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

Popped in to the cafe after a long walk along the old railway not knowing what to expect. It was a very good move. Both the coffee and the hot chocolate were excellent. We ordered chocolate banana bread, millionaire's shortcake and a fruit granola bar slice. All were delicious. I would really like to get my hands on the recipe for the granola bar cake!!!! It was excellent. Thank you to the hardworking staff.

Lovely sandwiches, especially the large ones . Best roadside sandwiches I've had in years

A lovely 'living room' feel created, and the promise of 'food nights' sounds good

Great place and friendly, helpful staff. Such a shame they don't get more support.

This is my third time spanning about 50 years. Our tour guide Ryan was fantastic. Extremely knowledgeable and engaging. Great value given the overall experience and the knowledge imparted. Our only regret was that we didn’t carry any change to add to the teams tip box.

Tasty breakfast we came here twice after being disappointed with the offerings from the on-site café at the campsite we stayed on. well cooked food and good menu choices. Good value. only slight criticism was quite a long wait for our food but may have been down to fewer staff on one day. will return.

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.

I love this place so much!!! The food is amazing and mark is extremely nice and accommodating.The blonde waitress is extremely friendly and pretty had a good chat with her and she recommended us some lovely walks around the area. She was one of the best waitresses we have ever had, definitely recommend, she can pour a good Guinness ❤️

Excellent pub. All the food was wonderful, the home made chips the best I’ve had for years. The landlord was just as a landlord should be, welcoming and friendly. The pub had a great atmosphere and had been sensitively renovated. Would definitely recommend.

Lovely Country Pub. Great food and service. We visited on a Monday night and were pleasantly surprised at how busy the bar was. We had booked a table.

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.

Let’s start with positives - lady working behind the bar was very friendly and talked us through all available drink. Place is bizarre, cluttered and just doesn’t make sense. With each minute that we spent in the beer garden me and my partner noticed more and more ridiculous things. Beer garden is interesting combination of storage area, £1 shop and a skip - you won’t find two identical tables or chairs, we sat next to cardboard cage and a big bin, above - bird hut, behind me and a metal cow which didn’t make sense either. Kitchen doors were constantly open which is fair with extreme temperatures but we have seen a staff member coming out and grabbing vegetables from garden storage box which was placed in customer areas, box wasn’t closed, secured and it wasn’t a refrigeration unit, anyone could access it at any point. And in 30 degree temperature weather those vegetables were not healthy! During 45 minutes visit not a single table was cleaned and nobody checked on customers dining and drinking outside. Overall I recommend this place if you like weird things!

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.

We went here for breakfast at about 10 in the morning. The cafe had no heating on therefore it was quite cold. We wanted the oak cake full breakfast but they had no oatcakes. Therefore we ordered two English breakfasts the portion sizes are very small almost minimalistic for £6.70 each this was overpriced. Drinks were not included with the breakfast so there was then an additional £1.70 for a mug of tea! We asked for a filter coffee but they had none. Overall £17.60 for two people. I will come to Hayfield again but would not come to Rosie Lees again. It’s overpriced for what you get.

Amazing lunch. I had garlic butter prawns and they were fantastic. The cake afterwards was also delicious and the service was excellent. Highly recommend.