If you’re looking for great pubs to visit across Derbyshire and the Peak District this autumn, then look no further.
From lively town centre venues to traditional Peak District country inns, you will be spoilt for choice.
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17. Torr Vale Tap, Torr Vale Mill, New Mills
If you’re looking for somewhere scenic to enjoy a drink in the High Peak, Torr Vale Tap - located at the old Torr Vale Mill in New Mills - should be at the top of your list. Nestled next to the River Goyt, the Torr Vale Tap is certainly up there as one of my favourite places for a relaxed pint or two. Photo: Google

18. Dronfield Arms, Chesterfield Road, Dronfield
The Dronfield Arms is perfect for beer lovers - with a superb range of reasonably priced lagers and ales waiting behind the bar. If I find myself in Dronfield, this pub is usually at the top of my list of places to visit - and I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for somewhere to drink in the town. Photo: Google

19. Einstein's, Chesterfield
Einstein’s is definitely one of the best pubs to visit in Chesterfield town centre. There aren’t many places with a better selection of drinks, with a number of different German beers - all of which are very reasonably priced. Einstein’s also offers a varied menu featuring a number of German-inspired dishes - and all have impressed me whenever I have eaten at the venue. Photo: Google

20. The Beer Parlour, Whittington Moor
The Beer Parlour may be small but is perfect for anyone wanting to sample a range of different beers at very reasonable prices. I’m sure many would refer to the pub as a ‘hidden gem’, and that’s a label I’d certainly agree with - and I’d encourage people who haven’t stumbled across The Beer Parlour yet to visit this cosy venue the next time they’re in the area. Photo: Google

