Derby

Brunswick Inn

The original microbrewery pub in Derby, near the train station in a characterful old railway building. The choice of beer on tap here has to be seen to be believed; a place not to be missed!

Seven Stars

Traditional pub with real ales in a timber-framed building of around 1680.

The Abbey

Traditional pub in remaining building of an Augustinian Abbey.

The Cow

Excellent country pub with food, dog-friendly. Also has 12 rooms, B&B double £130.

Daily noon-11PM

The Flowerpot

This is a lively and atmospheric pub on the northern edge of the city centre that serves a wide range of real ales, including some of its own microbrewery ales.

The Standing Order

Located on Irongate in a former bank, this pub has a truly impressive interior as well as a good selection of real ale. The Standing Order is a Wetherspoons pub.

Ye Olde Dolphin Inne

Derby's oldest pub, with lots of character. The pub has several small rooms and an outside, partially-covered seating area which houses the pub's beer festivals at various intervals throughout the year. Food at reasonable prices is served throughout the day and the evening and there is also an à la carte restaurant upstairs, although not open every night. There is always a good range of well-kept beers. General knowledge quiz on Sundays, music quiz on Tuesdays. Ghost walks can also be booked here.

Dancing Duck

Payne St

Derby Brewing

Tours available.

Exeter Arms

Popular pub with a good selection of ales.

Sun-Thu noon-11PM, Fri Sat noon-midnight

Malt Shovel

Traditional pub interior.

Shiny Brewery

Alfreton Rd

The Old Bell Hotel

Derby's last surviving coaching inn, built 1650.

Sun-Thu noon-11PM; Fri Sat noon-1:30AM

Tiny Tap

Alfreton Rd

Withers Gin

Mansfield Rd