Ashbourne restaurants, Derbyshire

Ashbourne is an ancient market town in the Derbyshire Dales. Famous for its gingerbread and the Shrovetide Football match that is played right through the town, Ashbourne is also ideally located for those looking to visit the Peak District as well as making the most of the picturesque countryside, grand country houses and the surrounding villages and towns.

Ashbourne is renowned for its fantastic array of shops that can be found throughout the town’s medieval streets and clustered around the historic cobbled market place. You’ll find everything from independent boutiques and antique shops to speciality food stores, galleries and gift shops as well as fine restaurants, bistros and cafes.

Many of the restaurants in Ashbourne are housed in the beautiful historic buildings such as those found on Church Street, which is considered to be the finest showing of Georgian houses in Derbyshire. Thanks to the fantastic local connections, locally-sourced produce from across Derbyshire frequents many of the restaurants menus.

Whether you’re visiting family or friends for the weekend or just passing by, you can rest assured that you won’t miss out on any of the fine restaurants available in Ashbourne with Go dine, your local restaurant guide, by your side. Go dine is designed to allow you to browse photos and menus of restaurants in Ashbourne as well as real diner reviews. Once you’ve found a venue that you like the look of, you can even book a table online for free and we’ll do the rest; even sending you text message or email confirmation so you can rest assured that your table will be waiting for you when you arrive.

There’s never been a better time to check out what Ashbourne has to offer so why not explore our other Peak District restaurants for some inspiration.

Did you know? Every Shrove Tuesday and Ash Wednesday, Ashbourne turns into a huge football pitch. The match is a free for all and is played throughout the streets of the town and the goals are three miles apart!