Guidebook for Litton, and surrounding area.
Food Scene
Just a short stroll from The Cotton Loft - traditional village pub, logs fires and real ales and a hearty menu selection.
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Red Lion Inn
Church LaneJust a short stroll from The Cotton Loft - traditional village pub, logs fires and real ales and a hearty menu selection.
A 2 AA Rosette Award Restaurant, just 1 mile from The Cotton Loft. Serving fresh, locally sourced cuisine and carefully crafted drinks and cocktails, in an atmospheric and friendly environment. Often do early-bird dining specials during the week.
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The Merchant's Yard
Saint John's RoadA 2 AA Rosette Award Restaurant, just 1 mile from The Cotton Loft. Serving fresh, locally sourced cuisine and carefully crafted drinks and cocktails, in an atmospheric and friendly environment. Often do early-bird dining specials during the week.
A traditional pub right by the river, with lovely home-cooked reasonably priced comfort bar meals, a nice specials board and an excellent choice of well-kept cask ales. Just 2.5 miles from the Cotton Loft.
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Anglers Rest
A traditional pub right by the river, with lovely home-cooked reasonably priced comfort bar meals, a nice specials board and an excellent choice of well-kept cask ales. Just 2.5 miles from the Cotton Loft.
Relaxed dining offering a range of British/Italian inspired scrumptious food - range of pastas, pizzas, steaks, seafood, and an al la carte menu. Great for an intimate meal for two.
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1530 the Restaurant
1627 Cross StRelaxed dining offering a range of British/Italian inspired scrumptious food - range of pastas, pizzas, steaks, seafood, and an al la carte menu. Great for an intimate meal for two.
Delicious Thai food within an authentic setting. Vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options and you can order/collect a takeaway too.
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Simply Thai Restaurant
2-3 Cavendish CircusDelicious Thai food within an authentic setting. Vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options and you can order/collect a takeaway too.
Authentic and original Greek cooking, with the emphasis on a friendly atmosphere and fresh ingredients.
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Ithaca Greek Taverna
1 Eagle ParadeAuthentic and original Greek cooking, with the emphasis on a friendly atmosphere and fresh ingredients.
Inspiring menu, using locally sourced seasonal produce, in a cosy historic pub setting. Serving a wide range of cask ales and local beers, ensuring a good honest pint!
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The Packhorse Inn
Main StreetInspiring menu, using locally sourced seasonal produce, in a cosy historic pub setting. Serving a wide range of cask ales and local beers, ensuring a good honest pint!
Arts & Culture
Stunning stately home, renowned for it's art, landscape and hospitality. Hosts events all year round including the Horse Trials, Country Fair, RHS Flower Show, Winter Markets, Art & Sculpture exhibitions, and fantastic restaurants & cafes.
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Chatsworth hús
Stunning stately home, renowned for it's art, landscape and hospitality. Hosts events all year round including the Horse Trials, Country Fair, RHS Flower Show, Winter Markets, Art & Sculpture exhibitions, and fantastic restaurants & cafes.
One of Britain's leading receiving Edwardian theatres, hosting wonderful shows and performances all year round.
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Buxton Opera House
Water StreetOne of Britain's leading receiving Edwardian theatres, hosting wonderful shows and performances all year round.
Enchanting and atmospheric, flocked-to by film makers to use as a filming location, Haddon Hall is one of England's finest examples of a medieval Tudor mansion.
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Haddon Hall
Enchanting and atmospheric, flocked-to by film makers to use as a filming location, Haddon Hall is one of England's finest examples of a medieval Tudor mansion.
Sightseeing
A magnificent countryside trail which mostly follows the path of the River Wye. Offers spectacular scenery for the cyclist and walker - cycle hire available at Blackwell Mill (10 mins drive from The Cotton Loft).
Millers Dale station Monsal Trail
A magnificent countryside trail which mostly follows the path of the River Wye. Offers spectacular scenery for the cyclist and walker - cycle hire available at Blackwell Mill (10 mins drive from The Cotton Loft).
Home to the famous Blue John Caverns, where the precious stone 'Blue John' is mined and made into beautiful jewellery. Lying in the lee of the mysterious 'Mam Tor', known locally as the 'Shivering Mountain' and can be approached via the dramatic limestone gorge of 'Winnats Pass'.
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Castleton
Home to the famous Blue John Caverns, where the precious stone 'Blue John' is mined and made into beautiful jewellery. Lying in the lee of the mysterious 'Mam Tor', known locally as the 'Shivering Mountain' and can be approached via the dramatic limestone gorge of 'Winnats Pass'.
Shopping
Sample the famous 'Bakewell Pudding', browse the range of eclectic and artisan shops, indulge in a delicious lunch or evening meal and visit the Farmer's Market on a Monday.
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Bakewell
Sample the famous 'Bakewell Pudding', browse the range of eclectic and artisan shops, indulge in a delicious lunch or evening meal and visit the Farmer's Market on a Monday.
Spa town, with a rich variety of shops, cafes, restaurants, stunning Pavillion Gardens, Opera House, Poole's Cavern show caves, museum and Go-Ape aerial activity.
We love La Brasserie de la Cour, Simply Thai, St Moritz, The Lonestar & Barbarella's for dining and atmosphere.
We love the Spa at the Devonshire Dome for relaxation!
We love the Opera House (combined with a meal) for a truly special evening out!
Go-Ape is a fun-filled activity for the adventurous!
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Buxton
Spa town, with a rich variety of shops, cafes, restaurants, stunning Pavillion Gardens, Opera House, Poole's Cavern show caves, museum and Go-Ape aerial activity.
We love La Brasserie de la Cour, Simply Thai, St Moritz, The Lonestar & Barbarella's for dining and atmosphere.
We love the Spa at the Devonshire Dome for relaxation!
We love the Opera House (combined with a meal) for a truly special evening out!
Go-Ape is a fun-filled activity for the adventurous!
Essentials
Local convenience store. Stocks all the essentials and just 1 mile from The Cotton Loft.
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Co-op Food - Tideswell
Commercial RoadLocal convenience store. Stocks all the essentials and just 1 mile from The Cotton Loft.
Right in the centre of the village of Litton. Stocks small quantities of all the basics, great for local souvenirs and serves lovely ice cream, tea/coffee and cakes.
Litton Village Shop
Right in the centre of the village of Litton. Stocks small quantities of all the basics, great for local souvenirs and serves lovely ice cream, tea/coffee and cakes.
Neighbourhoods
With a village green, old stone monument and stocks, Litton is described as 'a little gem of a White Peak village, set in glorious countryside'. Originally a lead miner's village, and home to a stocking-making industry in the 18th century, locals will tell you that it's "1000 feet up, minus a boy scout!", and with its pretty greens, charming cottages and fabulous walks from the doorstep, Litton evokes the true essence of the Peak District.
Just a few strides up the road from the Cotton Loft, which is located in the centre of the village, is the local village pub, the Red Lion, which is a fine old inn serving real ales (go easy on the 'Absolution' ale!) and a good choice of food. The community-run village shop stocks all your essentials and the village also has a Village Hall, small Primary School (Ofsted rated 'excellent') and two churches. Well-dressing is in late June each year and is well worth a visit. Tideswell (Cathedral of the Peak) is one mile away and offer 4 pubs, a Co-op open till late, a fresh fruit and veg shop, a butchers and several cafes/delis/sandwich shops and other local amenities.
Litton
With a village green, old stone monument and stocks, Litton is described as 'a little gem of a White Peak village, set in glorious countryside'. Originally a lead miner's village, and home to a stocking-making industry in the 18th century, locals will tell you that it's "1000 feet up, minus a boy scout!", and with its pretty greens, charming cottages and fabulous walks from the doorstep, Litton evokes the true essence of the Peak District.
Just a few strides up the road from the Cotton Loft, which is located in the centre of the village, is the local village pub, the Red Lion, which is a fine old inn serving real ales (go easy on the 'Absolution' ale!) and a good choice of food. The community-run village shop stocks all your essentials and the village also has a Village Hall, small Primary School (Ofsted rated 'excellent') and two churches. Well-dressing is in late June each year and is well worth a visit. Tideswell (Cathedral of the Peak) is one mile away and offer 4 pubs, a Co-op open till late, a fresh fruit and veg shop, a butchers and several cafes/delis/sandwich shops and other local amenities.