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EATING AND DRINKING

Chapel-en-le-Frith has a remarkable number of restaurants, bistros and cafés for a town of its size - the cuisine at these acclaimed, very popular venues includes English, French, Italian, Indian and Chinese. Chapel’s historical importance as a stopping place on coaching routes means that there are lots of traditional pubs – they too offer fine food. All the hamlets in the parish have country pubs that provide drinking and dining in picturesque locations.

SHOPPING

Chapel-en-le-Frith has an excellent range of independent specialist shops in High Street, Cross Street, Market Place, Market Street, Thornbrook Road and Town End. The town centre has a Morrison’s supermarket, which includes a café and a petrol station, and Co-op and Londis supermarkets. Further shops are to be found in Dove Holes.

ACCOMMODATION

Being centrally placed in the High Peak, Chapel-en-le-Frith is an excellent base for touring the Peak District. The spa town of Buxton, the “plague village” of Eyam, the castle and caves of Castleton, the Goyt Valley, the Vale of Edale, Chatsworth House, Lyme Park and the Kinder Scout plateau are all within easy reach. A list of inspected accommodation in the parish is available at www.visitpeakdistrict.com or from the Buxton Tourist Information Office 01298 25106.