Reviews on Contemporary food in Derby, England, United Kingdom. Derby (/ˈdɑːrbi/ ( listen) DAR-bee) is a city and unitary authority area in Derbyshire, England. It lies on the banks of the River Derwent in the south of Derbyshire, of which it was traditionally the county town. At the 2011 census, the population was 248,700. Derby gained city status in 1977.
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4 based on 299 reviews
About Lisa Jean Following her training at Buxton Catering College, Lisa spent several years working within top London restaurants under the guidance of numerous award-winning chefs. Since then, she has flourished as head chef of a Derby-based fine dining
Called at Lisa Jean for lunch whilst in Derby. I had booked but you may not need to mid week as the restaurant is a reasonable size.It is situated on the first floor of Bennettâs department store, some tables have a view down onto the shop floor if you like people watching!!The lunch menu comprises sandwiches, salads, all day brunch options plus classics such as fish & chips, risotto, pasta. I chose the omelette, my partner the fish & chips. Both were cooked to order (we could actually see the dishes being prepared in the open kitchen) and beautifully presented. We shared a piece of the homemade cake of the day (chocolate marble) which was delicious, I would love to try the afternoon tea if this was anything to go by. Possibly a little pricey at £35 for two mains, a piece of cake, three coffees & a ginger beer but the standard of the food warranted it in my opinion. Service was excellent as well. Highly recommended.
5 based on 55 reviews
The Dining Room is a fine dining independent restaurant serving classically contemporary dishes, focusing on the best of local and regional British produce. Whether you are planning dinner with friends or Sunday lunch with family, come and enjoy your qual
Our second visit here tonight having stumbled on it on our way to Turtle BaySmall and pleasant surroundingsCracking service, very original menuExcellent scallops, steak and Ox CheekMy vegetarian menu is very different and tasteyTonight cheese board, wonderfulTo be fair one of the best restaurants we've been to outside FranceGo there, simple
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4 based on 329 reviews
A unique converted former pottery housing an independent cafe and lifestyle shops. All food in the cafe is freshly prepared each day; we serve brunches, lunch, coffee, cake and afternoon tea, with a beautiful Tranquil Garden for eating outdoors. Our shops
Booked an afternoon tea as a birthday present for today & it was perfect. Personal service by lovely lady who looked after us. The food was faultless . I picked here because I liked the idea of a sweet & savoury afternoon tea & no sandwiches & it ticked every box . The location is brilliant as we browsed the shop both before & after. Because they only serve the afternoon tea on specific days & times it means you are not rushed .. everything is fresh & you are made to feel very special . I had visited The bottle kiln before for light lunches & would thoroughly recommend it.
5 based on 48 reviews
Elements is an artisan tea and coffee house situated in the heart of Derby City Centre . Rooted in our community, we want to provide a comfortable and welcoming space to think, relax and meet friends and family.
First visit and very impressed.Lovely varied menu. My Daughter had the croque monsieur and I had the goats cheese open sandwich. Well presented and really tasty. Good choice of breads. The tea timer was a brilliant idea of the perfect time to let my tea brew. Daughter said her coffee was perfect.Lovely setting. Great atmosphere. Staff friendly and attentive. Thank-you for the wonderful review, we're happy to see you had a lovely time and hope to see you again.
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