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Where To Go For Sunday Lunch In Derbyshire


If you are looking for places to dine out for Sunday Lunch around Derbyshire then check out these suggestions from The Sticky Beak Blog.

There’s nothing quite like a classic British Sunday Roast — but let’s be honest, sometimes you just want to skip the cooking and let someone else take care of it. Whether you're after crispy roasties, perfectly cooked meat or a giant Yorkshire pud, we’ve rounded up some top spots across Derbyshire where you can enjoy this beloved tradition without lifting a finger.

Here are the venues we recommend you visit for Sunday Lunch in Derbyshire


The Fishpond, Matlock Bath

This popular free house serves cask ales, craft beers, wines, homecooked food including wood-fired pizza and a traditional carvery, plus live music regularly.

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The Bulls Head, Belper Lane End

A charming village pub serving seasonal, locally sourced dishes, from bar snacks to à la carte meals, complemented by drinks, cosy seating, and a garden terrace.

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Fairways At Chevin Golf Club, Duffield

Based in Chevin Golf Club and open to the public in a conservatory which over looks the 18th green serving breakfast, lunch, sunday lunch and afternoon teas.

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The Tavern, Tansley

Historic, dog-friendly village pub serving home-cooked traditional food, local ales, wines, seasonal menus, beer garden, private dining, and welcoming accommodation.

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The Red Lion, Birchover

The Red Lion is a traditional Peak District pub offering good quality home-cooked food, real ale and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

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The Kedleston Country House, Kedleston

Seasonal, locally sourced menus at a family-run Derbyshire country house, offering fresh, high-quality, flavorful dishes in a warm, relaxed, homely dining setting.

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The Wheatsheaf, Bakewell

Family- and dog-friendly pub in Bakewell, renowned for chef-prepared food, drinks, live music, award-winning service, and hosting weddings and celebrations.

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The Barrel, Bretton

Historic Derbyshire inn dating back to 1597, offering panoramic five-county views, locally sourced food, real ales, and charming, traditional Peak District ambiance. 

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The Prince Of Wales, Baslow

Village pub and restaurant serving locally sourced, high-quality dishes, complemented by artisan ales, fine wines, and a welcoming, award-winning dining experience. 

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The Restaurant At The Renishaw

A fresh food gastro style restaurant with something for everyone! The menu offers plenty of choice, from pub comfort classics to pizza to a la carte mains options.

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The Robin Hood, Baslow

The pub offers freshly prepared, locally sourced food, coffee, cakes and afternoon teas, served from lunch through to dinner, indoors or in the spacious beer garden.

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The Bulls Head Inn, Foolow

The Bulls Head is all about old school done exceptionally well! Our passion is fresh, seasonal food using local ingredients in a relaxed atmosphere.

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The Scotsman's Pack, Hathersage

Cosy country inn in Hathersage serving hearty food, traditional Sunday roasts, local ales, and offering a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

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The Railway Inn, Shottle

A traditional pub serving freshly made British classics, hearty Sunday roasts, burgers, pies, fish & chips and gluten-free options, all in a welcoming, relaxed atmosphere.

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Batemans Mill, Old Tupton

Hearty British dishes are crafted from locally sourced ingredients, served in a welcoming, cozy atmosphere that highlights the charm and warmth of the countryside.

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Wildes (Van Dyk), Clowne

Wildes offers a cozy yet sophisticated dining experience, featuring seasonal menus, attentive service, and a charming ambiance perfect for any occasion. 

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Compamigos, Mercia Marina

Inspired by sharing with friends, this venue brings people together over tapas, cocktails and coffee, creating moments, memories and a relaxed atmosphere.

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The Three Horseshoes, Clay Cross

A welcoming pub and dining venue offering a friendly atmosphere, hearty food and drink, themed events, private parties, and relaxed surroundings for everyone to enjoy.

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The Orangery, Darley Dale

Seasonal chef-led menus, daily specials, classic Sunday lunches and all-day bistro dining, with relaxed unhurried service and bookings recommended for diners.

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The Elm Tree, Elmton

A charming country pub serving classic British dishes year-round, with fresh ingredients, a great selection of beers and ales, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

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The Pear Tree, Yeaveley

A warm and welcoming gastropub just outside the village, serving high-quality, affordable food alongside a wide selection of drinks in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere.

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The Horseshoes, Long Lane

Curated by chef Adam Thackeray, each dish is crafted with care and passion, keeping sustainability and a no-waste approach at the heart of the menus. 

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Pear Tree Hotel, Ripley

Offering live music and a welcoming atmosphere, this venue serves home-cooked food, features SKY and BT Sports, and provides beers, wines, and cocktails daily.

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Seven Restaurant, Derby

All their food is fresh, with a focus on well sourced ingredients, providing simple but quality, seasonal food. Seven offers sophisticated casual dining.

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The Willow Tree Cafe, Hilcote

A high-quality countryside restaurant on the Derbyshire–Nottinghamshire border, offering a welcoming atmosphere and excellent food in a charming rural setting.

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Santos Higham Farm, Higham

Enjoy high quality cuisine with locally sourced ingredients, from Sunday lunches and relaxed bar meals to tasty dishes and a wide selection of drinks. AA Rosette

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Bates at 121, Derby

An independent restaurant serving classically contemporary dishes, with a strong focus on high-quality local and regional British produce throughout the year.

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The Palfrey, Milford

Relocated to a beautiful hillside setting, this newly refurbished bar and restaurant offers seasonal food, quality drinks, and relaxed, friendly hospitality for all.

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Angel & Harlequin Bistro, Spinkhill

An independent bistro open Tuesday to Sunday for coffee, cake, brunch, lunch and evening meals offering cosy and relaxed surroundings.

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The Fork & Furrow, Moorwood Moor

The expertly designed menus partner with local suppliers to deliver true field-to-fork cooking, celebrating fresh Derbyshire produce and seasonal flavours throughout the year.

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The Malt Shovel, Wirksworth

A small, friendly pub within easy walking distance of the town centre, serving food on Friday evenings, Saturday lunches, and popular Sunday lunches weekly regularly.

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Galleon Steakhouse, Chesterfield

High-quality steaks are offered in a range of cuts and sizes, complemented by attentive service in a relaxed, welcoming setting ideal for an enjoyable evening out.

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The Coach At Horsley

A family and dog-friendly village pub with quirky décor, relaxed atmosphere and welcoming service, serving pub classics, seasonal specials and a standout Sunday lunch.

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The White Horse Inn, Woolley Moor

Nestled in the countryside, this country inn offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere and serves delicious, locally sourced cuisine alongside comfortable accommodation. 

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The Red Lion, Matlock Green

The Red Lion is the longest running free house in Matlock. They have a modern and comfortable lounge and restaurant and a fabulous micro brewery.

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The Village Inn, Marehay

A local village pub & restaurant serving an evening menu including woodfired pizzas with vegetarian, vegan and gluten free menus in a relaxed atmosphere.

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The Sitwell Arms Hotel, Renishaw

The Wild Boar Lounge at the Sitwell Arms Hotel is the perfect place to experience outstanding quality food and high levels of service, all at affordable prices. 

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Makeney Hall Hotel, Milford

A country house hotel restaurant serving seasonal British dishes and afternoon tea in elegant surroundings, with relaxed dining overlooking landscaped Derbyshire grounds.

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The Bell, Smalley

Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner with an extensive menu of home-cooked favourites, daily specials and comforting classics prepared fresh in a relaxed pub setting.

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The Twin Oaks Hotel, Palterton, Chesterfield

The Twin Oaks Hotel restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch, dinner and Sunday Carvery (Sunday Carvery also available as takeaway).

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Bournes Coffee Shop & Bistro, Denby

A coffee shop and bistro serving seasonal breakfasts and lunches, beautifully presented on Denby tableware in a relaxed café setting within a popular visitor destination.

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The George, Clay Cross

Enjoy dining in one of three dedicated dining areas, or maybe a quiet drink in the bar and browse their tapas/small plates menu.

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Rafters At Riverside House, Ashford-In-The-Water

This award-winning restaurant holds 2 AA Rosettes, is included in the Michelin Guide 2022, and features three unique, beautifully designed dining rooms. 

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The Durham Ox, Ilkeston

The Durham Ox Inn is the oldest Inn in Ilkeston and dates back to 1780 when it also doubled up as the town jail where convicts were held in the cellars beneath.

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The Hope & Anchor, Wirksworth

A welcoming pub restaurant in a historic market town, serving fresh pub food daily, with ingredients locally sourced and prepared in a relaxed, friendly setting.

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The Peacock Inn, Cutthorpe

With seasonally changing menus varying from pub classics and weekly specials to modern refined dishes. All their food is freshly prepared and cooked to order.

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This article includes venues we have visited and would recommend to friends and family, if a venue is not included in this collection then, most likely, we just haven't had the chance to visit them yet.

If you are a venue owner, manager or look after the PR / Marketing for a venue and are interested in being included in this collection then please get in touch