The Flower Cafe in Derbyshire Dales

We tried this cafe for a quick snack as it was very close to our accommodation. My wife's sausage in a bread roll was served cold and my Panini was OK but with far too much Pesto and not enough of the other ingredients. The Iced Lime Tea was very good. The service was absolutely bonkers. On ordering the Iced Tea one of the staff left the premises and returned with bags of ice. Although our order had been written down they had to write it down again to work out our bill. Two young students at an adjacent table were handed the pad and pen to write down their own orders. An older gentleman who initially appeared to be a customer suddenly became a member of staff. He got quite annoyed because he couldnt find a pen to write down an order - the same pen another member of staff had given to the students. He then cleared a table and dropped all the cutlery. It was all rather hilarious - but not actually good value. We didnt return. (PS Cafe Impromptu is wonderful)

Unfortunately we really would not recommend this place. Only 5 of us but took over 45 mins to get our coffees and breakfasts. No one really seemed to know what they were doing. Everyone complaining who came in. Shame as such a nice little cafe and nice location. Food was not good when it did arrive.

Nice cafe but service was very poor, only go if you have a lot of time to waste, needing a better competent staff. Having said this food was good when it arrived 50mins is to long to wait foe bacon and eggs.

Oh dear I think they might have been having a bad Sunday. To be fair we were warned it could be a long wait. People were definitely complaining, a number of bikers seemed annoyed and flabbergasted by the service, some people left without having anything. We ordered coffee, bacon and sausage on white rolls which the menu said came with salad and crisps (I know slightly odd but it was nearly lunchtime so seemed ok). They had issues with credit card machine and I felt a bit bad as a queue formed and a chef was taken away from the kitchen to sort it out. There seemed to be no process or efficiency (like taking the dirty plates in with you from an empty table after taking an order out). Coffee took ages but at least did come before the breakfast. Breakfast wasn’t a roll, just very cheap bread with the sausage and salad missing. We did point out the missing sausage, and two sausages promptly appeared. We ate quickly and left with our coffee still in hand as our one hour parking ticket expired. On the plus side what a gorgeous interesting square to sit in, lovely market town after a fabulous camping trip near the Manifold Inn in Hulme End.

Absolutely adorable staff. Really tasty cake and coffee. Very attentive and welcoming atmosphere, will definitley be back.

Decided to call for some lunch at this little cafe as never tried it before. Oh dear not good. Ordered tea had to send it back as the milk had gone off. Also ordered 2 cheese and chutney baps, didn’t get baps at all got sandwiches on nasty cheap white bread it was the worst sandwich I’ve ever had. Don’t think the staff understood what I was saying. Unfortunately won’t be returning

Stopped here for hot drinks and a Derbyshire oat cake while exploring the area. Friend;y staff and service , lovely tea in a mug and an excellent cup of coffee . Dog friendly. The cheese and onion chutney oat cake was served fresh and hot , never had one before and it was lovely . Breakfast menu and the food going out looked really nice so will visit again

Lovely dog friendly cafe! Great friendly service, lovely coffee and breakfast! Would definitely recommend!

We stopped in with only half an hours car parking and had a quick, delicious lunch, including Panini flapjacks and drinks. They were ready very quickly, tasted fantastic and the friendly service was terrific.

Absolutely delicious Bacon Bap and pot of tea. Spotlessly clean, very welcoming and food cooked so fast too.

We stumbled across the Flower Cafe - and what a find! Two of the four of us are dairy intolerant, and it was such a pleasure to find food that was guaranteed dairy free but not necessarily vegan. Being able to choose dairy free options for any dish we wanted was such a treat, and I was delighted to find that the grill was cleaned down after every meat or dairy item to ensure no cross contamination. A brilliant example that is followed by far too few restaurants and cafes. The Flower Cafe is well worth a visit regardless of any dietary preferences or needs, with a friendly welcome and helpful staff. Sadly we don't live close by, otherwise I'd be a firm regular.

Lots of veggie and vegan options, and gluten free can be catered for too according to the menu. Pay and display parking outside, which seems to be very busy, however we found the coop carpark always has space and is a 3 minute walk. Lots of choice of coffees, and witnessed staff being happy to fill people's own mugs which is great. I had the veggie oatcakes breakfast ( a must try for visitors to the area, even if just once for the experience!) And husband had the sausage and bacon bap with egg. All hot, and plentiful. Reasonably priced.

We visited Ashbourne while on holiday in Buxton. This cafe is by far the best we visited while on holiday for a week. Coffee spot on. Butter flapjack superb. The best example of Bakewell tart anywhere (both raspberry and apricot). Home made. Reasonable prices. Good service. After an absolutely dire experience visiting Chatsworth House after 56 years (stripped bare in the house) and ok experiences elsewhere including in Bakewell … this cafe was a gem! Cheered us up on a wet day. Wish it was where we lived we would be regulars!

Lovely oatcake, cheese and eggs. Delicious, quick and hot. Good cup of tea and attentive staff. Enjoyed. Oh, and great addition of the new seating.

Lovely cafe and very friendly staff. Big pot of tea, tasty bacon butty and panini sorted sorted us right out after a heavy New Years Eve.

Siamo tornati sono qualche anno e come sempre le zuppe sono molto buona da provare assolutamente, per i panini sempre i soliti e non mi hanno soddisfatto. Comunque per le zuppe andateci sono incredibili

I found this cafe on a veggie food app and was keen to find out what Derbyshire Oat Cakes were. I was not disappointed. Really great vegan options, dog friendly and lovely staff. Would definitely recommend if you are in Asbourne.

Called for coffee and breakfast,had the breakfast omelette.....talk about value ...2 eggs, bacon ,beans and cheesy Derbyshire oatcake..£5-50....!! Fantastic.. piping hot ,..

I am Gluten free and vegan, which makes eating out a bit tricky however I had Googled cafes in Ashbourne before we arrived and found The Flower Cafe was the most recommended. It did not disappoint, even though it was busy (which is always a great sign) the staff were friendly, the food was tasty, cooked well and quickly. We had a mixture of breakfasts, beans on toast, eggs on toast, then an amazing chickpea curry, gf vegan toasted sandwich and a range of incredible cakes to suit everyone! They had soya and oat milk, normal milkshakes and dairy free milkshakes, most items can be make gf or ve. They were so accommodating. I would highly recommend this place for everyone, but as it was so inclusive I feel that they are really catering for all dietary requirements. When we come back this way, we will definitely be back.

I came across this cafe whilst on holiday in Great Longstone. It was a great little find and dog friendly.🐾 The staff were amazing and the food was the best. I spoke to an elderly local lady who said that she comes to the cafe a few times a week. Definitely recommend this cafe, a lovely atmosphere.

Menu was appaling, couln't get a cooked breakfast, even though they sell all the components seperately, Had to order a bap with stuff in it, but it was yuck. Bap was overly processed white floury pap, fried egg was murdered and inedible, and the sausage was tasteless and had tough skin. Very unpleasant. Bacon was nice, but that's just nowhere near enough to save this car crash of a visit. Menu further restricted after midday, outdoor seating was uncomfortable, and right near the main road which carried a continual stream of concrete trucks and aggregate lorries. Never again.

Had breakfast here in The Flower Cafe - one meat eater and one dairy free. Lots of choices for both. Cafe served milk alternatives at no extra charge, with a good choice of vegan, gluten free and veggie options. Even our two dogs were welcomed and given biscuits by the staff. (Great to see staff members using hand gel between customers and dogs). Very reasonably priced. Would definitely recommend.

ordered jacket potatoes, one panini, a can of fanta and a caramel milkshake. the food and drinks came super quickly, and tasted AMAZING. staff were lovely, and the ‘vibe’ of the cafe was immaculate. would definitely recommend and go again when in ashbourne!!!!

The food we had was nice, but the door was open and it was very cold in the cafe. When I went to shut the door, the chef was very rude and shouted that the door had to be kept open. The road traffic noise...

We were passing through Ashbourne and there are dozens of cafes where you can get a light lunch. We chose this tiny place at random and we were so glad we did. They had a good gluten free selection for my coeliac companion (including a...

We had a lovely vegan lunch at The Flower Cafe on our first visit to Ashbourne. The staff were friendly and helpful. I would recommend the panini with falafel, vegan cheese and chutney, and the hot chocolate was great. My partner enjoyed the carrot and...

Beautifully friendly and deliciously tasty. Incredibly accommodating team with a lovely sweet and savour menu. Sit inside or out and enjoy. Recommend!

We stumbled upon this quaint little Cafe in the heart of Ashbourne and proceeded to do our usual (which is to check the menu in the window to check what plant-based/vegan options are available). When a restaurant, cafe or coffee shop serve milk alternatives, they...

Smashing veggie breakfast. Dog made welcome biscuits and bowl water. Staff lovely friendly and helpful. Well worth a visit

Called onto the Flower cafe for a lunchtime snack situated on the market Square indoor and outdoor seating we had fleshly made sandwiches I had a cheese and tomato on brown bread with a cup of peppermint tea very good. Staff were excellent friendly and...

Having cycled 35km I was after a coffee and cake replenishment; and I wasn't disappointed. Tables indoors and out and open early on a Sunday (earlier than most of the other cafes anyway). Coffee was good and great selection of home-made cakes (flapjack was SPOT...

Popped in for a light bite on a lunch time. Staff really friendly and chatty, service really good. Limited choice of food bit what they do have is really nice. We had a oatcake and really enjoyed it.

Wanted something TASTY and a refreshing drink 100% on both points 2 wonderful ladies , 1 taking the orders another serving you both a pleasure to deal with Obviously COVID restrictions fully being implemented.... will go again once Boris lifts things.... or when in town

We visited Ashbourne for a local last minute get away so we know the village due to it being fairly close by. Ashbourne is lovely but this place is a gem. Very Covid friendly everything was fresh and the food was brilliant. Whenever we visit...

Whilst local Covid regulations and travel restrictions keep changing, can recommend this friendly place, even if just for a hot takeaway panini or a coffee.

Had a great breakfast at The Flower Cafe. The owner/manager (?) was incredibly friendly and welcoming, and kindly directed us to the tourist information centre for more guidance. The food was great, especially our first ever experience of Derbyshire Oatcakes! Would highly recommend!

Visited while we stayed in the area breakfast was first class they even cater for gluten free coffee lovely and smooth and bakewell tart delicious service was first class I can't praise them enough and would certainly recommend

Great little cafe. Food was lovely and staff were brilliant. Would definitely recommend a visit here.

We found this little gem of a cafe - they welcomed our family and five and two small dogs inside. The food (beans on toast, large breakfasts and drinks (hot chocolate and latte) were delivered quickly and deliciously warm and generous portions. The staff were very friendly and helpful despite it being a bank holiday weekend and they were really popular. We have no hesitation in recommending this cafe

Stopped at this lovely cafe today (Sunday) post Covid lockdown and very well organised, masks to be worn when ordering food, one household at a time at counter to order food. We sat outside, tables well spaced. As I am dairy intolerant I ordered soy milk with my cup of tea and also ordered a tea cake with jam. Lady who bought our order out (in box) noticed I had ordered soy milk and asked if I needed dairy free margarine also. I was very impressed that she took the time to notice. Gluten free and dairy free items are available and I will definitely call again when next in the area.

I found this cafe to be everything I wanted it to be on a hot afternoon. There were tables outside, a good menu and excellent coffee. There is nothing overly fancy or unnecessary about it, just good service by friendly and welcoming staff.

We travelled from Southend yesterday and are staying in Ashbourne for a couple of nights. We had breakfast this morning sharply at 8:30am. The coffee was lovely, and bacon rolls generous, fantastic value for money. The owner is a lovely chap, knowledgable of the area and a genuine pleasure to talk to. We shall be returning tomorrow before we leave for home. Thank you so much for a great start to our day.

We wanted a quick breakfast before hitting the theme park and popped in here the rolls are amazing and done us all the way past lunchtime the bacon was thick and the sausages were spot on the owners of the café were lovely and made you feel right at home. We will defo be using this café for brekky every time we are down in ashbourne

Very warm friendly welcome by owners.had a small full breakfast.absolutely Devine.the owners were able to tell me the suppliers of their meat and bread products which are sourced locally.menu offers vegan vegetarian dishes too.owners following and adhering to current government guidelines.extremely clean and hygienic premises.seating also outside.will return.

Came to this cafe today and thoroughly enjoyed it. All the correct social distancing and ppe was there and staff were constantly cleaning. All staff were very helpful and pleasant. Had lovely food and great prices. Would definitely recommend.

Visited with my wife and both chose the tomato soup 2 huge bowls and a large fresh bap which were superb The owners were very friendly and we would definitely visit again to try other items on the menu

My wife and I had the pleasure to visit yesterday, 16/3/2020, and ordered the small all day breakfast. It was superb, both the quality and quantity, good job we didn’t order the large. Staff were very friendly and everywhere was superbly clean. WELL DONE TO ALL. We certainly will call again as and when the corona virus stops.

Another visit and delighted once again. Good welcome and service. Excellent freshly cooked food and good value, particularly the soups, sandwiches and quiches. Dog friendly too.

We love Ashbourne it is our favourite place for a relaxing day out. We always go for our sweet treats of tea and cake, to the Flower Cafe. The lovely lady who has an amazing baking tallent produces the best Victoria sponge you will ever taste. I take my daughter and granddaughter along when possible and we have 'brunch' consisting of breakfast baps or perfectly cooked poached eggs on toast... yum!! The only destination for treating yourself so be sure to visit here when in this delightful country market town.

We wanted to stop for breakfast and came across this cafe. Very friendly ladies and a very good breakfast cooked by the chef. Good selection of food available and reasonable price. Breakfast was cooked to order and included the tea or coffee. We went for the small breakfast and it was ample. Dogs are also welcome. If your ever in the area I would recommend a visit.

Been a few times before. Always plenty to eat and good, but quality has also improved. We live locally, and try breakfasts about once a month. The Flower Cafe has just pushed itself to our current no.1.

What a lovely little cafe. Had a lovely goats cheese salad and my daughter has the oatcakes which were new to us and actually savoury pancakes. Both meals were spot on and very generous. While we were there we noted the compassion and support given to an elderly gentleman who was obviously struggling. The staff really go above and beyond.

Was staying at nearby Sandybrook and was walking along the tissington trail when I googled dog friendly cafes. They were the only cafe open at 8.30 am on a Sunday morning. Had the full English and requested an Americano at outset and Latte at the end. Was served a delicious breakfast and coffees (went for the giant size so doggy could have some bacon and sausage). Friendly staff and a read of the Sunday papers.Bliss

Little cafe which takes dogs . Food ok , staff not friendly at all. Main problem was the amount of time we waited for food which was over one hour. Could be a lot better with friendly staff and quicker service

Cafe not full. Order: 2 sandwiches & drinks. Drinks took 10mins but still no food after 40! Grumpy staff. Refund given but seemed not interested in apology.

Popped in for breakfast with friends. Food was great quality, and the vegan breakfast was impressive - a bit different to the usual fayre.Service was great - had a small problem and it was dealt with quickly and efficiently.

This was our second visit to this cafe, last visit some time ago.

Really lovely vegan food and lots of options! We had paninis with vegan cheese, which were lovely, and we absolutely saved room for some scrummy cake... staff were really helpful and attentive to our needs. The cafe itself is cosy and welcoming. We were delighted to find it!

Having grown up in Ashbourne (but moving away in my late teens) I always knew this as the flower shop. In the last three months I have visited the area I have gone here each time - with and without children. The customer service is outstanding (without being needy), they catered to everything we wanted, laughed at my side splitting jokes (enthusiastically and well acted) and were brilliant with my array of tedious food intolerances. The menu is fresh and different, extremely tasty well balanced flavours. The prices are reasonable and you get for what you pay for. I have taken my mother out and they were happy to accommodate her idiosyncratic break down of a simple coffee order, had breakfast with my friend and there was no judgement as we worked our way through enough food for a rugby team, complete with belches and light swearing, with no judgement and - more recently - today when we took my youngest out for breakfast, she is a fan of a cup of tea so they provided us with a mini tea set so she could join is in a dainty fashion... the fact she lurched around bleating incompressible nonsense and splashing her drink everything like Orsen Wells was just smiled upon by their lovely team of staff.

Came here one Sunday afternoon late July 2019. We had to sit outside because no room inside. The tables were full of pots and some were stacked up, obviously from people taking them off their tables and putting them on another to clear theirs. We had to do the same and took the pots left on our table inside. After waiting a while for someone to come out to clear the other pots and hopefully wipe the table, waited and waited for such an age I ended up wiping it with a wet one out of my handbag. We ordered a bacon sandwich, a mozzarella, pesto and tomato panini, and breakfast with scrambled egg, crumpet and smoked salmon. It took a while to come and with the seating outside not very comfortable, especially as table and chairs are resting on a cobbled pavement, it just wasn't too enjoyable. For saying not many people about and it being a windy and coolish day, it blew serviettes etc., everywhere, I think they could have cleared the tables while we sat and ate our meals. Maybe this added to it not being enjoyable with all the pots surrounding us whilst eating. Perhaps if we came another time it would be different, but, even so I'm not too impressed.

Amazing food in here, freshly cooked, clearly labelled and meals that weren’t gluten free easily adaptable.

Driving north we stopped in Ashbourne for a late lunch. We remembered we had eaten at The Flower Cafe some years before so tried it again. Excellent menu choice of good wholesome food with veggie and vegan as well. We had a pot of tea and a soup (homemade pumpkin) and a salad. Portions were generous and filling and service was quick. It is just a pity that this restaurant sits on what has become a busy main road with HGVs hauling past the window. Well worth visiting for food.

As a person with allergies this place saved the day. Had a gf/df sandwich with df cheese and side salad. Desert was homemade df/gf Victoria sponge cake. The owner was lovely and accommodating. She had taken over the place last August making excellent progress to make it her own.

I’m lactose intolerant and there was plenty to choose from. Plenty on offer for vegan/vegetarian/allergy requirements. Quite a small shop but didn’t feel crammed in. Food came quite quickly, was very tasty and a large portion.

Went in around 2:30, ordered 2 paninis and a Coke and a Diet Coke. Drinks arrived quickly, first panini arrived about 10 mins later, then the second arrived a few mins later, the young lady apologised for the wait on the second panini. Staff seemed well trained, not as cramped as some reviews state. Will come again!

Good for gluten free - loads of options made my gluten free friend very excited!

There are lots of places to eat in Ashbourne but we decided to call in here as passing,

We have visited this Café on numerous occasions and I have to say, it's our favourite one in Ashbourne.

Food was execellent and not too badly priced. Food came out piping hot and you got given good portion sizes

The cafe has a personal feel to it. The food is freshly prepared and service is personal and friendly. The tea had a chemical hint of chlorine and would benefit from being made with filtered water to remove this

Went here for breakfast while staying in the area. Is ideal as opens early. There were several different breakfast options and nearly all of them could be gluten free. They even had GF crumpets. I had the small breakfast and it was nice I could still have the sausage and hash brown which are often taken away. It looks like they do nice lunches as well and homemade cakes, a lot gluten free as weel. They also cater for dairy free and vegan. A great find and in the centre of town. They do allow dogs - we were unlucky that one customer had a very noisy dog that barked whenever someone came into the cafe which disturbed the peace rather.

Popped in to the Flower Cafe en route to Buxton. Had the most enormous bowl of tomato & basil soup. Very nice, but had a slightly acidic aftertaste. Busy & friendly, I’d certainly go again.

Called here for the first time for breakfast. Wasn't very busy at the time so was very quiet and peaceful. Had the small breakfast which was plenty! Really well cooked, no complaints.... and the sausages are to die for.. gorgeous! Good service, and very friendly owner (Sue) Also do lovely cakes, will certainly be going back for more! Dogs are very welcome with free treats and of course a bowl of water for those (hopefully) hot days in summer!

Small and cute with delicious cake and good coffees! People are very welcoming, even at the end of the day... Just a nice place to visit if you are over there on Sunday afternoon!

Popped in when I found the was vegan cakes but found much more, was lovely very quirky place lovely food lovely staff.

We came here for vegetarian breakfast which consisted of a Derbyshire oatcake filled with cheese, a fried egg, fresh grilled tomatoes, beans and toast with either tea or coffee. Quality was excellent and the price reasonable.

This was our first experience of this café on a cold and wet Sunday afternoon and it was a real treat to find that it was open and advertised that it was dog friendly on the door, which is a good start for us. The service was informal but good and there was a reasonable variety of cakes, muffins, slices, brownies etc. so that we were all satisfied. There is a wide selection of coffees and teas to choose from and the café did take out drinks if that was wanted. The meals looked appetising and the cost was very reasonable. As a previous review said there is a bowl of clean water (other cafes owners take note) and some free doggy treats - so everything one could ask for in this pretty Derbyshire town.

We recently visited Ashbourne and visited Flowers Café for lunch as we'd read that it was dog friendly. I had the bacon and brie quiche and can honestly say it's absolutely the best and tastiest quiche I have ever had; no sloppy egginess going on and just so full of flavour, it was also a really decent sized piece. Yum. My OH had the chickpea and spinach curry and said it was incredibly tasty. The staff were really friendly and both the guy who took our order and the chap who brought our food out invited us to give our dog one of the (free!) treats out of the jar and there was also a big bowl of water available (for the dog, not us!!).

This place had really gone down hill. All the staff look fairly grubby. The tables are never wiped down after previous people have left. I had to wipe down our own table. The place is small causing it to be crowed. There seems to be more tables in now causing it to be a nightmare to get around them. I am under the impression they are new owners but seem they have taken on more than they can chew.

We went to the flower cafe 13th Jan having been before a few months earlier. There seemed to be a good choice on the menu and some home made specials as well. The initial impression of the cafe was it was a bit messy, we sat at a table that hasn't been cleared from previous diners. The table was cleared relatively quickly but not wiped leaving a lot of crumbs which I brushed off myself. We then chose our food, 1 sandwich and 2 "homemade" country vegetable soups. It probably took 20_25 minutes for the food to arrive which given what we'd ordered seemed an overly long time and clearly as we could see from other orders the soup was being heated in a microwave. The sandwich was ok the soup however was not, totally tasteless which is probably a result of how watered down it was, it actually started to separate. At £5.95 I expected something better, a tin of vegetable soup from the local Aldi would have surpassed what we were served. I really try and support independent local businesses but they also have to put the effort in to be supported. Very poor experience and food,I'll spend my money elsewhere in future.

Haven't been in for a good while. Think it's new management. Cafe very grubby. Had to ask to have previous patrons dirty plates taken away. (Even after they'd brought our drinks, and presumably seen half the table full of them) I ordered potato & leek soup which used to be delicious. It tasted as though it had been watered down....a lot. Not cheap either.Awful place now. Sadly we won't be going anymore.

i went into the cafe hoping for my classic sausage sandwich but noticed that the cafe had undergone a few changes. the staff treated me in a rude manner as they basically threw my burnt lunch at me. will never return to this mess of a cafe!!

Wow what a find ....on a three day break really struggling to find vegan food which isn’t hummus ! Found the flower cafe perfect....loads of choice I had vegan cheese salad baguette and coconut coffee sooooo nice and even offered vegan mayo and chillie sauce ,the owner was in and was very helpful and informative about vegan food on the menu . There was so much choice I’m going for the chick pea coconut curry and home made vegan cake .. staff lovely and patient as I changed my order 3 times .my friend is veggie and there was also a lot of choice to keep my fussy friend happy . This place is absolutely gem!

Having recently been diagnosed as gluten intolerant I didn’t expect to find a cafe that had such a great choice of allergy free foods. The cafe has a huge offer of food including gluten free and a long list of coffee to. Nothing was to much trouble. Helpful, smiley team. Really enjoyed our visit. Will definitely be returning soon.

Called in for a light lunch en-route to the Peak District. We both had soup and coffee and we were both very pleased. The soup is clearly home made and was absolutely delicious. Highly reccommended.

We stopped in Ashbourne for an early breakfast before travelling home to the south coast.

Often visitors yo Ashbourne for breakfast but our normal venue was closed so we thought we we would give the flower cafe a try thus was a mistake. We decided to have the large breakfast which should been two of everything. Although I requested no tomato or beans I was not offered anything in there place or a reduction in the price. When the breakfasts finally arrived my wife's was nearly warm. I only had one has brown, not two. Thus in fact was a blessing as the has brown fell to pieces when touched. The bacon was the best thing on the best thing on the plate, if it had been cooked rather than just warmed. Finally neither of us received the toast. When we left I mentioned this to the person behind the counter she just says sorry and offered a refund for the toast. Once tried never tried again. Back to the usual venue for us.

Stopped off for something to eat, dog friendly, lovely staff. Had a baguette and a panini, absolutely delicious! Definitely revisit!

Visiting Ashbourne. Then eat your food here.

Ive been here many times before but Tuesday was the first time my parents came with me . The cafe was a little quite when we got there which I was pleased at so that we were able to get sat down comfortably and take our time . such a nice change to order food and have a choice of dishes without any fuss about two of us GF & DF . We all had such an enjoyable time with nice food . Hope we will all be going back soon .

We used this cafe as a meeting point with my parents before our trip to Peak District as it had good reviews. It is dog friendly and the food was reasonably priced. It is small but that adds to the experience. There’s a car park next to it that I think cost around £2.20 for 2 hours.

Arranged to meet up with family here yesterday. We picked it as we were going to Dovedale and because it was dog friendly. Friendly staff. Good menu. Liked the fact the full English breakfast came in different sizes depending on appetite size. Ranges from medium to Legend. Well worth a visit

Lovely little place and always busy. Love their sandwiches made fresh to order. I can go in with my dog as well. Nothing I can fault.

We popped in with our dog for breakfast. A full English comes in 3 sizes. The biggest is mammoth. All cooked to order and fresh ingredients. The rest of the menu for lunches looked very appealing. Very nice cafe.

Popped in for lunch on acSunday and this little cafe was buzzing. We had hot sandiwiches and oatcakes accomoanied with a great (ang huge) portion of salad. Quality food at a sensible price.

Had a great vegan breakfast latte and chocolate cake also does lunches Carnivore boyfriend had his usual fry up Great cafe food and atmosphere

We live locally yet do not often visit the wealth of cafes on our doorstep. The Flower cafe has new owners and an updated menu. The cakes are homemade by owner Sue. Great portion sizes, extensive range of the usual and unique cake recipes.

Great sandwiches and good paninis. Clean, tidy and up together. Nice atmosphere. Pleasant staff. Good service.

Having wanted o visit this cafe for many months, we finally got there today. So glad we did.

Super pot is tea and delicious coffee and walnut cake as we began our holidays Very pleasant cafe and lovely staff The cake was yummy