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

Fab little cafe with great food and beer - homemade cauliflower soup was superb and the small plate beetroot hummus and mushroom pate were delicious great attentive service.

Absolutely Fantastic Find, food fabulous, service, personal and attentive. Excellent menu with wide range of drinks. Called in on spec and was found a table in the window. Second visit and will definitely return. Highly recommended. Thanks for a enjoyable experience.

Shocking. I walked in the gentlemen asked did I wasn’t a table I said yes he then said they were full. So I asked if I could use there toilet he said NO it’s for customers only. 😳 I said well I wanted to be a customer he just said sorry and I couldn’t use the toilet 😡 will not recommend

It was such a treat to go out for lunch and to not have to ask a hundred questions about ingredients and how the food is prepared. Delicious lunch for my daughter and I. Fabulous ambience and tasty food, but best of all 100% gluten free. Paradise!

Food was fine eventually. This was the problem. We got there just before one and started to eat at two. The waitress said it was because it was busy. In our line of sight there were no people and six or seven empty. She then said that the establishment states that the waiting time is 45 minutes. The roast dinner was lovely but all the food was not freshly cooked. Kitchens prepare veg and roast potatoes beforehand and the meat was so evenly cooked that I imagine it is bought pre-cooked and warmed up. There is nothing wrong with this and I would recommend the food but taking an hour to bring it before us and then arguing the toss about it is not the way to build a good reputation.

The place itself isn’t very modern but the bacon sausage and egg was delicious 😋 also price was great 👌 many thanks!

Went for breakfast, had Cajun steak Big Bouy food was awesome as always, owners and staff really friendly and attentive, can’t fault definitely recommend.

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

Just called into this little place for a bite to eat only to find out they are closing for good at the weekend . What a shame ..ordered the spanicopita ..wow just like your yaya would make and the tzatziki was loverly also.. good luck for the future

Excellent home cooked food, great service at very reasonable price. Will definitely be going back !

Books galore at great prices. They also now sell various craft gifts too, along with a great cafe. I've been coming here for nearly 20 years, but hadn't visited since they expanded the café The food is great and reasonably priced. Lovely staff too. Be prepared for a short wait for a table, it's understandably popular, & totally worth the wait 🥰

Just had a lovely traditional Thai dinner with friends. Everything was delicious! We will be back! Great to see Gluten Free options on the menu in their own section!

A bit hit and miss about service as they often stop serving after 3pm. Used to be reliable with their hours. Lovely atmosphere and drinks though. Shame about refusing service at unadvertised times.

Good coffee, friendly staff, and actually in the station so handy for leaving it to the last minute to go for the train. I've not rated the food (so that's a "don't know" not a "horrible") as I only ever order tea or coffee, but the free bikkies are welcome

Visited after walking Mam Tor for sunrise hoping for a breakfast. Sunday morning so not much open. Breakfast items were very limited, very “hip” menu, so went for banana bread and 2 x waffles with a tea and 2 hot chocolates. Service wasn’t great, stood at counter ignored for a while, tea delivered without milk or sugar/spoon, no apology or conversation. Nutella waffle was absolutely smothered and sickly. A little too dog friendly - Table next to us had a small dog on lap with paws on the actual table. £36 later and still hungry unfortunately.