Nestled in the heart of Derby’s thriving Cathedral Quarter, is street Sadler Gate. Steeped in history there are, i’m sure, plenty of stories to tell about one of Derby’s most iconic thoroughfares.
Along the winding street you will immediately notice the Tudor styled frontage of The Old Bell Hotel. Derby’s largest and last surviving coaching inn has played a huge role in city’s past. The grade II listed building was constructed in 1650 and was considered one of the most prestigious coaching inns outside of London. Since its recent renovation it now houses three bars, a steakhouse and a wedding venue. Certainly worth a visit on a night out, or a Sunday Lunch.
Walk a little further along and you’ll see the bright neon sign of BUNK Derby. If chicken and cocktails are your thing then BUNK certainly is. Walk down the long colourfully clad corridor to a leafy neon underworld where you can sip on some beautiful cocktails and munch your way through some seriously tasty wings. Look out for their 2 for 1 on all wings offer.
My favourite street in Derby! Don't forget Blacksmith's Yard!