Been a few times after my lads football. Nice few pints, can't complain. Staff friendly and personal enough. Will more than likely visit again
Go22856602135
Beautiful pub after undergoing extensive refurbishment, in the heart of the Peak District. Family friendly environment with live sports and open fire. Busy with locals, family’s, walkers and doggo’s. Have visited before but this was our first time dining. Family of seven from 81 down to 9, everyone was made welcome and disabled access was good. Today was Sunday with a choice of roast meats. Between the table we had Roast Pork and Roast Beef, all the trimmings including home made yorkies, stuffing and some amazing roast veg. Cauliflower cheese was out of this world. All washed down with a nice bottle of Shiraz and a few pints. Dessert of choice was a classic syrup sponge and custard which I really didn’t need but god I enjoyed. Even ordered a second pork dinner as take out on paying the bill to eat later it was that good. Highly recommend.
missyt2020
First time here since Tim and Jimmy left. As usual went for the new year's eve party, stayed in the van from Friday thru till new year's day. Felt like motorhomes were there under sufferance, the staff were nice enough, the food though was awful - expensive and burnt, overcooked and some was even inedible. The food service was appalling - reaching across while people were eating to take finished plates. Fresh 'homemade' food coming out cold. Unless it's for a quick drink -if you can find a seat- I really won't recommend this pub anymore!!!! Oh and the Toilets... You now have to pass the gents to get to the 'new' ladies which are clean and lovely - but the men's oooh you MUST hold your breath as you pass the door as they STINK, I was physically sick with the smell and used the ladies very infrequently!!! Diabolical
FarAway324094
Eyre Arms has recently been taken over by a local - it’s now a lot cleaner and beer is good. Went for a quick lunch but we were disappointed. My wife’s starter was supposed to have ‘crusty bread’ and butter but came with just one slice of cheap white bread that was almost burnt and no butter with it. I had a ‘Calver burger’ which should have come with ‘skin on fries’, but came with ordinary fries - to be fair though the fries were ok - but still not as advertised….. Beer and coffee were good! Went to pay and mentioned the above to the young man behind the bar who apologised (but didn’t offer a discount) I would go back for a drink but not food…..
SJaneG
Great atmosphere and choice on the menu. Plus side for my husband it has sports on (which i don't mind). My husband had a meal from the Festive Menu, he had the 2 course option. It was great value for money and you didn't need to pre-book or pre-order from this menu like a lot of venues. I had the Calver Classic Burger from the normal menu which was tasty too. We both had really nice desserts as well. All staff helpful and great service. We both really enjoyed our meals and will eat here again.
Molly F
Homely little pub with a great atmosphere, good range of food options and lovely staff. Elly did everything she could to make sure we was happy and that our food was perfect. Great Sunday Roast compliments to the chef.
Jemima C
Food was lovely, and customer service brilliant. One dish we ordered was unavailable but our waiter substituted it for something not on the menu and also provided a hot drink complimentary. Can’t fault food or service.
154tainab
Nice and cosy pub. Food and service was good. Pleasant atmosphere with a roaring fire. Will visit again.
Grace White
Lovely venue, good food and a wide selection of drinks. I was served by Shaz and another lady who both offered exceptional service. I would definitely recommend a visit! ?
brendan scott
Service was great, whole place has been recently refurbished as a sports cross country pub, open fire, dogs allowed in one half, uncarpeted side, nice stone flags roaring fire, sports on TVs darts board and was talk of a pool table being added, nice place well worth calling in at.
Very pleasant overnight stay in late May 2023 in our campervan on our way to Scotland. Had a meal which was reasonably priced and very nice. Dedicated parking area for campervans and small motorhomes among the pens for the sheep and goats. Very friendly staff and locals and would be recommend to anyone. Padley Gorge is a great place to walk and nearby.Vegetarian options: No problem finding something to suit vegetarians.
Travis Martinson
Food was off as it was their last few days of trading. We stopped for lunch and to charge our car, so just had a drink and left hungry. The staff were really nice, so we will pop back once the new owners are there.
Teresa6428
Arrived here for lunch as menu looked good. However when we arrived we were told it was closing down in a couple of weeks as being sold by the brewery. We were told only a VERY few options were available, but not what they were. I asked if sandwiches/ paninis were available and was told no. So we left to find somewhere else. I feel that this is extremely poor as absolutely NO clue was given on their website of the upcoming closure and this information should be available to people if they are intending to visit.
NICHOLAS T
This is a nice enough pub, well located at Calver crossroads. There is plenty of outdoor seating and a large interior. There is a pool table and plenty of parking.
Helen Froggatt
Happy place to be, child friendly, dog friendly. Excellent food and service. The staff are always smiling and the hosts are great. Lots of parking even for campervans. Lots of lovely scenery and walks nearby.
Been a few times after my lads football. Nice few pints, can't complain. Staff friendly and personal enough. Will more than likely visit again
Beautiful pub after undergoing extensive refurbishment, in the heart of the Peak District. Family friendly environment with live sports and open fire. Busy with locals, family’s, walkers and doggo’s. Have visited before but this was our first time dining. Family of seven from 81 down to 9, everyone was made welcome and disabled access was good. Today was Sunday with a choice of roast meats. Between the table we had Roast Pork and Roast Beef, all the trimmings including home made yorkies, stuffing and some amazing roast veg. Cauliflower cheese was out of this world. All washed down with a nice bottle of Shiraz and a few pints. Dessert of choice was a classic syrup sponge and custard which I really didn’t need but god I enjoyed. Even ordered a second pork dinner as take out on paying the bill to eat later it was that good. Highly recommend.
First time here since Tim and Jimmy left. As usual went for the new year's eve party, stayed in the van from Friday thru till new year's day. Felt like motorhomes were there under sufferance, the staff were nice enough, the food though was awful - expensive and burnt, overcooked and some was even inedible. The food service was appalling - reaching across while people were eating to take finished plates. Fresh 'homemade' food coming out cold. Unless it's for a quick drink -if you can find a seat- I really won't recommend this pub anymore!!!! Oh and the Toilets... You now have to pass the gents to get to the 'new' ladies which are clean and lovely - but the men's oooh you MUST hold your breath as you pass the door as they STINK, I was physically sick with the smell and used the ladies very infrequently!!! Diabolical
Eyre Arms has recently been taken over by a local - it’s now a lot cleaner and beer is good. Went for a quick lunch but we were disappointed. My wife’s starter was supposed to have ‘crusty bread’ and butter but came with just one slice of cheap white bread that was almost burnt and no butter with it. I had a ‘Calver burger’ which should have come with ‘skin on fries’, but came with ordinary fries - to be fair though the fries were ok - but still not as advertised….. Beer and coffee were good! Went to pay and mentioned the above to the young man behind the bar who apologised (but didn’t offer a discount) I would go back for a drink but not food…..
Great atmosphere and choice on the menu. Plus side for my husband it has sports on (which i don't mind). My husband had a meal from the Festive Menu, he had the 2 course option. It was great value for money and you didn't need to pre-book or pre-order from this menu like a lot of venues. I had the Calver Classic Burger from the normal menu which was tasty too. We both had really nice desserts as well. All staff helpful and great service. We both really enjoyed our meals and will eat here again.
Homely little pub with a great atmosphere, good range of food options and lovely staff. Elly did everything she could to make sure we was happy and that our food was perfect. Great Sunday Roast compliments to the chef.
Food was lovely, and customer service brilliant. One dish we ordered was unavailable but our waiter substituted it for something not on the menu and also provided a hot drink complimentary. Can’t fault food or service.
Nice and cosy pub. Food and service was good. Pleasant atmosphere with a roaring fire. Will visit again.
Lovely venue, good food and a wide selection of drinks. I was served by Shaz and another lady who both offered exceptional service. I would definitely recommend a visit! ?
Service was great, whole place has been recently refurbished as a sports cross country pub, open fire, dogs allowed in one half, uncarpeted side, nice stone flags roaring fire, sports on TVs darts board and was talk of a pool table being added, nice place well worth calling in at.
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Very pleasant overnight stay in late May 2023 in our campervan on our way to Scotland. Had a meal which was reasonably priced and very nice. Dedicated parking area for campervans and small motorhomes among the pens for the sheep and goats. Very friendly staff and locals and would be recommend to anyone. Padley Gorge is a great place to walk and nearby.Vegetarian options: No problem finding something to suit vegetarians.
Food was off as it was their last few days of trading. We stopped for lunch and to charge our car, so just had a drink and left hungry. The staff were really nice, so we will pop back once the new owners are there.
Arrived here for lunch as menu looked good. However when we arrived we were told it was closing down in a couple of weeks as being sold by the brewery. We were told only a VERY few options were available, but not what they were. I asked if sandwiches/ paninis were available and was told no. So we left to find somewhere else. I feel that this is extremely poor as absolutely NO clue was given on their website of the upcoming closure and this information should be available to people if they are intending to visit.
This is a nice enough pub, well located at Calver crossroads. There is plenty of outdoor seating and a large interior. There is a pool table and plenty of parking.
Happy place to be, child friendly, dog friendly. Excellent food and service. The staff are always smiling and the hosts are great. Lots of parking even for campervans. Lots of lovely scenery and walks nearby.