Black Rocks Café in Derbyshire Dales

Lovely wood burner with old leather sofas. Low ceiling. Cosy. Food expensive but very tasty. Good beer. Dog made welcome. Looks like have a lovely big area out the back for summer. We will definitely be returning.

Proper pub with cask ale, wood burners and low beamed ceilings. If you're seeking refuge from the wet and cold, there is no better place to be. It's warm, cosy and comfortable, and the owners have always been kind and friendly. In summer there is a garden out front with a few benches and a wonderful view into the valley.

We had lunch here on Saturday after a walk near Millers Dale and Cressbrook. Great pub in a beautiful village. Our food was excellent. Chips were premier league. Hot cobs were delicious and so was the fresh salad. Great beer and first class service from the staff. The pub has a great atmosphere. We will be back. Thank you for a spot-on meal and a great time.

A lovely little cafe, with a nice selection of coffees and fresh soft drinks. Some beautiful dishes on the menu, you can tell the chefs put a lot of care and love into the food. We had the brunch stack and bacon pancakes and both were so yummy. Waitresses were very pleasant, and service was relatively speedy. Will definitely return.

Superb Al fresco breakfast in a lovely courtyard right in the heart of this ancient historic village. Quality of ingredients was superb, the tea was delicious and the environment was delightful. I would heartily recommend