Top Best Italian Restaurants in Wirksworth

"If the name of this Nottingham restaurant doesn’t intrigue you, the lack of an online presence will. Stumble across Sexy Mamma Loves Spaghetti down a cobbled side street in Hockley and you’ll be met with a cosy Italian restaurant (think paper table cloths, flamboyant staff and an ever-changing menu). The counter is filled with Frangelico bottles and groundnut cakes (cooked by Mamma herself) while an Italian radio station plays loudly in the background."

"The cosy Italian restaurant in Heathcoat Street, Hockley is set to serve diners outside but it will not be taking bookings. Owner Edin Gondzic said: "Outdoors will be walk in, first come first served, to start with until we see how it all works. It will be also very much weather permitting.". He's currently unsure about reopening all three venues (Sexy Mamma Love Cicchetti and Botti di Mamma are the others) from April 12."

"The name itself suggests a meal at Sexy Mama Loves Spaghetti will be more than your average bowl of pasta. This restaurant is full of character and boasts a vibrant atmosphere, and better yet it serves authentically delicious pasta, from gnocchi and taglietelle to spaghetti and fusilli. The menu at this Italian restaurant in the Nottingham city centre changes daily."

"Like Burger King, Pizza Hut was kicked out of Merlin's UK theme parks (with the exception of Thorpe Park) several years ago, to be replaced by Pizza Pasta Buffets. Alton Towers’ version features a large amount of indoor seating, and is very popular with families. It offers an all-you-can-eat buffet menu that includes pizzas, pastas, salads and drinks."

"Found opposite the entrance to the Runaway Mine Train, the restaurant serves a buffet of pizza, pasta and salad. That means you can go back for seconds (or even more if your day in the theme park has left you feeling rather peckish)!. There’s also ice cream and a variety of toppings for dessert."

"03/05/2021: The food was excellent and the service was great. The kids pizza was served as half a pizza in a small pizza box. pizzapastasaladpaygarlic"

"Since opening in early 2002, after moving from a small town near Naples, the Lombardi family have never compromised on authenticity. What you will find at Lombardi’s are original Italian dishes cooked by Italians, served by Italians, including what is perhaps the best Bolognese in Derbyshire!"

"2 Sheffield Road, Chesterfield S41 7LL, EnglandReservations, Seating, Waitstaff, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full BarItalian, Pizza, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free OptionsDinner, Late NightHK$63 - HK$243+44 1246 208811"

"Italian Restaurants in Chesterfield2 Sheffield Road, Chesterfield, S41 7LL Tags: Conservatory, Vegetarian Dishes"

"Everyone loves a tasty pizza and you could order yours from Sicily Restaurant tonight. Call them on, 01246 201749. Photo: PHILL MAGAKOE"

"Buxton has 23 acres of pleasure gardens, known as the Pavilion Gardens and featuring sculpted waterways, play areas, a miniature train, and a large, tourist-friendly greenhouse that contains tropical plants."

"© Dave Bevis / Matlock – Hall Leys Park Bandstand / CC BY-SA 2.0. Hall Leys Park is another Matlock attraction that is guaranteed to please the outdoors person in your family. Situated right in the heart of Matlock, the park regularly takes home Green Flag awards for its beauty and cleanliness."

"Hall Leys Park is a picturesque park with a variety of activities including play area, splash pool, skatepark, electric boats and mini railway."

"Free to enter, Buxton Museum and Art Gallery is a modern and well-curated way into the geology, archaeology, art and history of the Peak District."

"The Nottingham Contemporary, situated in Nottingham’s old Lace Market district, is one of the largest contemporary art centres in the UK. The centre is home to an eclectic array of art exhibitions, film screenings and talks from prestigious figures across its 3,000 square metre floor area. There is also an elegant artist-designed café to rest tired feet."

"In 2009, the city opened one of Britain’s largest contemporary art centres. This is set in the Lave Market area, and there’s a small homage to Nottingham’s lace-making heritage in the traditional lace pattern on the facade. The gallery is free to enter and puts on up to five contemporary art exhibitions each year."

"Described as a magnificent 17th-century ducal mansion, Nottingham Castle sits atop cliffs 40m (130ft) high, offering fabulous views of the city. Originally built in 1067 by William the Conqueror and then rebuilt by a series of other kings, Nottingham Castle is embedded in history. Offering a medieval-to-modern British and European art collection, this ancient building has a lot of culture for visitors who wish to take a step back from the energetic city life."

"Once spoken of in the same terms as the Tower of London and Windsor Castle, Nottingham Castle looks over the city from its high sandstone crag known as Castle Rock. As with many strongholds in England the castle was torn down in the wake of the English Civil War to prevent it being re-used. Afterwards Henry Cavendish, the 2nd Duke of Newcastle, built the Baroque Ducal Mansion on the remains and in 1878 the Nottingham Castle Museum opened in this building."