Sett Valley Cafe in High Peak

Characterful little cafe with a small interior eating area and a few tables al fresco but offering shelter from the rain. Close to the Sett Valley Trail walking route in the beautiful High Peak. We had “Ambler’s Breakfasts” but without beans or hash browns and they kindly substituted an extra sausage instead. The food was good, the service very friendly and prompt. It wasn’t the cheapest breakfast in the world but we thought it was great value and would definitely recommend.

Love this cafe..........Brilliant location, very friendly owner, great coffee and tasty food at reasonable prices.

Popped in here for breakfast after a walk up Lantern Pike. Great, friendly service, lovely food and perfect setting. Would come back again.

This review was deleted, which proves that basically Tripadvisor is in hoc with the restaurant owners and bad reviews aren’t allowed. So here goes again- Genuinely, my worst cafe experience ever in the UK. I don’t often write reviews but was so incensed, I have been compelled to do so. I and an friend arrived drenched and cold in this ridiculous place, where when ordering you can’t actually see the person behind the counter as they have stacked all their cakes etc on the counter blocking your view. So you basically talk to a cake and hope that the person behind can hear you. But this seems to be exactly what they want, as they clearly hate customers and wouldn’t went to look at them. In our case, the lady grunted an acknowledgment as i spoke to the cake and clearly had not been well schooled at the School of Charm. Her ridiculously over priced cakes and cup of teas was handed over the top of all the other items on the counter and then we decided that they these people were so unpleasant that we best take it outside to the seating area. After finishing, we came back in with the empty cups and packaging and asked if she could take them. Unbelievably, the angry woman behind the counter said ‘There is a bin up the hill, put in there’. Please bear in mind it was chucking it down and we looked for the bin, couldn’t find it and then came back in and put it back on the over crowded counter. At which, point the lady grunted her disapproval and we left. Do not visit this place unless you enjoy punishment and rudeness.

We visit the cafe as a treat once a month and it never disappoints. we've now moved to chapel but the food is that good, we happily drive out of our way on a Sunday morning for a delicious breakfast. Jo and the team are always so friendly and we always look forward to our visit.

Genuinely, my worst cafe experience ever in the UK. I don’t often write reviews but was so incensed, I have been compelled to do so. I and an friend arrived drenched and cold in this ridiculous place, where when ordering you can’t actually see the person behind the counter as they have stacked all their cakes etc on the counter blocking your view. So you basically talk to a cake and hope that the person behind can hear you. But this seems to be exactly what they want, as they clearly hate customers and wouldn’t went to look at them. In our case, the lady grunted an acknowledgment as i spoke to the cake and clearly had been well schooled at the Saddam Hussein School of Charm. Her ridiculously over priced cakes and cup of teas was handed over the top of all the other items on the counter and then we decided that they these people were so unpleasant that we best take it outside to the seating area. After finishing, we came back in with the empty cups and packaging and asked if she could take them. Unbelievably, Rose West behind the counter said ‘There is a bin up the hill, put in there’. Please bear in mind it was chucking it down and we looked for the bin, couldn’t find it and then came back in and put it back on the over crowded counter. At which, point the lady grunted her disapproval and we left. Do not visit this place unless you enjoy punishment and rudeness.

Came for a pleasant stroll with my kids and we ended up here, gorgeous coffee and kids liked their hot chocs! Returned that very same week after a walk up the lantern pike with friends, had the most delicious coffee and breakfast afterwards!! Love this cafe a firm favourite cant wait to try the yummy cakes next!

Absolutely love this gem of a cafe fab friendly staff and really delicous food and drinks the pies and cakes are the tastiest ever and well worth calling in for. Its always one of our and our dogs favourite places to stop for a snack or for our lunch with plenty of choice on offer.

Extortionate prices for really basic take away food. What a disappointment! It looked so inviting from the outside but with plenty of other places to eat in the area we won’t be returning any time soon.

Really, really great! Pretty, quirky venue, buzzing with cheery local folk and dog walkers, right on some lovely walks and absolutely brill brunch menu! I’m coeliac and that was managed really nicely with lots of choice.

We were on our way home from a little trip we had been on and saw this little place on the map. We were not disappointed at all. Coffee and cakes and even a treat for our little dog. It was fantastic! We even took some pies home for our lunch and they were amazing. (Love the bird noises in the toilet!!)

Call in here weekly/frequently whilst out for a walk. Sometimes just coffee, sometimes brunch or lunch. Fantastic choice fresh food on menu with daily specials. Great for veggies and vegans. Staff always very friendly and polite. Love this place! Make time to visit and enjoy.

We are holidaying in Hayfield and walked along the trail to this cafe. It was recommended by a couple we met whilst walking and also another solo walker. We were a bit early to have anything to eat so just had coffees…probably one of the nicest coffees we have had. The food that was being brought out for other customers looked great. The staff were all helpful and the place just seemed to have a lovely and friendly atmosphere. We hope to return for more than just drinks within the week.

Thank you for serving us today even though you had officially closed. We had been a long walk and were in need of a cuppa. The cake was lovely too

Very tasty breakfast, served by friendly people. Menu with something for everyone. Delicious coffee. Locally sourced ingredients.

Love this cafe - perfect for sitting in, out, or grabbing a coffe to take on a walk along the Sett Valey Trail.

Used to visit this cafe back in the nineties when mountain biking around the Hayfield area. Was great to find it still going all these years later! Brilliant and welcoming service even though we arrived near closing time, lovely food and coffee - what's not to like?!!! Sure we'll be back soon...

We had a very tasty lunch with two vegetarian pies plus extras like veg gravy and potato dauphinoise. Our family of four was well fed. Service was quick and the food tasty. The heart shaped shortbread biscuits and the peanut butter slice with a special name i can't recall now were delicious treats we took home for later. We were surprised because from the outside we didn't expect much more than a sandwich or something light. But this was a hearty and tasty lunch after a walk along the Sett Valley Trail The owner was very kind and talked with us even though they were busy. Its small inside and you might feel cramped if a lot of people turn up to order for take away or to eat outside. But don't let that put you off.. The cafe sources food from nearby businesses and suppliers, so i guess it would work more for you if you like trying out what's local to a place than if you are after standard fair from big name.

Truly the best cafe around. Jo (owner) really cares about good food so everything they make is delicious. They think of the small details that makes a cafe brilliant. Really friendly and a lovely place to stop for a cake and a brew. And toast, I really love the toast. Oh, and the pies. And the hot chocolate. I could go on...

This is such a fantastic cafe. The staff are friendly, the food fantastic and it's such a sweet little place. It's so nice seeing people of all ages, cyclists, hikers, families, dogs enjoying a visit. The coffee is superb too.

This must be the best little cafe I the peaks. Wonderful food, incredible cakes and friendly service. Located on the sett valley trail it’s a perfect lunch or coffee stop off.

Nice cafe but they wouldn't use my own cup. They wouldn't let me use the toilet. But worst of all after I had drunk my coffee they made me take my disposable cup away to a bin down the road. Not impressed.

SVC has become the go to place for an energy and caffeine boost during a long run in the hills - great local coffee from Peak Bean and cakes to die for - only problem is you are supposed to carry on running after visiting !

We stopped off for lunch whilst walking the Sett Valley Trail from New Mills to Hayfield, and waited a few minutes for one of the few outdoor tables (it was quite busy on a nice Sunday afternoon). There is a very wide choice of menu and our lunch was very tasty, with good portions and reasonably priced. It is worth noting that this cafe shuts at 2pm so make sure you arrive in time! My only grumble was that we were asked to take all the packaging that the food had been served in, for Covid safety reasons. I think a business should dispose of the rubbish it generates, not burden nearby bins (or worse, litter in the countryside) and a simple sack for customers to place rubbish in would not present a risk to staff.

Wonderful sausage roll and salad from the specials menu. Good coffee and friendly professional service.

Visited the other day whilst walking the pennine bridleway, very polite & friendly staff it was just a tea & cake stop this time but the Crunchie Brownies we had were probably the best we’ve had for sometime. All Covid friendly, just a little unusual you have to take away your own rubbish.

We called in one Sunday afternoon whilst out with the dog. Very busy but an excellent setup with complying to Covid-19 regulations.We had a cup of tea each and a coconut & jam slice which went down a treat.All the staff are friendly & work very hard, such a lovely place to visit, fantastic home-made food & very dog friendly.Definitely one of our favourite cafes. Give it a try you will not be disappointed.

Called in with my friend after a morning out walking Derwent /Ladybower Reservoirs. It was drizzly but we managed to get a table under a brolly ☂️ had coffees and cold drinks. We didn’t have lunch but the menu certainly looked good and all diets catered for. Would certainly return. Thanks girls

What a gem this place is. Friendly staff, a warm welcome and lovely home cooked food. Quiche and salad take away box was a lunch treat. The ginger and orange tiffin ( difficult choice from so many gorgeous cakes) was the most heavenly dessert. Hidden away next to the sett valley trail it’s well worth seeking it out. I will be back again

We go here on a regular basis fully recommend for the most delicious cakes and food very good hot chocolate too and very dog friendly

We come here A LOT.. and it never fails to deliver the most delicious food. Today I ordered one of their picnic baskets for a birthday surprise and it is an astounding hamper- it will literally feed us for days! All homemade delights inside- chilli jam, fig jam, balsamic caramelised onions, cakes, fresh bread, delicious sandwiches, sweets, cheeses, pastries, cheese twirls, olives, sundried tomatoes, homemade delicious tiramisu... and if you can, order a bottle of prosecco- The owner has very good taste in drinks! Delicious delicious delicious..

I absolutely love this place! It’s been a lovely little treat after a walk from new mills with my little one. Me and my partner always get excited to get to the cafe and have a latte with a cake even in this madness of COVID! Thank you for staying open :) x

Right..on the sett valley trail between New Mills and Hayfield you find this little treasure.Before the crazy times of lockdown this cafe proved to be an absolute gem...and guess what,it still is! The staff have pulled out all the stops to keep it going and,despite no sitting inside ,there’s specials,cakes,ice cream and great coffee..I love this place..

Really loved this place. Parked up at the top of the trail in Hayfield (which is outrageously expensive by the way - find a space on the street) & walked down to the cafe for tea & cake. Absolute treat! Clear day so we sat outside with the pram, wouldn’t have fit it inside as it’s very cosy so bear this in mind if you’re visiting and not planning on sitting outside. So full of quirk & character. Looking forward to returning.

Stopped here for breakfast - really glad we did. Hubby had vegetarian which was fab, I had 2 perfectly poached eggs. Good decaf coffee too and service was quick and prices reasonably.

We have visited several times since August which was then our first time. Lovely, friendly staff that serves excellent, locally sourced food & drinks. Wide & varied menu to suit each palate, also a delightful range of homemade cakes along with locally sourced ice cream. Plenty of outdoor seating & a few tables inside, dog friendly & a spotless toilet facility. Love the doggy pictures & birdsong playing in the toilet. So glad we have found this cafe a great little gem & you can get a mug of Yorkshire tea & listen to Radio 2 in the background....what’s not to like, keep up the excellent work.

Cycling with a friend around Hayfield and Thornsett we decided to stop at the cafe for coffee and a cake. The cherry and treacle flapjack was so good we also bought some to take out with us for another day!

Had a great visit for breakfast, loved my waffles and bacon and my friend felt the breakfast was faultless from the first to last bite. The cakes were excellent was well. Great welcome and the cafe was spotless and full of character. Highly recommended.

Called today for lunch 1st time great menu something for everyone I had salmon breakfast Gwyneth amblers breakfast both very tasty & well presented staff & customers very friendly will call again

When we bought our new house, we were delighted to find ourselves 5minutes walk from this fabulous cafe. Jo uses coffee from Peak Bean (the local roastery), bacon & sausage from Kemp's butchers in Hayfield and always gives her local suppliers a nod on her menus. Her specials are excellent and her massive breakfast menu - which is served all day - has something for meaties, vegetarians & vegans.Cakes are stupendously super. I always buy extra to take home!

We have visited this lovely, friendly cafe as a couple, with friends, with family and with children. Each time we visit we are met with friendly faces and staff are very accommodating of any special requirements. Children are made to feel very welcome and there is a really enticing menu of delicious hot chocolates and seasonal drinks with sprinkles and toppings for big and litte ones! There is a great choice for vegetarians and vegans as well as meat eaters and dogs are very welcome with dog treats on offer. The menu changes seasonally and the specials on offer add nice variety for regular visitors. An absolute must visit!

We stopped in relatively near closing time but were met by excellent service, particularly one young woman who was very patient and helpful. Great pit stop. Good to see this little cafe seemingly going from strength to strength.

Since it’s opening this little gem has gone from strength to strength. Always a welcoming smile, great atmosphere and lovely home cooked food. Because it’s so popular it can get busy but it’s always worth the wait. Such a great team and so thoughtful - doggie treats and blankets for the humans if a bit chilly when sitting outside. It’s such a testament to the owner Jo’s hard work and dedication ❤️

We came across this cafe on a trip out. It looked nice and friendly so we decided to have our lunch there. They were very busy but there was a table free so we sat down. There was not much room between the tables. We ordered drinks and for lunch, 2 feta frittatas with salad. After about 30minutes the waitress came back to say they only had 1 portion left. I opted for a soup instead. Other guests who arrived after us were served before us. We waited another 20 minutes and decided to leave. The service was absolutely terrible, so will not revisited or recommend. It was a disappointing end to our lovely day out.

Popped in for afternoon coffee and cake after a cycle trip, and could see that a few others were doing the same. This is the one for this area, don’t go anywhere else...

Came across this little gem whilst out walking around Hayfield. We only had coffee and cake but the menu was fab. The service was quick the staff lovely and there were plenty of customers. A small eating area inside and tables undercover outside. It's quirky and fun. The cornflake tart and the "choc/pretzel thingymijiggy" (Sorry forgot the name) were both delish. Hope to return before our holiday finishes.

Having walked the trail from hayfield to new mills, we came here not thinking they would offer vegan options but were pleasantly surprised to find they did. Soya milk for coffee and teas as well as 3 different vegan cake options. The menu included vegan breakfast and lunch options. As well as non vegan options so ideal for groups with both vegan and non vegan eaters.

We stayed in Birch Vale for 3 nights and enjoyed breakfast here on 2 days and afternoon tea on the other. The staff couldn't have been more welcoming, with both a busy and friendly atmosphere, and the food was first class. An excellent choice for breakfast, and using all local farm produce. We will definitely visit again. Not a greasy spoon in sight!

This is everything you would want from a cafe. Perfect food and drink, the friendliest staff, a wide range to choose from especially the cakes, and practical if you are walking, cycling, or just driving past.

A really lovely place...great service and menu .. lovely food well reccomend!! 😊😊✌❤ dogs welcome ( I think) lovely staff and owners 😊😊enjoy !!

Called in for a pot of tea and a toilet break. What a lovely clean welcoming cafe and the toilet should win an award as together with the cleanliness, birdsongs music and gallery of the local dogs it was delightful. Hope to call again and next time for food as it looked yummy.

I cannot recommend this cafe enough. The menu has excellent variety for meat eaters, vegetarians and vegans alike and we have tried a wide selection of choices and been impressed every time! The owner and staff are so friendly and accommodating and willing to cater to your needs and make you feel welcome. A must visit for delicious, homemade & good quality food!

Incredibly friendly, big choice of food and drink and a great cup of tea. The ideal pit stop from the Sett Valley trail.

Pop in here every now and then when walking on the Sett Valley trail. They have a great selection of hot foods and really good cakes. Great place to stop wheb out walkin.

The vibe is relaxed, quirky and dog friendly. Fantastic staff who can't do enough for you. A wonderful range of soups, lunch options, drinks and cakes. The fish finger butty with beautifully presented salad was divine. Child friendly - we found ourselves seated next to choc-smeared 4 yr olds who were having a ball!

Marvelous little place. Really varied breakfasts and cakes. Outside seating. Dog friendly inside. Great coffee. From outside doesn't look much but food equal to that to be found in cosmopolitan Manchester

Along he Sett Valley Trail is the cafe We took a waking break for drinks Good service and ideal for walkers and bikers alike Tempting cakes also Breakfasts look good

This little gem came on our radar via Facebook. We opted for a trip from Sheffield to give it a try and we were very glad we did. On an overcast day the cafe, with its welcoming exterior was very attractive. The dog friendly signs and outdoor seating added to the friendly appeal.

I loved everything about this place. My first contact was from the outside when I saw they had a pet friendly sign. I was really excited to see that. Then I went to the bathroom and I saw the wall with pics of dogs. I loved it! Plus everything was super super clean. I had one brownie and some peanut butter desert. Incredible both of them. Plus the ladies there were very friendly and welcoming and they even gave up tips about the trails so they helped us decide on which one to go. If I'm going back in that area I will stop for sure to have more sweets.

We visited on the 3rd Feb. Tiny jewel just on the edge of the woods. Although small they were able to accommodate our group of 6. Friendly staff. The cakes looked delicious and hopefully will have a return visit.

Cosy, friendly little haven just off the Sett Balley Trail. Gorgeous coffees and even better cake. Four legged friends made to feel very welcome as are mucky children. Definitely worth a visit, or two, or three.....

Been drinking (coffee) and eating the cakes very happily here since Michelle revived the place a few years back, with the occasional lunch thrown in - so I’m delighted to report that under Jo’s new(ish) ownership, things have, if anything, got even better. The coffee now comes from local roasters, Peak Bean, which makes for a very good double espresso indeed. Recently visited with friends from the West Country, who were appropriately charmed... probably the poshest oakcake l’ve ever had, works well with smoked salmon! Excellent chocolate cake as well. Friendly service and atmosphere as ever. Always popular (even on this typically damp Derbyshire January day), so always ‘cosy’ inside: lots of outside seating for the hardy....

Stumbled across this whilst concluding an all day walk. A hot tea beckoned. You can sit outside or indoors. We went Inside. Friendly service despite problems with dishwasher. Slight delay with getting our order to the indoor table but they were very busy on a cold day and swiftly brought our drinks and cake when reminded. Delicious fruit flapjack. (Toilet, too, was welcome!)

We headed here based its TA standing and were glad to discover it. The cafe is wonderfully located for hikers or bike riders, who made up much of the clientele. The staff there are attentive and the food was great. My girlfriend was a massive fan of the hot chocolate. The full breakfast was very nice, with a smaller option available. I'd definitely recommend here, but would just add that there is limited seated indoors so you may have to wait for a seat; the building is certainly more cosy than spacious. We would happily go again, and indeed I expect we will at some point.

The cakes here are to die for, absolutely delicious. Dogs are allowed inside and it’s handily situated halfway along the sett valley trail

Halfway between Hayfield and New Mills an oasis of food and drinks. Lovely buzz with a mix of locals and walkers doing the beautiful Sett Valley way. Busy at half term and dog walkers welcome. Interesting little cafe to make your walk a real pleasure.

A lovely cosy cafe on the Sett Trail, welcoming walkers, cyclists and dogs. Not many tables inside but there is also outside seating. They offer a great array of breakfasts,lunch, tea,coffee and cakes with great staff.

Lovely little cafe just off the Sett Valley Trail with very friendly staff and superb service! Prices were very reasonable!

Enjoyed lovely guey chocolate brownie and coffee. Delicious breakfast and lunch offerings and caters for special dietary requirements and vegan.

The cafe is roughly midway between Hayfield and New Mills on the Sett Valley Trail and is a must if you are in the area. The cafe is clean and modern yet very "cosy". It has good vegetarian choices and is very dog-friendly. Breakfasts are excellent and the staff are extremely welcoming.

This is our go to place for a lovely relaxing weekend brunch/lunch/early afternoon snack. Cute little cafe with great selection of specials and interesting breakfast options (shatshuka- Tunisian tomato based dish with poached eggs- yummy!) plus all the normal sandwich/paninis but with the addition of homemade coleslaw. Locally blended coffee, locally sourced eggs, locally sourced ice cream, locally sourced meat, freshly baked cakes (some made in house and some purchased from a cake maker locally)... Plenty of gravy bones for your canine friends- dogs are made very welcome by the Owner.

We stopped here for coffee and cake during our walk in Hayfield. Will be sure to have a return visit. The cakes and Ice Cream were amazing and the staff were lovely and greeted us with a smile.

When you say to your family and friends that you found this “little gem” of a place, The Sett Valley Cafe really does foot the bill and tick all the boxes.

Cycled here from Disley along the Sett Valley cycle way, lucky that we did it on a Thursday as the cafe is only open Thurs to Sun and bank holiday Mondays, lovely homemade food, limited seating, will definitely come back, I believe it’s under new ownership

After a hard early morning bike ride, the best way to finish it is a trip to Jo’s for a fantastic breakfast. We were greeted with lovely smiles, top banter and the coffee, orange juice and poached eggs on toast were to die for. Obviously, we’ll be coming again - after a bike ride of course!

Great food, great ethos, lovely owner, perfect location for Sett Valley walks. Oh and dog friendly too and will fill water bottles. Perfect. Love it.

Love this little place! It is well placed, about half way along the Sett Valley Trail between Hayfield and New Mills. Perfect for a stop off with the kids when out on the bikes. Friendly service and most excellent cakes!

Cycled here from Disley along the Sett Valley cycle way, lucky that we did it in a Thursday as the cafe is only open Thurs to Sun and bank holiday Mondays, lovely homemade food, limited seating, will Regina come back, I believe it’s under new ownership

Beautiful little cafe in the peak district. Excellent food, very friendly service, lots of attention to detail, clean tidy and welcoming. Pets, bikes, everyone. Very reasonable. Highly recommended.

I live just up the road from this cafe and it is a really quaint little place that does a great bacon sandwich and has friendly service. Fab place for dog walkers and people walking on the Sett Valley Trail.

Stopped here on a glorious sunny Sunday after a walk in the peaks

Really lovely cafe...great food and drinks...lovely walk along set valley...highly reccomended!! Try the meditarian breakfast!!

Great coffee, cakes and location especially if walking near Hayfield. A pleasant, easy walk along a disused railway line, about a mile from Hayfield where the Pennine Bridleway meets a minor road at Birch Vale.

I visited this place on a cold but sunny Sunday lunch time during a walk from New Mills to Hayfield and back. The walk itself was great and the Sett Valley Cafe is perfectly positioned for some refreshments along the way. This is a very dog friendly establishment so four legged friends are made to feel welcome.

A very welcome site at the end of a long run. Chocolate boost and a friendly welcome helped get me home. Thanks!

The place is closed and up for sale. A shame since it looked promising. Hope someone else takes it on and makes it a success.

Paré aquí hoy con mi madre y su perro en nuestra caminata a hayfield y no nos decepcionó. Tomamos té, chocolate caliente con crema y pastel Victoria sandwich de nubes y, lo que era muy bonito. Muy pintoresco y acogedor amueblado dentro. Dos cuencos de agua para perros y un tarro con perro trata :) Tarjeta de fidelidad para una bebida gratis 8. No hay nada que me gusta sobre este estupendo servicio. Nos sentamos afuera, que fue parcialmente cubierto, así que si usted ha estado caminando o en bici, etc. y están un poco sucias. Volveré.

Tenía un café aquí en nuestro camino por el sendero de la 'siguiente valle. Pequeño y encantador lugar. Mi hijo disfrutó su chocolate caliente y panini

Pequeño café, a un precio razonable, para la familia y un punto de parada en una caminata. Vamos a convertirse en clientes habituales.

No puedo alabar este lugar lo suficiente! La comida es deliciosa y fresca, café de bonito e interesante artesanía local. Es muy acogedora y el lugar perfecto para quedarse.

Todo está recién preparado, las raciones buck una tendencia en la zona - en otras palabras, son de un tamaño decente que te dejan con la sensación de que tiene una buena relación calidad-precio. El ambiente es excelente - una combinación de acogedor y agradable. A pesar de ser una cabaña de madera en el lado de la calle, todo está hecho a un alto nivel y que ha sido consecuente. Supongo que va a mostrar que si te quedas en un pequeño menú y hacer todo bien, luego te dan resultados. Un lugar excepcional.

Al entrar en la Cafetería 'Siguiente valley es como estar transportado a un cuento de hadas perfecto. Casa de jengibre A pesar de estar bastante ocupado nos sirvieron rápidamente (a pesar de estar en el equipo de ciclismo spoling lodoso del café! Tarta y chocolate caliente) era delicioso y el personal era absolutamente encantador. Sin duda, plan más salidas que incorpora una visita a esta pequeña joya.

Comida sana, un entorno precioso, el servicio delicioso... este es un tesoro local, peculiar y sin pretensiones... nos son asiduas aquí, no me puedo quejar.

Cafetería preciosa con muchas tartas deliciosas comidas, bocadillos y almuerzo agradable también. Muy cálida bienvenida del personal encantador!

This is a great place to stop for tea and cakes when walking the trail! Indoor and outdoor seating, very pleasant and efficient service. Don't miss it!

Perfect place to stop along the trail. Fabulous, fresh food (so good we had to call back for take away cakes as we were full!!). Good veggie choices too. Can't wait to go back for a big breakfast!!!

Worth a slight detour to see what's on the ever-changing menu. We've been several times and the food and service never disappoints. Highly recommended stop off for brunch, lunch and mid-afternoon tea. The courgette and pistachio cake was to die for!

Absolutely love this little place when we have been for a nice walk along sett valley trail. The cakes are a real treat. Always seems busy when we go. Your doing everything right keep up the good work.

Simply called as we were passing and hungry.Super menu and delicious food, staff very friendly and helpful.Even had a pink tea (among others!).We had the lasagne accompanied with an exceptionally fresh salad - thank you.Impressed how many local folk popped in and collected their lunch, obviously well thought of.

What a wonderful little place; a gem as others have said. It is like a tardis, in that it is bigger than it looks, but is still very bijou! A few tables squeezed inside, which is a lovely shabby-chic, complete with fresh flowers on the table. A couple of toys and colouring pencils in one corner. Typical cafe-type menu, with added specials which give this place an edge. Boys loved their meals, and my panini was a well-filled joy-to-behold! As for the cakes....what a delightful and delicious looking range; and tasted as good as they looked (I went back for seconds!). Reasonable prices, pleasant, friendly and helpful staff; we will be back again....it's worth a detour. Note that they do NOT take plastic.