Rosie's Tea & Coffee Room in High Peak - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

We went here for breakfast at about 10 in the morning. The cafe had no heating on therefore it was quite cold. We wanted the oak cake full breakfast but they had no oatcakes. Therefore we ordered two English breakfasts the portion sizes are very small almost minimalistic for £6.70 each this was overpriced. Drinks were not included with the breakfast so there was then an additional £1.70 for a mug of tea! We asked for a filter coffee but they had none. Overall £17.60 for two people. I will come to Hayfield again but would not come to Rosie Lees again. It’s overpriced for what you get.

We came in for breakfast, they took an hour to bother to come take an order, by that time breakfast was finished, and they said they wouldn’t serve us any breakfast….also found hairs in our drinks… Staff are obviously not trained for a breakfast service. They were swearing to each other. Looks like they have fine straight from the job centre. Do yourself a favour and stay away from this place. We definitely won’t come back and will ensure non of friends and family do either.

I popped in here with some friends on the off chance that there might be something gluten free that I could eat. The moment I mentioned that I was coeliac - all of the staff could not do enough to make me feel like I was eating safely. The owner and the chef both came out to chat with me and I settled on a bacon and egg sandwich. There were lots of Gluten Free options to choose from. I knew I was on to a winner when our server told me that they hadn’t used the kitchen butter incase of cross contamination and they provided me with pre packed pats of butter. The food was very tasty, as was the choices made by my non - coeliac friends. All my food was prepared separately and safely and I had no coeliac reactions in the days that followed. What a fabulous place - I highly recommend it.

We stopped here on the way home from a stay in Buxton, this is a lovely little cafe, we had the oatcake cooked breakfast and it didn’t disappoint, quality food, cooked perfectly, washed down with a gourmet pot of tea. Couldn’t fault, friendly staff in a quaint little spot.

We've always liked Rosie's and this visit was no exception, lovely all day breakfast, excellent quality ingredients nicely cooked, buzzy atmosphere and friendly staff a real Hayfield asset.

Came back from a long walk near Twenty trees and beyond. Stayed at a cottage in Kinder Road. Called at Rosie Lee had a delicious brie bacon and cranberry toastie to takeout. Great friendly staff and service. Cafe always busy coffee and cakes are lovely too. Would visit definitely when next in Hayfield. Keep up the excellent work great cafe for Hayfield Village.

Walked the Sett Valley Trail with a friend and stopped here for lunch. Lovely little place with a varied menu and tempting cakes on display. It felt safe with appropriate Covid 19 measures in place. We waited a little while for our food, but it was prepared to order and we were in no hurry. Good portion sizes and we enjoyed our sandwiches and cake.

We have walked pass here a few times and decided to stop here as the places in the main village looked busy Friendly staff and good choice on the.menu Good size panini arrived and nice coffee Would go again

Lovely to see them selling take away food yesterday. I'm looking forward to the time when once again we can enjoy the full range of excellent food indoors.

Sorry for the late review, I don’t know where the year has gone!!! My mum & myself visited here with the dog, we were warmly welcomed and served excellent food & pots of tea. Totally satisfied with everything we received, such a warm, homely feel and will definitely return. Thank you.

Lovely welcoming cafe with a great menu that combines old favourites with some imaginative newer dishes. Delicious home cooked food and good for vegetarians. Good for a visit at any time of day.

Stumbled across this place by chance as we walked around the lovely village of Hayfield. Its tucked away at the back but the cakes and drinks are well worth hunting the place out. Reasonably priced and good service from nice staff. Will make sure we visit again next time in the area.

Small tea shop with a good choice of cakes and biscuits. Friendly staff and very good value for money. Recommended and gave us the energy to climb snake pass!

We came across this cozy little tearoom on a wet afternoon. Lovely cakes and coffee and hot chocolate. Our dog was welcome too. We tried to go there again but it was full!

A lovely little place, the best grilled sandwich’s ever, they will keep you going all day. Rosie lees serve the lovely Peak bean coffee too, a good menu for snacks and lovely cakes. They make you feel very welcome.

Rosie’s didn’t disappoint. Lovely little wholesome cafe. Delicious food, and thank you for catering for gluten free and dairy free diets! That is so important for me and makes my day when I find a cafe like this!

Both my fiancée chose the cheese, beetroot and horseradish on toast. Only when it arrived did we understand why others were sharing. Portions are massive as they cater for the walkers trekking the Kinder Scout. The food was lovely with good service.

Great stop for a caffeine refill. Really friendly, good value. Food options looked good to, including for vegetarians. Lovely!

Firstly, this is one of the friendliest, cutest little cafes I’ve been in for a while. And I live in High Peak and we specialise is cute little cafes :P There are well thought out vegan options all over the menu, from avocado bagel w/vegan Parmesan to Panini’s and chocolate cake. The lovely staff are so nice, very knowledgable and the service was quick. Soya milk and lots of hot drinks and cold. The food was really tasty (highly recommend the Shannon Panini!). We will be back next week, and the week after....

Great breakfast reasonably priced, great cakes and coffee will visit again when we are in the area in the future.

Last Sunday of the main tourist season and it was packed, spilling out onto the pavement seats outside, just shows you how popular the place is. Busy yes, but it didn't stop the friendly staff serving up an excellent array of food and beverages. Number 1 choice next time we're in the area.

Nice little cafe with a good range of food and hot and cold drinks. Child friendly and clearly popular with locals.

Went to this cafe for breakfast a couple of weeks ago. The staff were lovely and funny. The prices the the breakfasts and the rest of the menu were very reasonable and the food wasn't half bad either :)

Very friendly with delicious cakes - really recommend orange and almond. Other items on the menu sounded excellent. Lovely decor and perfect after a long walk.

Lovely people & scrummy home made food and cakes Very accommodating - we got our picnic lunches from there each day If you’re ever in Hayfield you must pop in

Had a lovely typical English breakfast here. Relaxed surroundings and a lovely atmosphere. Will visit again in the future

The owners are always friendly and try hard to make each visit as good as the last. Check out the easter drawing competition if you visit with the kids.

Such a great place in the village to get lunch and a coffee. Lovely cakes. Kid friendly. Would go back again.

good breakfast very relaxing chilled atmosphere if your in a rush this is not for you! Thats why I like it!

The first thing you notice is how clean the shop is.The staff are very welcoming and the food is really good. I had a cheese and ham toasty on brown bread and it was really tasty and well made. It had a small salad with it that was very pleasant but did not over power the rest of the meal. The coffee was wonderful. But the scone oh the raspberry scone I truly enjoyed it. I would recommend this cafe and intend to visit again. Merry Christmas.

Rosie's (now Rosie Lee) doesn't open early enough for a pre-walk visit, and last time we looked, is closed on Mon - Tue (no website to verify). However, after a long walk Rosie's is a welcome refresher with a good range of leaf teas and coffee, not to mention cakes.

We stopped in at this lovely cafe for lunch twice whilst staying near by. It is cosy and welcoming. It is also one of the few places where I’ve had a truly excellent gluten free sandwich - the bread was soft and fresh and the sandwich was a good size with plenty of filling - this is so often not the case at other places! The cake we tried (also gluten free) was also excellent, as were the panini and bagel that my husband had.

Stopped here several time when walking with a friend. Enjoyed coffee and cake but they have a nice menu for...

Visit this cafe often....service is friendly and food very good ...be prepared for a bit of a wait...however food worth...

This trip was my first visit since the new owners have taken over I will definitely be visiting again. The...

Called after fantastic walk past the shooting cabin and around the base of Kinder. Busy as usual but fast and...

A warm welcome. Friendly and attentive staff. Really nice food and drink. Clean. Comfortable. Will be returning.

Como estábamos un poco temprano en el Hayfield para entrar en nuestra casa, nos fuimos a Rosie para café, té y bollos. Yummie! ! ! Gente muy amable! !

Called in for a coffee and ended up having lunch. All the sandwiches were huge and full of filling. Mine (cheese and ham) was chocka with gorgeous home cured ham - and delightful. Baked beans on toast seemed to be a full tin of beans and two toast doorstops. Coffee (flat whites) were excellent, as was the hot chocolate. Those who had cakes reported very favourably on them. Service was very friendly, even though our large group of friends and family almost overwhelmed the café. Highly recommended.

The Rosie Lee Tea Room is sited in the beautiful village of Hayfield. Intimate and friendly atmosphere set of by the beautiful regency colour decor. My personal favourite bite is The Allan Stack and the sumptuous Wimbledon Cake (not made for sharing) the service is exceptional. This quaint little tea room is the best by far in the village, pop in won't be disappointed. 'There's always cake'Jnr. & Sonia

Had yet another fantastic breakfast at Rosie's a few days ago. This time I had a Salmon and Egg Bagel, which was amazing. Always a pleasant experience and the staff are so friendly.

My husband and I stopped here for coffee and cake and we're surprised with the range of choices. It was difficult to chose as all the cakes looked so yummy. We looked at people's meals and there were good portions. Dogs are allowed in too. Will definitely be visiting again

Called in for a drink - £1.20 tea in, £1.80 to takeaway (loose leaf but still..). Was met with a friendly atmosphere, but the tea wasn't brewed enough after all that.

Called in here for ice creams yesterday as they were advertised on a board outside, it took 2 people to make 4 cones, which were quite small and not worth £2 each. I wont be going in here again.

The cakes are fabulous but it's the people who run this lovely tea room in the gorgeous village of Hayfield that I wanted to praise for the kindness they showed me yesterday when I visited. The man serving the food ineeds particular mention snd sincere thanks for just how calm and reassuring he was in what might have looked like a crisis. Thank you so much - it made a huge difference to our day.

Visited today service was brilliant food and drinks impeccable staff were very friendly and not overly priced will be back again soon

I was happy to find a number of vegan options - soup, sandwiches and cake!! All which were lovely and very appreciated after a walk up kinder scout! Thank you!

Great Homemade cakes, fabulous coffee. Owners lovely and staff friendly and welcoming. Definitely recommend.

Three friends and I came for breakfast and after a longer than average wait and a wrong order without apology I'm sad to say we won't be returning. I'm very reluctant to leave negative comments and if my previous visit hadn't been similar I wouldn't but has been my experience.

Came here as a treat for my birthday afternoon tea. Ended up having far more than intended as everything was so delicious. Superb pot of tea (leaves) & excellent coffee, beans apparently roasted by the owner. An absolutely glorious display of home made cakes & scones, plus great interesting snacks. Friendly chatty staff & cosy surrounds

We found Rosies when we were here last year. Food fabulous, coffee excellent and cakes to die for. Rosies is quite small so getting a table could be an issue, but there's a couple of benches outside. You can always get takeaway.

Rosie's is not only about really good home cooked food, great tea and of course excellent coffee, but a place where you can find friendship, relax and chill out.

Rosie's does good coffee and cakes and much more. Find a place to sit choose what you want and head up to the till to make your order you won't be hassled so take your time and then enjoy!

Never fails to impress, amazing food, amazing prices... Like cafes should be! Lovely setting and child friendly. Also does take away ice creams!

We stopped here by chance as little was open in Hayfield on a Wednesday morning but we were very glad to have discovered such a friendly place. I had a superb fruit scone (probably the nicest I've ever eaten) and lovely coffee with a free 'top up'. The staff were very welcoming and I now need to return to sample the lunchtime sandwiches which sound amazing and can even be served fried in butter if you're walking off the extra calories.

Pretty difficult to find if you are not local, sign on lower road spotted after we went through the village for the second time. We managed to park up the road outside the terrace where Arthur Lowe of Dads Army fame was born. Victoria sponge was the choice and delicious served on pretty China plates, a good choice of drinks, and cakes. Hope to drop in again before we go home.

The cafe was just about to close for the day when we called in. The staff were quite happy to serve us coffee and cakes (snickerdoodle biscuits). The street outside the cafe looked familiar as I recalled a certain red Crossley motorcar being driven along it in the TV drama series The Village. Next time we visit we will be trying some of the delicious sandwiches on the menu. Recommended.

Warm welcome and excellent food and drinks for 6 hungry mountain bikers who had cycled from Hope via Edale Cross.

Lovely cafe! It was busy as soon as it opened this morning, and most of the other customers were local people, so it's clearly very popular! I will definitely call here again next time I'm in Hayfield :-)

Knowing their cakes were nice, we called in for a round of drinks & cakes.We all (2 parents with our 13 & 8 year old children) enjoyed our visit.

Went to Rosie's on a Sunday afternoon. It was very busy with a lot of cyclists outside waiting for tea and cake. We ordered a tea and coffee to go and two ice creams. Then we waited. And waited. I was expecting it to be a bit slow as it was so busy - but since we weren't ordering food that required preparing and were taking away I didn't think i would be that long. In the end we waited 20 minutes! The ice cream was obviously very old and pretty crystalised - ended up throwing it away unfinished. The tea was pretty bog standard. I would perhaps visit again and eat in, as the cake selection looked really good. But to be honest, the long wait time has really put me off. No real apology from the servers either, or a warning in the first place that it would be so long.

Have been here a couple of times late afternoon. Have tried calling in at lunch time but it has always been full. Food is of good quality, and tastes very fresh. Cakes are delicious but they are nearly all gone by mid afternoon. Perhaps they need to make more. Very reasonably priced. Only negative is with it being small and popular, there are often queues to get in.

Popped in for lunch with my son, we had eggs on hot buttered door step toast and mushroom and spinach soup with home made gluten free bread, my son really enjoyed his berry smoothie - great service - very friendly

We arrived about mid day, the cafe was half full. We ordered a light lunch and coffee which arrived in a reasonable time and the lunch was fine. As we were about half way through the meal some other guests came in who I presume were friends of the owner because we were soon asked by the owner to vacate our seats and move to an adjacent table so the new diners could sit where we had been sitting. We had not sat on reserved tables and I don't even know if you can make reservations at this establishment. This action may have been understandable if we had finished our meals and were just sitting there taking up a space but we were still actually eating and drinking our coffees. Bazil Faulty and Faulty Towers come to mind. My message is, if you are not a friend of the owner you could have a disturbed meal.

Cant recommend this tea room enough. Fantastic selection of coffee's which the staff are only too happy to tell you about. Great food, the sandwiches are huge and very fresh, also a variety of delicious cakes.

Been here a couple of times for a coffee whiles out on our travels but we decided yesterday to pop in for breakfast and we weren't disappointed...... I had brown toast with jam which was to die for I savoured every mouthful. My husband has a sausage sandwich which he said was lovely. The service is amazing nothing is too much trouble lovely place lovely people. Menu is varied and very reasonable, lots of homemade cakes which smell and look amazing. Thanks for having us keep up the good work.

I love Rosies. I cannot lie, I visit regularly. Popped in for some soup today and was not disappointed. White bean and sundried tomato soup, with pesto. Served with some gluten free bread. The best soup. Followed by the gluten free almond and orange cake and their delicious own roast coffee. I'm never going to stop going there. If you haven't tried it yet, then do.

We went for Saturday afternoon for lunch. 2x cappuccinos 1x tuna toasty 1x pastrami/gherkin/cheese toasty, carrot cake, brownie. Obviously came out stuffed, but with NO regrets. It was delicious, the toasties are gorgeous; really nice bread, and generously filled. The cakes were really delicious. I could have packed more away but that would have been greed..... Highly recommend. Lovely little village cafe atmosmphere as well with very nice staff.

Coconut milk hot chocolate ...so comforting and delicious on a cold day after long walk. Attractive paintings to enjoy whilst relaxing in such a friendly place with excellent service.

Went for breakfast at Rosies this morning and as usual it was lovely and busy. Enjoyed my pick me up cheese on toast with grilled tomatoes and a hot coffee, roasted by the proprietors. A great start to a lovely sunny autumn day.

Don't quite understand all the good reviews for this place. Firstly the service was terribly slow, it was busy but not packed out. To be fair, an apology was made for this. But the Cappuccinos when they finally arrived, where scorching hot. As far as I am aware, Cappuccino should not be served this hot. I could bearly taste the Cardamon in the Cardamon biscuit I ordered. However my Husband's Orange Polenta cake was lovely. So at least all was not lost in the end, but it was not enough for us to return.

Quite simply a little piece of heaven in paradise. Soups, butties and cakes to make you drool. A lovely little cafe, in the lovely little village of hayfield. The staff are polite and helpful and the walls are always adorned with ever changing art. It is usually busy, but worth the wait fir a table. Try it, you won't be disappointed.

After walking around Hayfield our route took us past this lovely tearoom. Our nose could smell the fresh coffee before we got there. We fancied a drink to end our walk but saw on the door that the closing time had passed. We went to walk by but my brother popped his head round and was told we were welcome to come in for a drink. the owner who is American was great company and very welcoming. The coffee had been roasted and ground freshly on site and it was obviously a labour of love. The cake was moist and worth the calories. My milk shake had a yummy peanut twist.We had a lovely relaxing end to our family walk.

Really lovely staff with excellent menu. Has an American influence and offers a large variety of grilled sandwiches among other more traditional things.I chose the turkey, artichoke and swiss cheese grilled sandwich. Just wonderful with a proper strong flat white coffee.

Set behind the main street in picturesque Hayfield Rosie's appeals to all comers for informal refreshments. Exquisite home made cakes, American grill sandwiches and high quality tea and coffee with plenty of choice. Service is speedy and courteous, prices are reasonable and the tearoom is popular with tourists, cyclists, walkers and local residents of all ages. Always popular so get in quick!

This tiny tea-shop in the village of Hayfield offered excellent tea and cakes at the end of a walking day. Good quality leaf tea served with what appeared to be home-made cakes and scones all on good quality bone china. I had a delicious sultana scone with plenty of whipped cream + jam. My wife enjoyed a pleasent almond and orange cake (an unusual combination?). Although a little cramped, the friendly atmosphere of happy customers made for a very nice and refreshing stop.

Dined here for breakfast on our last morning of our walking holiday. The cafe doesn't open to 10am which wasn't a problem.We went for the full English breakfast which was very nice and was cooked and served within 15 minutes.

Rosie’s is a popular tea shop in Hayfield. The menu provides for all your basic needs with breakfasts, lunches and cakes. The atmosphere is always pleasant and busy, they will give you a wifi code if you ask for it. I have visited this café a number of times and have always been slightly disappointed. The service is quick and functional but lacks the friendly manner I would expect from such a café. I am not into big slabs of toast and found it slightly too salty for my taste and the cakes lack imagination. The coffee is definitely not the best and way too bitter for me and lacking in depth. However, well worth a stop if you are in Hayfield but leave your dog outside on the designated ring. It is not dog friendly.

Rosie's has great food and a terrific atmosphere, helped in no small way by the friendliness of the staff and owners. As a local who has been a customer almost as long as Trevor W, I can only wonder if we are reviewing the same place? If the place was so unfriendly, would there be queues at the door most weekends where latecomers hang around outside wistfully hoping for a table when they could easily go to another café. Would there be people choosing to sit outside in all weathers preferring to be at Rosie's rather than go somewhere else? Deirdre and Andrew and their staff are always friendly and say hello even when they are rushed off their feet. This is an excellent cafe and a great asset to Hayfield.Peak 616 you should be ashamed of yourself.

If as you say Peak616 you have been a customer of Rosie's for four years and have taken the trouble to get to know Andrew you will know that he has a great sense of humour and is friendly to all their customers. As a regular customer you have stabbed them in the back and are hiding under cheap anonymity. As their first customer I can only recommend Rosie's to anyone and am prepared to put my name to it. Trevor Williams

The food is really nice and prepared by Deidre one of the owners. Simple menu which includes lovely homemade cakes.What spoils it is the lack of friendliness. I have been going in for 4 years and Deidre's husband who serves is never friendly. You would think I deserved a smile - maybe even know my name by now! I can eat a butty at home for free but I come out for a bit of pleasant interaction.

A bustling little restaurant offering great value for money in a warm and friendly environment . A highlight of our holiday often popping in for a coffee and enjoying the experience of just being there.

Popped into Rosie's by chance after a gorgeous walk up Lantern Pike. It was the perfect caff, lots of good food coming out of the kitchen with a lovely cake selection too. There were a few US style options too which made a nice change - the snickerdoodle cookies were delicious.

I've been to Rosies a few times. I've become vegan since my previous visit. The menu has a few vegan friendly options on and there is soya milk available. I had a hummus sandwich. The hummus was homemade and absolutely delicious- very good fuel for thd walk we went on afterwards. I overheard one staff member telling a colleague to heat the soya milk for my latte in a separate jug to avoid cross contamination, so it's clear they take the needs of their vegan or lactose intolerant customers seriously.

This place is amazing, after a nice walk down the sett valley trail we always go to Rosie's because it's the nicest place around, it's small but beautiful and the food is delicious, the home made cakes are to die for. It's not expensive or pretentious it's just good quality food and drinks set in lovely hayfield. Keep up the good work see you next week.

What can I say? We travel nearly 30 miles to sample the food at Rosie's. They make the best sandwiches, the best soup and the best coffee (not forgetting the cakes, although we generally don't have enough room for cake!). Our only dread is that we get there and it's full (and I suppose putting a good review on doesn't help)!! The staff are great and there is always a good atmosphere in the place and it's so reasonable. Can't wait to go again!

We visited Rosie's this afternoon, what a find! There was a large selection of mouth-watering cakes, the scones looked delicious too. There were several locals in the tea room, always a good sign, some had come especially for the home made soup which they highly reccommended. After a very difficult choice, we went for the tea and carrot cake, which was superb. Hope to return soon, although I think a long walk first would be advisable!

Delicious sandwiches, cream tea & carrot cake!My son and daughter-in-law took me to Rosie's first thing when I arrived on my first visit to England, as it is one of their favorite places. I returned for Christmas with other family members and we rented a place nearby, looking forward to walking to Rosie's for breakfast or lunch. Rosie closed during that week for a well-deserved holiday, but our family was sad to miss her good food!

I visit Rosie's quite often with friends or family, because their homemade soup is just fantastic! Even the celery soup is delicious, and I normally hate celery!! The gluten-free orange cake is also to die for. The cafe setting can be a little cramped and isn't always entirely comfortable, but otherwise I love it.

Fantastic setting, great food including cakes, smoothies, sandwiches and teas. very friendly and probably able to cater for vegans et al. Well priced.

Me and my wife popped in here for coffee and cake after a walk to Hayfield from nearby Birch Vale. We ended up having sandwich and soup and cake and coffee. The place is very nice and quaint with art work (for sale) on the walls. The staff were very nice and chatty; something i sometimes find missing now days. The food was really nice and we had a good slice of carrot cake making it great value for money. We will be visiting again soon.

Welcoming and very good food especially brunch and Cakes to die for !! Recommend the bacon baps top class

The service was very good and very friendly. The scones were delicious.We did want to go back on the Monday but it was closed, but will be going back on our next trip to try out more of the cakes.

What miserable staff came across quite rude .. I couldn't wait to leave certainly not good with the public but good was great ... What a shame

Stopped here for coffee and cake after 10 mile walk, well we deserved it, Quaint but modern very clean wonderful coffee and home made cakes, Yum

First time I visited I was not impressed with the chaps attitude... very miserable. I gave them the benefit of the doubt and visited a couple of months later to be served my an equally miserable young lady. Service leaves a lot to be desired. Food was average but the scones and tea were delicious. When returning from a hike its wonderful to have a cafe to drop in and have a well earned treat but to be honest the service has put me off returning. Cheer up guys!

Went into the cafe was pretty quiet yet still waited 20/25 mins for a bacon butty, shame as the cake was lovely .... Shame wish it was better.

We found Rosie's Tea Room on our first visit to Hayfield. We just went for coffee and cakes in the afternoon, but having looked at the menu, we will return for the very interesting sandwiches which were on offer. The breakfast too was tempting and we also found the prices very reasonable. Must say that the home-made cakes were fantastic, as light as a feather. The young staff were friendly and efficient. Can't wait to return.

Great cakes and coffee, friendly knowledgeable staff. Will go back and try the food. Wish them every success..

Happend upon this tea room on a dull August afternoon, was just what we needed lovely staff good food and value for money what more due you need