Original Bakewell Pudding Shop in Derbyshire Dales

Went for quick bite whilst shopping in Bakewell. Very nice food, lovely staff, best hot chocolate ever! We had the breakfast sandwich and waffles. All cooked fresh and very tasty. Couldn't fault it. Really lovely place to go for a bite to eat

Called in for brunch and ordered bacon and egg granary sandwich with tea. The granary sandwich was a huge round roll big enough to share, with a generous portion of bacon. Cheerful staff, and I liked that you could see through to the kitchen. Looking at other customer food, portions are generous. Clean bathrooms and a nice bakery/shop below the tearoom. Tearoom is viareggio a stairway.

The Bakewell chicken pie with garlic mash and roast veg is to die for. The staff are all dressed very smarty, very attentive without being pushy. Certainly worth a visit.

Not good we have been going for years and was always friendly great atmosphere and great food But thats all changed today we went there was no heating on the place was freezing The staff tried there best but you could see they were uncomfortable it was that cold And the standard of the food wasnt good such a shame

Stopped in for lunch, good choice of food which was really nice and had great service, warm pudding with cream is definitely worth having.

This was our second visit and first with children. As expected the shop was extremely busy but there was only one person serving and she was lovely but I did feel sorry for her. We tried to go upstairs and have lunch however we were ignored after waiting several minutes we left and went and had lunch somewhere else. The menu also looked very expensive.

We visited the shop to show our God daughter whose never had a Bakewell Pie. Huge queue on a Sunday but the pies proved to be really disappointing. As you can see from my photo it was incredibly greasy and the filling just almond stodge. I wouldn't bother if I were you

Visited last year on our annual visit to Buxton. So we wanted to revisit, as expected was very busy in the shop. So nothing bought in the shop they were queuing out the door. (Bad management that, more staff on the counter equals more money in the till) We went upstairs & asked for a table to be told if we hadn’t booked we cannot come in. There was plenty of empty tables. I say it again if you refuse your refusing money. Fortunately I convinced the young lady to let us wait. (Wish I hadn’t) we opted for a black coffee, three teas & a latte. Two toasted tea cake 2 scones & a bake well & cream. Ok so two teas arrived & two tea cakes. They had eaten them & the rest hadn’t arrived we asked two members of staff for the rest then the two scones arrived. Then the black coffee & the tea. At this point we are still waiting for the bake well & cream. So again we prompted the staff. The bake well then arrived with custard. The two who eat first was just sat waiting for us to finish. We came out together to eat together & that didn’t happen. Was also witnessed other tables having the same issue. We didn’t get anyone checking on us to see if everything was ok. The tables around us that was supposed to of been booked still had no one on them. The price for this food was around £45 The bake well came with custard we didn’t ask for, we asked for cream. (Also tiny) the scone you could buy 4 £1 definitely not home made. The teacakes were nice. Service was not so good. Oh & the ladies loo toilet didn’t flush. Very very disappointing. We won’t be back.

The setting is lovely as are the staff however the food was over priced and mediocre. We had Welsh Rabbit and it taste so bland a nd had an awful texture to it. It’s was like sloppy mash with a hint of mustard. Couldn’t taste cheese at all. The salad wasn’t dressed either. Real my disappointing

We sat in the downstairs courtyard were greeted by a friendly waitress and ordered drinks and cakes. It took nearly 25 minutes for our Bakewell tarts to arrive. The waitress then brought our 2 hot drinks,though milk was provided it was in a cup not a jug,as she left the table we reminded her we were waiting for our 2 cold drinks. After 10 minutes our cold drinks hadn’t arrive so I had to go back to the counter to remind them. The Bakewell tarts were lovely and the the portion sizes were generous unfortunately, the slow and haphazard service lets it down

The breakfast here was average and it was easy to get a booking! We stopped over while visiting the Peak District. We of course had to try the Bakewell tart and pudding. The tart was fantastic! However they got our order wrong and gave us a sharing size Bakewell tart instead of an individual Bakewell pudding. The restaurant is quite small and cramped. We were told by the waiter that they would clear our table but they proceeded to seat us despite not having cleared it. Throughout our meal, the previous customers’ plates/mugs remained on our table which was a bit annoying. Next time, we would probably just buy a Bakewell tart to go in the shop downstairs.

Thought should go here as original place for Bakewell pudding. A party of 7 of our family, we had 3 X sharing puddings, and hot drinks. We were not given enough cups & saucers for the tea, my son had to ask twice for his coffee and all the tea were weak. When puddings arrived not enough cutlery was provided, good job we had teaspoons with tea. Was just over £70 for all of us which we thought was a bit pricey considering we were sharing a treat. However, the puddings were very tasty and family brought some tarts to take away for tea.

Came in for an afternoon coffee and it was amazing! Our waitress Ezri was so kind and helpful with our order and was very smiley! We had such a lovely afternoon and will definitely be back for a pudding!

Visited having been recommended by a fellow business. Bought a large Bakewell pudding and some bread to take back to our holiday cottage. Great customer service and can get busy especially in the holidays. There is a cafe upstairs which we didn’t visit as we’d already in the pub and some gifts to smooze around. Ended up buying more Bakewells and bread during our stay and will be back. Thank you!

Came here on Wednesday and although we had a short wait for a table it was very well explained by staff members on the till when we came up the stairs (was only able to catch Taylahs name but also a gentleman). This was expected though due to it being half term in the area and we forgot to book. Taylah took our order and was very polite whilst doing so. We ordered a sandwiches and pudding with custard for afters! Leonie was our server who brought our drinks and again she was also very friendly and smiley! A gentleman (think his name was andrei) brought our food and again very friendly and helpful. The fish finger sandwich is a must!! Huge portion sizes and the curry sauce is a lovely extra! All the staff we had serving us and others we saw around was very friendly and smiley. Although they were very busy nothing seemed to much of a hassle for them! We most definitely will be back!

I'm genuinely surprised at the negative comments as each time I've visited have never had any issues. What is good to know is that I can see the general manager makes the effort to address and put things right. It was a pleasure to have visited again with my son earlier today.

Group: Nanny with 2 children, aged 4 and 6. Experience: 2 very excited boys wanted to buy a small Bakewell pudding (5.75!) with their pocket money. The queue was unbelievable, 60+ people, and the line of people was to the back of the shop, not acceptable. Surly tourists (which I am not) are not nothing new to Bakewell. Unfortunately we left without purchasing, with very disappointed boys. Poor customer service.

I am genuinely sad to write this review. I visited this bakery as a child and the only reason we visited Bakewell was to come here as I had fond memories. In reality this is probably the most appalling shop and ‘restaurant’ I have ever visited. As you enter the building you are not sure what to expect, we made our way to the back and were told we could sit outside in the rain or make our way upstairs to the restaurant. Upstairs is up steep stairs with no provision for wheelchairs or prams. Once we got upstairs, like many people arriving, we were told without a booking we could not have lunch. Fortunately they said we could choose to wait and perhaps a table would become available, which we did. During our wait two staff members entered a disagreement, during which swearing was used in front of my two young children, I was shocked at this point. Next staff were wondering around with plates asking customers at tables if this was their order. Customers came back to complain and query their bills and it transpired they had been charged for the wrong tables. Given all this happened within 10-15 minutes you realise there are serious issues at this restaurant. Do they not use or understand table numbers? Also why are staff downstairs sending everyone upstairs if you need to book? Anyway we were seated and I couldn’t fault our waitress. However the table was not very clean and the highchair was grim. We were not given a menu but that was ok as we had decided from the big boards what we were eating. Only upon getting the bill was it obvious the prices written on the board at not real and the prices on the menus (which we were not given) are much higher. After all of that the Bakewell tart was so dry it was inedible. The ‘freakshake’ was awful and my child’s ‘afternoon tea’ was ok. I think overall Bakewell is a tourist trap but this restaurant operates solely on its name and history. The reality is it needs a new management team or someone to stop relying on tourists conned into eating there and give these people a genuinely nice tasteful experience. I bet there are not any regulars who would visit there. Avoid!!!!! It’s not worth it

Very overpriced for what it is. £12 for a breakfast with 1 of everything. The bacon must have been triple cooked! I'm sure there are local businesses without the "name" that are much better. A tourist trap in the Peak District

This business is very much part of Bakewell's tourist trade and is positioned accordingly. Why, however, will they not reply to emails? I have tried three times in the last month - no response, but (cheekily) they used my e-address to start sending me marketing emails. For several years I have purchased honey from the shop but my choice disappeared from the shelves. I enquired at the shop but the (friendly) staff could only say that they didn't know if it was to be still stocked. The only honey available on my last two visits has been tiny 300gm pots, priced (incredibly) at £8.50. I can buy the identical honey (from the same hives) in our local Spar shop for £5.95. Perhaps I shouldn't have mentioned that in my emails, but all that i wanted to know was if the larger pots from Littleover Apiaries were to be availble in future. Disappointing.

Pros: - Food presentation - Nice atmosphere - Traditional design Cons: As a world traveller (holding 50,000 readers badge on TripAdvisor) and a blogger living here in The UK, I would like to say that this is the first time in The UK that I waited for a cup of black coffee around 30 minutes. Asked a waitress and said that "Excuse me, we have been waiting for a pudding and our coffees for 30 minutes already, would you mind at least serving us a coffee first that would be highly appreciated?" She replied to me with her unprofessional way also an attitude > "We are always busy" ????

A gem in the middle of Bakewell. Had a fabulous lunch (Derbyshire Rarebit) followed by Bakewell pudding which was delicious. Had a lovely table by the window overlooking the street and really friendly attentive service. We had already booked a table before visiting which I was extremely glad we had as it was really busy when we left with lots of people arriving wanting to eat. A fab place which is very popular and I can understand why. After lunch popped to the shop downstairs and bought a Bakewell pudding to take home for the family!! Would definitely recommend.

The food here is wonderful. Good quality and big portions! However the service is very slow and I would have given it a 5 star review if the staff were more efficient. We were left sat for a long while after we had finished our mains, no acknowledgment or anything from anyone. They had plenty of staff aswell so they weren’t even short staffed. I also would have given a tip if we weren’t just left to sit there and constantly ask for a waiter throughout lunch.

The venue is very quaint and the staff very efficient and friendly. We booked in advance and chose the afternoon tea as this had been gifted to us. The layered plates arrived absolutely loaded with food. The first layer had large seeded baps cut in half, probably six halves. The middle layer had scones with clotted cream and jam and bakewll tarts. The top layer with more tarts, fruit cake & cheese. We then received another plate loaded with more baps. Whilst the effort was appreciated, it was far too much. A typical afternoon tea would normally consist of finger sandwiches, which would have been the preferred option. The scones, which are a key ingredient, were not as fresh, possibly a day old. Overall, we were a little disappointed, but as the staff were so friendly, just didn't want to spoil the occasion. We agreed to have a doggie bag for the food we could not eat. I would still recommend the venue, as I could see the other dishes being served looked

We had a gift voucher for tea and cakes for 2 so while there we ordered lunch too. We asked the waiter to pack us the cakes, butter, jam and cream pots to take away and have later. When we opened them later we found only the tart and scones, no butter, jam or cream. Very disappointing and a feeling of being ripped off. As we didn’t want dry scones the ducks had an expensive treat. My advice is to check before leaving the shop that you have what you paid for! We won’t be returning … ever! Despite all the hype it’s not worth the expense. Go to the chip shop instead!

Very good! We grabbed some food to go. It was very busy, however it was well organised. Service was very quick and food was excellent. Recommended.

Lovely breakfast on Saturday 27th Jan 2024 while on holiday. Only complaint was the staff downstairs In the shop need to listen to the customers. As I bought a bakewell tart priced at £5 plus but I asked the lady in question if they sold the cobs that we had for breakfast. She sold us what we thought were cobs but when we opened the brown bag once back at hotel later that day to see / it was a pack of 4 brown baps priced at £2 which tasted nothing like the nice cobs we had for breakfast with bacon & sausage inside them If we was living in Bakewell we would have returned them

We breakfasted here twice on our trip to Bakewell and thoroughly recommend both the upstairs cafe and the downstairs bakery . The staff were very friendly and welcoming, especially Callum , the food and coffee excellent and it was dog friendly. Don’t go home without a pudding!

Lovely shop with more than just the bakery area. Plenty of other local products inside, and obviously the bakewell pudding!

We called in for a cup of tea on our first day in Bakewell. We noticed a couple were turned away as they wanted a table for 2, even though there were plenty of vacant tables but they were all bigger, for 4 or 6. This couple were not very happy, and understandably so. The following day we went in again, this time intending to have something to eat, but were told there would be a 15 - 20 minute wait for a table for 2 - again there were larger tables unoccupied. We didn't bother, and went to another cafe where we felt more welcome.

Went in for lunch today with little in the way of expectations..to be honest was expecting overpriced tourist food . How wrong was I! Not the cheapest of sandwiches I thought but the size and quality of portions was second to none.. fantastic. My wife had fish finger sandwich..had 3 large portions of home battered fish on there and my pork sandwich was exceptional. The tiger bread do good. My wife had a 'freakshake' described as brownie ... definitely more than that.. incredible value ! See the photos .

We stayed in Bakewell for 2 nights, and Saturday morning, we had breakfast here. It was lovely, just what we needed to set us up for a very cold day exploring the town. On Sunday, we had planned on having another one. However, the weather overnight had snowed .... a lot. They were open, but the chef had not been able to get in, so we had a scone for breakfast instead. It was very tasty. The staff were very helpful and attentive.

Very friendly and efficient staff. Very nice menu and the food was superb. Great atmosphere and would definitely visit again

A great little place and friendly atmosphere. The breakfast we had was nice, well worth a visit if you are in the Bakewell area.

Really lovely food. Soup was excellent, and lots of good choices on the menu. Cafe upstairs in lovely old building

Nice setting and food was pretty good. Lots of things were forgotten, and some portions were very small for the price, for example the homity pie which is a main meal, and cost £12, which was small and only came with a side salad. Chips or something would have bulked it up more for the price.

I came here one weekend in November with my family for lunch, there was a lovely buzz in the restaurant and the food was delicious. We were served by the lovely Ezri who was very attentive and couldn’t have been more helpful. We will definitely be back!

A revisit for us and it was better than last time. After seeing I recent review in a local paper, we thought we would revisit. Staff, friendly and attentive. I had the Bakewell breakfast, it was very good. Although as per the paper review, I don’t understand garlic mushrooms being part of a breakfast. Beans were also lukewarm. Other than that it was very tasty. My husband had a children’s breakfast as he wasn’t overly hungry and to be fair, it wasn’t questioned and the portion was more than generous. A pot of tea, was definitely a pot of tea! More than one cup, which is appreciated. A request for a separate plate for our toast was quickly resolved. Overall very impressed and would recommend.

Great food, excellent service. Very good range of food from breakfast, lunch, tea and all in between.

Just popped in for a couple of drinks to hide away from the rain with my grand-daughter in the cafe next door to the shop. A cheerful young lady came to give me menus and a choice of seats as well as welcome my grand-daughter...

Awesome food, went in for a lite bite and came out stuffed for a very reasonable price. Kids hot chocs with cream and marsh mallows a hit. I had fish finger sandwich - not for the faint hearted! It was delicious!

You will not be disappointed an eloquent building on the outside and unique/quirky on the inside. Very cosy. Bakewell pudding is amazing along with the fruit cake well worth the visit

Sweet old building, selling very good bakewell puddings/tarts. Can get very busy at peak times. The staff can be a bit surly, but i'm sure it's simply because they'e so busy. Bakewell itself if also well worth a visit, - there's a museum, church, visitor...

Absolutely amazing service from callan and Courtney! Keep it up guys! Very professional and welcoming

Long wait to order drinks,staff very unprofessional just asking customers to wait a minute took 15-20 minutes to take order for drinks. Was going to order food due to poor service decided against ordering

Great cakes!! Andrei was brilliant unlike the weather, his smile and great service made our trip to Bakewell memorable. Strongly recommend the coffee too

Cracking pies, loads of gravy!!! Young lad called Jonny sat us and brought the food - very helpful when I needed dairy free milk!

Great experience with lovely atmosphere, very welcoming and helpful staff. Plenty of space upstairs and a nice pleasant courtyard to enjoy sitting outdoors, Hannah was very helpful and able to explain to us the origins of the Bakewell Pudding 😋 Great food and coffee certainly...

We visited as a couple whilst in Bakewell. Greeted by a very friendly lady who accommodated when my husband asked to be seated near to the window. A waiter arrived to take our order, again friendly and efficient. Drinks arrived promptly. Short wait for food...

I absolutely LOVED my visit to the bakewell pudding shop the atmosphere was incredible and the staff were friendly, there was a short wait to be seated but we did visit on a Saturday so we understood they were busy. The portion sizes on the...

Visited on 27.10.2023, was greeted by a gentleman called Callan, very friendly and attentive. We had booked a table and do recommend booking if you'd like a seat by the window! We ordered a fish finger sandwich and a BBQ pulled pork panini, the fish...

Always enjoy visiting the restaurant where the service is friendly and the food excellent. Also we visit the shop for a Bakewell pudding and tart, to take home, which are very tasty. We visit here everytime we have a day out at Bakewell.

Fabulous food in the restaurant upstairs and a lovely shop to buy your gifts. Staff very helpful. Had to wait a while as it was a busy day but well worth the wait. Will always return.

Very friendly staff who accommodated our large party with no trouble. Didn’t have to wait very long to be served or for the food arriving even though it was a weekend. Very well presented food which was delicious. Will definitely be back and would recommend.

This was a birthday treat for my partner as he is bakewell pudding/cake/tart mad, so I thought he would love to try “the original”, so much so we travelled from Halifax for the experience. We booked a table for tea online and arrived about 10...

As the supposed original Bakewell pudding shop, four of us on a day out, decided to stop at the cafe for a coffee and Bakewell. They had two size options - an individual and sharing portion. We asked if the sharing portion was between two...

Came in to your shop to buy one of your famous bakewell tarts ,I purchased two but was very disappointed, they were very dry, and just looked like a Mr kipling pie,sorry will not be going back

Dirty crockery and cutlery. Chips inedible due to amount of salt they came with Salad came coated in unasked for vinaigrette which then soaked into the panini Had to ask for drink twice and then for a clean cup

Called in for some lunch. Ordered pea and ham soup and a cheese scone for myself and my wife...Waited and age and the waiter brought tomato soup, which my wife cant stand!!...Excuses made and said they will fetch the pea and ham. Returned about 5...

The man serving the outside area was very rude and made a rude comment about moving a chair. He also spilt cream all down one of us and barely apologised. Food was alright but service was terrible.

Lovely food but so many basic errors when ordering. Kids ‘sandwiches’ were some kind of seeded roll which is just not going to be ok with kids and isn’t what’s on the menu. Didn’t come with salad sticks as ordered. Then did but not the...

Popped into the Original Bakewell Pudding Shop on a whim, and blimey, it didn't disappoint! The moment you walk in, you're hit with that brilliant smell of fresh baking. Had to get a Bakewell Pudding, didn't I? And it was spot on – lovely pastry...

Very poor food in the cafe. Gluten free cake was served simply in the packet on a plate with no cutlery to eat with - very sticky and uninspiring and difficult to eat without a fork/spoon. The lemon cake (not gluten free) was simply shop...

This is the third visit we’ve had to this place and everytime it’s been amazing! Today we sat outside in the courtyard area and the service was amazing from all three members of staff (Taylah, Hannah and serenity). We just had tea and cake, portion...

Absolutely Perfect end to a day, we were booked in for afternoon tea, we were on a steam trip and were delayed, phone up to explain staff extremely helpful and said not worry. when we arrived a few minutes late staff were very friendly helpful...

We had breakfast provided as part of our stay in this establishment and it was excellent for breakfast. Everything was freshly cooked and the staff were very friendly, nothing was a problem. Highly recommended

We visited here whilst in Bakewell. The menu outside looked good with plenty of different options and it seemed a popular place. When we got inside there was a 5-10 minute wait for a table. I assumed that it must because it was so popular....

Terrible service, went upstairs to the cafe which had plenty of available seating. We waited a good 10 minutes as there were people in front of us. The waitering staff didn't even acknowledge us, so we weren't sure if we were to find a table...

We went for breakfast and although busy they managed to fit us in downstairs, we had a short wait for breakfast, I had the large Jayne the normal version, they were both very good and very very filling. In the end with the bakewell tart...

Overall a bit disappointed. The staff were really friendly and we felt sorry for them as they were clearly short staffed. As a consequence, our afternoon tea took almost 2 hours in total due to numerous delays. The afternoon tea (gentleman's something or other) was...

Went for a tea and a scone. The scone was dry and tasted of baking powder had to cover it in jam to eat it! cost £4.50! even if you didnt want the cream they charged you for it! £3.50 for a pot of tea...

Popped in here with the family to try the famous Bakewell pudding whilst on holiday. Quickly seated in the courtyard and order taken promptly, a couple of things weren't available, and the blender was broken for milkshakes which was disappointing but happens in a busy...

Took a huge detour on our way home from a staycation to visit this shop/bakery/cafe as they advertise that they have several gluten free options, including Bakewell Tarts (with options to box up and take home). When we first arrived, there wasn’t any GF options...

The food was lovely. Unfortunately, the customer service fell short of what you would expect when paying these prices. We had to wait for about 20 minutes after being seated before a server came to take our drink orders. We had to prompt her to...

Very fast and pleasant service. Lovely food with generous portions. Ad hoc visit while staying in the area. Well worth a visit.

After a brief wait, we were seated at our table, even though there appeared to be several free tables available. The Bakewell pudding was somewhat disappointing, especially considering the number of patrons in both the restaurant and the queue in the shop below. Contrary to...

I came in for a gingerbread man, paid for it, and forgot to take it out with me, so that's a fault on my part. No one told me I had left without it as I exited the shop. However, when I came back 15...

Wanted breakfast had arrived just before 11.45 cut off but had to wait so long for them to come and serve us (me and my inpatient 3 year old) only to be told couldn’t then leave as my daughter was hungry but as a solo...

Attracted by the various gluten free option we enjoyed a very tasty lunch in the restaurant within the Original Bakewell Pudding Shop. The upper floor has a tastefully decorated restaurant offering a wide range of options. My choice of rare beef in gluten free bread...

We specifically sought this place out while we were in the Peak District as it would be rude not to get a Bakewell Tart actually from Bakewell. They sell a variety of Bakewell tarts of different sizes at reasonable prices. Highly recommend the Bakewell Puddings...

We visited at what seemed to be peak time on Monday lunch, we was greeted by a lovely polite female member of staff called Courtney who told us there would be a 5 minute wait for a table, no problem as could see they were...

Food was good quality and would certainly recommend a visit. However disappointed that pancakes were warm with very little maple syrup. Custard provided with an excellent Bakewell tart was tepid. If it had been cold or hot I would have been happy but tepid wasn't...

We called for afternoon tea. The outside area was busy and we were asked to wait for a table whilst it was cleared. Meanwhile a family came from a different angle and took this table we were waiting patiently for. We were however found another...

Hello ..just would like to mention I ordered some tray bakes on line on Sun ...they arrived yesterday ...so quick & very well wrapped up ..this is third or fourth time iv ordered & they have not failed ...I ordered the white choc & cranberry...

Second time visiting this place and it’s a must when in bakewell. This time we came along for breakfast and I must say they were the best scrambled eggs I’ve had in a long time! Staff very friendly as always, it was Callan who welcomed...

Was served by a boy named max, his service was very good. I would recommend the shop to a friend.

Attended for an afternoon tea.We try different places regularly for afternoon teas and this is the worse one we have had.We usually get a tree tiered tray with delicate sandwiches ,a selection of dainty cakes and soft light scones.This one consisted of 2 bakewell puddings...

Avoid, Staff need training on how to take an order and serve. Server had to check order twice, then came out with one of the drinks and asked if the other in the party wanted anything to drink (of course she did and we had...

Wonderful Bakewell pudding...not to be faulted - unlike the ignorant counter staff who seemed to prefer to gossip rather than serve customers quickly or politely. Customer care training required.

Was away in Derbyshire for the week and had to come to Bakewell to try the traditional Bakewell pudding I hadn't tried before. Got one to share between two as was massive, had it with custard back at the house it was very good definitely...

Do not think of your waist line and sit back and enjoy an excellent selection of tarts and puddings with all of the trimmings. We so enjoyed our first visit here that we came back again the next day for a second helping!! Study the...

Lovely Bakewell tart and Bakewell pudding on our second visit of the week (tart best) Great service from Callum who was almost as tasty as his tarts - woof! Recommended!!

Une beau bâtiment et une belle histoire quant a la tarte et au pudding bakewell. Malheureusement de très mauvaises patisseries...

Rarely do reviews stuff but simply have to comment on our experience at lunch recently. Best panini I have EVER eaten, followed (of course) by the original Bakewell pudding (so different to generic stuff). Glorious. Special mention for the black pudding - get yourself a...

Really nice place with amazing puddings. They have a fan shop, outside area and a cute little cafe upstairs Stephen was particularly helpful will return!

I thought the staff were lovely & it is a good value cafe. Stephen was very friendly & passionate about the puddings! I also enjoyed my jacket potato

Came With family for a spot of lunch and a bakewell pudding. The food was fantastic came out quickly and freshly cooked.The staff were friendly and attentive. we chatted to a member of staff think he was called Stephen, who explained all about the bakewell...

Such an amazing place to eat! Great service. Good beautifully presented and huggee portions! Loved it. Delicious food. Callun manager was superb as all the staff were. So attentive and nothing too much trouble! Can’t recommend enough. If in bakewell. Please do go! Neeta and...

Stopped for coffee and of course to try the famous Bakewell Pudding. The coffee was ok (just) the pudding was awful. Puff pastry was soggy, the filling was minimal and tasted of ersatz almonds (synthetic almond essence), the custard it came with was thin and...

The staff were lovely but my low score is due to the food quality and the area that people have to sit if they have dogs - it was really unloved: next to a busy kitchen, a blinking light and what looked like a make...