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Cathedral Quarter Derby

Restaurant in Derby

Restaurant4.3 (1568 reviews)

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About

Discover the historic Derby Cathedral Quarter, voted Britain’s ‘Best City Location’ and home to fantastic shops, cafes, bars, restaurants and more.

Amenities

ParkingTakeaway

Frequently asked questions

Where is Cathedral Quarter Derby?+

Cathedral Quarter Derby is located at 2nd Floor, 12 The Strand, Derby DE1 1BA, Derby.

What kind of place is Cathedral Quarter Derby?+

Cathedral Quarter Derby is a Restaurant in Derby.

What are Cathedral Quarter Derby's opening hours?+

Cathedral Quarter Derby is open seven days a week.

Is Cathedral Quarter Derby open on Sundays?+

Yes, Cathedral Quarter Derby is open on Sundays.

What does Cathedral Quarter Derby offer?+

Cathedral Quarter Derby offers Parking, Takeaway.

Location

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What people say

Lovely, reasonably priced food and drink.

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What diners say on Google

ian edwards★★★★★

I like the cathedral quarter because its got some fantastic restaurants mainly independent ones which deserve a visit. And the cathedral its selfe is definitely worth a visit if you are lucky you can see the falcons!

Craig Picton★★★★★

A brilliant part of town with a wide good collection of independent shops alongside plenty of retails, nightclub and bar venues. It's got a great balance of night time and daytime activities. Plus a good amount of green spaces and historical features/museums to explore.

Cliff Perry★★★★★

The Cathedral Quarter is really Derby's old town with many building dating from the 16th and 17th Centuries and a number grade one or two listed including the Cathedral itself. The Museum of Making in housed in the world's oldest mechanised factory, the Derby Silk Mill. Derby Market Hall is a Victorian masterpiece. Sadlergate and Irongate have a number of locally owned businesses including pubs and restaurants. The Olde Dolphin Inn dates from 1530. The 18th century Old Bell Hotel Is a fascinating public house. The nearby Silk Mill is a public house that serves great food. Just up the road is

Caroline Msimanga★★★★★

Stunning pieces of gowns that fit so well. Brilliant customer service from everyone in the shop. Thanks for the therapeutic turkish tea ❤️

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