Peak District Parlour

Visited on Monday hoping for a filling breakfast, left dissatisfied. Place was dated, not even full but staff seemed overwhelmed, fridges and displays empty, drinks needed shaking up before drinking. Went for one of the specials: oatcake more like a burnt pancake) with burnt) bacon and overly burnt and depressed) mushrooms with withering salad and stale coleslaw. Upset because food looks nice on people’s pics maybe I ordered the wrong thing : ordered iced coffee which was just 80% foam in a tall glass and plain coffee. Was tempted to complain but just wanted to leave after that depressing meal. Only good thing was the guy serving who cleared table for us to sit upstairs away from heat.

I visited this cafe last weekend with friends. I had the winter vegetable soup. This was really horrible . The consistently was like heavy paste, the colour was a mucky brown and the taste was simply disgusting. I would have complained on the day but i wasn't feeling too well hence decision to have soup and something warming [well it wasn't even hot] , I make soup and this was unidentifiable as soup. I gave it 2 stars instead of 0 as the young boy who served us was lovely .

Nice small cafe attached to a bakers shop. Variety of teas, coffees and cold drinks. Selection of scones and cakes together with pies, pasties and a selection of meals. Nice friendly staff Well worth a visit if you are in the area and want a drink and something to eat.

A terrific little find, very friendly staff, great choice of meals, cakes and drinks

Great spot and friendly team. Food was excellent and very good value.