Walking around Derby city centre can sometimes be overwhelming with the choice of places to eat and shop. With so much choice, it may be easy to miss some of the city’s best hidden gems.
Therefore, to help you make the most of all Derby has to offer, we have put together this list to point you in the direction of some of our favourite Derby businesses.
Here is a round-up of some of Derby’s best unique spots, which may not be obvious when first looking around the city. Visit some of these places, and we think you will have the perfect day in Derby.
1. Milk & Honey Deli
Sat in the centre of Sadler Gate, Milk and Honey Deli is a must for anyone visiting the city centre. Whether you want to buy their gifts and food produce, or if you would prefer to sit in their café, Milk and Honey has something for everyone.
With its farm shop style interior, it is easy to imagine the countryside being just outside. The café has a homely feel, and it feels wrong not to get a warm drink to complete the cosy vibe.
If you’re a fan of a cheese board as well, Milk and Honey may be the place for you with their wide selection of cheeses to choose from. Or, if you have more of a sweet tooth, the Raspberry Viennese Whirl cannot be beaten. | Emily Parker Photo: Emily Parker
2. Tubo Gift Shop
Whether you’re looking for a gift or something for yourself, Tubo Gift Shop is a treasure trove for unique items. The shop holds an assortment of jewellery, ornaments, and cards which all have a quirky feel. Make a journey here to find something new for your home, garden, or a friend. | Emily Parker Photo: Emily Parker
3. Threadz
While Derby is of course filled with numerous clothing shops, Vintage Threadz Clothing stands out for its unique selection of vintage clothes options. Here you will find rack upon rack of vintage clothes which are sure not to disappoint. The only issue is to make sure you don’t get lost in all of the choices. | Emily Parker Photo: Emily Parker
4. Derby Uncovered
Finally, Derby would be incomplete without a shop celebrating Derby and its history. Derby Uncovered solves this by bringing together a selection of pieces that celebrate the city. With a wide selection, you are sure to find a memento of Derby to suit you.
However, located again on Sadler Gate, this gem can be quite easy to miss. So, whether you’re local to Derby or visiting for the day, make your way to Derby Uncovered to celebrate all that Derby has to offer. | Emily Parker Photo: Emily Parker