The Plough Inn, Derby

The Plough Inn is a decent looking pub that is situated fairly close to East Midlands airport in the village of Diseworth. Once inside the pub has been opened out and extended since my first visit here back in 1984 when the pub was a Bass tied house. The main bar area is an irregular shape with normal tables and chairs,there is a small room to the front left which is down a couple of steps,this room had a cosy feel to it,there is a dining area to the rear which is in the new extension,this has been done out quite nicely with a beamed ceiling to match the rest of the pub. There were five real ales on the bar,i had a drink of Pedigree which was a nice drink,the other beers were Bass,Theakston Lightfoot,Old Speckled Hen and GK Abbot. There is a garden to the rear with tables and chairs. The pub was very busy on our Friday evening visit with both drinkers and diners. This is an upmarket pub with customers to match,but we were happy enough having a couple of drinks here. Pub first visited 17/3/1984 Recent visit 3/5/2013