Live Music — Pubs in Chesterfield

Harvester Chesterfield

Alma Leisure Park, Derby Road, Chesterfield S40 2EZ

Harvester restaurant, serving two cask ales, separate drinking area adjacent to bar.

Anchor

Factory St, Chesterfield S40 2FW

Large local, just off the main Chatsworth Road (A619) through Brampton.

Grouse

136 Chatsworth Road, Brampton, Chesterfield, Chesterfield S40 2AR

Single room with a wood panelled central bar. Bright, open, youthful, sports bar atmosphere. Live music every week and a regular quiz night.

Junction

3 Chatsworth Rd, Chesterfield S40 2AH

Reopened November 2016, after a major refurbishment, changing name from Masons Arms. The pub mixes both traditional and modern, with real fire, comfortable seating but with slightly industrial bar back made from scaffold poles. Has a large outside seating area (part covered). Website currently under construction.

Peacock Inn

412 Chatsworth Road, Brampton, Chesterfield, Chesterfield S40 3BQ

Re-furbished and re-badged summer 2018

Spotted Frog

41-43 Chatsworth Road, Brampton, Chesterfield, Chesterfield S40 2AH

Originally the Royal Oak, re-opened mid May 2019 as the Spotted Frog. Revised details to follow.

Chesterfield Arms

Newbold Road, Chesterfield S41 7PH

Cask driven pub, serving a range of 12 cask ales and 5 ciders. Relaxing, friendly atmosphere, real fires, oak clad walls and dog friendly. Modest outdoor smoking and seating area, and a cosy barn conversion, used for functions and beer festivals. Weekly quiz on Wednesday night, regular live music events.

County Music Bar

83 Saltergate, Chesterfield S40 1JS

Originally the County Hotel, reopened as a music bar, with themed events. Old Rosie cider on hand-pull.

Holme Hall Inn

Linacre Road, Holme Hall, Chesterfield, Chesterfield S40 4UX

Converted 18th-C farmhouse now surrounded by modern estate. Two cask ales. Extensive food times.

Industry Inn

49 Queen Street, Chesterfield S40 4SF

Friendly local.

Lockoford Inn

Lockoford Lane, Tapton, Chesterfield S41 0TQ

Family run pub/restaurant, close to the Chesterfield Canal and Proact Stadium of Chesterfield FC. Sunday pub quiz.

Market Pub

95 New Square, Chesterfield S40 1AH

A large L-shaped room with dark wood fittings, flagstone floor and a central bar. Popular and friendly, serving up to eight real ales, often from local micros. Several small beer festivals are held throughout the year. Excellent food served lunchtimes and early evenings Monday-Saturday. Quiz night Thursday and live music Sunday evening. Chesterfield CAMRA Town Centre Pub of the Year 2011.

Neptune Beer Emporium

46 St Helen's Street, Chesterfield S41 7QD

Now a free house and a self-styled beer emporium, this is a compact backstreet local serving excellent beer in two drinking areas either side of a central bar. The real ales are complemented by an extensive range of continental and craft beers on draught and in bottles, all displayed on a very descriptive chalk board. Sunday lunches now served, 12 to 4pm. Voted Chesterfield CAMRA Pub of the Year and Town Pub of the year 2020.

St Helens Inn

78 Sheffield Road, Chesterfield S41 7LS

Town pub with emphasis on music (live on Tuesdays & Fridays, karaoke Saturday & Sundays).

Sun Inn

13 West Bars, Chesterfield S40 1AQ

Re-opened 27th January 2020, after refurbishment. Interesting architecture and exterior tiled brickwork, from its original ownership by the original Brampton Brewery. Has three cask ales from the Marston's portfolio.

Royal Oak

1 The Shambles, Chesterfield S40 1PX

Located in the Shambles area off the main market place and reputed to be the town's oldest pub. Made up of two bars, each with a separate entrance but served by one central bar. In addition to two regular beers between two and four guest are available. A traditional cider and perry are always available.

Moonrakers

Keswick Dr, Chesterfield S41 8HQ

Steelmelters Arms

68 St John's Rd, Chesterfield S41 8TG

Friendly street corner local. Stopped serving real ale as not enough demand.

Red Lion

570 Sheffield Road, Chesterfield S41 8LX

Friendly, welcoming local, the southernmost outlet for Old Mill beers. In addition to the regular Bitter and Mild (a rare outlet for Mild in this area) a regularly changing range of other Old Mill beers are stocked including seasonal specials. Consisting of two rooms, the public bar has largescreen TV plus jukebox. The small lounge bar is quieter. Both bars have stained glass windows. There is a small covered smoking area outside and an open seating area to the rear.