YE OLDE ROCK INN
SOLID REPUTATION FO
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et in a breathtaking location at the foot of the
Roaches, nestled in the heart of the Peak
District National Park, Ye Olde Rock Inn is a
charming country pub dating back to the 17th
century.
Providing the ideal base for keen walkers,
climbers and cyclists or simply just a beautiful
backdrop to enjoy a drink and a bite to eat,
whatever the occasion a visit to Ye Olde Rock is
worth travelling the short distance of four miles
out of Leek for.
Located just off the A53 Leek to Buxton Road,
the pub is sign posted with a brown tourist sign off
the main Road and provides ample safe parking in
two large car parks.
The management and staff at Ye Olde Rock
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pride themselves on providing a friendly
atmosphere to enjoy a relaxed drink and has a
reputation which goes before them for the great
home cooked food on offer.
The extensive menu offers something for all
tastes, whether you’re looking for a home made
curry or chilli con carne or a more traditional
choice of steaks or beer battered haddock (made
with the pub’s own real ale).
A variety of different meals is also displayed on
the specials board each day as well as a traditional
roast dinner available every Sunday lunchtime.
But it is for quite a different type of food the pub
has now become renowned for - the unique,
healthy and interactive HOT ROCK dining
experience (see advert for more details).
Quenching your thirst there is a wide range of
draft and bottled beers with bitters, lagers and
ciders to suit all tastes, plus three cask ales, at least
one of which is always from a local brewery. With
over 30 different spirits, an extensive wine list and
a good variety of soft drinks, you will never be
short of choice at Ye Olde Rock Inn. There is also a
wide range of hot drinks on offer if you need
warming up after a good walk on the Roaches on a
cold winter day, fancy a nice afternoon coffee and
cake, or just want to finish off your meal with an
espresso or liqueur coffee, they have just what