Whether you're looking for old favourites, or brand new British recipes, Derby has got it covered in over ten different restaurants. Just remember to leave space for dessert!

One of Derby's iconic restaurants, which has been awarded two rosettes in the AA restaurant Guide for over 5 years. First class cuisine and service set in a stylish atmosphere by the waters of the river derwent.
A real hidden gem, Emily's reputation for steaks is hard-earned and well deserved. A wide variety of chargrilled British steaks accompany the chunky homemade chips and irresistible crispy onion rings!
Enjoy fine dining at the award-winning Derby College Roundhouse campus. As well as being a training restaurant for pupils, the restaurant is keen on sourcing local produce from fellow College Broomfield Hall and other nearby farms.
Newly refurbished with a gastro theme, Graze can now accommodate groups of up to 20 people to sample some British contemporary classics. Now with the inclusion of an authentic wood burning oven and extensive new menu, there is even more of reason to visit Graze Gastro.
The world's first railway hotel, The Midland is now a four star Hallmark boutique style hotel conveniently located next to the train train station. Offering three course meals plus a lounge bar for relaxing drinks, a range of meeting and functions rooms are also available to use.
For traditional home-cooked meals, Jack Rabbits is the perfect way to indulge in British classics. From vegetarian lasagna to warming casseroles, the restaurant never disapoints in quality, especially when it comes to deserts!
Situated at the top of the Cathedral Quarter, Jurys Inn is the perfect city centre location for business or pleasure. Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of the restaurant or the more informal settings of the snack bar.
Mansion's motto says it all about the restaurant "Championing local food heroes". Sourcing only locally reared and grown ingredients, chef Lisa Thorley creates a Sunday lunch menu to die for!
This four star hotel and country club blends 13th century history, modern meeting facilities and an award winning restaurant in a relaxing, casual atmosphere. Set just outside the city centre, there is always time for a round of golf too.
Set in a beautifully converted Grade II listed Chapel, Masa has a great reputation for its fine food and unique setting. The restaurant has been awarded two AA rosettes for its quality and immaculately prepared cuisine.
This four star luxury hotel, holds three fantastic dining surprises. As well as the Spike bar serving breakfast and light snacks, three course meals can be consumed with pleasure at the Dovecote and Rooster restaurants respectively.
Opulence hosted Her Majesty The Queen in 2010. Located in the stunning environment of the Cathedral Quarter Hotel, the restaurant offers inspiring British food put together meticulously with freshness and seasonality in mind.
The Zest at Bennetts brasserie offers stylish daytime dining with fresh food made to order. The more traditional tea-room serves lunch and afternoon tea with speciality drinks and homemade cakes.
Derby's newest cafe-bar restaurant is set in Derby's historic Cathedral Quarter. The cosy establishment uses fresh local produce including Derbyshire fillet steak and slow-cooked pork belly. A great restaurant name too!