Restaurants in Buxton
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Old Sun Inn
The pick of the town's watering holes, but which retains an Edwardian-era ambience. Low ceilings, antique light fittings, flagstone floors and a different crowd in every cranny of this warrenlike ale-house make it the place to head for a pint - not to mention the surprisingly sophisticated pub grub.
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Columbine Restaurant
On the lane leading down beside the town hall, this understated restaurant is the top choice among in-the-know Buxtonites. The chef conjures up imaginative dishes using mainly local produce as well as sinful puddings. Bookings recommended.
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Café Nathaniel
It's worth pitching up early to snare a seat at this relaxed but small café with scrubbed wooden tables and fresh seafood. It has an adjoining linen, lace and antique shop next door.
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Pavilion Gardens Promenade Café
This bustling, touristy and spacious café has full-length leaded windows that offer fine views over the Buxton park.
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Simply Thai
Polished wood floors, Siamese sculptures and silk-attired staff make this an elegant place to enjoy refined Thai afternoon tea (2.30pm to 5pm, £15.95).
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Pavilion Cafe
Set in a renovated wing of the Pavilion, these tearooms conjure up images of jazz-fuelled tea-dances sometime between the wars.
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Nat's Kitchen
A relaxing dining room full of natural wood tones provides the backdrop to some inventive Modern British cooking. Ingredients are sourced from local suppliers and there are some smart B&B rooms upstairs. Bookings recommended.
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