4.7/5

(126 reviews)

A wonderful Georgian pub in the middle of a picturesque Nottinghamshire village. We have recently changed our chef. Serving prime Orkney steak in Rump, Sirloin and Ribeye cuts with generous portions

4.1/5

(283 reviews)

The Navigation Public House is a traditional pub built to serve the Inland Canal Port of Shardlow on the Trent and Mersey canal. It was for a long time the only remaining Davenports House in the area.

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4.0/5

(1,150 reviews)

The Boundary, based in Broadmeadows, Alfreton, is a traditional pub with separate hotel accommodation of 13 high quality rooms.

4.5/5

(665 reviews)

The Malt Shovel is a charming canal side pub located within the conservation area in Shardlow near Derby.

4.5/5

(478 reviews)

We invite you to sit back and relax in the atmosphere of this Historic 17th century pub situated in the peaceful village of Shardlow.

4.3/5

(1,908 reviews)

Originally known as The Navigation, a succession of inns has occupied the site where The Otter now stands since 1800. The building was renovated in 1927 when it was taken over by the Shaw family. The

4.2/5

(2,534 reviews)

The Clock Warehouse is a converted mill, built in 1780 in the inland canal port with picturesque views of the canal and Shardlow Lock and also being delightfully situated on the Trent and Mersey Canal

4.2/5

(1,492 reviews)

Originally The Rose and Crown was built as a wooden shed by the Kerry family in 1786, utilised for the growing coach trade in the area. In 1935, the pub was rebuilt, set further back from the road, re

4.1/5

(147 reviews)

Jug and Glass is a lovely traditional pub, great friendly atmosphere and under new management, would be lovely to see you all!