The Derby Arms - Recensioni

Pleasant pub, friendly people but limited choice of cider and no food for half the week. Despite advertising their signature dish all over the place.

Visited this pub regularly in the 60s, can remember a car on the flat roof and the beer was pumped out of miniature petrol pumps and a lot of motorists memorabi...

Good view from derby Arms .

Another belting chippy

Its not the dagger

Lovely place breakfast was excellent ,judging by the amount of people there a lot of other peop think so too.Our dog was welcome which was great

We discovered this charming pub/restaurant on a bank holiday Monday. The decor and menu are a mix of modern and traditional. We chose to sit outside because the...

I previously reviewed Thorpeys Fish and Chip Restaurant located further north on the A6 last year. I found the fish and accompanying dishes to be satisfactory,...

Went back for the 2nd time, we were greeted with same excuse, short of staff Food good but very very slow to get drinks waited 25 min for one glass of wine had...

Had a chippy tea from the Thorpey's- dreadful. Potatoes soggy on outside and uncooked on the inside and fish was greasy. Back to using Great Eccleston!

I have previously checked this place as a traditional country pub so that this evaluation is appropriate for the fish and chips shop. large local fish and chips...

This pub regularly visited in the 60s, can remember a car on the flat dach and the beer was woven from miniature petrol pumps and many motorists memorandumilia...

I took my now wife on our first date, in 1970, to this pub then it had a car theme of the then renter told me that he had the carpet specifically woven with pic...

Excellent food served by very friendly staff nothing is to much trouble for them very reasonable prices definatly worth a visit.

Just nipped in for a drink ended up staying for hours talking. Really friendly place

Fish and chips were poor and the decor was tired. However, I find it very hard to stomach a nappy change in front of us on the floor of the pub whilst we were e...