Your Unofficial Guide to Derby
For eating, drinking and having fun
Entertainment > Pubs
Alexandra Hotel
Located around the corner from the train station the Alexandra has a beer garden with not shelter as of yet for smokers.
Babington Arms
A Wetherspoons pub situated in the shopping end of town, the Babington Arms always has 18 real ales on show.
Bishop Blaise
Located in the heart of the city Bishop Blaise offers range of food to enjoy in a modern take on the traditional pub.
Blessington Carriage
The Blessington Carriage is one of Derby's drinking institutions.
Bridge Inn
Situated right by the River Derwent The Bridge Inn offers a chance to enjoy a drink outside of the central hubbub of Derby city centre.
Brunswick Inn
Just around the corner from Derby Railway Station, situated at the end of a row of cottages originally built to house workers on the railways is The Brunswick Inn.
Horse and Groom
Award winning, CAMRA listed real ale pub off Kedleston Road.
Mr Grundys Tavern
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.
Royal Telegraph
Situated on the end of London Road just before you hit the town centre and the Westfield Shopping Centre.
Ryans Bar
Tucked away in an alley way just of the main high street in Derby.
Shakespeare
Frequented by folk which lend themselves more towards the rockier side of life with music to suite such tastes.
The Flowerpot
Just around the corner from The Bless is The Flowerpot and the home of Raw Promotions.
The Greyhound
A contemporary real ale pub, just off Friargate.
The Old Bell
The Old Bell is party central with a drinks promo for every day of the week.
The Ram Inn
The Ram Inn is a family run pub situated in the West End of Derby on the corner of Bridge St and Brook St.
The Sitwell Tavern
A self-confessed rock/biker pub located on Sitwell Street.
The Standing Order
Housed in a former bank, The Standing Order is classic Wetherspoon's affair with the added bonus or architectural splendour.
Victoria Inn
The home of live music in Derby, The Vic Inn is where many a fine band have toured in their early days, the evidence of which is plastered on the walls inside the venue.
Vines
The Vines is a small bar with a big personality. Gastro Pub in the day and Bar at night.
Waggon and Horses
The Waggon and Horse is another essential stop a long the Derby Mile.
Ye Olde Dolphin
Officially Derbys oldest pub and very proud of this fact.
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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.
