. There are also dogs just milling about coming up to the table. Clearly the owners. If this bothers you, just something to be aware of.”

• G

  Google user

  ·7 months ago

  “This is a proper pub! Great menu, a full range in the bar, and a staff team that lifts the whole experience way above the rest. I had the fish finger sandwich on crusty bread - a hearty option ahead of my long walk on Froggatt Edge. The place was busy but the kitchen was obviously on top of things as the food just kept on coming. We waited less than 15 minutes. The pub is well kept, with good quality decor. It has a carpet - which surprised me for a walkers pub - but they’ve thought of everything so there are boot covers/overshoes at the door! Highly recommended!”

• G

  Google user

  ·9 months ago

  “Lovely atmosphere for the local carol sing on the Tuesday after Christmas recently. Warm sausage rolls and delicious mince pies served during the break. Good beer (enjoyed the Bradfield Belgian Blue) and food served also. Great base to walk on the Gritstone Edges.”

• G

  Google user

  ·10 months ago

  “Great little stop on the way back from a cold day in the peak district. Sat by the fire place, beer in hand and a great home made steak pie. What's not to love. You may however be asked for a chip tax at the table by a dog 🤣 (Although not guaranteed)”

• G

  Google user

  ·3 years ago

  “Good and fast service! Plenty of tables inside and outside. The fish and chips was not great, the fish was a bit watery, and without seasoning. But the other people loved their dishes. The cheese salad was not what we were expecting but was pretty great and very well served ☺️ The Wi-Fi didn’t work 🙁”