Everythings Rosy Interiors Vintage Tea Rooms in High Peak

A great choice of snacks and cakes with good service by very pleasant and very helpful staff. Would recommend!

Very pleasant and helpful staff...great cakes on offer and good service. Recommend!

Popped here for a quick cuppa. Can't rave about it, but have no real complaints either. Loads of tea in a teapot, but chocolate brownie was a tad dry. Try it out for yourself. Sorry, can't be more helpful, but it's not that big a deal to write a longer review.

popped into Buxton and decided to grab a bite to eat, decided on the tea rooms and so glad we did. I was with my mum, dad and 2 year old daughter! We had breakfast! The coffee was lovely, I had a vanilla latte! My dad had a cappuccino, he commented how lovely it was too (we are coffee snobs admittedly and very picky)! Oatcakes were lovely, little one had porridge and a teacake! Bread was good, not plastic and from a local bakery! The girls who ran the place were so friendly and welcoming! A true gem in the heart of Buxton! Thanks for having us

Looking for a cuppa after the pandemic it was found in this great family run tea room. Staff are welcoming with a smile in what is a demanding role and customer facing. The team works hard and customer service is fantastic in a fast sales environment with demanding and sometimes intolerant customers. As I only eat cake at Christmas as I have to look after my outstanding physic I can recommend it to any future customers. You can also eat cake all year round if you wish. If you are looking for Unbuntu this tea room has it in buckets. Keep at it folks from the Christmas tipper. Steve SP Partridge DipSales, MA Sales Management

Stopped for coffee and cake whilst visiting recently. Helpful staff and lovely home made cakes. Would recommend

Music was a little on the loud side. The Earl Grey tea was good, not much milk in the jug for two people having pots of tea. The butter with the tea cake looked a bit like Margerine. The food was ok but just a little basic as mentioned in other reviews. An average experience which with a few tweaks could be made better.

Went here 26th January 2023, Just had a snack , But boy was it worth it...didn't want fancy coffee and thankfully they had filter coffee, My hubby had tea and a good cuppa it was too he said. I had the best piece of Homemade Coffee Cake I've ever had it was amazing. And hubby had a toasted teacake that was actually toasted ,As so many places don't even toast them but barely show them the grill 🤣. Really impressed with this cafe ...well done ladies.

Visited this lovely Tearoom today. The carrot & coriander soup was delicious accompanied by the cheese scone and mango chutney which was so scrummy. The lady that served us was just lovely and apologised for the rain 😊

A poor slow unfriendly service. The menu was. uninspiring The food was overpriced with undersized portions of basic quality

Was welcomed inside, shown to a table, then nothing! Couple at the side of us gave their order to the young lad and another table cleared, still nothing for us. After 25 mins went to investigate what was happening, to be told they'd stopped serving! (Why seat us?) Someone reluctantly took our order and it was served quickly enough, but waitress apologised for the confusion then went on to add that they had actually stopped serving food, great way to make you feel welcome! Food was very basic for the price, didn't look particularly appealing but tasted good none the less. Will find alternative food premises next time

We stumbled across this little cafe within a shop, when visiting Buxton. It's just my sort of place, cosy and quirky. I tried my first ever Derbyshire Oatcake with ham and cheese which was delicious (although the presentation was a bit basic...but we'll call it retro since it's a vintage shop!)

Fabulous very well cafe staff food service 5 stars always come here clean nice place definitely recommend

Terrible service, very slow, useless, too many girls doing nothing. Food- edible. Nothing else Was over-charged. Had to check my order and correct it. Do not bother going unless you are happy with rubbish service and food and are happy to pay over the odds for your food.

Lovely friendly Tea Rooms, great music. We visit every week and haven't been dissapointed yet.

We came to Buxton to visit friends for the weekend. We had a piece of cake and tea with this establishment yesterday. They informed us at 3pm that the kitchen was closed and they were just serving cakes. We happily accepted this and placed our order. Cakes came but no tea. The waiter did correct this when he realised one of the main parts of our order was missing. We happily accept that mistakes happen. We then returned to this cafe again today as it is central and we just wanted a sandwich and tea. Unfortunately a mistake was made again with the order, one sandwich was not correct out of the 4 we ordered. By the time they had corrected my Mums simple cheese and tomato toastie, the other 3 in our party had finished our sandwiches and my Mum’s drink had gone cold. We did get an apology but this was all. I politely queried how they were going to compensate us for the long delay and mistake. My Mum had to wait an extra 15 minutes for her food and even when it came the actual tomatoes were not even warm. Another lady came to just apologise and made one of the most pathetic and utterly redicious claims I have ever heard in a food establishment. “I made a mistake but you have to understand in the current climate, we are very short staffed and it’s very hard for us all”. They had 4 staff and only 5 tables! I explained I was not satisfied and this was just unacceptable. The waitress then added “We won’t be giving you anything, she has her food now. Sorry but in the current climate it’s just how it is”. Utterly disgraceful service! Her manner was very rude and blaming covid for her inability to read an order and then her inability to talk to us in a reasonable manner when querying the mistake is quite frankly abysmal. When I paid the £35 bill for 2 pots of tea and 4 very mediocre sandwiches, one of which was brought 15 minutes later than the other 3, I simply said; “I was very disappointed by how you handled the situation earlier”. The waitress became very confrontational and rude. I re-itterated how rude she was being. “I’m not rude I’ve worked here for 10 years” was her response. Please don’t waste your time visiting here. This staff member needs customer service training urgently.

I’ve been here a few times now, beautifully decorated, lovely and clean. It’s dog friendly and the staff are so lovely and helpful. The gift shop is stunning and the cakes, food and drink were so tasty! I would definitely come back!! What a beautiful place!

Every piece of furniture restored

Walked around Buxton trying to find somewhere that did more than chips that are safe for a coeliac and dairy free. No joy until I walked through the doors of this amazing tea rooms. Met by very friendly staff that were ready to help me....

Called for a quick coffee and a sandwich. We wanted to avoid the usual chains and shop local. Aurprised by the mixed reviews as we had no complaints. After all this is a small tearoom not a Michelin star restaurant. Clean and tidy with friendly...

A busy Sunday afternoon in Buxton as it was the Well Queen day. We queued up as the outside tables were in dappled sunlight and the name of the cafe was appealing. The ordered tea was good but dirty cups smeared in lipstick? The salad...

Visited here on 2 September, cafe was busy which we took as a good sign. we took a seat outside asking to be moved inside if a table became available (it did and the waitress had forgotten) we moved inside after asking for a second...

We went for a day out and came across this cafe/shop. We had a sandwich and coffee. Food good and lovely staff. Very under staffed though as long waiting times but overall a nice place for lunch. I bought a climbing man from the shop and I'm very pleased with it.

Good choice of food. Had to wait for a while for food. Couple next to us had there order forgotten. Seemed to be very chaotic with one boss constantly telling others what to do in a very small space. The toilet was out of order.

Disappointing. Lots of items on the menu unavailable. Staff unsure of what was available. The table we were offered hadn’t been cleaned very well. Friendly staff but more training required. Dog friendly

we stopped here on a visit to buxton and wanted to try a local independent cafe and found this one. the staff were friendly and helpful, and the food was lovely. I had the derbyshire oatcakes which i was highly recommend to anyone dining here,...

Wonderful little independent tea room just off the main drag of Buxton shops. The youth of today often get a bad press but the three young ladies who we saw working here had brilliant interpersonal skills and were extremely efficient. We only stopped for a...

Really wanted an ice cream milk shake for my disabled daughter, explained to the young server to bring it before my order because I have to give the drink, but anyway my coffee came along with my panini, waited a long time and prompted them...

Unfortunately our experience here was not good. The waitress lost our order - after sitting for half an hour and seeing others being served who arrived after us we asked what the problem was. The waitress apologised and retook our order but it still took...

We made an impromptu visit whilst travelling home through Buxton. The food we had was really nice and the staff friendly. It was a bonus that we could bring our dog inside with us. We would definitely return on another visit to Buxton.

Nice food. We had cheese and bacon oatcake and fish finger sandwich. Staff were nice. Only down side was the traffic on side street where we were sat and food took quite a while to come. I would visit again though.

We stopped here for a quick lunch while visiting Buxton. Warm welcome and nice interior although at the time of our visit it seemed a little chaotic as there were a couple of ladies unpacking stock and/or getting orders ready to post out, made the...

Went here today for lunch with my Mum and Dad. Good COVID-19 prevention measures in place such as QR code check-in and table service. I had the cheese & mango chutney sandwich and a bakewell slice which were both lovely! Friendly and professional service too....

This quirky little place saved us from the rain on Monday. How delighted we were to spy “dog friendly” on their sign! Thank you! The savoury food was ok. The milkshakes and cakes were better.

For a quick bite to eat is OK food choices Ltd but we are in COVID-19. The service was OK but the a bit pricey.It was clean and service quick, didn't feel rushed and there are plenty of querky talking pieces when you sit in as everything you see has a price tag ie for sale. It's not top of my list but would go again if I was back in Buxton.

Looks promising from the outside, but the food is rather dreadful. The Flat White was allegedly 2 shots, but tasted like Nescafé with hot milk. Bacon looked and tasted microwaved. Cinnamon toast was pure granulated sugar, not dissolved, and unpleasant. Do not be fooled! Walk on....

My daughter (8) liked the look of this tea shop, so we have it a go. We all loved it. Great service, amazing cakes and sandwiches. And my daughter (who only really eats cheese scones) loved her cheese scone.

Had pancakes, if you don’t know how to make pancakes don’t put it on your menu! They were very dry. Bacon sandwich was equally poor. No condiments offered. Coffee was very weak. How has this place got any good reviews?!

Called up to Buxton 2 weeks after cafes could reopen and were looking for a place for lunch when we spotted this cafe. Friendly service, limited menu as to be expected at the moment but tasty sandwiches. Good social distancing and very clean

Quick pit (yes, PIT) stop for 3 motorcyclists. Good quality drinks from double shot coffee to mint tea (forgive him, he’s from London) Excellent bacon butty and toasted tea cakes. Friendly staff, all very enjoyable. Will visit again. Support the Independent Businesses!!👍

Friendly staff. But, the service is a little slow, the drinks are weak. The food is fine. Not terrible, but would not return.

Service was poor ,sandwich was poor side salad ,a bit of lettuce 2 ends of tomato and thin slice of cucumber not worth the money ,the other order never came said they didn’t have the what we ordered brought wrong drinks ,got our money back . Some staff wore masks gloves some didn’t bother at all .Didn’t disinfect tables or chairs not good enough considering there’s a pandemic. Will not be going back there again

Visited Saturday afternoon , not particularly busy , ordered a latte and a brownie from small serving area , service very slow 20 minutes for order to arrive.. The brownie was dry and very hard and the latte very weak.. No further attentive service throughout the duration of my time spent there not so much as a thank you or goodbye as I was leaving. Better places to visit in Buxton with friendlier service.

Friendly attentive service, coffee was nice. Nice little tea room with vintage feel. Worth returning...

This place is great, as it looks like a normal shop from the outside but when you get there's plenty of goods to look at and Buy the food is great too.

Looks quaint from the outside. But the most important part, the food and drink, was very much lacking. For the price, the full breakfast was quite small, and the taste was bland. The coffee that came with the breakfast was as weak as I've had.The toilet facilities weren't great either.Staff were friendly enough but, we wished we'd gone elsewhere, to be honest.

Lunch today,we ordered 3 toasties plus tea, coffee and hot chocolate. Food was ok once it arrived but took 20 minutes. Had to reorder the coffee. Unless you have loads of time not the best choice for lunch on a Saturday.

Visited the tearoom today for lunch. Choice on the menu was good. Nice that you could help yourself to fresh tap water.Upon our arrival, most of the tables were covered in empty plates. We chose a table, which was cleared promptly but no sanitising spray or wiping.Lunch arrived which was ok. When my coffee arrived it was carried out with the waiter gripping the rim of the cup which to be truthful, in this day and age, is rather off putting!Brownie was extremely dry and hard.

Excellent lunch again, very friendly staff, good surroundings. Food served very prompt and well presented. Will be going again.

Lovely tea room and shop, gorgeous gifs. Stopped for dinner which was a toastie and was delicious, tea in proper China aswell will visit again..x

We called here for a cream tea. Sat outside because it was a lovely day. The Table was wobbling around all over the place almost spilling our tea, this is because the ground outside is not very flat. Anyway despite this we were enjoying our tea and scones, which were ok.Then a dog, that I think belonged to the cafe and was walking free outside the cafe, came up to a small concrete square block that was next to our table. The dog urinated down two sides of the block. Not really what you want on a nice sunny day while you are enjoying your food and drink. After a few moments, the smell of dog urine was so strong that we had to get up and leave without finishing.Shame really, it seemed a nice place, but our visit was pretty bad.

It was pouring with rain so we popped into the nearest place to where we had walked.The previous day the outside seating looked good - today even the inside seemed a little chilly. Lots of bric-a-brac and shabby chic to entertain us whilst we waited for our scrambled eggs on toast - a lot more toast than scrambled eggs. The coffee wasn't bad, the service was a little underwhelming.Maybe we'd better wait for a sunnier day - or sunnier disposition. There's a lot of competition around..

We stopped into the tea rooms for a cake and drinks. The cakes were good, flapjack was lovely and the chocolate brownie was ok though quite hard.

Lunch was tasty and the service was good. It was a nice place to sit with interesting bits and pieces for sale dotted around the place. We did think that it was a little on the pricey side.

The staff consisted of several teenagers who didn't know much about customer service. Our order, just tea & cake, took ages to arrive & I'm not sure I got the blend I ordered because she blurted out three types of tea & I'm not sure my partner & I got the right one.

Went for coffee and cake on a Sunday afternoon. Service was very slow considering there was only us in there. Latte was ok if it hadn't been slopped all over the napkins. Young waitress then left us with the soggy napkins instead of replacing them. The Victoria Sponge cake was nice what there was of it. Two of the most miniscule pieces of cake you have ever seen. £12.50. We live locally. Would we return - never. Would we recommend- no.

Overall an amazing experience. I've been a couple of times as I've been in the area. The food is lovely and the scones are to die for. The cafe is run mostly by wonderful students who are always happy to help. The shabby chic furniture helps to add a cute quaint atmosphere. The dogs is lovely and plasid, I would recommend this cafe to anyone passing through Buxton.

Popped in for a quick cup of tea. Served outside with china tea pot , cups and saucers as tea should be . Served within minutes of arriving . If we had not been having lunch later we would most certainly have some of the home made cakes which smelt absolutely scrumptious. Definitely next time and will certainly call again on our next visit and sample more of the delights they have to offer . Well done guys .

Visited vintage tea rooms and sat outside. Ordered drinks, toastie and soup. On ordering, the lady couldn’t thank me as I paid which was my first bug bear. After over 25mins I had to go in and ask where my order was as I needed to get back to my car (tea rooms weren’t busy), no apology for the wait....2nd issue. Toastie arrived burnt and lacking filling.....had to then ask where the soup was. Soup finally arrived and was luke warm. Didn’t have time to complain, had to get to car before ticket ran out.

A charming place , nice food reasonably priced . Very nice staff . They got the food orders mixed up and it was chaos at times but it did not really spoilt it .... maybe even added to the charm

My mother and myself visited. They cram in the tables so my mother had to leave her disability stroller far from where we sat. When I went to the counter five minutes later it was gone. I thought it'd been stolen but, after asking around, the staff said they'd put it downstairs in the cellar. OK, but it'd been nice if they'd told us. That's just basic courtesy and tells you a lot about the staff and their attitude.

I came with my family and it was lovely! All the staff were very friendly and the red velvet cake was to die for! Definitely returning very soo! 🥮🍩🍪🍮🍰☕️☕️☕️

A quite unique place. I’ve beef there only twice and enjoyed that. Today had a slice of carrot cake and it was delicious! One may argue about coffee as I found it weak but surprisingly it went well with the cake. Maybe you can ask for stronger cup when you order.

Terrible service terrible food and terrible coffee

Just wanted a snack lunch whilst visiting friends. It was a fairly busy day, there were a few vacant tables still full of dirty pots. We sat down, chose from the menu then ordered at the counter. Eventually our dirty pots were removed. Another girl brought the drinks on a tray. We asked if the table could be wiped before she gave us our drinks. She disappeared and brought a dry disposable hand towel and gave the table a token gesture of a wipe, (no sanitizing spray in sight). With a still sticky table we got our drinks. One of the coffees was barely half a small tea cup and our pot of tea for two was more suited as a pot of tea for one. Toasted sandwiches were barely warm.

It was a cold damp day and we wandered into these Vintage Tea Rooms and what a lovely surprise. A friendly welcome, lovely cakes and the biggest pot of tea for 2 we have ever had. Lovely china cups and saucers, cute table coverings and lovely surroundings.

Visited today with the wife and my 2 small children. The cafe forms part of the shop so has some stunning artwork around the cafe area which is also for sale.

Called in for a brew this afternoon. Ordered 2 filter coffees. They arrivein very small cups and the coffee was very weak. Have had much better coffee for the same price else where.

Friendly tea room, good food and amazing cakes and scones.

Spent 70 mins waiting for our very small breakfasts, scrambled egg had eggshells.

Stopped in Buxton after a day walking around Goyt Valley. Cappuccino was good and brownie was yummy.....and big!

We stumbled across this place for lunch whilst exploring Buxton and and were pleased that we did! There was a fairly large range of options on the lunch menu and the portion sizes of sandwiches and panini's (with crisps and salad on the side) were very filling! The staff were very friendly and there was a cosy atmosphere in the tea room. We would definitely eat here again if in Buxton.

3.25 or so for a slice of cake which is fairly expensive. However I proceeded and to my displeasure I was 99% sure it was a Betty Crocker chocolate fudge cake box mix as I frequently bake with my children. Dissapointed to say the least. Staff seemed rude and the cafe was very cramped. Save your money and go elsewhere.

Really nice toastie and coffee here. Service was speedy and everything was nice. Brilliant wide windows for people watching.

Lunch times are busy, but worth the wait. Old fashioned but so clean and you can remanise about old pottery etc found in use. Large choice of menu and good portions. Caters for all tastes.

Everything Rosy in Buxton is well worth a visit, I have lunch here whenever I visit Buxton, the staff are extremely friendly, the food is lush and very reasonably priced. They also have a small vintage shop which stocks beautiful items for the home, I could easily spend a small fortune.

What not to like! Great funky house type shop with lots of outside seating! Good coffee and very refreshing ginger beer! Why visit chains with independents like this. Excellent staff!

Popped in for afternoon tea on a very hot Sunday. Warm fruit scone/clotted cream/raspberry jam with breakfast tea went down well. Bakewell tart went down well but my wife was not over impressed with the gluten free fruit cake.

Overpriced and very very slow service.

Nice cozy tea room but staffed by several young people who had little idea how to run a cafe. They looked willing but just no idea what they were doing. No senior person around to give guidance. Several people left without getting food. Some asked for refund when it arrived. Tables took 30 min to get cleared. Not even that busy for a sunny BH Saturday. Shame really.

Searching for a new lunch venue after our favourite Buxton tea room closed. We thought we'd try here for a quick lunch. There was one table eating already and a couple served before us, as well as the owner who was sat having lunch outside. Not exactly busy. They didn't have what we selected from the menu so we chose an alternative. A toasted sandwich and panini. Half an hour later still no sign of our food. Our cold drinks arrived with kids plastic straws.....we're a fair bit over 18!

A little gem of a cafe, just off the main street, some of the most pleasant weekend staff in all the cafes in Buxton. It sells furniture too.

Went for afternoon tea and wasn't dissapointed, i ordered the cheese scone and the fruit scone cream tea, my girlfriend ordered bakewell tart and the rosehip tea.

We went into the cafe as it looked olde worlde from the outside. My partner had a cream tea, but she was slightly disappointed with the scone and the quality. I had coffee and walnut cake, which was mediocre and the bottom wasn't burnt, but was very over cooked and dry. The thing that really put me off was the stench from the toilet downstairs. At first I thought someone had been in before me, but on closer inspection noticed a macerator at the back of the toilet. I assume from the smell that it was leaking and had been doing for some time. . In addition, most of the service was carried out by a young woman on her own, while an older women seemed to spend all her time on her mobile phone.

We didn't know the town and were simply looking for a drink and snack on a gloomy winter day, where dogs were welcome. What a find! Just read a couple of the poor reviews and they have come as a bit of a shock. The staff were brilliant. Very friendly and served us quickly, even though it was quite busy. We just had cream tea and cinnamon toast but very nice... fresh and home made. We had a huge amount of tea, served in gorgeous china cups and pot. We thought the cream tea was very good value. Highly recommended.

We decided to visit this place yesterday as we wanted a coffee and a snack and decided to avoid the 2 national coffee house chains on the high street and give this cafe a go.

Visited on a dreary Sunday lunchtime. The staff matched the weather. Three waitresses just leaning about in the kitchen. Would have expected table service, no. The cafe was empty at this point, we were the only customers. Had to stand and give order, also waitress asked us to come nearer so she could here us, what. No chance to look at the menu. Had the tomato soup which was served with a piece of sliced bread. The soup was very tasty although could have been hotter. Also had two 'small' coffees and a slice of cake. The staff were not interactive as stayed in their kitchen lair. Pleasant, interssting surroundings.

A cafe with added trip back in time - Staff Lovely and helpful. Only had a coffee and cake but both very nice

Great breakfast for 10 people, excellent service, good old fashioned surroundings, good hearty breakfast to set you up for the day.

I went into this shop to buy an ice cream and cake to take away - Its been a while since I've had such a rude experience - the ice cream advertised wasn't available and the waitress was rude and dismissive - then when I requested a piece of cake to take away - through the middle of a conversation which was consistently interrupted by a colleague - trying to identify a customer whose food she had just left lying around - I was party to a conversation which went along the lines of - how much do we charge - oh 2 pounds - then turning to me - oh I'm going to charge you £2.50 - I was quite shocked and just wanted to get out of there. So beware - prices are flexible depending on who you are and don't expect and quantity of service - I wasn't offered a receipt either......

Lovely food, reasonably priced. Good children's portions and offers vegetarian dishes . Only one small toilet facility down steep stairs but clean

Lovely food and cream teas beautifully presented but the shop goods were a little pricey.

Slow service, order came out wrong for my wife so had to wait ages and my hot toastie, when it finally comes is nearly stone cold!

Visited this Beautiful shop Saturday 29th 2017 , what a fantastic Place so many wonderful things to c . Lots of furniture been restored to a high standard and a basement to look around in , it's amazing . Staff really friendly go out of there way to help , lovely cafe as well in the shop . YES if your in Buxton it is definitely worth a visit and who knows what you will come away with . Thank you to the staff who helped me they were lovely and extremely helpful I adore my Laura Ashley bedding box

Personal and friendly service. Interesting location I had a sandwich very full and accompanied by salad. Nice chunky bread. The toilet is a bit basic. They've done the best but it us in the cellar

Had beans on toast having driven for several hours - just what we needed! Good varied menu and lots of antiquities!

Stopped here for a cream tea and would give it a 10 out of 10. Delicious scone, proper clotted cream and offered a choice of jams. Tea served in china cups and with extra hot water. I will definitely be returning and would recommend to all

Called in for a cream tea, waited half an hour and we walked out.

Admittedly we ordered the breakfast before seeing the menu, but asked about what items were on there and it sounded lovely.

Went for lunch with my mum and sister and we loved it , food was great we had soup and cheese scones they were fab. Great selection of cakes. Loved all the furniture and bits and pieces. So pleased we found it.