The Anchor, Brampton — Restaurant in Chesterfield

The Sunday lunch was OK, usual fare, with a couple of roast potatoes, one slice of carrot and a slice of parsnip, some mash and cabbage with a small sausage wrapped in bacon. As for service, the staff were polite but delivered our meals to the wrong table, whose occupants promised that they had not eaten anything, but unfortunately, the meal for myself and wife was not as hot as we usually like and a little on the small side for vegetables. The meals were however reheated to our satisfaction. Two adult meals and one child's meal (no issues voiced by my daughter) came to £34.97. We were offered a round of drinks at the bar, as compensation, but we declined this offer. The bar area adjacent to the dining area was busy and I almost stood on a dog having a snooze. Two soft drinks (small soda water and lemonade) and a half of cider came to £3.25. There is no WiFi at the Anchor...

The food is excellent, I had a burger and my partner had the Sunday roast and overall we enjoyed the meals, the price is somewhat steep but in terms of value for money I feel it is worth it. I'd come here as a treat.

However it claims to have an accessible entrance for those in a wheelchair but this is inaccurate, we struggled to even get past the first hurdle and there is a step in both doorways. It's unfortunate as the food is excellent and so was the service and it's local, if you're in a wheelchair and it's not a nice day outside I wouldn't recommend. Other them that it was an...

I took my little boy today here. The staff were exceptional immediately so attentive he has autism changed his mind about wanting to sit inside whilst he waited. The lovely person behind the bar said she would let us know when the food was ready and did. The food was so nice i asked him out of ten and he said "one thousand". He had a chicken burger i had a beef one it was fantastic the whole experience was superb and we will...