Your Unofficial Guide to Derby
For eating, drinking and having fun
Entertainment > Bars
Barracuda
South African themed bar. So typical quite sports orientated often showing rugby/football matches on one of there 20 screens.
Deez
Late bar that plays a mixture of R'n'b, Dancehall, UK Funky and Bassline.
Fat Cat Bar
Fat Cat had departed Derby for a brief spell in 2006 but are now back a little closer to town where Tonic used to be.
Revolution
Derby's own Revolution is set in a beautiful building on the Strand situated in the excellent Cathedral Quarter
Seymours Wine Bar
Seymour's is another one of Derby's oldest drinking establishments.
The Friary
The Friary is Derby's local Scream venue. And with that comes discounted drinks with a Yellow loyalty card, cheap eats and a relaxed atmosphere.
The Slug & Lettuce
A self confessed 'chameleon', The Slug and Lettuce serves food during the day with a full waitress service before becoming a late night bar at night with DJs at the weekend.
Features
Beauty and holistic therapy salon based in Spondon, Derby.
A recipe of great books and gorgeous cards, all blended together in a relaxing, inspiring and friendly café environment.
An experienced professional photographer based in the Midlands. Central location makes it accessible for her to work in any area of the country.
Provide independent businesses and creatives with promo videos.
Mosh is quite new in Derby but has already established itself as popular place to go.
Definitely a place with character, Mr Grundy's serves up to eight real ales at any given time, all of which you can enjoy in the rather large beer garden out back.
