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Restaurant at Renaissance Derby Nottingham Hotel

Part of the chain, the restaurant of this Renaissance hotel is contained in a rather unusual hexagonal building where very presentable food is offered in quite formal surroundings. The choice, whilst good, is fairly straightforward and could not be described as sophisticated.

  • Address: Carter Lane East South, South Normanton, nr Alfreton , DE55 2EH (Map)
  • Cuisine(s): Modern European
  • Avg. Cost Per Head Lunch: N/A, Dinner: £32.00

Restaurant at The Santo's Higham Farm

  • Address: Main Road, Higham, Alfreton, DE55 6EH (Map)
  • Cuisine(s): International
  • Avg. Cost Per Head Lunch: N/A, Dinner: £44.00

White Bear, The

  • Address: Main Road, Stretton, nr Alfreton, DE55 6ET (Map)
  • Cuisine(s): French, British
  • Avg. Cost Per Head Lunch: N/A, Dinner: £35.00

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