Halls of Derbyshire
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- Address
- Halls of Derbyshire
120-122 North Parade
Matlock DE4 3NS

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About Halls of Derbyshire
Located in Matlock, Halls of Derbyshire is a Fish and Chips restaurant. You will find it at 120-122 North Parade (DE4 3NS). Administratively, the address belongs to Derbyshire Dales in East Midlands. The DE4 postcode district has 41 further listings on UK Rest, shown below.
As a guide, Fish and Chips menus in Britain often include Mushy peas, Battered sausage and Cod and chips, although each kitchen sets its own dishes.
Facilities noted for this venue: limited wheelchair access. The Food Standards Agency register shows a hygiene rating of 5 – very good – dated 28/05/2024.
Services and facilities
- Limited wheelchair access
Food hygiene rating
Food hygiene 5/5 (Very good) – inspected on by Derbyshire Dales. View on the Food Standards Agency website.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Halls of Derbyshire?
Halls of Derbyshire is at 120-122 North Parade, Matlock DE4 3NS. It is in the Derbyshire Dales council area.
What type of food does Halls of Derbyshire serve?
Halls of Derbyshire serves Fish and Chips food.
Is Halls of Derbyshire wheelchair accessible?
According to published information: limited wheelchair access.
What is the food hygiene rating of Halls of Derbyshire?
Halls of Derbyshire has a food hygiene rating of 5 (very good) after an inspection on 28/05/2024, awarded by Derbyshire Dales.
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