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The Peacock, Bridge Street, BAKEWELL, DE45 1DS Full Postal Address
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01629 812994 Telephone Number


The Peacock, January 1998

A smart busy pub in the centre of Bakewell just a mere stones throw from the Original Bakewell pudding shop, well both of them, or is it three? Friendly bar staff with two real ales on offer, a guest beer and Wards Bitter (a rich, malty beer brewed in Sheffield, abv 4%). They also serve coffee and tea if you prefer it. They serve food at lunchtime and during the evenings in Summer.

A comfortable, tidy pub with a warm welcome.


Grid Reference: SK219685
CAMRA Good Beer Guide Listed Since 2005: 2005
Opening Times: 11-23 MO-SA; 12-22.30 SU
Other Useful Information: Car Park, Evening Meals, Beer Garden, Lunchtime Meals

 
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