Not great, food came out at different times so no of our party of 5 was eating at the same time !
The Ragley Boat Stop – Derby
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Not great, food came out at different times so no of our party of 5 was eating at the same time !
The Ragley Boat Stop – DerbyDelicious quality food at a great price, will definitly pay another visit
The Ragley Boat Stop – DerbyVery good one of the best steaks I have had
The Ragley Boat Stop – Derbya favourite of ours and we love the afternoon tea!
The Victoria Lounge – GlossopThis unique American Diner provides excellent food and service, and in a venue that is truly unique, both in structure and atmosphere. The staff are both friendly and efficient, and the extensive food menu and drinks menu should satisfy the most demanding customer. The Diner is situated in a semi-industrial area of Church Gresley, Swadlicote, with its own car park adcant to the building. Highly recommended.
The 50s American Diner – Swadlincoteshocking a complete plate of slop
Zahid Indian Cuisine – ChesterfieldDefinitely one of the best places to eat in Derby! wasn't sure about French food but its great with lots of different choices to suit all tastes.
Bistrot Pierre – DerbyStayed here over the glorious Bank Holiday weekend. Had a beautiful superior room in the adjacent old coach house looking out over the Chatsworth Estate. There are two restaurants - brasserie-style in the Garden Room and fine dining in the Gallery restaurant. My only criticism would be that the Gallery flattered to deceive - perhaps they should ditch the two-restaurant approach and focus on doing food really well in just the one restaurant. That said, the Gallery is a beautiful room looking out over the fields and breakfast here was lovely. Chatsworth House is just a short walk of a mile or two away.
The Cavendish Hotel – BakewellThey say this pub has the best view in the Peak District and having spent an hour in their beer garden over the Bank Holiday weekend it would be hard to argue. It was a welcome stop-off on a circular walk from Bakewell and although we didn’t eat here there were big queues for the buffet-style selection (and the bar). They needed more staff but to be fair it was absolutely glorious weather so every man and his dog was out and about.
Lathkil Hotel – BakewellWhat a pretty pub this is, right in the heart of the Chatsworth Estate. We sat in the beer garden with a lovely bottle of Macon and some nibbles, girding ourselves for the stroll over to Chatsworth. Seemed very popular for Sunday lunch and I think you can stay over here too.
The Devonshire Arms – MatlockBest Sri Lankan restaurant I've been in UK. Great food and service will be back soon .
Ayubowan – GlossopWe came today 4/3/16 we ordered puddings and waited 35 minutes we didn't receive our puddings this isn't the first time this has happened. I'm feeling very let down by your service.
Bonnie Prince at Chellaston – DerbyWhat a fantastic afternoon we all had Darleys Restaurant in Derby.
Darleys Restaurant – DerbyHad a great meal last night. Prices reasonable and it really reminded us of food we had had on our holidays in Turkey. We will definitely be back for more.
Ephesus Restaurant – ChesterfieldAmazing food and drink in a stunning building.
Rileys – BakewellOriginally The Raj on Keddleston Road, now opened in Park Farm Allestree in a beautiful new restaurant. Went with my family a couple of days after the new venue opened - An excellent atmosphere, friendly and attentive staff and food as excellent as it has always been. Definitely our favourite Indian restaurant (and we have tried many all over the UK).
The Royal Raj – DerbyIt was really good! really nice place enjoy the cherry chapstick!!
The Brooklyn Social – DerbyWe made our first visit to The Brooklyn Social last night. Our table for 5 had been booked well in advance. First impressions were great, brilliant interior, buzzing atmosphere....everything set for a good night. The table was small, adequate for 4 people only but we let that go. On to ordering the drinks.... Beer was good so the men in the party were happy, ladies not so. We were told there was no chilled Sauvignon ....ok we'll have Pinot Grigio....the waiter then proceeded to inform us that they hadn't actually got any Wine....they might have Prosecco but it might not be cold,,, in the end we opted for Prosecco which was reasonably chilled. After a long wait for food the waiter returned to inform us there had been an issue with getting our order to the kitchen.....the waiter then had to take the order for a second time. Eventually it arrived and was very nice..... The size of the table was an issue as we were juggling dishes, glasses etc around. We were given a complimentary round of drinks and the bill was discounted for our poor experience but. The point is you only have one chance to make a first impression and last night was shambolic.
The Brooklyn Social – DerbyLight Bites and Small Plates: 1 course, £10.95; 2 courses, £14.95. Available Monday to Friday 12pm-4pm and Saturday 12pm-3pm.
Sunday Lunch: Adult Small, £14.95; Adult Standard, £17.95; Kids, £9.95 (incl ice cream dessert). Available 12pm-7.30pm.