Grand Caffe in Stockport

Freshly cooked food and excellent service. Would highly recommend this hidden gem in Hazel Grove – easy to miss on London Road but well worth the stop.

I just found this little place next to my house. Really a great surprise. The food is fresh and delicious. Fantastic friendly service. High recommended. The best breakfast in Manchester by far.

Grand Caffe Stockport , is an absolute gem! The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, making it a perfect spot to hang out with friends or enjoy a solo coffee break with a nice meal . The coffee is top-notch. The food options are diverse and delicious, catering to both carnivores and vegetarians alike. I must say, their cakes are heavenly! The staff is friendly and attentive, adding to the overall enjoyable experience. Whether you're a local or a visitor, this cafe is a must-visit if you're in Stockport! Highly recommended!

I have visited this cafe a few times now and each time the food has been delicious and the service friendly and quick. I went today with my daughter who loved the homemade pancake with fruit and Marple syrup. The smoothies are lovely and a good size. Last time I had the vegetarian breakfast which was amazing and different from your average vege breakfast. My husband rated the coffee very highly too. Prices are good and portions very generous. You can tell a lot of love and care goes into the food here. Thanks for a great brunch :-)

First visit to this little Italian-inspired Café. We ate shakshuka and deep fried eggs and shared a piece of carrot and beetroot cake. The shakshuka was delicious with a spicy tomato sauce that was obviously homemade. The deep fried eggs with cavolo nero and potatoes were gorgeous. The yolks were soft and the sourdough was tasty. The cake was made with polenta and was beautiful. Coffee and orange juice were also really nice. We left stuffed and all for under £30. The service was prompt, friendly and personal. A really lovely little place.

Fantastic cafe in Hazel Grove! I’ve been a couple of times now and have been really impressed with the different food I’ve tried from the menu. I was chatting to the chef/owner Annie today (who is lovely and welcoming!), she is Italian and makes amazing cakes, she used to run a patisserie in Italy. The savoury dishes are also delicious and include several Italian plates that you won’t find in other cafes nearby. For example, I had the deep fried egg on cabbage, potato and parmesan, it was brilliant. I’m looking forward to trying the other dishes they have, and the place has a relaxed atmosphere.

This lovely little cafe in hazel grove has it all. Went there yesterday with my friends for some breakfast and it’s safe to say that the food was incredible. Everything is homemade and very good prices. I had the pancakes and tried some of the baguette panini for my friends and honestly can’t say which one is better. The service was quick and amazing. Definitely recommend to everyone and I will be making this my regular spot.