Based on 4 opinions finded in 1 websites
Based on 4 opinions finded in 1 websites
Nº 15 in 262 in North East Derbyshire
Opinions
Their ice cream is simply the best. This year I fell in love with Trifle flavour. One scoop of this and another of their prize winning strawberry ice cream...A heavenly combination. The difficulty of stopping and parking makes this shop awkward. The mobile vans are everywhere in summer and their machine made ice cream is really good too. We'll worth the effort to find it.
besssie . 2018-01-15
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I've been getting ice cream from this shop since I was a little 'un and its still as good now as ever. Cant be beaten.
Clickster . 2017-09-10
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Estoy casi 60 y después de toparse con alguien en un supermercado a 10 m de este lugar, me había hablado de smiths en cross batida y permítanme decir esto. Me lo he estado perdiendo toda mi vida. Es adorable y de color crema y un precio muy razonable en menos de 3 libras para dos litros. Ir a coger algunas que no te decepcionará.
P W . 2017-05-10
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Hacen su propio helado, demasiados sabores para mencionar, es deliciosa y también hacer sorbete que es increíble. Llenaban todo tipo de dulces, dulces de mi infancia. Usted puede incluso conseguir teléfono top y de gas y eléctricas. Estupendo lugar
Sue M . 2017-02-14
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69 Opinions
This is a lovely room, set in tranquil and beautiful setting. The family that owned it were lovely and did whatever they could for us. The log fire was fantasic to sit next to as we ate a meal that competed with the 5 star buxton crescent we were at the night before. Breakfast in the morning was equally as good, the chef made me poached, scrambled and fried eggs (my request) all perfect. We felt well looked after and valued as customers. The decor/atmosphere in the pub was the only thing I thought could be improved but nothing that will prevent us from coming back again!
2 Opinions
Cafe and small motorcycle museum in one. A bit hidden away, but if you're a motorcycling buff, it's worth hunting it out. Admission free, it's part museum and part shop as it seems everything is for sale. The bikes are in concourse condition, thanks to the enthusiastic couple who now own the place. The cafe does an excellent breakfast, along with cakes and other edible treats. There is no car park and on street parking is limited, but the street wasn't busy the day we were there. I'd certainly revisit.