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Ramsay's Real Ale Bar (at the Buckingham Hotel), Buxton - pub details

Ramsay's Real Ale Bar (at the Buckingham Hotel)
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Address: 1-2 Burlington Road, Buxton, Buxton, Derbyshire, SK17 9AS [map] [gmap]

Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 35712) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras

Website: https://www.buckinghamhotel.co.uk

Nearest train stations Buxton (0.6 miles), Dove Holes (3.4 miles), Chapel-en-le-frith (4.3 miles)

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> Current user rating: 7.9/10 (rated by 7 users)
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user reviews of Ramsay's Real Ale Bar (at the Buckingham Hotel), Buxton

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I stay at this hotel each year during the G&S Festival. Have to say that the beer selection and quality has gone downhill since last year. The food is still pretty good however.
TiaMariaJim - 6 Aug 2012 14:21
Heard about this place from BITE and glad I checked as I would never have stumbled across it otherwise. Tucked away in the Buckingham Hotel we walked through a couple of corridors until we got to the bar which was surprisingly modern in decor and character. The range of beers though is truly fantastic, worth a visit just for that. What a shame I drank the house wine with the meal - it was rank!
The food, like the beer, is great, and not expensive at all. There is a large dining area at the back which is more suited to large groups. The (pink) decor in that room is...interesting.
Really friendly staff - really good place.
dyyony - 21 Jun 2012 16:41
Something of a mixed experience here...arrived around 6.30pm on a Sunday night. Bar area was sparsely populated and a single barman behind the pumps. We approached the bar and began perusing the handpumps to settle on our choice, although he did not acknowledge us at this stage. During this period, and despite having no other customers to serve, the barman chose to come out from behind the bar and walked to the far end of the room where he started waving a TV remote around whilst discussing something with a group of drinkers at a table, presumably over something to do with the rather loud commentary coming from the three huge flatscreens pumping out the Spanish football. He then returned to the bar area, walked straight past us and started a conversation with first one, then another couple who were perusing menus and dithering over where to sit at tables. All this time, he strode past us several times before returning behind the bar and finally acknowledging us with a "you all right there, guys"? Mmmmm...no we weren't , actually.
However, we were only there for the beer, so a choice of Titanic, Abbeydale and Church end beers were on offer and all were very good. We will return again, as events at the Opera House will draw us back, but the initial customer contact needs to be much improved to keep us coming back.
Gristy - 9 Jan 2012 12:33
Attractive and interesting, but local beer was very average (despite decent turnover).
mtaylor40 - 23 May 2011 22:14
My wife and I have stayed at the Buckingham twice this year and I have been absolutely overwhelmed to find well-kept beer in a hotel bar! I agree that the decor is a bit bare and my wife is still cursing the management for not having any port but it's definitely a good place for a beer drinker.
fridge - 25 Aug 2009 09:22

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