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Derbyshire
- Accommodation, Food and Drink
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BLUEBELL INN AND RESTAURANT
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Buxton Road, Tissington, Ashbourne, Derbyshire DE6 1NH
Tel: 01335 350317
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Discovering a delightful new pub that offers the very best in English hospitality is always
special. And when it's the Bluebell Inn and Resturant
at Tissington, three miles north of Ashbourne, it is doubly special. This
country inn, built of warm stone, has a reputation that goes far beyond its
locality for great food and drink.
It consists of a bar, no smoking restaurant and function room, and has bar meals,
Sunday lunches, banquets, buffets, conferences, meetings, wedding receptions and so on.
The bar seats up to 32 people, and is comfortable, cosy and at the same time spacious. It
offers real ales supplied by Greene King brewery,
as well as a range of beers, lagers, wines,
spirits and soft drinks. It is the ideal place to
relax after a hard day exploring the Peak District,
or planning your next trip. Hosts Ruth and Phil Sampson have a wealth of experience in
the pub trade, and will make you most welcome when you visit.
With its menu containing over 40 main courses, food is important at the Bluebell,
and it has achieved a fine reputation for its
cuisine. The no smoking restaurant seats 16 people
in absolute comfort, and serves home-made dishes that use only the finest and freshest
of local produce wherever possible. In fact, all the meat used in the kitchens is sourced
from a local farm, ensuring that you have a meal
to remember. In January 2004 the inn was awarded the coveted "Peak District
Cuisine" award because of the policy of using
local produce, and if you look for the "Peak District Cuisine" logo on the menu you
will see which dishes this applies to. Special
diets can be catered for, such as gluten-free,
dairy-free, wheat-free and vegetarian.
The pub is open from 12 noon until 11pm every day from March to
November, with food being served from noon until
9pm (and 8.30pm on Sundays). In November, January and February, Monday to
Thursday inclusive, it closes between 3pm and
5.30pm unless booked in advance. There is a large
car park that can accommodate approximately 75 cars and a large beer garden with play area.
Tissington is a historic village that continues the Derbyshire tradition of
well-dressing, and there are many walks and places to visit in the area. Chatworth House and
Alton Towers are close by, as is Haddon Hall.
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