Sitting atop a hill, The Manor House Inn is a pub-restaurant, overlooking the spectacular Derwent Reservoir. With the stone building dating back to the 1750's, the bar has a rustic décor, with wooden flooring, an open fireplace and exposed bricks, whilst the lounge and the restaurant feature a relatively modern interior - carpeted flooring, teak furnishings and glass windows - perfect to enjoy a meal with some splendid views of the valley.

A daily changing specials menu is displayed on the board and you could begin with a spicy chicken salad or pan-fried king prawns, either cooked in garlic butter or in chilli, lime and coriander. Traditional mains such as Cumberland sausage and mash and fish pie vie with braised lamb shank for attention. If you aren't game for coffee after lunch, choose from a selection of puddings from the blackboard or simply stroll around in the surrounding countryside.