Grasshopper Cafe in High Peak

Food was OK. The menu is quite limited, especially for breakfast, and it's expensive - £6 for a small bacon roll (no additions available eg. Sausage, egg etc) and £6.50 for granola and yoghurt. I think there are better cafés in the area.

Lured here by my sister with the promise of cake and tea after a “Gentle Stroll” (spoiler alert: it was neither gentle nor a stroll)! Soothed the trauma with extraordinarily generous portions for lunch and a great choice of cakes. It was so good we came back the next day to buy some Bakewell Slices to take home with us!

Great spot for lunch. We have 2 amazing gluten free toasted sandwiches, best gluten free toasties we’ve ever had. Fully aware of allergens and cross contamination. Can’t wait to visit again

Yes, very nice, very good, very pleasant. Food and drink all very acceptable. For the price I would perhaps have expected a bit more bang for my buck as it were -- perhaps a ciabatta rather than two slices of bread for the sandwich, but all very nice, and good friendly service plus clean toilets. Puzzled the door was wide open on a not very warm day. But all in all very pleasant.

We found this lovely little cafe in Hope whilst on holiday, our little dog loved it, dragging me in!! I didn't mind, as the staff were helpful and friendly, they served great coffee and food Would thourghly recommend

Very strange menu. Trying to emulate a New York diner - but missing! Good coffee but my toasted Brooklyn sandwich seemed to have been left to get cold and then reheated just before serving. My partner's mushrooms in mustard sauce were large field mushrooms with a sauce which had been dribbled on after cooking. Oh and they were nearly cold. It's in a great spot opposite the village car park and the guy is trying hard but he would do better just to keep it simple.

Great location on the high street of Hope. Very welcoming to wet walkers and dogs. Even had coat pegs. Has nice toilets as well. Good variety of food and excellent coffee/hot chocolate. Staff very hard working. Thoroughly recommend.

Ordered for onion bhaji sandwich. £9 a piece. Really uncooked onion bhaji. Had to throw away onion bhaji and ate bread. The staff offered to refund some amount, but i had not paid the amount so though it wd b perhaps £3-4 so didnt bothered to ask for refund. Later i learnt it was £9 and i really felt i must write this review. Whoever is going to order onion bhaji. PLZ DONT! Had i was been aware of the price of £9.00 per sandwich i wd have asked for 100% refund on both sandwiches. Its not the amount paid but the feeling f disappointment is almost like getting cheated when bad food is served. What is surprising is the staff mentioned, no one reported that before! I am not sure if people really like that raw taste of uncooked onion bhaji, or people who ordered that dish before, hv no idea of what is real taste of onion bhaji is. Overall - very very disappointed

Four of us came here for an informal lunch - and a good one too. It’s a popular place but we found a big table with a couple of minutes - it was Sunday lunchtime so we did well. Excellent choices on the menu: two of the party had mushrooms on sourdough which were delicious and substantial. I wanted to try the Kim-Cheese toastie but this inspired option had been so popular that they’d run out of kimchi: it was still tasty, and still had the wasabi edge as promised. We must try it at home :) A great little place, reasonably priced, with dead friendly staff: we’ll undoubtedly be back.

Fantastic lunch on a very cold day. Amazing sweet potato and carrot soup (with a nice touch of spice) plus a great toastie

Lovely place in the middle of Hope. Pot of tea for two and a bacon buttie each. Provided with sourdough instead of the bread on the menu - nice touch. Nice decor. Could accommodate both large and small groups. Swift service.

Ideal cafe for cyclists in the Hope valley. Great rear seating area with wall and ground bike racks. Lovely coffee and (gf) cake and tray bakes. Also a barista with an amazing memory - remembered I have my coffee 'extra hot' from 3 weeks ago! Spotless toilets. Highly recommended.

There are four cafes in Hope so this was the one we tried first. Seating is functional, probably well suited to cyclists. Coffee was small but well made and tasty. Lovely smells coming out of kitchen and food menu looks good. Nice toilet.

After a long hike we were ready for a sit down and a cuppa! We were tempted by the sourdough toasties and very tasty they were too. It was a good cup of tea as well. Staff very friendly and attentive.

Beautiful gluten free cheese on toast! Such a change from ‘we have brownies?’ Speaking as a type 1 diabetic and a coeliac, it’s difficult to find something suitable. The staff here are very knowledgable and friendly so I felt completely confident in their understanding. I didn’t have a cake but it was nice to see they had unusual options for gluten free. Good value to have an enormous plate of cheese on toast with a lovely salad. Thank you 😉

Stopped off here in the middle of a Peaks walk for a good snack. Staff were so friendly (as was Cooper the cat), food was brilliant quality and coffees made with skill. Worth every penny! Inside was lovely and cozy. We ate outside as the weather was sunny and warm, and the garden captures that well. Will hopefully return to try more off the menu!

Called in to cheer up a miserable weekend at work while the sun was shining. Great buttie, great cake and a perfect flat white👌 the staff are all total babes too. Will be back more often!

Somewhere on this planet is the man who created Brian’s cheese and chutney sandwich and gifted the recipe to this lovely cafe in the rather unprepossessing village of Hope in the Derbyshire Peak District. We stumbled on the cafe while killing time between bus (every two hours) and train (one per hour). Thank you Brian. Your sandwich was so delicious we ended up missing the train. Dried flowers hung round the place, cute wooden tables, homemade cake, good service from surprisingly hipster staff.

Brilliant place for breakfast and lunch. Coffee is fantastic and the food is really tasty, lovely toasted sandwiches. Really good to call in during a walk or bike ride.

On a snowy wet day we were very grateful and subsequently delighted to find this cafe. Great home made soup and cake and wonderful coffee. The Manager was equally delightful and very welcoming We will return when the weather is a bit warmer and drier.

Had an early lunch here. The coffee was amazing, the staff fantastic and friendly, and the food great. (I had a toastie). A nice place with friendly atmosphere. Would visit again.

Rarely does an eatery exceed my expectations. but the Grasshopper did.The charming young ladies who run it offered excellent service...even to our dog! The soup and sandwich were of exceptional quality in taste, presentation and portion size.The place is rustic yet cozy, and creatively and aristically decorated. Had some lovely food during our time in Hope and Edale but this was the best.

We were very disappointed with the sandwiches. They were extremely greasy and tasted like they'd been deep fried. We were expecting grilled sandwiches not fried bread. The cake also tasted dry and not fresh.

We dropped in here for a quick coffee and a light lunch. We ordered a nduja and cheese toastie from the short but poetising menu. We ordered it to share and it came divided to two plates. Great quality sourdough, very fresh. Lovely tasty mature cheese and the spicy nduja gave it a real kick. The coffee was good and strong, the atmosphere very pleasant. Lovely little cafe thank you.

Always remembered this as Woodbine Cottage Cafe,which was perfect for a toasted tea cake and a brew,at very reasonable prices.So called in here thinking this would still be available,but not the case,so ordered a toastie which I thought would come with at least abit of side salad or crisps for the price…£6.50.I ordered Brian’s chutney and when it arrived it was just a small two sliced very very well done,cheese and chutney toasted sandwich,with no garnish and very poor presentation.My husband and daughter had bacon sandwiches which looked very nice.Overall we had three sandwiches,two coffees and a can of coke and two pieces of cake and came to the overall grand total of £38.00 !! In my opinion quite an expensive lunchtime snack,especially as you had to order everything off the app,which is ok if you have a mobile phone with you,and pay that way too,a very impersonal,way of making money without having to do it the normal way,and serve people.Overall the food was average,prices, (for what you got),above average,and the way of ordering and the service below average.I don’t like having to leave negative reviews,but I felt very disappointed,and the ordering system really needs to change,people want the personal touch when they go out,it’s no longer necessary to carry on the COVID way.

The Bahji toastie is to die for. The bacon roll is the best I've had. The coffee is divine. Great place to stop for a fuel up!

Went on a busy afternoon for takeaway toasties and drinks. The staff were super helpful and friendly. We got the onion Bhaji toastie which was delicious and the Mac and cheese toastie which was good but didn’t realize it had mustard.

Great cafe, delicious bacon roll and coffee. Well worth a visit Popped in on the start of a long walk to fuel up

Visited this gem again and was equally pleased as my first visit.Friendly, helpful staff and the banana bread was to die for!The Brooklyn and bacon roll were scrummy too.We were lucky with the weather and sat in the lovely garden out the back safe in the knowledge all covid rules were being implemented.Thanks to the Grasshopper team

I really want to go back when all this is over...looks lovely...but sadly I saw that ,as a veggie,my cheese toastie was cooked on the same griddle as the bacon...something that really shouldn’t happen. I understand that space is an issue...but i can’t have that..

I think the best cappuccino I have ever had! The food was also delicious. Moreish. Interesting flavours - onion bhaji sourdough grilled sandwich and banana bread with peanut butter 👌Such lovely people, gorgeous decor, and incredibly aware of providing a COVID-secure experience.

We thoroughly enjoyed our cheese toasties from the Hopper Hatch. There was plenty of socially-distanced seating outside but it was a little too chilly to enjoy it on this visit.

During this very challenging time I think The Grasshopper Cafe have done such a good job of adapting with the current restrictions in place. When I went last week I got a couple of coffees and 3 bhaji sandwiches, all were absolutely delicious and I felt very assured that everything had been done with caution and care. Great job!

We really loved Grasshopper Cafe! It has a very attractive courtyard style garden to the rear and caters well for cyclists - of which there were plenty! The food was great, cakes excellent and very nice coffee too - so nothing negative about it at all. It was very popular - will certainly seek it out again

I’ve been to the Hopper a few times and never been disappointed. The grilled cheese is amazing, the coffee is very good and they always have an amazing selection of cakes. My husband is gluten free and they have great options for him too! To top it off the staff are so friendly :)

We live locally and decided to try a Tap night at Grasshopper Cafe. There were four of us. From the moment we walked in we were all made very welcome. We were able to sit at a table next to the log burner which was so cosy.We each had different pies with beans and all loved them. The desserts were to die for too. We had a great night and one we want to very much repeat again soon.Thank you Mel and Graham for making us so welcome. We are so lucky having you on our doorstep. We will most definitely back.

Cozy little cafe with amazing coffee and cheese toastie. Definitely worth a visit. In the winter with the log burner going its lovely and warm!

Awesome little cafe in a quaint old english setting. Staff friendly and attentive and the food excellent. If you can get a table at the popular Pizza evenings the pizzas are a delight, cooked in a traditional log fired pizza oven.

Lovely quaint warm and cosy cafe selling cakes, hot drinks and an array of other light meals. Nice wood burning stove on stone hearth. Quarry flooring with wooden tables,benches and seating. Very welcoming and excellent food and service.

Popped into the Grasshopper cafe one Sunday morning in search of a bite to eat for breakfast! I have to say, that this cafe surprised me at every level.First of all, from outside, the cafe looks quite small but inside it’s actually quite big with a back room area with a lovely warm fire!!Secondly, the menu was quite large, with not just teas and coffees but also some cracking food selections.Finally, I have to say, that this cafe serves the BEST BACON BUTTY’s that I’ve ever eaten! They are FANTASTIC! They’re gorgeous!! They’re that good id consider travelling from my home in Wales all the way over there to have another! Superb!!!

Amazing avocado on toast with an egg. Generous portions and with a lovely addition of seeds sprinkled over. Excellent service and friendly welcoming staff. Don't drive past this little gem.

Happened upon this place whilst starving. Glad we did. Great soup. Great toasties. Service very friendly. Thanks very much.

Great warm place with open fire at the rear good selection of small meals and snacks Bacon buttie made. With local bacon.

Stopped here for tea and coffee one Sunday morning. Delightful staff and very middle England customers. The breakfast looks brilliant and although the seats are hard and the tables basic I really think this place has a certain charm. The tea and coffee is excellent and worth popping in for.

Basic but comfortable, food very good, loves cyclists. Ideal stop off point in hope valley. Would recommend.

Came here for lunch with my wife and son. We got a friendly reception. There is a good selection on the menu. We all went for toasties which were freshly made and very good.

Certainly worth a lunchtime stop for anyone heading near Hope. Really well made coffee, a nice selection of teas and food is absolutely spot on. Avocado on sourdough toast is a bit of a favourite but all the food I’ve had in here has been super. Very friendly staff and plenty of room out the back for both dogs and bikes.

Cool little cafe with great staff, decent coffee and good food. Worth the drive up every couple of weeks just for the Reuben.

Popped in for breakfast with our 10 year old niece on the way to Hathersage Lido- absolutely superb, two hopper cooked breakfasts (excellent produce) and a delicious homemade vegan granola with yoghurt and compote. The coffee here is first class too! I cannot recommend this gem enough. Thanks!

What a lovely find, friendly service, delicious coffee and a table with such a good view from the quiet courtyard garden especially on a Monday morning.

A tiny little Cafe with a very nice team. The breakfast is cheap and excellent, especially the oatcakes and the granola! And dozens of guidebooks are free to be read waiting for your train. You I recommend this place!

We decided to drive out to this cafe from Stockport on Sunday 7/7/19.We arrived to no welcome, menu is limited when looking for healthy options. A good point is the blackboard that states local suppliers. I opted for the Avocado on sourdough & flat white my husband opted for the cheese & onion toastie plus a pot of tea. My husband went to order & pay and before he came back to the table a young girl arrived to inform us that my choice was off the menu. The young girl asked if I would come to the till to order an alternative and sort out the difference in cost. I ordered a cheese & ham toastie which was ok but far too much cheese for both of us and greasy. The coffee was delicious. We thought about having a cake but the cabinet was nearly empty and what was there was not appealing.Customer service aspect of our visit rates at zero due to being unfriendly and the young lad clearing the tables had reprimanded the girl 3 times in front of others whilst we kept refilling our water glasses. Very unprofessional and not fair on the girl who was nervous when she arrived at our table. The lad clearing the tables had no smile and no interaction with anyone not even eye contact. We left without a goodbye or thank-you from anybody. We then went into Castleton and went into another cafe and had tea & cake, it was worlds apart.We both have 35+ years each of customer service skills and number one rule is make sure the customer feels valued and you are grateful for their custom.

This is a lovely relaxed spot, amazing homemade food using great quality ingredients. The coffee is always spot on, and the staff friendly and accommodating.The patio out the back is great for a sunny day, away from the road and with safe bike storage.We would visit regularly even if we didn’t live 2 minutes away!

Had a quick stop off here for lunch whilst visiting Castleton for the day. My partner and I both had the nduja grilled cheese sandwich. Could not fault it: a good strong cheddar, complimented with the slight kick and smokiness of the nduja, and fresh thick sourdough bread. Served with a fresh homemade slaw (best I’ve had in a long time!) and kettle style crisps.Nice little area to sit out in and the cafe also provided an accessible tap to refill our water bottles - so ideal for hikers or cyclists passing through.Special thanks to the staff member (apologies didn’t catch your name) for teaching me how to pronounce nduja: n:du:ya !

Great coffee and tasty lunchtime dishes and cakes. This is a super cafe wish it was closer to home..

We stopped at this delightful cafe mid walk. Lovely outside space at back to sit in sunshine and enjoy the plants and herbs. Homemade cake and coffee were delicious.

A lovely cafe in the middle of Hope. Food was all homemade which made it extra tasty! The owner Graham has a warm welcome for you. A definate reccommendation for a warm cup of coffee and a metled cheese sandwich. All food sourced locally.

Everything about this place was great- the atmosphere, service, food and drinks were all excellent. There's even a lovely little garden at the back with gorgeous views of the surrounding hills. A really fantastic cafe. We will definitely be back!

Really interesting little café in Hope. I had breakfast here of avocado on toast with a fried egg, which was tasty and fresh - their gluten free bread is particularly noteworthy, it was crusty and lovely, clearly not just out of a packet! The coffee was also good. It's a bit on the hipster side, and the music was a bit off-putting (not very 'cute café in a small village'), but the interior is beautiful and I certainly can't fault the food/drinks which is what it's really all about!

The grasshopper cafe does an amazing brownie and others who accompanied me said they had a delicious hot chocolate and coffe

After a long walk up mam tor and the great ridge me and my boyfriend had worked up an appetite and stumbled across this cafe in hope. The breakfast was spot on and the staff where friendly and helpful and the cafe itself was clean tidy and welcoming, would recommend

Popped in after a nice long walk and was amazing with how wide of a variety that had to offer, something to cater for all. I have a coffee and it was nice and fresh for sure!

Brought some Loughborough cyclists here for a Peak District bike ride and we stopped here for a bit of lunch during the ride. The back garden is very nice with reasonable seating and bike racks which is always handy. Tea was loose leaf which isn't really my thing but still refreshing and I had the caramelised onion and cheese grilled sandwich. It was nice if a little charred at parts but I guess that's what grilled means. I will be back in a few weeks when I do another peak direct bike ride though Hope when I will be sure to try out the cakes selection which looked magnificent.Ps, absolutely loved the friendly ginger cat who decided to join us.

Saturday afternoon saw us land back in Hope at lunchtime after a great walk round the valley.Pulled pork rolls were the choice of the day, no one deviated, and they were delicious. Lovely bbq sauce and great homemade slaw.Pot of tea and a really tasty cake rounded off lunch wonderfully.If you are in Hope give it a go. It's lovely.

I just wanted something to fuel me up before one of my epic hikes and this was the first place I saw in Hope. There was a friendly welcome and the cafe is nice inside. I plumped for a bacon and egg barm cake and a double espresso. Coming in at about £7-£8 I was hoping for amazement. It wasn't amazing but was good...espresso was made using decent beans...the barm cake was big, the egg was good and the bacon was hard and crispy and streaky (fortunately I like it that way) So all in all a decent cafe if not a little on the expensive side for what you get.

A quaint looking cafe with lovely friendly staff and a nice vibe. Unfortunately it was a bit disappointing. I had seen pictures and reviews online and was really keen to visit to refuel after a long run. Sadly the food was greasy, stodgy, a bit underwhelming and over priced for what it was. I had a Derbyshire oatcake which had the thickest layer of slimy fatty cheese on top - great if you like that kind of thing, but I don't. I scraped most of it off and was left with cheese grease on everything, and there was only one oatcake which seemed insufficient for the price. My husband had a toastie - again very greasy. It looked like it had been deep fried. So if your tempted in by the pictures of nice salads I wouldn't bother, but if you fancy a bit of stodge it's perfect. The cakes looked good, so perhaps they are worth a try.

Me and my sister found this little gem of a place today, lovely man serving, reasonable price, clean loos, water tap and beautiful homemade cakes. The place had a lovely Derbyshire feel to it. I cannot recommend highly enough!

Very quaint and cosy cafe, food was enjoyable, however the waffles are a must! Well worth the visit!

We booked the Grasshopper for a private meal for a large group. Amongst us were vegans, vegetarians and one gluten free pervert. Despite the wide range of dietary needs, the 100% home made food was delicious, filling and piping hot. Pies, veggies and excellent roast spuds. By the time pudding was done and we were chugging coffee and mince pies we were all stuffed and contented. A great evening in a very cosy cafe. Big thanks to owners Graham & Mel, and to the mistress of fine puddings, Lisa.

If you find Castleton too full of tourists and expensive tearooms, pop a mile up the road to Hope. We visited the Grasshopper twice during our weekend in the area. A range of interesting light bites and cakes (we enjoyed the cheese toasties and Derbyshire oatcake on one day and a range of cakes on the other). Dogs and muddy boots (and even vegans and vegetarians) are definitely welcome and well-catered for!

Fantastic coffee and cakes including vegan options. Cappuccino so good had to have another one! The apple cake was warm and melt in your mouth delicious

We were pleased to find the Grasshopper Café when in search of 'tea and cake' at the tail end of the day.The cake offering was looking pretty diminished by that point but there was still a choice. The relative lack of cake meant some of us opted for Hope Valley ice cream which offered a good range of flavours. Fortunately a member of staff pointed out some that weren't labelled and some that were running low. A good range of soft drinks and tea in pots. I wasn't taking too much notice of prices but not particularly cheap. Nice crockery and friendly atmosphere, dogs welcome. A range of tables so you could be intimate or not be cramped as a larger group. We were ready to go when encouraged by the chill of the door being left open as staff started to pack up.Somewhere I'd like to visit again when freshly stocked with cake, or for lunch.

Popped in after a walk from Hope up to Mam Tor. The cappuccino and apple cake and my partner's flapjack were excellent were actually the best coffee and cake we have had during our week in the Peak District...and we have invested heavily in how many we have tried! Combined with friendly service and 'quirky' setting, would highly recommend...oh, and we couldn't resist an ice cream too, also yummy!

This used to be The Woodbine, which was OK at best, but usually pretty poor on every level, from quality of ingredients to the service and portions. What a difference the new owners have made - it's now friendly and cosy with a limited but very attractive range of fresh food. This is possibly the best coffee in the valley. It's difficult to fault this place, maybe the whole menu pricing thing where something costs "6.5" is a bit weird and city centrey, but that's just me. The avocado thing is a revelation. Very good, I'll be back. And thanks for killing off the ghost of the crappy old Woodbine!

We'd been to a music place in the hope valley and didn't know the area very well, so just looking for somewhere for brunch before we headed back to Nottingham. What a find! Great for vegans (my 14 year old daughter) and great for coffee lovers (me!). Friendly, relaxed, just brilliant.

Lovely staff, delicious food and such a pretty and cozy space! They had vegan options for almost everything, checked with us how was the food, and being very kind all the time. The coffee vas nice, and the granola.... the best! Highly recommended.

Finally, we had a great cup of coffee and an amazing vegan brunch. This place is just fantastic! So good!

Love coming to Hopper for a very decent flat white & tasty cakes or lunch. The coffee and food is always prepared with care & the prices are very fair for the quality of the ingredients. It’s beautifully & simply styled inside, and there’s always a cosy corner to be able to catch up with friends and relax. I run my own cafe & it’s a pleasure to find somewhere relaxed serving great coffee on my days off!

We have had breakfast twice this past week and on both occasions the food has been quite delicious. Our food ranged from advocados on toast, with tomatoes and egg, to a full breakfast. We experienced friendly staff and good communication about food arrival etc. Although we did not have cakes, I must say they looked delicious.

We had a range of delicious toasted sandwiches which really hit the spot after a long morning walking and exploring. The use of really good quality local produce was evident, water was on tap to help ourselves and I had a wonderfully quirky tea. Kids and grown ups all left filled and happy ready to start the afternoon adventures.

I had really high hopes for this cafe. It's a really nice rustic looking place and dog friendly. Found the menu to be very limited, particularly poor choice of sandwiches, pretty much only cheese or cheese and ham toasties, which was a shame as we fancied something healthier. Can't fault the cheese and ham toastie it was tasty but it was overpriced served with a few crisps and a blob of unpalatable coleslaw.... a nice bit of fresh green salad would have been much better. We didn't bother with coffee and cakes as cake slices were so small and measly looking. Such a shame.

You are never greeted with a smile from the male in charge, just indifference verging on a haughty attitude.Very poor choice menu. No children focussed food. Ridiculous prices. £6.50 for a grilled cheese and ham sandwich & a blob of badly made coleslaw. Luke warm coffee in cups that belong to a doll's tea-set. A limited selection of sad looking 'cakes'cut into minute portions. Everything vastly overpriced. Incredibly slow service for a virtually empty cafe. I've given tjis cafe 3 chances - hoping things would improve but they seem to have got worse. Will not be returning.

We were in the area and, although we've had breakfast there, we hadn't tried lunch. Quite a limited menu, but having had an American-style fried sandwich elsewhere, wanted to try the Grasshopper sandwich. You certainly need to have a healthy appetite for the ham and cheese one - very substantial! It was lovely to sit outside in the rear garden.

A very welcoming place, where I stopped briefly for coffee; this was the smoothest, best coffee I had in a long time. Many high street coffee shops serve a coffee which tastes burnt and bitter- this, instead, was exactly what I hope for when I buy a cup of coffee.Some tables where to eat what looked like delicious home made treats; the friendly owner told me they have a wood oven and they will soon be making pizzas! A rare gem to find real coffee and real wood oven pizzas! Will be worth the long trip here again.

6 people stopped for breakfast (2 vegan meals) everyone loved the food and drink, price was good considering the quality of food. the café looks great, lots of interesting books to browse. Also the waiter that served us gave us good advise on where we should head and visit nearby (we went to Eyam the plague village). strongly recomend

We went here for breakfast. No welcome as we came in as the till is at the back of the shop. Hard to tell if we had to go to the till to order or if they came to us. Nice quirky looking place but some of the practicality of things was lost for aesthetics (such as bathroom taps, tables not long enough to get two peoples food on, no extra chair at window seat). These are obviously all minor things but good for owner to consider for improvement. We had the breakfast, which was good quality produce. We did ask for toast as an extra, because we are common and just felt like it needed it, but that’s just our personal preference. Would have liked a sausage. Coffee was really nice. Staff were friendly and brought our dog a bowl of water. Overall nice breakfast just few minor niggles.

Pit stop before tackling winnarts pass to fuel up. Warm welcome, fab coffee and really nice smashed avo on toast.Couldn’t want for anything more.Also a tap to fill our bidons. Got a PB time on the hill so super happy with our stop at the Grasshopper.

Fab variety rather than the usual menus out there. Love the up to date approach to eating and thoroughly enjoyed my delicious well priced breakfast. Had a sneaky suspicion my Greek yogurt was the phoney Greek style stuff but the granola was spot on. Would defo go again.

On a hike and stopped in Hope. Had a really good coffee and cake. Nice courtyard out the back. Good vibe and all home made produce.

Found on our last day of a weeks holiday and what a gem it is. Service first class, coffee and food amazing. Definitely a place we’ll be coming back to

Decor was really lovely and unique. Service great. We only had teas and coffees. No cakes unfortunately. We sat outside as it was sunny. Mocha wasn't chocolatey enough. Defiantly worth a visit

Brilliant cafe in a beautiful area great apart for walking biking and lovely scenery food good great coffee very clean and welcoming with very helpful staff

Just had a breakfast on the elevated patio behind the cafe with a view of the hills on a hot summer morning. The meal was adapted to suit my gluten and wheat free requirements. I usually have to give caterers the third degree to assure myself of their understanding of my requirements. Not so at the Grasshopper! Information about limiting gluten contamination was volunteered and all my questions answered before they had been asked. So reassuring! And the breakfast was excellent too.

Stopped for lunch while out biking with friends. Quite a small cafe, only a few tables inside but there is some outdoor seating too. Short menu with a few veggie options (and they say they can do vegan and gluten free on request). I tried the veggie "Derbyshire oatcake". A first for me (it turned out to be fairly similar to a French galette, with spinach, mushrooms and cheese - very tasty). Good selection of teas (loose leaf), usual coffees and some interesting cans (the sparkling rhubarb drink was refreshing). Service was good and they made sure we knew when placing our orders that ther would be a bit of a wait as everything is done to order and a lot of customers had arrived just before us.

Stopped here for lunch. Staff were pleasant. Food was good. Not a huge menu but well priced. We both had the pull pork roll which was very good. A few seats outside in the front and some seating inside.

This is a lovely little café where, for the first time we've experienced in ages, the teapot had proper loose tea in it. The staff are friendly and helpful, and you can sit outside in a small garden. Definitely a good place to relax after a walk in this beautiful area.

We visited the cafe yesterday. My boyfriend had obviously been before as he made a bee line for it and said the food was great. We ordered a pea and mint soup each and my boyfriend had a cheese and caramelised onion grilled sandwich too. The soup was amazing, so tasty and the sandwich tasted devine. The surroundings were great too, very quirky. I loved the travel books which you could browse through. There was some great music on too, loud enough so you could enjoy it, but not too loud you couldn’t hear yourself think. Service and value for money were both great. I’d definitely recommend this little gem to anyone wanting a bite to eat.

Had a soya cappuccino and pea and mint soup - both lovely. A lovely atmosphere (they were playing the Black Keys which contributed to that!!) Will be back. Thanks!

We tried to come here in winter but it was closed for the season. We came back in April to discover a lovely cafe with great brunch and lunch choices. I had the pulled pork and slaw sandwich on brioche which was great and my partner had the pea and pint soup. Both very pleased and we will be definitely be regular visitors!

Right it's just a cafe , it's not big reallyBut......my god that cheese and caramelise onion toastie has just blown my mind, the young staff are lovely people to talk to , even the gf (gluten free/dairy free/I know!) Wanted to know where they got their lovely bread from so the staff showed her, these people couldn't be any nicer ! The carrot cake was so god damn lovely tooI will be back so please take all my money and feed me the food on a non stop conveyor belt !Oh and they let dogs in, Ted the dog says thanks for the lovely water and the few crisps he sneaked and says woofy woof woof as he loved it too