Here are our Dining Out reviews, we only publish good reviews, if we wouldn't recommend a venue then we don't publish a review so have a read and give somewhere different a try next time you dine out. See our other reviews
They may not be the best things to try and walk on, but there's something quite marvellous about cobbles, I think. Tucked away in Ripley, down a cobbled alley, is a swanky new
Many of you will be familiar with The Railway Inn at Shottle, but I wonder how many of you know that there is a sister site at Acresford near Swadlincote? The wonderful Gareth
I reckon that if you go somewhere and it's pretty breath-taking on a grey, wet day, then it's going to be spectacular in the sun or on a crisp autumn or winter day. The Man
Sunday means one thing: Roast Dinner! Winner, winner! As usual, we put a post out to you lovely peeps asking for recommendations. Now, before all the keyboard snarks come
The Man and I were kindly invited along for the monthly Steak Night at 2 AA-Rosette awarded The Dovecote Restaurant at Morley Hayes, a place we'd visited not so long ago
Fair to say that The Village Inn in Marehay knows what it's doing; 26 years in and still going strong - no mean feat in the modern hospitality climate, I think you'll agree?
Under the calm gaze of historic Bolsover Castle is a rather fine Keralan restaurant, Alleppey Kitchen, and its owner, Sree, kindly invited The Man and I over to try their
Right; straight off the bat, I'm just going to make my excuses now! Normally, I give a pretty good description of venues that we're visiting, even if I do say so myself; on this
The Man and I were asked along to try breakfast at H&H at Koo in Chesterfield by its new owner, John Makin. We know John from another venue he is the General Manager
Proof of insanity coming in hot, peeps; 'hot' being the literal word - only His Nibs and I would go and dine at a Nepalese and Indian restaurant on a day that hit 37C!! You have
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