The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Bredbury and Woodley Stockport North West

I walked along the canal and stopped off at the cafe. I had the nicest ham salad sub I have had in a long time. Excellent value for money. Sunshine helped .

The cupcakes and milkshakes at Perfect Cupcakes are delicious! We bought a selection of cupcakes and milkshakes - the shakes had plenty of ice cream in and the Jaffa cake frosting tasted amazing. The shop is decorated beautifully in bubblegum pink and blue hues, it truly replicates candy heaven! Staff are really friendly and payment was contactless. There is parking directly outside the shop kerbside. We can’t wait to return soon for more sweet treats!! TIP: Check out their Facebook page for daily specials and opening times.

Excellent to see vegan options added finally - they have been a long time coming. I have been visiting the tea room for several years and visit a couple of times a month on average. Lovely mix and match teapots, cups, and plates. Some of the teapots could do with a slightly better clean of the spout to remove ingrained dirt but nothing too severe. An excellent selection of cakes are available. They’re mainly store bought/for-trade and you’ll see them as standard offerings in lots of cafes; there is absolutely nothing wrong with this and let’s face it, all we’re looking for is an honest slice of cake to go with our tea or coffee, not a French Patisserie experience. Lovely to have dominoes and cards available on the tables to play games and a genuinely relaxed atmosphere where you don’t feel rushed, which is rare. The Tea Rooms also have some of the space to sell product towards the back of the mill and on a couple of occasions, I have been approached very nicely and kindly by staff to offer to help or show anything I am interested in. This is quite the welcome contrast to the attitude of the staff on the till at the entrance/exit. 50p extra for oat milk is hopefully something that will become just a standard option in future, considering the £3.00 cost for a latte that is smaller in size than a Starbucks small drink, with Sbux being cheaper for the same size before the addition of the oat milk charge. Likewise, the markup on several soft drinks is more than you’ll find in motorway service stations. Inflation is impacting everyone, however, the price point of “not worth it” isn’t too far away for several customers on quite a few items (from conversations I’ve overheard over the past six months or so). I hope the tea rooms continue to thrive in the Vintage Emporium.

We decided to come for dinner here due to the special deal. The menu has changed since last time I came so some of the dishes I liked have now gone. I had wanted the scampi and chips but that dish had gone. I ordered ham, eggs and chips. Delicious chunky chips, loads of ham slices and two fried eggs with runny yolks. My wife and son loved their fish and chip meals, my son had a pot of tea and my wife had a latte and I had a bottled flavoured water. The meal came to a little bit over seven pounds. Really good service. Good social distancing measures.