Where To Go For Sunday Lunch
Everyone loves the classic British Sunday Roast, right? Sometimes though, we can’t be doing with making it ourselves and just want to let someone else do the work; for those occasions, let us help you out with our guide of fab eateries that offer this iconic family meal!
Our Recommendations For Sunday Lunch
Here are the venues we recommend you visit for Sunday Lunch.
The Horseshoes, Long Lane Village, Ashbourne 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. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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Pear Tree Hotel, Ripley Offering excellent live music, wonderful home cooked food, SKY and BT Sports and an excellent selection of beers, lagers, fine wines and cocktails. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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The Cross Keys, Newbold A friendly, traditional village pub offering a snack menu, main menu and specials board, with a traditional carvery on a Thursday and Sunday lunch. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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Seven Restaurant & Cafe Bar, Derby All their food is fresh, with a focus on well sourced ingredients, providing simple but quality, seasonal food. Seven offers sophisticated casual dining. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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The School House, South Normanton The Schoolhouse and its menu have been lovingly designed to intrigue and excite, while showcasing the best in local produce. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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The Willow Tree Cafe, Hilcote, Alfreton A high quality restaurant and venue nestled in the countryside on the border of Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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Santos Higham Farm, Higham Santo’s Higham Farm is a refurbished 15th century country farmhouse hotel that seamlessly blends period character with contemporary design. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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The Dining Room @ 121, Derby The Dining Room is an independent restaurant serving classically contemporary dishes, focusing on the best of local and regional British produce. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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The Palfrey, Milford The Palfrey that was once situated at Old Blacksmiths Yard, Derby, has now relocated to a stunning location along Hopping Hill, Milford. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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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. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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The Fork & Furrow, Moorwood Moor The expertly designed menus partner with local suppliers to give you the flavour for field to food cooking from the Derbyshire area. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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The Malt Shovel, Wirksworth A Small friendly pub within walking distance of Wirksworth serving food on Friday evening, Saturday lunch and Sunday lunch. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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The Galleon Steakhouse, Chesterfield The Galleon Steakhouse boasts a great variety of steaks, ranging in multiple sizes. They pride themselves on their high quality of food and service. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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The Tickled Trout, Barlow The Tickled Trout prides itself on serving great pub food alongside innovative specials using the highest quality artisan ingredients available. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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The Fishpond, Matlock Bath A lively family friendly pub located in the unique village of Matlock Bath, with entertainment and mouth-watering food at the heart of everything we do. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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No.5 Bistro, Mansfield A informal daytime vibe for coffee or lunch with friends, alongside an evening offering of dinner and drinks in a relaxed, contemporary atmosphere. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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The Coach At Horsley A local family & pet friendly pub with quirky decor and a friendly service serving a range of pub classics and a rather good Sunday Lunch. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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The White Horse Inn, Woolley Moor The White Horse nestles in the hamlet of Woolley Moor on the outskirts of Ashover, Derbyshire, and as you would expect from a Derbyshire country inn. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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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. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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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. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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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. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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The Three Cottages, Hasland Soak up the friendly service and homely charm of The Three Corrages, nestled on the outskirts of Hasland, a small village on the south side of Chesterfield. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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The Blue Bell Inn, North Wingfield The team pride themselves on creating mouth-watering meals, using locally sourced produce wherever possible. Enjoy a relaxed and friendly environment. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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The Yeaveley Arms, Yeaveley Located just 4 miles out of Ashbourne, a warm, friendly Gastropub offering affordable, high quality food alongside an extensive selection of drinks. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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The Royal Oak At Westwood A Hidden Gem in the heart of Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire borders, the Pub & Restaurant is a family friendly, drinking, eating and social place to be. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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Ice & Slice At The Kiln, Swadlincote Cooking over hot embers, the chefs create fabulous flavours in meats, fish & vegetables, all complemented by a diverse wine list. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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The Bell, Smalley Join them for breakfast, lunch or dinner? An extensive menu of home-cooked food is served every day. Daily specials are also available. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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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). Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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Bournes Coffee Shop & Bistro, Denby Visit Bourne's Coffee Shop & Bistro at Denby Pottery Village and enjoy delicious seasonal dishes, all served on the latest Denby tableware. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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The Countryman Pub & Dining, Kirkby-in-Ashfield The Countryman Pub and Dining is located just outside the village of Kirkby-in-Ashfield in rural Nottinghamshire with beautiful countryside views. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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The Spanker, Nether Heage A family & pet friendly pub, situated in the heart of the village. Enjoy a home cooked meal or a drink at the bar whilst taking in the beautiful view of the local windmill. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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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. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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The Spotted Cow, Holbrook A community-owned pub located in Holbrook serving reasonably priced food sourced from local suppliers and have a range of locally-sourced beers. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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Rafters At Riverside House, Ashford-In-The-Water Riverside House is the proud owner of 2 AA Rosettes; they are also included in the Michelin Guide 2022 and boast three unique dining rooms. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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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. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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The Railway Inn, Shottle The Railway Inn is a family run pub in Shottle near Belper, dedicated to serving fantastic fresh food, and delivering a welcoming and friendly atmosphere. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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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. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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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. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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The Three Horseshoes, Clay Cross The Three Horseshoes offer a home-cooked breakfast, lunch and evening menu, four real ales, three scrumpy ciders, wines, international beers and much more. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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The Hope & Anchor, Wirksworth The Hope and Anchor is a pub restaurant in the centre of the historic market town of Wirksworth. Serving fresh pub food daily, all locally sourced. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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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. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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The Lescar, Sheffield Combining the best in British pub hospitality with individuality, character and quirky charm and just a short stroll from the hustle bustle of Ecclesall Road. Read Our Review | Venue Information |
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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 or manager and are interested in being included in this collection then please get in touch