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Fish & Seafood Restaurants in Derbyshire

1. The Cow Dalbury Fish & seafood restaurant in Ashbourne The Green, Dalbury Lees - DE6

“It’s nowhere near the sea, but they have great suppliers” and this handsome 19th-century Peak District village pub (fka The Black Cow) six miles from Derby is now a boutique inn (with six bedrooms) where Cornish-born chef, Nathan Senior, specialises in fresh seafood delivered daily from his home county. “They also do a fantastic steak. All round a perfect pub for a meal and stopover”.

Price*

£80

££££

Food

Good

Service

Very Good

Ambience

Good

2. The Tickled Trout Fish & seafood restaurant in Dronfield 33 Valley Road - S18

2023 Review: ‘Deliciously Derbyshire’ is the motto at this Peak District gastropub – feedback is too limited for a rating, but such as we have gives the thumbs-up to high-quality pub grub, which includes a wide variety of sourdough pizzas.

3. The Cod's Scallops Fish & seafood restaurant in Wollaton 170 Bramcote Ln - NG8

“About as good as fish ’n’ chips gets” – some 20 varieties of catch come ‘baked, battered or naked’ at John Molnar’s award-winning restaurant and takeaway, now with five outposts across Nottingham and Birmingham; nor is the venue, launched in 2011, just a mere chippie either: alongside sashimi-grade tuna, the menu offers the vegetarian ‘Momma Bains’ menu of samosas and curries, conceived by local Michelin hero Sat Bains plus his ma (hence its name).

Price*

£41

Food

Exceptional

Service

Very Good

Ambience

Average

4. Native Fish & seafood restaurant in Neepsend 169 Gibraltar Street - S3

2023 Review: This “excellent seafood restaurant” was opened in 2021 by “top Sheffield fishmonger J H Mann” – an institution that opened a century earlier in Hillsborough. “Being run by a fishmonger means they have varieties way more exciting that the usual offerings, including lobster, oysters and scallops” – which means it’s “a wonderful place for fish lovers”. The retail part of the business is now based in Sharrow Vale, with a second shop in Bakewell.