Searching for a restaurant in Derbyshire and the Peak District? There are lots to choose from in Derby, Buxton, Bakewell, Glossop and throughout the county. With a range of cuisines from British to Italian or Indian, the variety of places to eat in Derbyshire with its restaurants and pubs is huge. Find the right place to eat in Derbyshire with Sugarvine.
I recently visited the Lockeeper Chesterfield, we has a two meals for £10.00 offer and found the food very good and well presented, also we had a drinks refill offer where you can fill up as many times as you like, as I was eating my meal the waitress offered to fill up my glass as I was eating my meal. The staff were very helpfull and asked if ouu meal was ok We will definitely go again and try the all you can eat specials..
Lock Keeper Brewers Fayre – ChesterfieldHeard a lot about Darleys, how nice the meals are and good value for money. We were wanting an english Christmas menu.
Darleys Restaurant – DerbyService is good. Good value meals with excellent quantity and quality.. Service is good with a good ambience. And friendly staff. First impression is good. Clean tidy establishment. Definitely recommended
Dunns River – DerbyWe had a lovely stay at the Queen's Arms, thanks to Gary and Lynda. The room was spacious, the bathroom was clean and modern, the welcome warm and friendly. Breakfast was excellent, and all the more enjoyable for myself, as unexpectedly, Lynda supplied gluten free alternatives when she realised that I had Coeliac disease. A big thank you. Regards, Carole.
The Queens Arms – BakewellDisgusting customer service and food place is always dirty in the childrens area nappy bins overflowing! Managers attitude was discraceful allowing a woman to shout, swear and threaten myself in front of little children. If you want bad food and terrible customer service this is definitely the place to go
Bonnie Prince at Chellaston – DerbyI am a Coventry man, I was introduced to the "Fisherman's Rest" by my Lady friend from Ambergate. We are not pub/club people and went there initially for a meal We loved it. The food was very good and so was the beer. When we are in Derbyshire it has become our local. We enjoy the Monday Quiz nights and also the recent Burns Eve night when we had Haggis, Tatties and neaps with a wee dram of single malt with black bun pudding to gfinish, it was a greaf night with a Scottish flavoured quiz too. David and his mum and all the staff are very friendly and helpful. We recently heard that the Fisherman.s is up for sale (we are back in Coventry at the Moment). We also read David's article on the web about it now being a safe place to eat after the previous owners letting it go. we were very upset and sorry for David and his mum who have spent so much time and money to make it a success, We hope that the present difficulties will soon be over and they can carry on . We will miss them so much. John Barlow and Margaret Green
The Fishermans Rest – BelperExcellent food,friendly staff and a lovely enjoyable experience. I wouldn't hesitate to go again, just perfect!
The 50s American Diner – SwadlincoteAmazing new restaurant in Glossop. The food was lovely, the atmosphere great, and the staff knowledgable, attentive and keen to explain the food options without being patronising. Would recommend to everyone, w
Ayubowan – GlossopAll home cooked incl the chips (REAL) the Haddock
Somerset House, The – ChesterfieldDoor staff very violent
Aruba – ChesterfieldVisited yesterday as we do on a regular basis but wont be returning after what I saw yesterday and keep seeing in restaurants/eating places.A KITCHEN STAFF LADY AS SHE HAD A BLUE BUTCHERS APRON ON GOING TO THE TOILET THEN LEAVING WITHOUT WASHING HER HANDS...GREAT FOOD HYGIENE. MADE ME WANT TO BRING BACK WHAT I HAD ATE. NOT SAFE TO EAT OUT ANYMORE!!!!!!!!!!!
JD Wetherspoon Wyebridge House – BuxtonFantastic. Fresh food!
Ebi Sushi Restaurant – DerbyNice food, value for money, lovely staff, horrendous toilets, I can still smell them.
The Ragley Boat Stop – DerbyI'd like Thank You to the staff of the Jonty Farmer. My mother lives nearby and is housebound. Meals on wheels were a non starter - just hated them. Frozen ready meals just as unsuccessful. Now the Jonty Farmer deliver her a hot meal regularly and she is likeing it a lot. This really is local community care where it matters
Jonty Farmer – DerbyBeen to this restaurant on many occassions. Cannot pick any fault whatsoever. We enjoy taking our friends to the restaurant as we know they wont be disappointed. Fantastic food, fantastic staff and fantastic service.
La Bodega – GlossopI have recently had the misfortune of visiting this establishment and i had Doner meat and chips , The chips where well undercooked and the doner meat raised alarm bells when it was bought out of a bain marie and placed on the griddle which must have still been cold because the meat was pale in colour and was still quite cold. In a nutshell never again.
Codfellas Fish Bar – ChesterfieldWe have eaten at La Bodega 4 or 5 times since it opened and have always been very impressed by the food and ambience. It is a small space but they serve up extremely authentic Spanish Tapas. Wine is good value too - Highly recommended,
La Bodega – GlossopNice atmosphere. lovely wine menu. food was okay cheap enough very similar to weatherspoons. Told there was going to be a 40 minute weight but it came out in ten minutes ! they had run out of jackets and my prawns were overcooked but as i said you get what you pay for
The Railway – BuxtonLight 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.
