Essen und Restaurants in Derbyshire

“The Hall is historic and beautiful steeped in Elizabethan and Jacobean History. It also has a gorgeous restaurant and cafe and gift shop”

“The Heights of Abraham is a hilltop country park reached via cable cars. At the top there are underground tours of 2 spectacular caverns.”

“Great Thai restaurant located in the centre of Buxton – booking is definitely recommended.”

“Tiny Craft Beer Pub with limited seating. Its in Kelham Island and is a little rough and ready around the edges, and full of proper Sheffielders - although the word is out even in the New York times about this place. The craft beer is exceptional.”

“Lively local pub with local beers and spirits (e.g. Sheffield gin) and an excellent food menu.”

“Well kept real ales, carefully selected wine list and exceptional food - in The Good Food Guide since 2009; also in Michelin and Sawdays guides. The dining room and snug have been restored to their original simplicity with lime plastered walls and farmhouse furniture. Candlelight and fresh flowers add a touch of elegance. Benches outside on the village green make a great stopping point on a walk, set in the pretty village of Alstonefield. 8.3 miles away”

“ French restaurant with a cosy candle lit atmosphere. Great wine selection!”

“ A sheffield institution run by Matt try there salad, for any thing Italien the place to go ”

“The Hall is historic and beautiful steeped in Elizabethan and Jacobean History. It also has a gorgeous restaurant and cafe and gift shop”

“The Heights of Abraham is a hilltop country park reached via cable cars. At the top there are underground tours of 2 spectacular caverns.”

“Situated on a natural hill within 500 acres of rolling parkland, and built between 1580 and 1588, Wollaton Hall is one of the country's finest Grade 1 listed Elizabethan mansions. Located within the hall is the Natural History Museum housing wildlife exhibits and collections of rare and unique curiosity.”

“Creswell Crags is an enclosed limestone gorge on the border between Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire, near the villages of Creswell and Whitwell. The cliffs in the ravine contain several caves that were occupied during the last ice age, between around 43,000 and 10,000 years ago.”

“Best coffee in Sheffield, and a menu inspired by New Zealand. It's located near the station so is handy if you're in that bit of town. ”

“This art gallery and community focuses on under-represented art and culture from from Black and Ethnic Minority groups. New Art Exchange hosts a lot of free events and talks which we recommend that you check out. A very welcoming and inspiring atmosphere.”

“ A sheffield institution run by Matt try there salad, for any thing Italien the place to go ”

“Good cafe but also the starting point for the Bakewell Park Run, 5k off road run every 9.00am Saturdays.”

“I use to make my own bread until these Guys came allong Great bread and pattisere they also have a cafe ”

“Great selection of their own bread etc with a cafe. Also sell fruit and veg.”

“Wonderful artisan bakery and cafe: they also run bread-making courses, and excellent pizza-night on Wednesdays (pre-booking essential)”

“Eclectic vegetarian and vegan dishes in light-filled room with skylight ceiling and stripped floors. ”

“They supply the baked goods to the top city centre independent cafes as well as being preety close by.”

“Traditional Sheffield bread and cakes. Baked in Nether Edge. So close you can smell the fresh bread if you get up early in the morning.”