Derbyshire is one of the UK’s finest counties and we are lucky to have plenty of stunning spaces to explore on our doorstep near Derby.
The Blind Bull was named by Visit England as one of the top rated eateries this year.
The 12th century inn scooped silver in Pub of the Year category and we just had to make a trip out to the Peaks to see what we were missing out.
The Blind Bull in Little Hucklow, Buxton is around one hour away from Derby city centre.
Honeystone walls provided a welcoming beacon, especially on a wet and soggy day filled with rain.
Wait staff were lovely, the food was tasty, however the views elevated the dining experience from good to excellent.
Standout dishes of Wye Valley Asparagus with punchy wild garlic was a big hit with me (I am a garlic fiend).
The full cost of the meal for two diners, including service charge was £95.
Here are a selection of photos from The Blind Bull, have you visited yet?
Location: The Blind Bull, Little Hucklow, Buxton SK17 8RT
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1. The Blind Bull Buxton
The Blind Bull Buxton in Little Hucklow is an award-winning eatery in the Peak District. | Ria Ghei
2. The Blind Bull Buxton
Starter of Wye Valley asparagus, wild garlic, Lincolnshire Poacher cheese was punchy. Price: £24. | Ria Ghei
3. The Blind Bull Buxton
Amuse-bouche of whipped cheese in wafer-thin pastry cones, the tip filled with fresh pea purée, was divine. | Ria Ghei
4. The Blind Bull Buxton
Soda bread, part of the Bar Snack menu was served with caramelised yeast butter. It would have been nicer if the bread was warm. Cost: £4. | Ria Ghei