Restaurants in Wirksworth

Woodside Café

Dietary restrictions: Fantastic little bikers stop, they are aware of coeliac disease and have ceramic cups for our cups of tea .. love that personal touch and they didn’t forget when we returned x

The Quarryman

We (a group of 18) stayed in Wirksworth for a weekend of walking in the Peak District and went for a night out at The Quarryman, and what a great night it turned out to be. The landlord and landlady, bar staff and locals were incredibly welcoming and the pub had a great atmosphere and played some great music. Thank you The Quarryman for giving us such a memorable night.

Habibs Cromford fish bar halal

Fantastic chips. Sorry I can't vouch for the fish as I am vegetarian. Habib always seems to be open when I go past, often at the end of a long local walk and the temptation is too great to resist. Always had a good portion of really hot chips.

Le Mistral Wirksworth - French Restaurant

French style bar/bistro in the centre of Wirksworth with good menu choices, specials board and lunchtime offer. Extra seating downstairs. Extensive wine selection. Only real downside was that we struggled to find anywhere to park nearby on a Friday night.Vegetarian options: French restaurants aren't generally the best for vegetarians but Le Mistral has a choice of interesting dishes

Sizzling pig Wirksworth

Love a Yorkshire pudding wrap so had to try this place and glad I did got a pork and stuffing yorkie it was packed full of meat with delious thick gravy was fantastic lots of more on offer like chicken, beef aswell. Would definitely recommend this place.

Sour Cow

The coffee and cake were very nice - home made cake, too - but it took a while to arrive as there was only one member of staff on duty and she seemed a bit stressed trying to do 4 cooked breakfasts plus my coffee order, then a table of 7 turned up so she was struggling. I'm sure that with more staff it would work much better. Definitely would go back, on a future visit to Wirksworth.

Websters Cafe

I live in Wirksworth & have visited at least once a month. Lovely scones ,friendly service. Yes you do wait a little time sometimes but it is a popular place. I took my Grandaughter (11mths) recently, sat outside not to bother anyone but staff was welcoming. Offering to get us a highchair ,asking if we had anything we needed acknowledged grandaugther. The village has a really good place to visit. !

Wheatsheaf Inn

Cafe@NSC

Lovely cafe with lovely views.Good food and staff very helpful.Dogs allowed inside and also plenty of seating outside.Thete is a charge for parking but this education centre is run voluntary so we don't mind paying.Would recommend a visit.