Herbert's Fine English Tearooms in Derbyshire Dales

Delicious lunch. I had ham and cheese baguette. Crunchy bread and chunky ham. My friend had leek and potato soup which she said was wonderful with tasty fresh granary bread. The oatcake with cheese and onion was also highly rated. Loos were clean.

We asked twice for the heating to be put on as the room was freezing but it never came on even though they assured us it was on!! We had elderly family with us. Food took ages to come & was very average tbh. Won’t be going back there.

We called here for a quick lunch. We ordered jacket potatoes which arrived promptly and were really great. They were some of the best jacket potatoes which we have ever had. The service was friendly and efficient.

We called in here mid way through a walk. What a lovely cafe. It was quite busy at lunchtime but there is plenty of room and also dog friendly. We had a sausage cob and soup. Both were tasty. My husband said the sausages were 'proper sausages. The staff were also very friendly and there was a lovely ambience about the place. I would definitely recommend. Our two dogs also enjoyed it and there is doggy treats, 'puppacino'.

We stopped off her mid way through the Tissington cycle trail. A lovely spot , great food and really good ice cream!!! A very picturesque village so well worth a visit

£6.15 for a takeaway tea and a slice of traybake is the most expensive snack l've had all summer. Not even allowed a plate and fork as l chose to eat outdoors. There was no sign of prices on the cakes.

Brilliant eatery in a gorgeous picturesque village. I had the tomato and basil soup and a ham roll. Delicious soup, fabulous bread, scrumptious. My wife had the Coronation Chicken jacket potato, loads of chicken and also delicious. Other dishes I saw being served also looked great. Highly recommended. First class service also.

We stopped for lunch here after a walk around the area. The service was efficient and friendly and the food was superb. We shall definitely return.

We called in while cycling the Tissington Trail. This is a fantastic, classic English Village with a gorgeous 17th century hall and fantastic church with the graves of the local FitzHerbert family going back to the early 1600’s. The tea rooms are part of the Tissington estate. Lovely food, (recommend the oatcakes with cheese and caramelised onions), good service and really nice atmosphere. Left feeling like we had reconnected with old England!

Really disappointed I love scones so opted for scone and coffee. No wonder they weren't out on display but kept in the kitchen. I expected a home made scone, what I got was a supermarket one, dry with an after taste. My husband, an ex baker, said if they had made them they were from a premix, ie just add water. If you are in the Ashbourne/ Tissington area I would recommend either Beaumont's or the Little Shed in Ashbourne for a selection of freshly baked scones. What a shame they let themselves down with bought in produce when scones are so cheap and easy to make. It's such a lovely placed tea room and deserves better

great place for a bite, breakfast/brunch/busy mid range prices in a lovely village well worth a visit if in the area.

A lovely spot in a lovely village. We were here to see the Well Dressings, and the tea room was a great star on a drizzly kind of day! Tasty cream tea and brownie, very clean and friendly. Toilets on the level and well looked after

Everything that you could want. Great selection of lunches, snacks, cakes, ice creams…great coffee. Vege and vegan. Dog ice cream and treats. All at reasonable prices in a lovely location.

Loved this tea room. On the day we visited (2nd day of the well-dressings), it was very busy. Despite this, we managed to find a table for two then I queued. It was probably about 15 minutes. The staff were really cheerful and polite. The food was great I had a Derbyshire oatcake with cheese and caramelized onion which was served with salad, and my friend had a bacon bap also served with salad both were delicious and just enough to fortify us as we later walked around the village. We also had coffee and we were served quite quickly. We both enjoyed sitting in the quirky tea room admiring the decor, we noticed that tea was served in a selection of china teapots of different styles and I'd definitely have tea next time. We didn't sample cakes although they looked delicious, as we'd just purchased these from a pop-up Christian Aid tent. Although, we'd definitely have them on a future visit.

Tissington is a lovely quaint place worth a visit. The cafe is dog friendly inside and out which was great as it started to rain whilst we were there so we went inside and got a English cream tea. Scones were very big and come out warm. Lovely atmosphere inside the cafe.

As usual, never disappointed with the quality of food and service at Herbert's. 4 of us had lunch today, the two men raved over their very generous portion of ham and eggs and we two girls revelled in our Derbyshire oat cakes with cheese and onion chutney. I recommended the latter to my friend and she was not disappointed! With a huge teapot of earl grey between us we were very happy bunnies! Highly recommended but make sure to book an inside table for the more discerning experience! :)

Arrived just before 10.30am to find a queue so we knew this place was popular - it was also a little chaotic! We got a table & then had to queue quite a while to put our order in. Husband came back with our drinks & about 5 minutes later my sons milkshake arrived (he said it was delicious). There was then a half hour wait for toast, crumpets & beans on toast. The food came with an apology for the wait. As we were eating, a waitress tried to bring us a scone we didn’t order. 5 minutes after this, a waiter tried to deliver another milkshake. On the way out we used the toilets - one with no soap, the other no toilet tissue. Tissington is a lovely place & the tea rooms could be something really special. The food & drink was good & the service okay. Just too many niggles & not sure we would return. Maybe we’ll try again in the future.

My husband stopped for lunch after visiting the craft fair . Lovely friendly welcome . We decided to sit outside under the tent , fantastic to watch the world go by We had filled rolls with salad and iced coffee It was so good , struggled to finish mine . The side salad was delicious with pomegranates in . Highly recommended and look forward to visiting again soon

Having not visited this tea room for quite a while my wife and I were looking forward to our visit. Unfortunately we were to be disappointed. It is supposed to be a fine tea rooms. It is nothing more than an overpriced glorified greasy spoon....

nice place to stop on our walk just had coffee and cake .staff friendly and attentive. would recommend.

This has been a tea room on our radar for a while. Wished we’d visited sooner. Very welcoming, a lovely waitress and delicious food. My friend and I opted for the quiche and salad. She had the brie and bacon and I had the cheese...

A lovely cafe in a beautiful setting with charming decor. Our waitress was welcoming and attentive, and the service was swift, despite it being quite busy. The coffee was excellent, and the food was lovely and fresh. We would definitely return. We didn’t take our...

Place looks lovely, however we arrived at 14:50 hours. The pleasant waitress sat us down and told us she’d be back in a min. She then went to serve another table which was fine. By the time she’s done that and processes their order it...

This tea room is an absolute must. I've had THE best ploughman's lunch here ever, it was so good we went back the very next day.

We decided to book a table at Herbert’s for lunch as we were attending the wedding open day at Tissington Hall next door. We arrived almost an hour early for lunch but our table was already ready for us and it was no problem at...

Lovely cafe in a gorgeous spot... fabulous food... quiche and jacket potatoes were amazing... Will definitely visit again when in the area..

My wife and I stopped in for lunch. I had a Tissington sausage bap, the sausage supplied by the village butcher. Delicious. Great service and warm welcome

Looked like a nice venue, but sat outside in the rare February sunshine. While waiting to be served, I observed what seemed like a new member of staff, albeit slightly older, undermined and really badly patronised by a (presumably) more experienced member. Really made me...

Came in at lunchtime for hot chocolate and home made cake. We were 5 miles into a walk with 3 to go and it was sub zero. It was busy but we got a table, served promptly and everyone was incredibly friendly. Very clean' toilets...

Very good food, cosy setting, and friendly and efficient service. We had lunch and came back for tea and cake! Many thanks :-)

Have used the tearooms here for a many years on our visits to Tissington. On our most recent visit we had takeaway drinks and drank outside which is perfect if you are walking. The tearooms were clean tidy and have toilet facilities so makes an...

A nice place but expensive and a wait for food ! Ordered tea and coffee plus Quice and scones with cream etc . The drinks arrived in 5mins . But the food was 25 mins it was a busy period at lunch time yes admitted...

My wife and I enjoyed some delicious cake and much-needed tea at Herbert’s after a long drive from Suffolk. My scone was huge and served warm, and my wife’s vegan chocolate cake was “massive and yum”. Fantastic value in a lovely setting.

Having read recent reviews I was a little concerned about asking friends to meet us here, but need not have worried. We had booked inside table but as weather was so nice we used the take out service, which is the same menu, and sat outside. Had homity pie, which was tasty....only slight negative was the cost of a small bottle of Peroni.Would still return. Thank you.

This is a nice location, especially when sat outside in a small quaint village. The staff were also very helpful. I found the food very tasty but overpriced. £7.50 for a bean burger with a bitnof relish and salad was too much. I could've understood slightly if it we were sat in the restaurant but that price was fir takeaway. Over £7 for a jacket with cheese and beans- again overpriced. There is no shortage of lovely places to eat in the Peaks and so I would look elsewhere as opposed to paying the prices here.

Having visited on our previous holiday in Derbyshire we were looking forward to returning to this lovely tearoom in the beautiful village of Tissington.It was a big dissapointment that not only was it just all outside seating, everything served in disposable containers, but the standard of service and food had gone down hill too.The restaurant isn't open at the moment, so it seemed only a limited menu was been offered on a blackboard outside. You go in to order and pay, then the food was brought out and they shout your name.We found it quite expensive to be honest, especially the bacon bap, considering it only had a small amount of bacon in it.There were a couple of kiosks outside too serving snacks and drinks.Not sure if we'd ever return here.Covid has changed how things used to be for many established places, this tea room obviously been one of them.

Our mistake for buying from the horsebox kiosk outside. Tepid tea and "filter coffee". Found out after they serve a full range of *hot* drinks, including cappuccino etc, inside for the same prices. Greater range of cakes too.

We stopped here for a drink on Sunday and to get some food for our friends daughter as she needed to eat. When asked what hot food was available we were told “stopped doing hot food at 3” by a young assistant. Which was understood as it was 3.30pm. So we asked for a sandwich, to then be told “we haven’t got any sandwiches”. We were then offered a sticky toffee pudding and custard (which was hot!!) so purchased that. However, there was a suited gentleman behind us, who also asked for a sandwich and was served no problem?? There was another young assistant that did offer to make a sandwich for us after this but by then it was too late. We felt discriminated against and undervalued as a customer. I would also argue the word “luxury” when describing the hot chocolate. Squirty cream, chocolate shavings and mini marshmallows on a hot chocolate made with water severed in a cardboard cup is not my idea of “luxury”

Lovely tea room, ordered cream tea. Lovely teapot and tea cup, warm scone and small pot of jam and clotted cream. Delicious, just what we wanted. The staff were friendly, atmosphere was nice and not too noisy. We enjoyed our visit.

Visited several times. Great location and great building conversion. However, on yesterday visit it became apparent that front of house staff could do with some supervision. Ordered Tea and Cappuccino and two Toasted Teacakes, not sure the assistant was listening as too many friends distracting her. After paying I was asked, by a different assistant, four times what coffee I wanted. Sat outside and when Teacakes arrived there was only one. Teacake barely toasted. At that stage lost all hope and recognise discussing the issue would be wasting my breath..... someone needs to take charge, supervise, and train.

Visited twice in early June. Friendly, efficient service. Sausages in a bap slightly overdone but all other food and drinks well up to scratch. Large marquee ideal for sheltering from the rain, or in our case the sun. Disposable cups and styrene packaging (when eating outside) slightly off putting but understandable in these strange times. Plenty of free parking a two minute walk up the street. Pretty village with lovely cottages and impressive Hall. Lots of footpaths and the Tissington Trail offers gentle and scenic cycling. All in all a very pleasant way to pass an afternoon.

We stayed in the Grooms at Tissington and went to the tea rooms. They had a marquee up due to covid and everything was well organised and safe. Staff reallyfriendly. We were lucky and sat outside in the sunshine. Its a popular spot with walkers and there four legged friends. Really nice hot chocolate and lovely cakes the bacon sarnies smelt lovely too.The afternoon tea was excellent.

We had the afternoon tea for 2 which was delicious and great value for money! Staff were friendly and loved the vintage interiors

Enjoyed our cream scones and tea but a little surprised the jam and clotted cream were not locally sourced. Other than that friendly service in pleasant and interesting tea rooms , loved the old pictures and decor. It was a little chilly though as the day had turned dull and rainy. This wasn’t helped by the door being opened .... a strong hint it was near closing time! Tissington Hall looked spectacular and the local trail is something we will return to do.

We stopped at Herbert's which is a 100 metres distance from the Tissington trail path.Tissington is a beautiful peaceful village and this little tearoom adds to the character of the place.We had a couple of slices of homemade caramel shortbread slices and 2 lattes which were thoroughly enjoyed.The beautiful church directly opposite is well worth a nosey too.Visited 17th May 2021.

We stopped here for a pit stop on a bike ride along Tissington trail- the cakes are amazing! Highly recommend the caramel shortbread, Oreo fudge brownie and black stag cake

Stopped here for a drink and a bite to eat during a walk along the Tissington Trail. Very Covid aware, we sat outside as we had our dogs with us, disposable, eco friendly cutlery and cups provided with specific recycling bins clearly labelled. Staff friendly, took track and trace details when I popped in to order.A great experience.

I was surprised that none of the products for my scone was local. Butter from Ireland clotted cream from Devon and Jam not local either. The scone did not seem homemade either, rather dry and uninteresting. I had been to many other cafe's in the Peak District and they use local products and lovely homemade cakes etc.

Afternoon Tea, beyond beaucholic perfect, quintessentially English, really nothing not to like. Recommended.

We stopped here for a coffee whilst walking in the area and managed to get a table outside in the sunshine. Understandably there were COVID compliant restrictions in place which created a small queue but we were soon served with hot drinks and cake by the lovely staff. I get the need to make use of disposable cups but putting even the smallest piece of cake in a large polystyrene box did seem a bit excessive. Maybe use recycle-able paper bags instead? However, we enjoyed our pit stop here and would definitely return.

We visited Herberts for a light lunch and were not disappointed. The Covid precautions were excellent and the service pleasant and welcoming. The carrot and coriander soup was the 'best I a ever tasted' said one of the group and the filled oat cakes delicious. So we decided to have a walk and return for tea and cake - what a let down! The service was good but the tea and cake was served in polystyrene which was completely unnecessary even though we had it outside. BUT the cake was inedible.I think it was wholesaler bought as it seemed to be made of concrete - we couldn't eat it. Surely in such a picturesque village there are many cooks who could produce home made produce far, far better than what was offered - give them a try! We would have given a five star but for this.

Not for the first time, this August whilst walking the “Tissington Trail” my wife and I visited these excellent tea rooms for, due to COVID 19, a very tasty takeaway lunch (Usually we sit inside this wonderful old Coach House). We were as always greeted by warm and welcoming smiles from the lovely ladies who run the place and who work so hard to keep their hungry customers happy and well fed. My wife and I sat on the grass outside and enjoyed delicious freshly made soup of the day and yummy Quiche. As a bonus, we thought the coffee was particularly good. “Herbert’s Fine English Tearooms” is our very favourite place to eat a hearty lunch in all of the glorious Peak District. We both very much look forward to returning again and again. Andrew Bruce, Dumfries & Galloway, Scotland, UK.

Stopped of here yesterday after completing some of the Tissington Trail. Ordered a cup of tea and scones with cream and jam. Tea served in nasty takeaway cups and scones arrived in a polystyrene container. Not quite what we had in mind for a cream tea. If the pubs in Matlock and the cafes in Ashbourne can serve food on plates with proper knives and forks am at a bit of a loss as to why an establishment advertising itself as a fine tearoom resorts to cheap throwaway utensils. Disappointing and the price did not reflect the service nor ambience.

Absolutely appalling customer service from the staff. The only thing that made it bearable was the cake.

It had been 14 years since we had visited Tissington and after a pleasant walk round the village stopped to have lunch. Given the circumstances they are operating under they were very professional taking details for track and trace and the sausage baps and chips we ordered were hot and delicious as were the two lattes. Will certainly pay another visit..

Fresh quality food in idyllic setting. We had ham and tuna sandwiches with fresh crisp salad, glasses of ice cold Prosecco and a decadent fruit scone with jam and cream.

Popped in Herbert's for a coffee on Saturday 8th August. Ordered a Latte and Americano but both these were extremely bitter and tasted nasty so we asked for more milk. Sadly more milk didn't help. We left the drinks with the young waitress to dispose of and mentioned to her that these were undrinkable. She wished us a good day (bless her) but that was all so we left. It wasn't really possible to complain and perhaps recover the situation, the two young girls serving were very junior and any access to staff in general was difficult due to the COVID queue arrangement.Note that the COVID arrangements were good (one in and one out) but tables were not being cleaned when vacated as other establishments so be aware.

This was another outlet coping with th e requirements of social distancing. We had to queue outside for our drinks and wear masks inside. Fortunately it was a nice day, and we could sit outside for our drinks. The coffee was average, and we had to go to the other end of the village to use loos.

Drinks, ice cream and cake, Quick snack stop whilst visiting Tanglewood, All safety measures in place, Staff friendly and welcoming - even with their masks on 😀 Would love to come and have food as it was smelling delicious!

I ordered a sausage bap at lunch time and the sausages were really awful, they were hard and dry. They were definitely cooked earlier and reheated as they weren't fresh. This meal cost me 6.95 for a sausage bap that had two sausages on it, some salad, I'm not even going to comment on the salad and the crisps. The crisps were the only thing that was ok, but crisps are pretty easy to be ok. The staff were nice and the room is lovely. The food I had was just abysmal!

Busy tea rooms in the heart of Tissington. Visit off peak or during the week if possible . Good food, generous portions. Only negative is that each time we have visited outside of summer months it seems very cold inside so most people sat with coats on.

We came here for a light lunch on a cold, raining March day. The service, food and coffee were all excellent. What more can I say?! Our visit here certainly brightened our day.

We visited the tea rooms after a lovely stroll around the village with our Labrador. We were made to feel very welcome.

Fab location and lovely interior...but you have to queue up at the door to order (and the queue blocks access to the loo as people do not heed you wanting to get past without jumping into the queue). Remember to get your table number (and sit someone at it to hold onto it) before you queue otherwise they will not take your order after your wait. And wait you will. After about 10-20 minutes you depending on the numbers (average about 3 minutes per person) you get your tray of tea/coffee to take to your table. The food will follow eventually - when it arrives its minus cutlery. Guess what, you have to queue again to get your cutlery....and don't forget to ask for napkins otherwise you will be back and queueing again.

We visited the tearooms for lunch today whilst walking the Tissington trail. We were warmly welcomed and the service was efficient and friendly. The menu has plenty of choice and we enjoyed our hot filled roll and jacket potato. One to visit again.

Have used the Tea rooms on many occasions while supervising Duke of Edinburgh expeditions - thought I'd bring my partner here for a change. Really nice tearooms, with a good selection of drinks and food. - although would be nice to have a couple of vegan options.

First time visit with elderly parents and couldn’t have been made more welcome. Jane and Olivia our servers were amazing, great knowledge of products and of the area itself. Food arrived very quickly and the quality was excellent. Would recommend this establishment to anyone. Thanks go especially to Jane :)

Met up with very dear Friends here at their suggestion, as they highly recommended itThe setting , the ambience choice of lunch time favourites was indeed excellentthe presentation helped satisfy our taste budsONE THING did leave us very perplexed.........why was the Waitress so downright sullen.........NO conversation and NOT even a SMILEAs the saying goes IT TAKES LESS MUSCLES TO SMILE THAN TO FROWNWill be going again

Attractive barn conversion in the centre of the village owned by ' the lord of the manor' who can often be seen helping to clear the tables. Decent food that some people obviously feel is expensive. Given the location in this beautiful popular village and the lack of competition it was never going to be cheap and I personally feel is reasonable value particullary bearing in mind that the parking close by is free. Tissington Trail and numerous walks close by so gets very busy at peak times. Good toilets but being picky don't feel the lighting is at all in keeping with the attractive building.

Our party of six had a lovely Cream Tea here served with copious amounts of real tea !

In the lovely village of Tissington, just by the hall, with easy parking on the roadside a few metres from the door.

Was going on our balloon flight but was cancelled so decided to stop for some lunch.

Situated in a lovely village in the Peak District we enjoyed a drink and a light lunch before a long walk with our dogs. We started of sitting outside but moved inside (which is dog friendly) due to the numerous wasps. The ham roll with salad garnish and the Derbyshire oatcakes filled with cheese and caramelised onion were very tasty and service was prompt and very pleasant would recommend.

I had to wait quite a while at the counter before anyone bothered to come and serve me. Then when we had finished our meal but still at the table the used items were removed, which was fine, but the server was wiping the table around us while we were still using it. The food was excellent and the tea room is very nice, but if you want to be an all round excellent tea room please make sure the service is excellent too, that part of the experience costs nothing.

Wonderful food cooked to perfection. The customer service was excellent and nothing was too much trouble. We will definitely visit again

Pleasant enough stop off with the family, ice cream and lemonade in the sun ..only downsided waited for a while before a table became available but I guess that's down to it's size. Tissington is quaint and well maintained. Sweet shop closed (Tuesdays) maybe should have checked before we went out.

We stopped here on a Sunday morning; it was busy but relaxed and we enjoyed sitting outside to enjoy the sunshine. There are gluten free options; the caramel shortbread was lovely, and the tea is served in lovely china. The tea room is also dog friendly, and popular with walkers and cyclists. The lunches looked great too, so we will be back to try them!

My Mum and I came here first during our Tissington trail cycle ride for a quick tea and cake stop but we ended up staying for our lunch! The staff were friendly and service is quick and the food is delicious!

Really first class. Real tea, real cake & really good service. Lots of bike racks for those cycling on the Tissington Trail. Well worth a visit.

Popular cafe in a lovely setting with friendly staff. Not a very imaginative menu and quite expensive for what you get. Enjoyed it but left feeling disappointed. Parking and nice walks. Hall only opens a few days a year.

The cafe is a perfect place for a visitor to recharge the coffee and cake battery and nip to the loo before a tour of the Hall or a walk around the village. I will definitely go again.

We took a walk on the Tissington trail and ended up funnily enough in Tissington. Never been here before and it was very busy. Overall food was nice, they accommodated my gluten-free diet and value was good as well.

Stopped here for a lovely light lunch which was well presented, tasty, reasonably priced and served quickly even though busy. The White pear and ginger tea was also a little different but would highly recommend!

I visited the tea rooms last month after a leisurely walk along the trail. The staff were friendly and helpful and the food was lovely, if a little over priced. On a recent trip to Rome I didn't even leave a restaurant as short changed as after Herbert's. The only downside to my trip was the broken cart outside. It seemed an act of wanton violence and the potential damage to the flowers made one shudder. It is all too common in this day and age with our remainer, commie youths. I will definitely return once we've taken back control over our country and our carts.

Given the extortionate price of their coffee, it's a shame they can't reinvest that capital in restoring the vintage cart out front that has been left in disrepair. Make carts great again. On the upside the staff were moderately attractive.

Parking available outside. Lovely setting. Good pricing. Good portion sizes. Good food selection. Friendly and helpful staff. Everywhere clean and tidy. Attractive dining area. Dog friendly. Outside seating available. Nice to see the cows and calf’s wandering around and horses trotting by. Seems to be popular with walkers and cyclists ‍♀️. A pleasant afternoon tea.

Good lunch had here of jacket potato with filling, plus lots of salad. The service takes a little while, mainly due to the time the coffee drinkers orders take to be made, but all in all a good place to stop for a light bite

We have visited Herberts Tearoom severak times during our regular visits to Tissington. The food and drink, and service are all particularly good. As you would expect in a tearoom, the fayre of Pattiseries is extra special, although the soup and light meals (baked potatoes, burger and salad) are also delightful.Our most recent visit was during Well Dressing week which was comparatively cool. They had set up a large marquee to accommodate more people - but the service and food was up to their usual high standard.

Great tea rooms in nice village. Reasonable prices, good portions and pretty quick. Range of hot food including breakfasts up to 11.30 and afternoon teas. Only fault was it was a bit cold with people keeping their coats on.

We had beautiful weather the weekend we camped in Ashbourne and so were able to sit outside and admire the beautiful scenery. The tearooms were clean, had an excellent variety of food on offer and despite being very busy, the service was polite and speedy. In fact, it was so good, we visited the next day for lunch which was equally delicious.

We ended our stay with a full English breakfast each. Very tasty, Good quality local produce used, staff are exceptionally friendly .

Lovely tea room with a warm feel to the place, lovely layout. Great idea about the unisex Toilets and very clean.(keep up the good work with the toilets) Service was excellent and staff professionally turned out. My friend asked for an espresso short, that foxed her but said she was new and immediately got help. All staff lovely. The lemon cake was excellent.

We called here today whilst visiting this gorgeous village and were so pleased we had chosen Tissington to visit and were thrilled to find this wonderful tea room. Great service and great food too. I would highly recommend this venue .

Very characterful cafe, great location and views. Our lunch was high quality and home cooked. Lots room inside and IF the weather had been better there was the option of sitting outside.

Called in for cake and coffee. It was nice but not worth the price as we. can get as good cake and coffee elsewhere for upto £4.00 less

We had a great lunch here at the end of our week in Derbyshire. The childrens options were very good value and simple which my 2 appreciated-no salad bits to extract!

The tea rooms are right on the village green in Tissington with parking at the roadside right outside. They’re in what looks like an old farm building or barn, attractively modernised with big floor length windows looking out onto the green and the church. Good coffee and excellent cakes - we had the lemon drizzle cake and some super-rich millionaire’s shortbread - and friendly service. It’s a really busy place, and its popularity with cyclists is always a good sign. One to return to .

Dogs allowed, good, and nice atmosphere. Staff and food OK, not outstanding but ok. Nice country feel to the buildling.

Visited after a bike ride and ordered some take away baps and drinks. The food was very nice but I was shocked at how much they charge. £5.75 for a sausage cob! My coffee was fairly priced at £2.50 but the can of coke £1.80.

I have visited Herbert’s in family holidays for 15+ years and it has been consistently good. Set in the beautiful village of Tissington, it is the perfect location for a spot of lunch or cup of tea. Service is prompt and efficient, the selection of food on offer is wide for a tearoom, all of their teas are loose leaf and pots are generous.