1. A.L.HULME (Fresh Fish, Game & Poultry), Ashbourne
26 Church Street, Ashbourne DE6 1AE
T: 01335 342141
Contact: - Mick Hulme (Proprietor)

Purveyor of high class wet fish, game & poultry. This is the only family run shop of this type still running in Derbyshire.

As well as fresh daily fish from our most local supplier in Grimsby, a wide range of fish is also available from more exotic waters. The Hulme family are also suppliers of local Derbyshire poultry, and game when in season (including venison and wild boar)

The shop started in the 1920’s and is run by the 3rd generation of the same family. For a friendly welcome, recipe ideas and advice on how best to cook your fish and game, simply call in to the shop.

Festival Events:
16-25 May 2009
To win a parcel of fresh fish, recipe ideas and sauces, call in to the shop during festival week and put your name down for the prize draw.

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2. ALBERT RESTAURANT, Bakewell
Bridge Street, Bakewell, Derbyshire, DE45 1DS
T: 01629 810077
W: www.albertrestaurant.co.uk
E: reservations@albertrestaurant.co.uk
Proprietors: David & Philip Walker

At Albert Restaurant we aim to provide high quality British food using the finest locally sourced ingredients. Partner and Head Chef, David Walker has many years of experience working in 5 star hotels and Michelin quality restaurants in London, working alongside Marco Pierre White in the Parisien Chop House, Knightsbridge and later as Head Chef of the Peter Jones Restaurants in Chelsea. David now works closely with local suppliers to develop a new and interesting menu.

Our wine bar is open to non-diners and serves a range of draught beer and lager. Dining in the oak-panelled dining room is relaxed and the service is friendly.

Festival Events:

19th to 21st May
Special Lunch and Dinner Menu saluting the best of local produce; 3 courses for £16.
Live music is a regular feature, see website for details. Free entry to our live music event on Friday 20th May.

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3. BATEMAN'S MILL HOTEL & RESTAURANT, Old Tupton
Mill lane, Old Tupton, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S42 6AE
T: 01246 962296
E: info@batemansmill.co.uk
W: www.batemansmill.co.uk
Contact : John & Maggie Roberts

Award winning Hotel on the edge of the Peak District in easy travelling distance of Chatsworth Estate, Bolsover Castle, Haddon & Hardwick Hall, Chesterfield and Bakewell.

A converted 18th Century mill house, with 8 en-suite bedrooms, bar, restaurant and private dining room.

Owned and operated by John & Maggie Roberts, this 4 star hotel is situated in a quiet rural area, 10 minutes from the historic market town of Chesterfield.

Winner of the Outstanding Quality Award amongst others, John Roberts produces wonderful food with an emphasis on local produce, food available at lunch and dinner.

Festival Events:
16th - 25th May
The Hotel will feature local produce, special dishes and Derbyshire menus throughout festival week

Accommodation packages – Derbyshire Food Festival Break
Available throughout food festival week 16-25th May 2009
Accommodation in twin or double room, three course dinner, half bottle of champagne, box of chocolates and full breakfast.
One night                  £130.00 per couple
Two nights                 £200.00           (includes dinner on one night)

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4. BELTANE, Buxton
8a Hall Bank, Buxton, Derbyshire, SK17 6EW
T: (01298) 26010
F: (01298) 214445

Beltane welcomes you to a world of culinary, musical and social joy.

All of our dishes are freshly made on the premises using only the finest local ingredients, whenever possible.  Alongside our food we serve an ever changing selection of cask ales from local microbreweries along with a comprehensive wine list and selection of fine teas and coffees
Beltane is open from Tuesday to Sunday, serving breakfasts and lunches before gently slipping into something more comfortable, with a late licence on Fridays and Saturdays.

Festival Events:

To win a meal for 2 at the Beltane, simply fill in your contact details at the bar throughout Derbyshire Food Festival 16-25 May. Live Music every Thursday.

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5. BENNETTS COFFEE SHOP, BENNETS DEPARTMENT STORE, Derby
Bennetts 8 Irongate, Derby, DE1 3AL    
T: 01332 344261
W: www.bennettsirongate.co.uk

Bennetts Coffee Shop is situated under an impressive Victorian Sky Lighted and Galleried Atrium in Bennetts Department Store Derby.

The bright atmosphere is complimented by fresh table linen, quick table service, and a Menu that includes light snacks through to something more substantial.

You can sample our Cream Teas with real Devon Clotted Cream, and now introducing our New High Teas where you can choose from a selection of sandwiches and cakes all served on an impressive 3 tier cake stand.

Festival Events:

Cookery Demonstrations from 1100hrs in our Demonstration Kitchen. Pick up your free recipe card.

Fill in your details in Store and get;

20% Off Breakfast and High Tea
50% Off Selected Maxwell and Williams Cutlery and Table Ware
50% Off WMF Cutlery Sets
up to 50% Off selected Salter kitchen scales
Special offers on Le Creuset frying pans
50% Off Stellar Cookware
Chasseur Enameled Cast-Iron Casserole Pots Were £78 now £48
20% Off Global knives

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6. BENNETTS TEAROOM, BENNETTS ASHBOURNE, Ashbourne
Bennetts, 19-23 St John Street, Ashbourne Derbyshire. DE6 1GP
T: 01335 300394
W: www.bennettsirongate.co.uk

Step onto the second floor of this attractive Victorian building, and take the time to relax in our elegant tearoom, whilst enjoying far reaching views of the pretty market town and the Peak District beyond.

Light snacks are served throughout the day, or if your appetite allows, enjoy one of our fine cooked breakfasts, sample a goat’s cheese salad or stuffed mushrooms for lunch, or maybe even a homemade scone or cake for an indulgent teatime treat!

Festival Events:

20% Off Breakfast and High Tea
50% Off Selected Maxwell and Williams Cutlery and Table Ware
50% Off Selected Cutlery
Special Offers on Bakeware
50% Off Stellar Cookware
Special Offers on Lock and Lock Sets

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7. BRAMPTON BREWERY, Chesterfield
Unit 5 Chatsworth Business Park, Chatsworth Road, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S40 2AR
T: 01246 221680
W: www.bramptonbrewery.co.uk

Situated in the heart of the famous Brampton Mile – and a stones throw from the original Brampton Brewery – Chesterfield’s Award-winning micro-brewery produces a standard range of 4 ales which run alongside seasonal and festival specials.

Golden Bud – Alc 3.8% Vol
A well-balanced golden bitter.  Grapefruit nose and citrus flavours give way to a mellow, slightly sweet after-taste.  Complex malt character ensures it drinks well beyond it’s abv.

Brampton Best – Alc 4.2% Vol
Our standard session bitter, brewed using only traditional and classically English malt and hop combinations.

Impy Dark – Alc 4.3% Vol
Packed to the gunwales with roasted coffee and chocolate aroma and flavours.  Impy Dark is just how traditional mild ale should be.

Wasp Nest – Alc 5.0% Vol
Our premium bitter with a sting in the tail!  Rich in flavour and dark amber in colour.   

Festival Events:

The brewery will hosts a brewery tour/tasting session at 2pm on Tuesday 19th May 2009. 
People are asked to contact the brewery to book a place on the tour.

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8. BRUNSWICK INN & BREWERY, Derby
1 Railway Terrace, Derby, DE1 2RU
T: 01332 290677
W: www.brunswickinn.co.uk

The Brunswick Inn is an award winning pub and brewery conveniently located for both Derby city centre and the city’s railway station. It offers a wide range of real ales from both its own brewery and others along with hearty home-cooked lunchtime food. Chef Ralf Edge is keen to develop dining opportunities using Derbyshire produce to complement Graham and James’s hand crafted beers.

A traditional multi-roomed interior allows the pub to attract a diverse clientele and also offers three function rooms full of character for hire including private dining. The pub was built in 1842 and has been in the Good Beer Guide since 1989.

The brewery reopened in 1991 – making it Derby’s oldest brewery.

Festival Events:

Daily Specials featuring local produce throughout the Food Festival

Wednesday 20th May
Free Brewery Tour 11am – 5pm. Simply call in and ask for a tour.

Friday 23rd May
Derbyshire Food Evening – with matching Brunswick brewed beers.
Booking essential, please phone Ralf for more details.

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9. BUCKINGHAM'S HOTEL, Newbold
The Restaurant With One Table and The Clowns Conservatory Restaurant
85 Newbold Road, Newbold, Chesterfield, S41 7PU
T : 01246 201041
F : 01246 550059
W : www.buckinghams-table.com
E : info@buckinghams-table.com
Contact : Nick, Tina, Vicci, Emma and Will Buckingham

Description of the establishment
The restaurants are unique as they have no menus; it means we can prepare your meal to your personal requirements with the emphasis on quality and freshness. All we need to know is your dislikes, allergies or dietary requirements, be it low fat, wheat intolerance, vegetarian, diabetic or you just don’t like mushrooms. There is no opening or closing times. The best meals are the ones I create on the night, making the most of the market that day.

Festival Events:
Buy one get one free on A three-course surprise menu in the Clowns Conservatory, available from the 16th to 25th May (12.00pm to 9.00pm)

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10. CATHEDRAL QUARTER HOTEL, Derby
16 St Mary’s Gate, Derby, DE1 3JR
T: 01332 546 080
E: stay@cathedralquarterhotel.com
W: www.cathedralquarterhotel.com

Opulence is a decadently styled restaurant where an elegant and relaxed ambience pervades.  Offering inspiring modern British food, each and every dish is beautifully presented and put together meticulously with freshness and seasonality in mind.

The fabulous Chef’s Table private dining room with a large viewing window into Opulence kitchen is the first of its kind in the region and is ideal for special celebrations or for impressing clients.

Opulence restaurant is found within Grade II listed Cathedral Quarter Hotel.  Nestled in the heart of Derby’s historic Cathedral Quarter this luxurious 4 star hotel is also home to Bar Sixteen cocktail bar, CLINK spa and 38 sumptuous bedrooms.  Here you will find traditional character and charm blended with an elegant edge of contemporary luxury.  Designed to ensure you feel relaxed and re-energised whether you visit for an impromptu coffee in the lounge, a spa treatment or an overnight stay.

Festival Events:
Exclusive food event: Mixing Bowls & Molecules – 7pm, Thursday 21st May
Head Chef, Dean Crews, will give a talk on the fascinating science of food giving you an insight in to the complex world of taste and gastronomy.  There will be the opportunity to experience alternative tasting techniques and learn how to incorporate these into your own cooking.  The talk will be followed by a 3-course dinner.

Tickets £40 per person (includes dinner), to book call 01332 546 080.
During the Food Festival we will also offer guests a 20% discount off their food bill from our main menu on production of the Derbyshire Food Festival Flyer/Brochure.

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11. CHATSWORTH CARRIAGE HOUSE RESTAURANT AND CAVENDISH ROOMS, Bakewell
Chatsworth Stables, Bakewell, Derbyshire, DE45 1PP
T: 01246 565300 ext 377
W: www.chatsworth.org

The Carriage House restaurant offers freshly made local and seasonal food, prepared by Chatsworth’s chefs and bakers. Located in the beautiful 18th century stable block designed by James Paine, the Carriage House is a fully licensed, self-service restaurant, offering a wide variety of homemade food and drink.

Winner of Derbyshire’s Best Restaurant within a Visitor Attraction 2009, the Cavendish rooms offer a relaxing and quintessentially English dining experience. With full table service and a sophisticated menu designed around the art of Afternoon tea, here you can take time out and watch the hustle and bustle of the Stables Courtyard. New for 2009 is a wonderful brunch menu which can be enjoyed between 10am - 12 noon.

Festival Events:
Locally inspired dishes will feature on the menus throughout the Derbyshire Food Festival.

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12. CHATSWORTH FARM SHOP, Bakewell
Pilsley, Bakewell, Derbyshire. DE45 1UF.
T: 01246 583392
W: www.chatsworth.org

Winner of Farm Retailer of the Year and Best On-farm Butchery 2009, Chatsworth farm shop specialises in the best of local and regional food, selling quality produce fresh from the estate, tenant farms and local and regional suppliers.

Traditional butchers will guide you through our range of meat and poultry. Enjoy delicious meats and pies from our delicatessen and fresh bread and cakes from our bakery.

Our farm shop restaurant is open seven days a week selling fresh seasonal dishes made with local produce.

Festival Events:
Chatsworth farm shop will be offering tastings of local products throughout the festival. Chatsworth farm shop restaurant will also be featuring locally sourced dishes.

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13. DAVID MELLOR DESIGN MUSEUM, Hathersage
The Round Building, Hathersage, Sheffield, S32 1BA
T: 01433 650220
F: 01433 650944
E: davidmellor@davidmellordesign.co.uk
W: www.davidmellordesign.co.uk

The David Mellor Design Museum displays the best of modern design, from teaspoons to traffic lights, and its purpose designed café provides a beautiful, unusual environment in which to relax.

Facing the famous Round Building, acknowledged as a minor masterpiece of modern architecture, the café serves delicious lunches as well as specialist teas, coffee and an irresistible selection of home made cakes.

The David Mellor Country Shop alongside the café specializes in British crafts, fine kitchenware and David Mellor cutlery.

Festival Events:
During Festival Week the Round Building is open Monday to Saturday 10.00 am to 5.00 pm, Sunday 11.00am to 5.00pm. Visitors are welcome to see David Mellor cutlery being made.

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14. DERBY CATHEDRAL COFFEE SHOP, Derby
Derby Cathedral Centre, 18-19 Iron Gate, Derby, DE1 3GP
T: 01332 341201 ext. 40
F: 01332 203991
E: office@derbycathedral.org

 As previous winner of the Derbyshire Food and Drink Awards, the recently refurbished Cathedral Coffee Shop prides itself on serving delicious food made from carefully sourced local produce; along with fair-trade hot and cold drinks.

The menu includes a selection of mouth-watering dishes, as well as a selection of light bites and snacks – all available to takeaway.

It’s largely run by a team of volunteers and all income from the coffee shop directly supports the life and mission of Derby Cathedral.

OPENING TIMES
Monday – Saturday 9.30am – 4pm

Festival Events:
10% off all Fairtrade products during the festival week

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15. EAST LODGE HOTEL & RESTAURANT, Rowsley
Rowsley, Derbyshire, DE4 2EF
T: 01629 734474
W: www.eastlodge.com
E: info@eastlodge.com

The multi award-winning restaurant at East Lodge is stylish, with an intimate and luxurious atmosphere.
Having undertaken a major re-furbishment, the elegant restaurant overlooks the hotel’s beautiful landscaped water gardens; which when floodlit at night offers a truly magical experience. East Lodge has an unrivalled reputation as the region’s leading special occasion venue.
The staff are friendly, unstuffy but skilled and efficient. Head Chef Simon Bradley, awarded 2 Rosettes, creates mouth-watering menus using only the best of locally sourced, seasonal ingredients & home-grown wherever possible.

Finalist for Enjoy England Hotel of the Year 2009/10
East Midlands Small Hotel of the Year 2008/9
Derbyshire Restaurant of the Year 2007/8.

Festival Events:
19-23 May
Diners will receive a 15% discount on lunches and evening meals on production of the Food & Drink Guide.

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16. ESPRESSO DELI AND CAFE BAR, Darley Dale
Espresso, 32 Lime Tree Avenue, Darley Dale, Derbyshire DE4 2FS
T: 01629 735050

Situated on the A6 in Darley Dale with ample free parking at the rear.

We offer a wide selection of speciality meats, cheeses, savouries, seasonal foods and bread from our deli counter.

In addition, you can enjoy a variety of hot and cold dishes and drinks in our café-bar ranging from a traditional English breakfast through light (or substantial!) lunches to afternoon tea.

Open from 7:30 am to 5:00 pm Monday to Friday and to 4:00 pm on Saturday. Closed Sunday.

Festival Events:
16-25 May - Receive a free hot or cold drink when you eat in at the café/bar, please quote Derbyshire Food Festival Offer.

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17. FISCHER'S at BASLOW HALL, Baslow
Calver Road, Baslow, Derbyshire, DE45 1RR
T: 01246 583 259
W: www.fischers-baslowhall.co.uk
E: reservations@fischers-baslowhall.co.uk

Contact - Max & Susan Fischer

Baslow Hall lies on the edge of the magnificent Chatsworth Estate in the heart of the Peak District. Standing at the end of a winding chestnut-tree-lined driveway Baslow Hall offers just 11 individually-styled bedrooms where you can be assured of peace & tranquility during your stay.

Max Fischer & Head Chef Rupert Rowley preside in the kitchen, Susan Fischer is 'front of house'. Their aim is to ensure that the atmosphere is one of comfort and character, retaining the elegance of bygone days when Baslow Hall was a private residence

The heart of this house is its restaurant, renowned for its fine food. The Michelin-starred dining room enjoys an outstanding reputation among connoisseurs, continuing to surprise and delight the many returning guests. As you would expect, Max & Rupert rely heavily on local produce.  The menu features superbly executed classical favourites as well as dishes designed to appeal to the more adventurous palate.

You will be a most welcome guest within beautiful surroundings, served with excellent food.

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18. FRESH BASIL, Belper
23 Strutt Street, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 1UN
T: 01773 828882
E: info@freshbasil.co.uk
W: www.freshbasil.co.uk

Situated on Strutt Street, Belper just off the main shopping area of the town Fresh Basil provides a gastronomic oasis. Its combination of high quality bustling delicatessen and relaxed yet atmospheric Eatery.
The Delicatessen is constantly well stocked with home-cooked meats, fresh pates, sixty cheeses, continental meats, home made salads and fresh marinated olives. The Eatery provides a relaxing atmosphere in which to enjoy our simple selection of high quality hot and cold meals accompanied by freshly ground coffee, specialty teas and cold pressed fruit juices.

Festival Events:
17-26 May 2008
We will be serving selected local platters throughout the festival.
Visit the shop to sample a range of local goods including local cheese and pies. 

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19. GEORGE'S TRADITION, Belper
18 Bridge Street, Belper, DE56 1AX
T: 01773 828662

Fish and chips are a Great British Tradition, a tasty, filling and nutritious meal that have been eaten and enjoyed for generations!  At George’s Tradition we use the finest quality ingredients and go to extra lengths to ensure that our food is ethically sourced and cooked to perfection – and it shows!

Enjoy our efficient takeaway or dine in comfort in our restaurant.

See www.georgestradition.co.uk for details of our 7 shops throughout Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire

Festival Events:

Visit the shop to enter the Derbyshire Food Festival competition to win a fish and chip supper for 2 in our restaurant.  Simply fill in your contact details in the shop.

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20. HODGEKINSONS HOTEL, Matlock Bath
150 South Parade, Matlock Bath, DE4 3NR
E: enquiries@hodgkinsons-hotel.co.uk
W: www.hodgkinsons-hotel.co.uk

One of Derbyshire’s oldest establishments, Hodgkinsons Hotel has been dispensing hospitality since the 1700’s.

 The menu offers an interesting take on good quality local produce, freshly prepared using the finest of local meat, dairy produce from Peak District Dairy, an array of local cheeses, fruit as well as herbs from the hotel garden.
Small and intimate, great for romantic breaks and friends/family get togethers.  8 bedrooms and 20 restaurant seat capacity. Private dining room for 8-10 also available. A must-see to truly appreciate the venue.

Find out more about us, read our reviews on www.tripadvisor.co.uk

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21. J W METTRICK & SON LTD, Glossop
20 High Street West, Glossop, High Peak SK13 8BH
Open 8-5pm Mon-Fri, 8-4:30pm Sat.
ALSO
86 Station Road, Hadfield, Glossop, High Peak SK13 1AJ
Open: 8-5pm Mon-Fri, 8-1pm Sat

T: 01457-852239
W: www.mettricksbutchers.co.uk

J W Mettrick & Son Ltd is an award-winning butchers based in Glossop for over 100 years and through five generations of the same family. 

Customers can buy from two shops in North Derbyshire and an online shop; they have won many awards, including Good Housekeeping ‘Best Online Butcher’ for 2009.

Because Mettrick’s and the farms they buy from have achieved the Peak District Environmental Quality Mark linking the meat with care of the environment, customers can enjoy great tasting meat knowing they are contributing to the preservation of the local  landscape at the same time. 

Festival Events:
Saturday 23rd May 2009
Special Tasting Day on Saturday May 23rd, come along and sample lots of new award-winning BBQ products.

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22. LE MISTRAL, Wirksworth
23 Market Place, Wirksworth, Derbyshire, DE4 4ET
T: 01629 824840
E: wirksworth@lemistral.co.uk
W: www.lemistral.co.uk

Contact: Sam North

Le Mistral is a French style restaurant open 7 days a week from 11am to 11pm, offering a relaxed and sociable environment over two floors. We offer freshly cooked food, platters to share, and a variety of wines and champagnes - most available by the glass. Le Mistral serves classic French cuisine all day every day, complemented by daily specials and vegetarian options. For those wanting a light snack, baguettes, salads and soups are served from 11am to 6pm.

Festival Events:

17th to 26th May 2008
Throughout the festival week we are offering a free Bakewell Brulee with any Starter and Main Course purchased on production of the Derbyshire food Festival flyer/ brochure - booking recommended.

We produce classic French Bistro food such as Boeuf Bourguignon, Entrecote Steak and Garlic & Tarragon Chicken to Derbyshire Beef / Lamb and Pork. Our regular menu will be supplemented by daily specials throughout the Festival including locally sourced Meat and Vegetables.

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23. MONDO BELLO, Wirksworth
21 waltham house, St Johns Street, Wirksworth, DE4 4DT       

Mondo Bello Sicilian restaurant serves authentic home made pizzas, Panini’s and delicious Sicilian pasta dishes. Our pizzas are made with fresh mozzarella and a wide range of meat and vegetarian toppings. Custom pizzas are also available on request.
Our fresh pizza dough is hand-made and baked on the premises.

We serve Fairtrade ground roasted coffee with a large variety of speciality teas and soft drinks. Open for morning coffee, lunches, afternoon tea and evening meals. English meals also available and daily specials including homemade soups and stews.     

Mondo Bello is not licensed but feel free to bring you own drinks - small corkage charged.

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24. No 6 THE SQUARE TEAROOMS, Buxton
6 The Square, Buxton, Derbyshire, SK17 6AZ
T: 01298 213541
W: www.no6tearooms.co.uk
E: louise@no6tearooms.co.uk

If you are one of those special people who enjoy discovering that quintessential English Tea Room you must visit No. 6 Tea Rooms.

Relax in the Georgian elegance of the leafy square opposite the Opera House.  Morning Coffee, light meals with a difference or the delight of a traditional
English Afternoon Tea.

We are licensed and use locally produced ingredients in many of the dishes we offer.

Opening Times
Monday – Friday: 10am – 5pm
Saturday / Sunday: 10am – 6pm
Reservations 01298 213541

Festival Events:

Throughout Derbyshire Food Festival we will be offering local specialities in addition to our main menu. 

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25. OLD HALL HOTEL, Buxton
The Square, Buxton, Derbyshire SK17 6BD
T: 01298 22841
W: www.oldhallhotelbuxton.co.uk
E: reception@oldhallhotelbuxton.co.uk

The historic Old Hall Hotel is ideally situated opposite the Pavilion Gardens with 23 acres of parkland and the Opera House.  Mary Queen of Scots was held here when she came to take the waters of Buxton.

In our restaurant overlooking the Gardens we serve a selection of delicious food including Vegetarian choices and pre and post Theatre Dinner.  The Restaurant is open every day serving Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

Our bistro menu is served in Mary’s Wine Bar - open all day for morning coffee, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner. 

Festival Events:
For the duration of the Festival we will be serving a Special Festival Menu in our Wine Bar and Restaurant using all local produce.  10% discount will be available at lunch time in the Restaurant or Wine Bar on production of the Derbyshire Food and Drink Guide.

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26. PEAK DISTRICT FARM SHOP, Ashbourne
Stanshope, Ashbourne, Derbyshire, DE6 2AD
T: 01335 310436
W: www.peakdistrictfarmshop.co.uk
E: sales@peakdistrictfarmshop.co.uk
Contact: Helen Bonsall/David Phillips

Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday 9.30 am to 5.30 pm and at other times by appointment.

The Peak District Farm Shop is the inspiration of two farming families working in the Peak District. We sell our traditionally reared and rare breed meats via our shop, as well as doing local deliveries and a national courier service.

We also offer other locally sourced foods.
Do you care about where your meat comes from?
Do you care about how animals are treated?
Do you want to support traditional local farming whilst preserving our environment and natural landscape?
Do you want to eat good food?

If you do then welcome to the Peak District Farm Shop

Festival Events:
Award winning sausage tasting on the 16th and 23rd May.

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27. PELIBEERS, Matlock
Crown Square, Matlock
T: 01629 583330

Pelibeers is full of amazing real ales, beers, ciders, lagers and wines from Derbyshire and all around the world.

We specialise in sourcing nothing but the finest beverages available, we stock around 100 beers many from the local breweries. We offer advice and tasting notes to help you find your favourites!

Why not join the beer and food matching trend and pop open a few beers with friends next time you entertain, rather than the usual bottle of wine – champagne beer is always a talking point!

To be added to the beer club list contact: pelibeers@pelideli.com

Festival Events:
16 – 25 May 2009, call in to the shop to be in with a chance of winning a box of beer – simply fill in your contact details at the counter.

Weekly beer tastings every Saturday in the shop.

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28. PELIDELI, Matlock
Delicatessen – Coffee Shop - Gallery
1 Jubilee Buildings, Crown Square, Matlock, DE4 3AT
E: Info@pelideli.com
Director: Mike Blair

Recently featured in ‘The Times’ Food Lovers Guide

PeliDeli is well known locally for its relaxed atmosphere and great food and drink.
Serving a wide range of classic sandwich and panini combinations along side its ever changing specials menu has made PeliDeli a great place to be in Matlock.

The Deli serves a large range of artisan cheeses and olives, the baristas, trained by the worlds leading trainers serve the finest, freshly roasted coffee available. All the coffee is ethically traded.

Keep your eyes open for the new PeliDeli opening in Wirksworth soon. We will be on the main road just near the market square car park!

Festival Events:

We will be serving special Derbyshire sandwiches for the duration of the festival.
Visit the shop to sample the Derbyshire Cheeses and produce. 

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29. PROJECT X CAFE LTD, Buxton
The Old Court Houses, George St, Buxton, Derbyshire, SK17 6AY
T: 01298 77079
F: 01298 77313
W: www.project-x-cafe.com
E: Anna@project-x-cafe.com

At Project X we make all our own cakes and Panini’s… we source the best ingredients, locally whenever possible and make everything with love and care.
Our muffins are made with low fat yogurt and no added fat. Our Bara-Brith is completely fat free (until we butter it)!
We have an extensive drinks menu and pride ourselves on the quality of the drinks. We use our own blend of the finest, freshest, just-roasted coffee beans available.

Festival Events:

Throughout Derbyshire Food Festival Project X will be offering a free slice of our famous Bara Brith with a pot of Tea for one, on presentation of this booklet at the time of order.

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30. RED LION PUB & BISTRO, Ashover
Darley road, Stonedge, Ashover, DE45 OLW
T: 01246 566142
E: redlionpubandbistro.co.uk 
W: www.redlionpubandbistro.com
General manager: Ewen Crilley

On the edge of the Peak District, The Red Lion has a long tradition as a prestigious and renowned local venue. 
 
Our acclaimed chefs have earned an enviable reputation for providing excellent cuisine

Signature Dishes

Slow cooked Belly Pork, Black Pudding, Potato Hash, Apple Puree, Asparagus & Crispy Onion Rings.

21 day aged Derbyshire Chateau Briand Platter For Two
Pan Roasted with Confit Tomato, Mushrooms, Hand Cut Chips

Red Wine Poached Halibut, Parsley Mash, Buttered Kale, Brown Shrimp & Caper Dressing.

Festival Events:
Throughout Festival Week customers will receive a free glass of wine or a pint of Guest Ale with each main course purchased.

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31. RESTAURANT ZEST, Derby
16d George Street, Friar Gate, Cathedral Quarter, Derby, DE1 1EH
T: 01332 381101
W: www.restaurantzest.co.uk
E: enquiries@restaurantzest.co.uk
Proprietors: Hayley & Stuart Baddiley

Restaurant Zest is a high quality restaurant in the heart of Derby's restaurant quarter serving fabulous Modern British & European cuisine.
Tucked away in a beautiful, converted former stables building, the dining room is smart but relaxed and the atmosphere is fresh and welcoming.

The quality and variety of both the menu and the wine list is outstanding. We aim to appeal to many tastes and preferences and offer the opportunity for truly fabulous 'fine-dining' done in a totally non-intimidating way.

Festival Events:

Free Large Glass Wine with festival flyer/brochure to accompany your meal

Set Price Menus: Lunch 2 courses £9.95 / 3 courses £11.95 or Pre-Theatre 2 courses £15.95 / 3 courses £17.95

Prize Draw to win Breakfast or Lunch for 2 at ‘Restaurant Zest at Bennetts Brasserie’

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32. ROWLEY'S RESTAURANT & BAR
Church Lane, Baslow, DE45 1RY
T: 01246 583880
W: www.rowleysrestaurant.co.uk
E: info@rowleysrestaurant.co.uk

On the Edge of the Chatsworth Estate, Rowleys was transformed from an old village public house and launched in April, 2006 as a vibrant, contemporary Restaurant and Bar venue.  It is a joint venture by Max & Susan Fischer of Baslow Hall and their Head Chef Rupert Rowley.

Our Menus and cooking style are Modern British Cuisine with dishes and menus changing according to both the season and availability of quality ingredients.  Produce is locally sourced where possible. Our Bar holds cask ales brewed locally at Thornbridge Hall. Service is friendly & relaxed.

With this in mind and regular events such as our live Jazz Evenings and Cookery Clubs it is a place worth checking out.

Festival Events:

Receive a 15% discount on meals during lunch times on production of the Derbyshire Food and Drink Guide produced in conjunction with the Festival. 

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33. SCADDOWS FARM SHOP & CAFE, Derby
Ticknall, Derby, DE73 7JP
T/F: 01332 865709
W: www.scaddowsfarm.co.uk
E: scaddowsfarmshop@hotmail.co.uk
Opening Times: Mon-Fri 8.30-5.30, Sat 8.30-4.30 & Sun 10-4

Visit our family-run farm shop & café overlooking our PYO fruit fields and beautiful surrounding countryside!

We offer a range that is delicious, home-grown/local and conscientiously farmed, including fruit & veg, meat, cheeses, jams and cakes to name a few! We have home-grown asparagus mid-April and strawberries and other soft fruit, available to pick early June.

We also have a small café serving a range of snacks and light meals, freshly prepared and including home-made specials such as our popular delicious soups.

Festival Events:

16-25 May 2009:
We will be offering shoppers 15% discount on their shopping on production of the festival brochure & will be providing a range of home-grown & Derbyshire produce tasters throughout the festival.

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34. SCARTHIN BOOKS & CAFE, Cromford
The Promenade, Scarthin, Cromford, Derbyshire , DE4 3QF
W: www.scarthinbooks.com
E: clare@scarthinbooks.com
T: 01629 823272

Proprietor: Kathy Mitchell

Scarthin Café is tucked into a cosy and curious converted kitchen hidden behind a secret bookcase door at Cromford’s well-loved bookshop Scarthin Books. We servecoffees, teas and cakes, weighty soups and vegetarian dishes such as homity pie, pita pockets and ploughman’s lunches, with salads. Almost all cakes, soups and cooked dishes are prepared on the premises. On warm days there are two tables outside, shaded by fruit trees and a predatory grapevine.

Scarthin Cafe Opening Hours
Mon – Sat: 10am-6pm  (bookshop opens 9.30)
Sundays 12noon – 6pm
(last orders 5.15pm and for savouries other than soup 3pm)

Festival Events:

Monday 18th - Friday 22nd May, we will be giving out a £1 Scarthin Books voucher (usable in Café or Bookshop) for every £5 spent in the Café.

During the whole Festival period, 16th to 25th May, we will be circulating a books-and-food quiz. First prize a voucher giving £20 off food or books, second prize £10 off food or books.

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35. SCOTTS GARDEN, Riber
Riber, Derbyshire
T: 07815078228
E: info@scottsgarden.co.uk
W: www.scottsgarden.co.uk

Scotts Garden began to ‘grow’ in 2004 with what started out as a huge allotment on which to 'play', paraphrasing my landlord, and has become a very successful business. The farm is situated at nearly 1000 feet in the Peak District village of Riber over looking Matlock, with 3 acres of fully certified Organic land with another acre in conversion.

The Box Scheme has become very successful for residents across Derbyshire and the produce also sells well at the local Farmers Markets.

Festival Events:

For Derbyshire Food Festival I will be opening the farm to visitors on Sunday 17th - Wednesday 20th May.    Please call to book a tour.   

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36. THE ARKWRIGHT ARMS, Chesterfield
Chesterfield Road, Duckmanton, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S44 5JG
T: (01246) 232053
W: www.arkwrightarms.co.uk 

The Arkwright Arms is a CAMRA multi-award winning pub, and is currently East Midlands CAMRA Pub of the Year. 

Always at least 7 cask-conditioned beers, 10 real Ciders, 2 traditional Perries and the locally brewed Moravka of Taddington Brewery.

John Chadwick and Kathy Shorrock have an established reputation for offering an
superb, hand-pulled beers and good quality food seven days a week.  There’s a spacious beer garden with fixed apparatus to entertain the kids.  Well behaved dogs welcomed in the garden and tap room.

Discerning drinkers need look no further than the 'Bottom Duck' - as it is fondly nicknamed by locals!

Festival Events:
Derbyshire cask ales will be on offer throughout Derbyshire Food Festival.  There will be around 20 cask ales on offer over the weekend of 16-17 May.  

Barrow Hill Round House Beer Festival takes place on 15/16th May.

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37. THE BEAR INN & HOTEL, Belper
Alderwasley, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 2RD
T: 01629 822585
E: info@bear-hotel.com
W: www.bear-hotel.com
REAL FOOD · REAL ALE · REAL PEOPLE · REAL DERBYSHIRE

Established in 1735, The Bear Inn is one of the oldest and most renowned inns and restaurants in Derbyshire. Open for food everyday from 12 – 9.30pm, the Bear features in the Good Pub Guide, Alastair Sawday Special Places Guide and various others guides of note. A great place to get away from the madness of life; stay in one of our four-poster rooms, cosy with a real ale or good wine in front of the logs fires – it’s the prefect retreat.

Festival Events:
Monday 18th May 2009, come and sample complimentary cheese and wine, whilst touring the venue. 2-8pm.

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38. THE BEETROOT TREE, Draycott
South Street, Draycott, DE72
T: 01332 873929
E: info@thebeetroottree.com
W: www.thebeetroottree.com
Proprietor: Alysn Midgelow-Marsden

In the heart of the old village centre of Draycott you will find a nationally renowned contemporary art gallery with workshops, landscaped garden, exciting art and craft materials, a framing service, and a stylish and relaxing café.

We source unique individually made works by named artists ranging from the traditional to the contemporary ensuring that our exhibitions are displays of excellence and distinction.

The gallery is set within a beautifully restored barn from the 1600’s and still features the original wooden beams.

Festival Events:
Special Events will be running for the duration of Derbyshire Food Festival in the Gallery Café, please visit the website for details: www.thebeetroottree.com

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39. THE BLACKS HEAD, Wirksworth
1 Market Place, Wirksworth, Derbyshire, DE4 4ET
T: 01629 82 3257

Open All Day.  Food Served 12noon – 3pm

The Blacks Head is a traditional 17th Century real ale pub set in the heart of the historic market town of Wirksworth. 

A relaxed and friendly atmosphere provides a great setting for the perfect pint or glass/bottle of wine. Fabulous home-made lunches are made with the finest seasonal ingredients, locally sourced whenever possible. 

There’s a sunny secluded beer-garden to the rear of the pub, or visitors can enjoy their drink at the front of the pub; overlooking the market-place and the valley beyond, whilst watching the world go by.

All welcome including dogs.

Festival Events:

16-25 May Visit the pub to win lunch for 2 with a bottle of wine, simply fill in the form at the bar.  
Wirksworth Well Dressing and Carnival Weekend 22-25th May.

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40. THE BRIDGE, Ashbourne
33-35 Dig St, Ashbourne, DE6 1GF
E: info@thebridgeashbourne.com
T: 01335 211 888

An extraordinary fusion of British contemporary cooking and fabulous classic Italian recipes combine to create the perfect dish at The Bridge.

The vibrant, friendly staff indulge to create the welcoming atmosphere felt throughout the establishment – through the stunning courtyard, the homely pub, the indulgent restaurant and the lively wine bar.  Whether for a hearty meal, or a cocktail, The Bridge meets every desire in a sophisticated, sassy manner.

An oasis that serves as a retreat from the busy streets of Ashbourne.  

Festival Events:
16-25 May 2009 - Buy 2 main meals and receive 2 free glasses of wine, on presentation of this guide.

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41. THE BULLS HEAD, Tintwistle
78 Old Road, Tintwistle, Glossop, SK13 1JY
T: 01457 853365
Open: Mon-Wed 5-12 and Thur-Sun 12-12. 
Food available: Thur-Sat 12-9pm Sun 12-7pm.

This 15th Century Inn is reputed to be the oldest licensed premises in the Glossopdale area.  Family run, there’s no TV or pool table, however there is a warm welcome, a selection of real ales and fresh homemade pub grub.  The closest pub to Crowden, on the Pennine Bridal Way, this beautiful pub is a heaven for dog walkers, hikers, cyclists and families alike.  Group and private bookings / functions welcome, both during or outside normal opening hours – just call and let us know you’re coming. 

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42. THE CAFE @ THE GREE PAVILLION, Buxton
4 Terrace Road, Buxton, SK17 6DR
T: 01298 77480

The Café @ The Green Pavilion is owned and managed by people who LOVE good food – not just any food but locally sourced wonderfully tasting fresh produce! The Café is a modern, bustling venue in the heart of Buxton with great views, great music and welcoming staff. The food is freshly prepared in an open kitchen. The menu is diverse and ranges from home made Cheese and Onion Pie to New York style meatballs in a sweet tomato sauce. Whatever the season the range of salads is not to be missed. Start the day with home-made Granola and Greek Yoghurt or a hearty Big Buxton Breakfast.

Festival Events:
The Café will be hosting Themed Evenings (including food and wine matching) during the festival, for more information call 01298 77480. Weather permitting there could be a barbecue or two showcasing some innovative burgers!

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43. THE CHEDDAR GORGE, Ashbourne
9 Dig Street, Ashbourne, DE6 1GF
T: 01335 344528
Contact: Lionel and Carol Weston (proprietors)

The Cheddar Gorge delicatessen is centrally located within the picturesque market town of Ashbourne.

We sell some 70 varieties of English and Continental cheese including the local Hartington Blue Stilton, White Stilton and  Dovedale Blue,
together with  pickles, chutneys, fruit purees and biscuits for cheese.

Other delights baked daily  on the premises include homemade quiches, savoury pies, scones, cakes and fruit pies, from which the aromas alone will make you feel hungry!

Our sandwich bar uses bread rolls baked in Ashbourne, and fillings include our home baked plain, honey roast and smoked hams.

We also sell locally homemade jams, pickles, chutneys and Derbyshire honey together with a large range of cakes and biscuits, pates, pork pies, meat pies, sausage rolls and pasties.

New to the Cheddar Gorge:- 
We are now stocking an exclusive range of exquisite individual chocolates
Handmade in the heart of the Peak District.

Festival Events:

Various tastings of the local cheeses, pickles, jams and biscuits and our homemade produce will be on offer during food festival  week.

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44. THE DEVONSHIRE, Belper
71 Bridge Street, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 1BA
T: 01773 880049

The Devonshire us a warm and friendly pub/restaurant with an exquisite menu for both lunches and evening meals, accompanied by an extensive wine list. 

All the food is locally sourced whenever possible, freshly prepared and cooked to your liking.  Customers can dine in the stylish dining area or relax on comfy sofas. The Devonshire also boasts a sunny patio area, large car-park, child’s play area and summer BBQ’S.

A carvery is also offered from 12-3 Mon – Sat and 12-4 on Sundays.

Festival Events:
Food Festival Competition to win a meal for 2 in The Devonshire. Simply fill in your contact details in the venue to enter the competition. 

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45. THE DEVONSHIRE ARMS, Beeley
Devonshire Sqaure, Beeley, Derbyshire DE4 2NR
T: 01629 733259
W: www.devonshirebeeley.co.uk
E: alan.hill@devonshirebeeley.co.uk
Alan Hill -Chef Patron

All the charm and character of an historic inn with welcoming bar with low oak beams, open fires, nooks and crannies, brought right up to date with contemporary brasserie.  Food is at the heart of the inn – wonderful seasonal local produce, freshly prepared offering the best of the classics and modern alternatives. A good selection of cask ales includes Chatsworth Gold first launched at the inn.  Fine wines are a speciality including a great selection by the glass. And 8 stylish bedrooms.

Festival Events:
English Asparagus Festival
2 courses featuring sweet and succulent asparagus plus a glass of Chardonnay - £16.95
“British asparagus has a delicious intense flavour and I think it’s just completely superior to asparagus from anywhere else in the world.  The short season and our cool growing conditions combine to make it one of our finest seasonal delicacies.

Competition:

Win a Day in Alan Hill’s 2 AA rosette kitchen
Your chance to experience the real life of a top kitchen working at full pace, serving freshly prepared food to 2 AA rosettes standards. You will be put to work as part of the team, learn new skills and pick up tips from the professional chefs.   Whatever your ability providing you have an interest in good food this is a chance in a million.  Minimum age 18 years.

Just send your name, address, telephone and email together with a short sentence (no more than 25 words) explaining why you want to spend a day with Alan in his kitchen.

Terms and conditions apply – date of day in the kitchen to be agreed.

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46. THE FARM SHOP, Ashbourne
Fairways Garden Centre, Clifton, Ashbourne, Derbyshire, DE6 2GN
T: 01335 347900
Contact: Ally Moseley
Opening Hours: Mon - Sat 9am - 5.30pm, Sun 10.30am - 4.30pm

The Farm Shop at Fairways can be found at Fairways Garden Centre, a well established family run business, just outside Ashbourne.

Inspired by the firm belief that we should all be doing more to support local farmers and food producers, the farm shop idea seemed a logical addition to the business and was opened in March 2007.

Locally reared meat is available alongside seasonal fruit and vegetables and freshly baked bread and cakes. Eggs, milk, cheese, plus jams, chutneys and dressings add to the fabuolus range of locally sourced produce.

The Farm Shop is also a stockist of COOK food - fabulous quality frozen meals, free from any artificial ingredients that really taste as if they've been made by a good cook at home!

Festival Events:
16th - 25th May 2009
Free tasting of locally sourced produce available to try throughout food festival week.

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47. THE HOLLY BUSH, Church Broughton
Main Street, Church Broughton, Derbyshire, DE65 5AS
T: 01283 585345
E: info@hollybush-db.co.uk
W: www.hollybush-cb.co.uk
Contact: Jannine & Matt Clarke

Nestled in the centre of the village of Church Broughton, the Holly Bush offers a varied menu and weekly ‘Specials Board’ both featuring  home made food using the freshest and finest local produce alongside cask marque accredited ales and  a comprehensive wine list.

Relax in front of the open fire in the recently refurbished lounge, reserve a table in the dining room or, on a nice day sit in the spacious garden.

A finalist in the Pub/Bistro category of the 2007 and 2008 Derbyshire Food and Drink Awards and regional Winner or the Morning Advertiser Best Village Pub Award 2007  the Holly Bush  has something for everyone.

Festival Events:

We will be offering a Derbyshire Guest Ale from Derventio Brewery of Trussley.

Special Derbyshire dishes will be on offer throughout the Festival Week including our Prize winning Home Made Sausages, Locally reared Lamb and Derbyshire Cheese Board

Our weekly Sunday night quiz will be replaced by a “Derbyshire Themed” quiz on Sunday 17th May.

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48. THE LION HOTEL, Belper
24 Bridge Street, Belper, DE56 1AX
T: 01773 824 033
E: enquiries@lionhotel.uk.com
W: www.lionhotel.uk.com

The Lion Hotel is a Grade II listed coaching inn dating back to the 18th century and situated in the centre of one of Derbyshire’s most historic towns - Belper.  It provides an extremely high level of comfort and service and has built a solid reputation for hearty fayre and a warm, homely welcome.

Twenty Four the informal bistro, with polished wooden floors and leather sofas, offers a menu of contemporary dishes created using the freshest ingredients, sourced from local suppliers wherever possible. 

Festival Events:
To celebrate the Derbyshire Food Festival we will be hosting special Derbyshire themed BBQs using the best local produce to create an irresistible BBQ menu.  Special beer promotions in conjunction with Amber Ales will also be on offer.
The Derbyshire BBQs will be in our newly refitted courtyard which is the perfect spot for al fresco dining and enjoying a cool drink on a hot summer’s day.

Derbyshire BBQs at The Lion Hotel on 17th and 24th May from 12 – 4pm.
During the Food Festival we will also offer guests a 20% discount off their food bill from our main Twenty Four menu on production of the Derbyshire Food Festival Flyer/Brochure.

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49. THE MILL WHEEL, Hartshorne
Ticknall Road, Hartshorne, South Derbyshire, DE11 7AS
T: 01283 550335
W: www.themillwheel.co.uk
E: info@themillwheel.co.uk
Proprietors: Colin & Jackie Brown

The Mill Wheel at Hartshorne is set in wonderful unique surroundings with a 24ft working mill wheel rotating in its full glory as you relax and drink in the bar area.

The clever mix of contemporary and traditional style in the restaurant and bar offers a classic and stylish dining experience.  The menu is packed full of delicious dishes from light bites to full à la carte. 

Stay in the luxury AA rated 4 star accommodation with en-suite rooms and enjoy a full cooked breakfast for the day ahead whether on business or pleasure.

Festival Events:

16th – 25th May
FREE Bottle of house wine when you dine with our à la carte or 2 courses for £12.95 menu.

Offer available from 16th to 25th May on production of this programme.
Excludes Saturday evening and Sunday Lunch, minimum numbers of 4 adults dining per table to receive this offer.

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50. THE NETTLE INN, Ashover
Hard Meadow Lane, Ashover, Chesterfield, S45 0ES
T: 01246 590462

The Nettle Inn is located on the outskirts of the picturesque village of Ashover.  This traditional country inn serves the best local beers and food from the Derbyshire region, with the emphasis being on fresh, local produce.

They use local suppliers for almost all of their fresh produce such as Hearthstone Farm at Riber, Bradfield Brewery and Davidson’s of Chesterfield.

The approach to menu planning for the Nettle is to reflect the nature of the Inn and its setting; a 17th century country pub, serving good honest food.

Festival Events:

A Celebration of Local Produce.
During the Festival The Nettle Inn will be offering a Table-de-Hote Menu using all local produce. 
Contact the venue for more details. 

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51. THE PEACOCK AT ROWSLEY, Bakewell
Bakewell, Derbyshire, DE4 2EB
T: 01629 733518
E: reception@thepeacockatrowsley.com
W: www.thepeacockatrowsley.com
Managers: Ian and Jenni MacKenzie

The Peacock at Rowsley is a small luxury hotel located in the famous Peak District.  Built in 1652 and steeped in history it has been a hotel since 1820. The Peacock has 16 individually refurbished and styled bedrooms with design and style from India Madhavi and management from The MacKenzies all under the ownership of Lord Edward Manners, which has led to a quality score from the AA of 88%.  Awarded 2 rosettes and aspiring to 3, with the creative talents of Dan Smith, delicious, full flavour food is served with artistic flair.  Excellent quality beds, antiques with a back drop of contemporary colours afford our guests a welcoming, comfortable and relaxing stay in our very special building.

Festival Events:
Throughout Festival Week, a special Derbyshire menu will be served.

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52. THE RED LION, Matlock
Matlock Green, Matlock, Derbyshire, DE4 3BT
T: 01629 584888

You’ll feel at home at The Red Lion, a warm and friendly family run pub and restaurant, with a great atmosphere and fantastic open fire. Located in Matlock Green, a quaint quiet area on the edge of Matlock and central to Derbyshire’s many attractions. 

Wine and dine outdoors in the pub’s award winning ‘Matlock in Bloom 2006’ enclosed beer garden and large boules pitch to the rear of the pub.

Home cooked meals, local and international ales and 6 elegantly decorated en-suite bed and breakfast rooms, including two four-poster beds, makes The Red Lion the perfect choice for people wanting to drink, dine or stay in Derbyshire.

Festival Events:

10% discount from meals from 16 – 25th May 2008, upon presentation of the Derbyshire Food Festival flyer/booklet.

Special Derbyshire Ales will be on offer throughout Festival week. 

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53. THE ROYAL CROWN DERBY SHOP & VISITORS CENTRE, Derby
194 Osmaston Road, Derby,DE23 8JZ 
T: 01332 712833  
E: enquiries@royalcrownderby.co.uk
W: www.royalcrownderby.co.uk

Established in 1750, Royal Crown Derby is the only manufacturer producing branded, luxury  English Fine Bone China exclusively in England.
Pieces of beauty both functional and collectable are bought together through the use of rich colours and hand-gilding with 22-carat gold ensuring each piece is totally unique.
Providing a complete range of exquisite tableware and giftware, Royal Crown Derby combines 250 years of tradition with contemporary design to produce highly desirable pieces known throughout the world.

Festival Events:
For the duration of the Festival 16-25th may 2009, visitors to Royal Crown Derby will receive 10% discount on all Royal Crown derby seconds on production of this guide. 

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54. THE THORNTREE INN, Matlock
48 Jackson Road, Matlock, Derbyshire
T: 01629 580295

THE THORNTREE INN - FOOD WITH A VIEW

The Thorntree is a quaint and welcoming traditional pub, tucked away on Matlock Bank with spectacular views over Matlock town and down into the valley towards Matlock Bath.  

We serve a wide variety of real ale and home cooked food, our lunchtime sandwiches are legendary and not for the faint hearted, all served with classis home made chips.   

Summer Specials:

Pizzas cooked outside in the pizza oven every Wednesday night
Summer BBQ’s every Sunday afternoon 
A must see to appreciate the atmosphere of this old English pub. 

Festival Events:

16-25 May 2009 receive 10% discount on lunches on production of this guide
20th May 2009 Derbyshire Sausage Festival, from 7pm onwards. 

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55. THE WHITE LION INN, Matlock
Starkholmes Road, Matlock, DE4 5JA
T: 01629 582511
W: www.brilliantpubs.co.uk/whitelionmatlock

If you are looking for delicious home cooked food, fine cask conditioned ales in a relaxed friendly environment then look no further.

An 18th Century Inn, The White Lion is situated in Starkholmes directly above the Heights of Abrahams Cable cars with spectacular views over the Derwent Valley; the perfect setting for a relaxing drink or meal.  Visitors can also enjoy the beer garden and boules pitch, with magnificent views.

Why not stay over in one of our comfortable bedrooms and explore the peak district at your leisure.

Spring Promotion: Buy any main meal and get another for just £1

Food Served:             

Festival Events:

16-25 May 2009
Receive 10% off meals on production of this guide.

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56. VANILLA KITCHEN, Tideswell
Licensed Café, Queen Street, Tideswell, SK17 8PF
T: 01298 871519
W: www.vanillakitchen.co.uk
E: louise@vanillakitchen.co.uk

Our menu reflects our passion for good, locally sourced, well cooked delicious food.
We serve the best organic fair-trade coffee, enjoy with a slice of homemade cake – perhaps a piece of Derbyshire slice, a local favourite. Our tasty breakfast rolls are not to be missed nor our occasional Saturday pancake mornings.

Families are made most welcome, children’s table, toys and baby changing facilities. Our children’s morning on Fridays’ is always popular from 9.15am onwards.

Saturday supper evenings held once a month- vk goes bistro!

Festival Events:

Enjoy a coffee on us with every breakfast plate ordered. (Includes award winning black pudding, locally made sausage, and free range eggs)  Available all day during festival week - 16th – 25th May.

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57. WILLERSLEY CASTLE HOTEL, Cromford
Mill Road, Cromford, Derbyshire, DE4 5JH
T: 01629 582270
E: willersley@christianguild.co.uk
W: www.christianguild.co.uk/willersley
General Manager: Tim Rogers

Operating as a hotel since 1927 Willersley Castle was built in 1790 by Sir Richard Arkwright, the great industrialist. Willersley Castle is located in 65 acres of grounds; it occupies a commanding position overlooking the River Derwent and the village of Cromford in the heart of the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site.

Many of the original features can still be seen today. The most striking of these is the Well Gallery, an oval gallery with a glass dome situated in the centre of the building, with cantilevered galleries on the first and second floors. An Adams archway leads through the building towards the Well Gallery, whilst the Music Room, Drawing Room and Dining Rooms all contain original features.

Festival Events:

On Friday 22nd May at 2.00pm visitors can join Simon Chandler for a tour of the house and grounds. (approx 1.5 hrs). 

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58. WILLINGTON GREEN DELICATESSEN & CAFE, Willington
5 The Green, Willington, Derby  DE65 6BP
T: 01283 704304
E: willingtongreen.deli@tiscali.co.uk
Contact: Janet Cousins, Proprietor

Situated in the busy South Derbyshire village of Willington, convenient for the A50 and A38, Willington Green  Deli-Café offers all the delights of a cosy café with beamed ceilings, and delicatessen specialising in local and home cooked produce.

Cakes, savouries, patés and meats all cooked on the premises.  A good selection of hand made British cheeses, frozen ready meals, locally made ice cream and local produce.   Derbyshire oatcakes are a favourite to eat with our Farmhouse Breakfast or you can enjoy our “lunch of the day”.  Recently awarded 5 Star “Scores on the Doors” Hygiene rating.

Each month our café is transformed for our popular themed Bistro Nights, serving delicious, freshly cooked food.  Booking essential.

Whether you visit us for breakfast, lunch or afternoon tea, a warm welcome awaits you.

Festival Events:

Free tea or coffee on production of the Derbyshire Food Festival Flier/Brochure in our café.  

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Information on other 2009 Venues and Offers coming soon! Please check back regularly for the latest news.