Guidebook for Hathersage
Food Scene
They brew great coffee and know a thing or two about fresh sandwiches, paninis, bagels, salads etc. Also, highly rated on Trip Advisor, it’s a great spot on a sunny day
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Colemans deli
5 Main RdThey brew great coffee and know a thing or two about fresh sandwiches, paninis, bagels, salads etc. Also, highly rated on Trip Advisor, it’s a great spot on a sunny day
Serve excellent curries ranging beyond the standard fayre. Alternatively why not try their delivery service? If you’re looking for a more traditional take on the English curry-house then Sanghams over the road also gets good reviews but in our view is just pipped by Maazi
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Maazi Hathersage
6 Main RdServe excellent curries ranging beyond the standard fayre. Alternatively why not try their delivery service? If you’re looking for a more traditional take on the English curry-house then Sanghams over the road also gets good reviews but in our view is just pipped by Maazi
Located to the side of the much-loved heated open air swimming pool, the team serve simple good staples and cracking fish and chips on a Friday which can be eaten in or as with most of the menu taken away too.
Pool Cafe
Oddfellows RoadLocated to the side of the much-loved heated open air swimming pool, the team serve simple good staples and cracking fish and chips on a Friday which can be eaten in or as with most of the menu taken away too.
Offers a limited but excellent menu from 10:00 to 15:00 and tea, coffee and cakes till 16:30. The museum and shop are well worth taking in whilst you’re there too
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David Mellor Design
Offers a limited but excellent menu from 10:00 to 15:00 and tea, coffee and cakes till 16:30. The museum and shop are well worth taking in whilst you’re there too
Drinks & Nightlife
Where many of the locals go (though the younger ones prefer the Little John) and can often get busy though many of the tables are reserved for diners so booking ahead will ensure you get a table if you want to eat. It serves traditional pub fayre with a reasonable selection of real-ales
The Scotsmans Pack Inn
School LaneWhere many of the locals go (though the younger ones prefer the Little John) and can often get busy though many of the tables are reserved for diners so booking ahead will ensure you get a table if you want to eat. It serves traditional pub fayre with a reasonable selection of real-ales
Is a bit further out of the village past the David Mellor Design Museum and has excellent food but this is reflected in the price.
The Plough Inn
BridgeIs a bit further out of the village past the David Mellor Design Museum and has excellent food but this is reflected in the price.
Also on the outskirts of the village on the Sheffield side. Similar in atmosphere to The Scotsman’s with typically more visitors than locals it. Offers basic pub food; okay but not outstanding. That said though, the Sunday carvery (lunchtime only) is excellent value and very good.
The Millstone station
Also on the outskirts of the village on the Sheffield side. Similar in atmosphere to The Scotsman’s with typically more visitors than locals it. Offers basic pub food; okay but not outstanding. That said though, the Sunday carvery (lunchtime only) is excellent value and very good.
The Cheshire Cheese Inn
Edale RoadGood food in cosy traditional surroundings.
Entertainment & Activities
The open-air heated swimming pool, just a 200 metre walk from Ash Dene, is the jewel in the village’s crown. Go down Roslyn Road (adjacent to side entrance to the house) and there are steps up to the bowling green then down to the pool. Open from April till October and typically warmed to balmy 26 degrees the pool has covered seating, a grass area for picnics / sun worshiping. There are poolside and indoor warm showers and plenty of changing cubicles. Sessions are timed and certain slots are reserved for season ticket holders so best to check out the timetable on the web site. Lockers are available.
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Piscina de Hathersage
Oddfellows RoadThe open-air heated swimming pool, just a 200 metre walk from Ash Dene, is the jewel in the village’s crown. Go down Roslyn Road (adjacent to side entrance to the house) and there are steps up to the bowling green then down to the pool. Open from April till October and typically warmed to balmy 26 degrees the pool has covered seating, a grass area for picnics / sun worshiping. There are poolside and indoor warm showers and plenty of changing cubicles. Sessions are timed and certain slots are reserved for season ticket holders so best to check out the timetable on the web site. Lockers are available.
Getting Around
Hathersage has a train station with transport links to Sheffield and Manchester and is on the number 272 bus route.
Hathersage station
Back LaneHathersage has a train station with transport links to Sheffield and Manchester and is on the number 272 bus route.
Parks & Nature
Stanage Edge
Lovely walks and National Trust Cafe/gift shop
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Longshaw Estate - National Trust
Lovely walks and National Trust Cafe/gift shop
Magnificent country estate and home to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire.
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Casa de Chatsworth
Magnificent country estate and home to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire.