Ladybower Inn - Menu

Called in here today for lunch Excellent service , and fantastic food :

Had a lovely three days there this week. Lovely food and staff. Beautiful location too.

Great food and we were well looked after by the staff. Suitably fuelled for a nice walk up on Derwent Edge with the doggie. Thank you loads. : View menu

Called in after a walk in the Peak District as always the food and service was excellent. Cracking cheese and onion pie. Worth driving out to for...

Was our first and last night's stay in England and only stumbled across it on arrival from New Zealand when the road closures for Tour De France made...

Great place to stay, the location is perfect. There’s plenty to do around about. Food was ok the portions were quite small and overpriced. The vegan breakfast was very small there were only dry toast no butter, tomatoes, 2 moving mountains sausages, baked beans and mushrooms. They didn’t have any plant milks so couldn’t have a cup of tea and no desserts suitable for vegans. Updated from previous review on 2021-06-14 View menu

I was pleasantly surprised to discover a vegan menu at this cosy pub located in the center of the Peak District. The menu offers approximately four options, including a vegan dessert. I opted for the Moving Mountains burger with BBQ jackfruit and chips, which was a generously sized portion. My friend chose the vegan chilli. Our total bill for two meals and two drinks came to £30. Overall, a great find for vegans in the area.

I read some positive reviews and viewed photos of this restaurant online, but unfortunately they were not recent. I couldn't find any information about a vegan menu on their website, so I decided to call them. The staff confirmed that they do offer some vegan options, although the selection is limited. I visited the following day and discovered that the only vegan dish available was grilled asparagus. Although it may have been delicious, it didn't seem very filling and my husband doesn't like asparagus, so we decided to leave. Additionally, they only had one non-alcoholic beer option.

After walking around the beautiful area for five hours, we decided to dine at this restaurant. We had read online that they offered vegan options, and we were not disappointed! I ordered the vegan fish and chips, which was wrapped in nori seaweed around the banana blossom, giving it a delicious sea-like taste. My wife chose the Moving Mountains burger and she really enjoyed it. Both dishes came with a generous portion of fries. Additionally, we ordered starters - onion rings for me and halloumi fries for her (she's not vegan). To top it off, I indulged in a chocolate tart because it would have been rude not to. The food was all delicious and we had a hard time walking back to our tent afterw... View menu