The best restaurants in Hope Valley High Peak East Midlands

Called in to this little tea room just off the Main Street in Castleton. Lovely place, greeted by a very friendly lady. After much deliberation we chose two cakes and a pot of tea. Cakes were delicious and the pot of tea came with a pot of hot water all served in white china...perfect. Would definitely recommend.

Nice place for a coffee and cake

A lovely welcoming family run cafe, hidden away in Hope Village. The service was good and the food was excellent, there is a slight wait for the food but that is because it is all freshly prepared and cooked. Had an awesome ham & cheese toastie, it was the best one I've ever had. It was served with a large fresh crispy salad, the key word being fresh!! Well worth a visit

I had a full English there with my toddler, and the food is delicious. Coffee taste fresh and brewed to perfection. The staff are really friendly and attentive, made me feel really welcome. Toilets are nice and clean. This is probably one of the nicest cafe atmospheres in Castleton, definitely a must-visit when you come to the area.

Great community run cafe, serving a range of food and drink. The food was fresh, but you do have to be prepared to wait for a while as they are often a bit short of staff.

Great First Experience! Ice cream was very nice and customer service even better! My ice cream fell on the ground just outside the shop! I was so disappointed but they gave me another on the house! Would definitely visit again :)

Welcome place to stop for a coffee and cake on a miserable day. Staff very friendly. Good to see some local crafts on sale too.

Sadly, this lovely little store and coffee shop has re-located to Glossop. I'm sure it will be missed.

Nice restaurant for couples with nice atmosphere. Food was very good and staff were friendly. Bit pricier than pubs but alot of the time you pay for what you get.

Been here about 5 times now and has never disappointed The curries are absolutely delicious and the service spot on Would definitely recommend!

We were a group of 7 friends getting together for brunch and a catch up The place is very small which is not a problem but not good for any groups larger than we were. It’s very traditional to the building with stone floors and exposed beams etc. which is good for most of the clientele as this is walkers or cyclists. They accommodate dogs too. That is the good part. Considering how busy this little cafe was, thy did not have enough staff on to manage this. We had the menus but it wasn’t clear we had to go to the counter and order. A pot of tea for 1 was ordered and came with the smallest coffee cups ever, way too small for a cup of tea. Cold drink glasses were also brought out and they too were like child size cups. The menu is very strange and very limited Among our orders were soup and a toasty. The only soup option remaining was Pea and Mustard! Which none of us had experienced as a combination. It arrived so cold the plate bowl wasnt even warm. The toasties were good but again odd pairings and not good if you have a dislike of cheese. The other thing that was annoying was there was no visible signage for the toilet. There was a door but nothing that said it was a toilet so I didn’t know if I was walking into a cupboard or the loo. We would not return as it was not good for our needs but for smaller groups or individuals in need of a quick pit stop it is ok

Absolute gem of a place. Probably the best macchiato I’ve ever had…..anywhere. The barista clearly knows his stuff. The coffee has a beautiful fruity flavour and though I didn’t try the pastries or sandwiches, they looked delicious. Top coffee.

Great setting, facilities, and the all important one spoilt for trails to choose from.