A Sunday lunch is all the better when it is dark and cold outside. Who can resist the allure of fist-sized Yorkshire puddings, hot, crispy roasties, deep-filled pies and melt-in-the-mouth slivers of beef?
Derby has a fabulous range of amazing neighbourhood pubs and restaurants serving delicious Sunday roasts.
Our list features neighbourhood restaurants and two 17th century coaching inns where diners can enjoy a slice of Derbyshire history as an intriguing backdrop.
There are also cosy country pubs with roaring fires serving giant Yorkshire puddings and desserts to tempt sweet toothed diners.
Here is our round-up of Derby’s top 10 neighbourhood pubs and restaurants.
9. Rose & Crown, Main Road, Morley, Derby DE7 6DG
This traditional country pub in the scenic setting of Morley delights diners with its ‘top presentation of delicious dinners’ and ‘excellent roast dinners’. | Google
10. The Kedleston Country House, Kedleston Road, Derby DE22 5JD
If Sunday lunch in a stunning Georgian house feels celebratory, then The Kedleston Country House is the place to be for a weekend treat. ‘Delicious pork’ and ‘perfectly cooked beef with really good gravy’ are what diners seem to be appreciating at this fine establishment. | Google
11. The Boot Inn, 12 Boot Hill, Repton DE65 6FT
This recently refurbished 17th century coaching inn is racking up top reviews by hungry foodies across the region. ‘Unbelievably good food’, ‘superb Sunday lunch’ and ‘the most tender beef’ are just a few praises sung by diners at this country pub. Desserts are a hit too, with one fan saying the sticky toffee pudding ‘was to die for’. | Google