The restaurants in Hathersage offer a range of cuisines from around the world, but many visitors arrive in the village to do walking, sightseeing, climbing or cycling - and they arrive hungry! Why not enjoy a classic afternoon tea at one of the cafes or hotel restaurants in Hathersage? This national institution is served beautifully in the village, with delicate triangle sandwiches served alongside miniature cakes and freshly-baked scones served with jam and butter. Afternoon tea will usually be served with a big pot of tea, a freshly-ground coffee or even a glass of fizz. Either way, it is an unashamedly luxurious and a wonderful treat as you relax and recuperate from the Derbyshire hills.

For a small village, there is a great selection of restaurants in Hathersage to enjoy. Gastropubs are very popular around here and usually welcome walkers and their dogs with large portions sizes, extensive menus, comfortable chairs and even bowls for four-legged friends. Many will double up as B&B accommodations for those staying overnight. Quandoo diners particularly enjoy The Plough Inn at Leadmill. This gastropub is one of Hathersage's restaurants with real history, as it dates back to the 16th century. In and around the village you'll also find eateries serving Indian, Chinese, British, Italian and Thai.