The Plough Inn

We stayed at the plough on Saturday night after finding out the place we stayed on Friday had double booked our room for the Saturday. Rather than return home we looked for places with last minute availability. The plough had one room left and allowed dogs (£15 a night) and we had visited before for a drink whilst passing on a hike so booked to stay. We stayed in room 1 which was quite small but well presented, the bed was comfy and the shower powerful and hot. The room was quiet and peaceful other than the occasional other guests passing as it’s the first room near the entrance. We had a walk in to Hathersage in the afternoon for a couple of drinks which took about 15 minutes across the fields just after the bridge and then walked back for dinner at the plough. Dinner was very nice, lots of choice on the menu, fresh roses and candles on the table, very professional and friendly service and an extensive wine list. Breakfast in the morning was also good with again friendly and helpful service. Our only comment on the breakfast is that the sausages weren’t anything special. We’d had big juicy locally sourced sausages at the place we stayed the night before so these ones seemed a bit basic in comparison - upgrade those and breakfast would be perfect! The owners have thought of everything and it shows in the little details from the toiletries / cotton pads / ear buds etc in the bathroom to the blankets for the garden and tray for dirty shoes in the hallway. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay albeit short and sweet and will definitely return, we might try the shepherds huts next time.

We stayed at The Plough on Friday evening and it was absolutely outstanding. The service and accommodation were exceptional. We had dinner in the restaurant, which wasn’t planned but the rain changed our plans, and we were so pleased. The food was beautiful, especially the filet steak, which was amazing. Elliott and staff run such a lovely family business. The young gentleman was so lovely and really looked after us .Breakfast was delicious and the service was wonderful. Yes definitely recommend and we will be back thank you

On a planned route we had near by I popped into the pub to ask if we could possibly park in the car park as after our walk we were returning to eat and we were kindly told this was fine. We returned with 4 muddy, smelly dogs and thought it best to sit outside as it wouldn’t be fair on the other diners and we were frequently told we were more than welcome to sit inside. The gentleman behind the bar put us an umbrella up in the outside area as the rain had started and this was fabulous as we had plently of coverage for my mum and I plus 4 wet dogs! Food was quick and very tasty and the service and friendliness of the staff was fabulous! The pub has a nice, cosy atmosphere inside and we shall definitely return, thank you.

Such a shame this once great Sunday lunch venue has gone downhill. This was me and my friends no10 out of 10 places for Sunday lunch..used to tick all the boxes… Parsnips HOME MADE gravy Yummy veg Lovely roasties Feels like they’ve discovered cheaper tasteless alternatives ..then all became clear when we went outside and saw the Porche with private plough reg..

Really comfortable room and an excellent dinner and breakfast. Service really good too, altogether excellent. The location is also good for Stanage Edge for walkers and climbers, and then nearly is the impressive David Mellor Cutlery store.

Booked for a family meal. All ate from the pub classics. All very good and flavoursome with attentive but low key service. The steak and ale and fish pies were very good, Eton mess was amazing apparently although I couldn’t get my son to share! Great pint of Guinness! Highly recommend!