About Royal Derby Hospital

Outside view of Royal Derby Hospital


The Royal Derby Hospital was officially opened on 1 April 2010, on the site of the former Derby City General Hospital, following a £334 million transformation into the newest hospital in the East Midlands.

The Royal Derby provides state-of-the-art care to around one million patients from Derby and the surrounding areas every year.

Places to eat and drink

Amigo convenience store (Kings Treatment Centre, Level 2)

Serves sandwiches, cold drinks, snacks, confectionary, magazines, newspapers and other essentials.

Monday to Friday, 7am — 5pm


Café Union House Coffee Co (main hospital, Level 5)

Monday to Friday, 8am — 4pm


Costa Amigo Coffee Shop and convenience store (Maternity and Gynaecology, Level 1)

Monday to Friday, 7am — 8pm

Saturday: 7am — 8pm

Sunday: 8am — 7.30pm


Costa Coffee (Main Entrance)

Monday to Friday, 6.30am — 9pm

Saturday to Sunday, 7am — 8.30pm


Delimarche Café (Kings Treatment Centre, Level 2)

Monday to Thursday, 6:30am — 4.30pm

Friday: 6.30am — 3.30pm


Restaurant (main hospital, Level 5)

Monday to Friday, 8am — 4pm

Saturday to Sunday, 9am — 4pm


League of Friends shops and tea bars (opening times may vary)

Adults A&E Tea Bar
Monday to Friday, 9.30am — 3.30pm
Saturday: 8am — 4.30pm
Sunday: 9.30am — 4.30pm

Shop, Level 1 near Entrance 24
Monday to Thursday, 9.30am — 3.30pm
Friday: 9.30am — 2.30pm

Shop, Maternity and Gynaecology, Level 1
Monday to Friday, 9.30am — 5pm
Saturday to Sunday, 11am — 4pm

Oasis Tea Bar, Children's Hospital
Monday: 10am — 2pm
Tuesday to Thursday, 10am — 4pm
Friday: 10am — 2pm


Marks and Spencer (Main Entrance)

  • Monday to Friday, 6.30am — 10pm
  • Saturday to Sunday, 8am — 7pm

 

Subway (main hospital, Level 5)

  • Monday to Sunday: 10am — 10pm