Flask End in Sheffield

Afirma aquí que ya no está abierto, pero definitivamente está abierto, , tenía cebolla roja de queso y tostadas de tomate que conseguiste con una bebida caliente, , deliciosa comida, , encantador personal

Would thoroughly recommend this place I’ve been popping in for 17 years now :) I’m a local :) Nicest workers aswell always kind and helpful!!

Pasé a tomar un café hoy en un gran paseo en bicicleta, tenía muchas ganas de hacerlo. Este costo 5. 10 y el café estaba lleno y, en lugar de ser un blanco mate, se parecía más a leche tibia, una taza de café horrible y una mala relación calidad-precio.

Tuve un agradable paseo por Damflask primera vez con mi propia familia. Lo he sido cuando era un niño hace diez años o más, absolutamente encantador por allí. Pero cuando fuimos al final del matraz (el café de la oficina de correos). Entramos en mi y en mi pareja. Pensamos que era un lugar encantador. Pero el joven miembro del personal masculino nos criticó, su actitud estaba en el piso y se podía decir que realmente no quería estar allí. Lo que hizo que mi familia y yo nos sintiéramos mal acogidos. No recomendaría tener niños en

Gran final para un paseo en un impresionante pueblo inglés por antonomasia. Oficina de correos y salas de té que satisfacen todas las necesidades. Tienen el mejor pan sin gluten que mi socio ha encontrado (comprado en el mercado mensual de la aldea). Ellos hacen en tostadas fabulosas. Vende impresiones de artistas locales. El amable y atento personal que obviamente es un apasionado de su pequeño negocio único.

El lunes, para un café amigable, y la tienda estaba ocupada, dijeron que habían tenido el fin de semana más activo desde que abrió su cafetería a mitad de camino para llamar si caminar alrededor del matraz de la presa puede beber adentro o afuera en el propio espacio del jardín o una taza para llevar y sentarse al otro lado de la carretera cerca del campo de cricket o bolos café encantador y mucha comida en oferta que me resistí pero estoy seguro de que era de buena calidad por la apariencia de que definitivamente llame de nuevo

We've called in here twice today (not our first visit) and the cappuccinos on our first visit were fine, served pretty quickly, and we enjoyed sitting there sipping them before a long walk, in the cosy cafe area. Friendly staff too, and it's great to see such an eclectic mix of stuff in what's clearly a lively community hub - a number of bikers, walkers, cyclists and locals in and out and sitting outside too, on a chilly December Sunday. Lunch, after a delightful walk, was a different matter I'm afraid - and we really wanted the cafe to be a great place to eat. Only white bread for sandwiches and toasties ("we don't get enough call for brown..." - really?!) and the offer of gluten-free bread instead really didn't cut it. So Jenny had a teacake instead - a bit disappointing, thin and a bit dry, with a couple of tiny packs of butter - while I had a jacket potato with cheese and spring onion mayo filling. The potato was lovely and the filling was fine but there just wasn't enough of it. We were so disappointed: little community cafes like this can be great (& the cake selection looked great, but that's not what we needed) but it felt as if the staff hadn't realised they need to up their game. We will come back (for coffees, or to pick up some of the quirky artwork there - there are some interesting MJT prints of local iconic scenes on display which definitely caught our eye) but we won't be having lunch here again I'm afraid unless they can improve the range and quality of their food.

Went in with my wife and a friend. First thing I would say is that the seating area is always clean and tidy, no dirty cups and saucers left on the tables. We ordered coffee's and our friend ordered coffee and a sandwich. Unfortunately, his choice of filling was not available so he ordered an alternative, this the cafe sold out. He asked for a third choice and did get that. I find it strange that a cafe should be out of certain fillings as early as a Tuesday, perhaps they had a very busy weekend and deliveries had not been made. What our friend did eat, he said was fine. Next time we may be more fortunate.

Friendly and perfect for a pre-walk coffee. Small, just a few tables within village shop / post office. Good foodvoffer and very reasonable prices!

great coffee (and tea) light bites and cakes in stunning location. Bike stand, garden to sit in with views of the village green, friendly helpful staff, dogs welcome in separate seating area at the rear of the garden.

Enjoyed a delicious cup of coffee, white cups and saucers. Also enjoyed a freshly made sandwich. Seating inside and out, we sat out as we had a dog with us. \nothing was too much trouble. Will visit again soon.

we popped in here for cake after a long walk round dam flask - brilliant nice little shop and good for a rest as they have a few chairs outside

This lovely space is my favourite place to relax. Lovely food, delicious cakes, interesting mix of fab people and local.

Stopped here with a couple of friends for a snack. We all had varieties of bacon sandwiches, mine was with sausage. They were fantastic, with thick cuts of bacon's and tasty sausages. The coffee is top class the the staff and other people were friendly and chatty. A great place to stop during a walk or just for a coffee!

The picturesque village of Bradfield is justly popular with Sheffielders and tourists, and it is a perfect place in which to refresh yourself after a walk, bike or run in the adjacent countryside. There are a couple of fairly standard pub eateries serving the village, as well as two cafes. One of the cafes - Flask End - is excellent value for money. On my last visit, I rounded off a 9 mile run with a drink of Boveril and a ham & cheese toastie, and it knocked me back a mere £3:50; and both drink and sarnie were really tasty - the latter served with a slice of off-the-bone ham. The cafe is small and is part of a post-office: there are just a few tables inside and outside, all of which adds to the cosy atmosphere. The staff are a genuine and friendly welcome personified.

very friendly and obliging staff, made 10 cups of tea for us in less than 10 minutes! triple chocolate cake was delicious, a decent sized portion and very reasonable prices! will definitely return

Not just the village general store and post office, this little gem is a café too. Tea, coffee, sandwiches, cakes and other hot snacks served by a very pleasant and friendly lady. Even had the company and conversation of a local villager. Really nice place to rest awhile after a days walking the Bradfield Dale and reservoirs area. Recommended.

Got hot choc and it was a big watery, there was an ok bacon sandwich but I was slightly put off by staff who could have been a lot more cheerful and pleasant.

Flask End shop, post office and cafe is a very convenient spot for tea and cakes after a walk to or from Bradfield

This absolute gem of a place is a post office, village store and tearoom. The lady who runs it is super friendly and bends over backwards to help in any way she can. So friendly and accommodating and the buns are delicious.

This is a lovely little café in the heart of Bradfield. This place has a real community hub feeling to it. The coffee and cake is a nice treat after a nice walk around Bradfield.

We stayed at the cottage behind the post office for valentines weekend and loved it. It's a really good size with 2 bedrooms and the bathroom downstairs, and a big kitchen, dining room lounge upstairs. The log burner is easy to use and incredibly warm. The kitchen is great with unexpected features such as a wok burner. Bradfield is a lovely quaint small village. In the day there's lots of walks to do plus the post office and the school rooms (cafe farm shop) for coffee needs. At night there's one pub in lower bradfield and one in upper bradfield. I prefer the later called the old horns. It's fantastic. Huge quality barginous meals, great ales and wonderful views. I've even seen Morris dancers in the carpark before. This cottage is perfect for a couple or a family, or even 2 couples! You must walk round dam flask water - takes about an hour. And if it's cricket season you have to watch the active cricket team while having an ice cream from the van or a loose leaf tea from the post office. Overall a quite peaceful village with lovely walks and very friendly and helpful villagers (they helped out when our car wouldn't start). I recommend liking Flask End on Facebook to be kept up to date with what wonderful cakes they have each week, very local weather reports, plus pictures of their lovely customers.

We spent 3 nights here to explore the local area. Lovely village and location.Well equipped holiday cottage for a self catering break but could do with some TLC and a good clean.