The Cheshire Cheese Inn - Hope

We came here after a walk in peaks, however after sitting down we had to move as another group came over and their dog lunged and was aggressive to our dog who had been sat there. We moved to another table which was on a slant, as it was the only one available. After getting our drinks and ordering food we sat back down. However within moments, both of our soft drinks had toppled over coating one of us completely. A waitress saw this, however did not offer any assistance (providing a cloth or towels) but she did say she would replace our drinks. However the bar man, Steve, came to us and told us he would not replace our drinks. He told us that they were not responsible for our drinks and we pointed out that we were sat at their table which they had placed on the slant, with no coasters or anything to prevent them falling. Whilst I can somewhat understand, Steve was incredibly hostile and rude. Offered no apology and was unflinching on his position. In the end we decided to leave, not because they would not replace our drinks, but because of the way we were spoken to. I asked if Steve was the owner or manager and was advised he was not, so I'm not sure where he got the gall to be so rude to customers. The poor waitresses clearly looked uncomfortable. If Steve had apologised said that this had happened before but unfortunately he wasn't able to replace we would have somewhat understood. However Steve was rude, extremely hostile and aggressive as if we had walked in and demanded free drinks. We had our food refunded and left. If the owners or management care about customer service I would suggest considering whether Steve is the type of person who should be customer facing. We had spent £40 on food that they had to refund, which feels like it's counter productive considering to replace two post mix drinks would cost the venue at most 50p.

I absolutely adore this quaint, traditional pub. The food is always amazing, the staff are incredibly friendly, and the beer garden is simply stunning.

Located in a typical 16th century gas house, this restaurant offers a complete page of vegetarian and vegan dressing options along with another full page dedicated to gluten-free dishes. The beer options are impressive, and the staff is incredibly friendly. After a long walk in the Peak District, this restaurant is the perfect spot for a tasty bite. I highly recommend dining here for a unique and delicious experience.

We received a warm welcome from friendly staff upon arrival. The dining experience was enjoyable with great service. I highly recommend trying the homemade lasagne. Make sure to save some room for dessert. Additionally, the restaurant is dog-friendly.

Great authentic pub in an amazing location. beautiful courtyard with a rogue chicken!