The Hub Cafe in South Derbyshire

It’s ok, not as good as the sadly closed Honey Pot. One person taking orders and making drinks is far too slow. Sausage sandwich was made from sausages that make Smart Price look high quality and frankly wasn’t that cheap. The Honey Pot served quality food at the same price and did impeccable cakes. I’ll probably go to the sandwich van over the road next time.

Lovely food, lovely staff. We have been a couple of times now. There is a little wait for food if its busy but only because its all cooked from fresh. We will be back

Beautiful bacon sarnie! Lovely friendly staff. The young girl behind the counter is a gem! (sorry I didn’t get your name) but you are great!

Having one lady taking orders and trying to make drinks was ridiculous- queue was out the door - it’s obvious it needs one person on till and taking orders and another person making drinks- people were just walking out, any ice creams were melting so parents telling children to just eat them, ( and saw many didn’t pay for them) food looked good and drinks ok but needs someone to organise this. Place looks clean and girl wiping down tables so it’s a shame the organisation is so poor, wouldn’t return

Great customer service and always greeted with a SMILE. A lovely cappuccino served with delicious cake, I will be back.

Visited today for coffee and cake. The cafe has been refurbished with great furniture, decoration, counter and light fittings all contributing to a fantastic new look. A great cup of coffee too. Let's hope the rest of the site catches up with the cafe.

By chance happened to try the cafe with my Nan after a shopping trip, ever since we've been back usually each week for our hub breakfast and tea. The staff are very friendly and welcoming every time, knowing our order in advance now (yes my Nan is a creature of habit), the staff are accommodating knowing that my Nan prefers her tea being brought out with the food. The food is lovely, it's nice to find somewhere local that does a decent cooked breakfast that is also all day and responsibly priced. The food always comes hot and fresh. During the winter the cafe is even better with the warm roaring log fire, we've been lucky most times to be able to get the table right in front of the fire, it was nice one week where the staff cleared the table especially for us to use. Would highly recommend a visit before/after a walk around the forestry centre....or like us, just visit for the food! The other food always looks nice when I've been nosy as it's gone past. (also good place for Poke fans, it's right next to the gym!)

This is a very convenient place to enjoy light refreshments after walking around the extensive grounds. There are comfy chairs to relax in or sitting at regular tables to enjoy a meal. The food offered is of good quality, pleasant welcoming staff too.

Came to Rosliston forestry centre for a walk with my dog. Popped in to the cafe and had a breakfast and coffee. Nice cafe, very clean, friendly staff. But most importantly a fantastic veggie breakfast. And that seems to be a rare thing. Eggs, toast, hash browns, tomatoes and veggie sausages. Highly recommend.

Visited today with my mum and son (son named this post!). Really pleasant lunch, good food and service at a reasonable price in a lovely location. We definitely recommend.

Great stop when cycling or just visiting the centre. Self service cafeteria type eatery. Can be pricey, watch what you buy! It can also get very busy at the weekend but rarely any long queues.

There is a log burner so it is toasty on a cold day after a walk or Park Run. The staff are friendly and there are the usual drinks. The cakes are good.

Considering the location I think the prices are very reasonable, good range of choice and the service couldn't be faulted

reasonable lunch menu. I had stilton and mushroom pannini which was very tasty-omitted the bacon as wanted veg option. waiting time was around 30 minutes.

Very clean and friendly. Expensive - coffee and cake prices are right up there From my personal experience, slow to serve No wifi and this is a missed opportunity as it could be a home worker haven - where people pay by calories. It could be amazing - however, the Honeypot tearooms at the other end of the village wins hands-down.