The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Hope Valley High Peak East Midlands

There are many cafes in Hope to choose from, especially on a bank holiday but the best one has got to be the Courtyard Cafe. Tucked away a little off the main street, it's quiet allowing you to hear your conversations but the absolute best thing are the chips! The chip butties are amazing! The chips are crisp and properly sized! Looking around all food we saw looked really good. Staff were so lovely and clearly the local's favourite spot to come to. An excellent cafe to come to after a great walk from Hope. Can't wait to come back to Courtyard and eat more chips!

Na een flinke ochtend hiken in de omgeving van Castleton terecht gekomen bij The bay tree. We werden zeer vriendelijk ontvangen door de gastheer en kregen binnen een tafeltje toegewezen. We kozen voor de hightea. Deze was heerlijk. Onder andere scones, drie soorten sandwiches en enkele gebakjes maakte hier onderdeel van uit. Erg lekker, al was het wel wat veel. We kregen dit bij lange na niet op met twee personen, terwijl het voor ons ook een soort lunch was. Tijdens onze high tea werd er diverse keren gevraagd door het personeel of alles nog in orde was, erg attent en vriendelijk. Zeker een aanrader.

Never open at the correct times. Visited three times over the same week and waited 30-60 minutes before giving up and climbing nearby Mam Tor as they were not open even though they said they were.

Called here for my second visit recently, this time to try the breakfast menu. I had the full English breakfast which was absolutely delicious, could clearly tell that the produce was of high quality, not the cheap stuff you sometimes find on breakfasts. My other half had the RC royale which she said was amazing. Looking forward to my next visit! Highly recommended.

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.

Food was OK. The menu is quite limited, especially for breakfast, and it's expensive - £6 for a small bacon roll (no additions available eg. Sausage, egg etc) and £6.50 for granola and yoghurt. I think there are better cafés in the area.

The iced coffee and brownie was amazing. The shop is small but has a great atmosphere and products. My friend had a sandwich and it was great!

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

Awful food,dry bread,posh hot dogs certainly aren't posh,warm milkshake,urrrghhhh! Never again would I eat in there, poor value ,get some fresh bread,rip off! And then you get a generic reply when leaving a review, they don't give a dam!!

Food was decent but not worth £8 for a sandwich , when i entered the building we felt very unwelcomed , the staff kept giving us dirty looks. The woman at the bar asked us to repeat our order at least 8 times. Not a single smile in the whole premises , the staff looked depressed.

Excellent venue for a quick stop to refuel. Highly recommend with excellent food, service and value for money. Thanks three roofs cafe!

My husband and I have returned home after our second stay at The Peak Hotel in Castleton. It’s been a couple of days since we checked out of this establishment albeit a day earlier than we had originally booked for. I needed to reflect on our latest experience before submitting a review. I normally leave this side of things to my husband but our stay started and ended so badly that I felt compelled to write my own personal account and overall conclusion. I can say with absolute honesty that I have never been made to feel so undervalued and treated in such an awful manner by any other establishment where I have booked to stay. Both staff and management at The Peak Hotel have left me feeling hurt, upset and angry at the appalling way they dealt with both myself and my husband after we had to continually complain about loud and intrusive music coming from the kitchen which sat directly below our bedroom- more notably directly below the head of the bed. We complained a total of five times to both staff and management and this was over less than a 48 hour period . We checked in on the Sunday afternoon and had no choice but to check out by lunchtime on the Tuesday. We weren’t actually due to leave until Wednesday morning. We still had much planned whilst in beautiful Castleton 🧡 I really don’t know what more we could have done or said to have gotten some respite from the awful and continual din that invaded our room, our personal space and our r&r on a daily basis. Even having to go downstairs to complain twice in my pyjamas. It was beyond unacceptable. And to be told time and time again that it would be dealt with and then it start up again, just makes you feel exhausted and eventually beaten into submission. You just have to admit defeat. We never once asked for the music to be turned off only to be turned down. We didn’t expect anyone to work in silence but the lack of consideration shown back to us was staggering. On the last day just before midday when we had once again returned to our room after making the fourth complaint to another staff member and being assured once again that it would be dealt with and the manager would come and see us, the music started up again. This time however it really felt like mockery towards us. At this point I burst into tears and we decided we could no longer stand to be there. It didn’t feel like a nice or welcoming place to be. It took on a darker tone. There had been an offer on that morning to potentially move us to another room but no guarantees. We didn’t ask or want that. We just wanted some peace and quiet and some respect be shown to us by staff members. It really wasn’t too much to ask and anyway , we were checking out the following morning. My husband tried one last time to speak to the manager (he didn’t come and see us either) who had initially been very apologetic towards our situation. Unfortunately he had turned very defensive and uninterested and stated that he ‘didn’t think the music was that bad’. However at my husband’s request, he was totally unwilling to come up to our room and listen to it for himself. It was that bad that we could hear and recognise actual songs and word for word lyrics. But still he maintained his stance. We asked for a room reduction or something off our bill as a gesture of goodwill and acknowledgment on his part but this wasn’t forthcoming either. We were offered another night free of charge at a later date. My husband explained that we had no desire to ever stop at The Peak Hotel again after the way we had been treated. The complimentary night would have been acceptable if it could have been knocked off our bill for the night we missed. This again was rebuffed. Therefore we were charged the bill in full on our departure. No apologies were given. The first stay we had here last October was absolutely faultless hence why we returned this year. There was also a lovely vegetarian option on the menu for Sunday dinner on our first stay. This time around there wasn’t and when I enquired if there was a vegetarian option to the waitress, I was bluntly told ‘no’ before she walked off. I did also ask the manager about this when I saw him on the Monday. He told me that their chef was ‘traditional when it came to Sunday roasts’. He did however add that he himself wanted to see a non-meat alternative added back onto the menu. As the manager, surely he could insist that the chef caters for all? Doesn’t make any sense. I ended up with a very below average burger and fries for my Sunday dinner. So in conclusion, I wouldn’t recommend staying here or even visiting whether it be for a drink or a meal. The place is currently run by people who only care about themselves and their clique. Tourism is quite obviously a necessity in the running of the business as I’m sure much needed revenue is generated from this. However…we were definitely made to feel like irrelevant non-natives rather than valued customers. I have worked within the specialist retail industry for almost thirty years. The thought that any customer of mine would go away feeling as upset and trampled on as we did on Tuesday by my actions and attitude towards them is unthinkable. I know you can’t please all of the people all of the time but you can certainly try your hardest and do the best you can to make everyone feel valued. No one should ever be made to feel so belittled. I always try and put myself in someone else’s shoes when they feel hurt and upset by the actions of others. I would strongly suggest that Graham and his ‘team’ also try this approach and hopefully it will evoke some kind of empathy and better understanding on how to treat customers and visitors with more respect and understanding going forward. The way you allowed things to end when we left was so unprofessional and how you made us feel was beyond unpleasant. Shame on you. Maybe ask their ‘traditional’ chef to bake a large humble pie so they can all have a good slice and reflect. Good luck 🤞🏻

Visited here on 'Christmas lights switch on' afternoon/evening, and what a lovely cafe. We both had a panini and a milkshake. The staff were very friendly, the coleslaw was amazing and the milkshake were one of the best either of us have had for a very long time.

Excellent community pub with a surprisingly good selection of beers and bonus cafe.