Visited the deli today and expected better. We went in to coffee and also ordered two scones. The…read morecoffee was in cardboard cups, the scones put in paper bags with butter and a disposable knife. We sat outside with no plates for the scones, just putting them on the bags. Then we found the scones were dry and the coffee pretty average. We expected more from a deli. We felt like we were camping out rather than giving ourselves a treat and having morning coffee and cake. The place looks delightful but is let down by its style. We will not be going to the deli again, especially as the cafe opposite uses cups and plates. So, if you don't mind you coffee in cardboard, your cake in, and on, a paper bag then this place would be fine for you .

Situated in the Ferrers Art and Craft Centre, in the picturesque ground of Staunton Harold is the…read moreimpressive Breadfirst deli. Wonderful aromas greet you as you enter; is there a better smell than fresh bread? The friendly staff immediately invite you to try their variety of breads and cheeses, clearly proud of the products they sell. As well as the tiger bread, flatbreads, scones and other bakery delights they sell, there is also a range of handcrafted chocolates made locally, handmade desserts, and good range of quiches and cold meats. In addition there was also an interesting selection of pre-made spice packs for creating Indian dishes like jalfrezi, aloo gobi and biryani rice, to name but a few. A great local find, with an interesting range of products, we will definitely be returning.

This is a great place to enjoy breakfast outside as you view a beautiful church and busy street few…read moreblocks down. The scene is very chill and nice small town feel with all the old buildings. The food was plated very well and tasted wonderful. Would high recommend to stop by and have some breakfast.

After spending a few weeks in Nottingham on a placement, i decided to venture out on one of my very…read morerare days off and came across this little camouflaged cafe. Towering over is the famous St. Mary's church, so the Hungry pumpkin is perfect for tired tourists or city wanderers. The interior itself is warm and inviting, so i quickly sat down and was pleasantly surprised at the variety on offer. I ordered a cappuccino and a salmon panini. The coffee itself was a beautiful Italian arabica, coated with chocolate powder and served with a small Italian biscuit on the side. Absolutely delicious. The panini was packed with smoked salmon and goats cheese, and was very tasty. Price wise, it was similar to most cafes. I ought to try their full breakfasts next time, they look great. Definitely recommend!

This place needs a major update on Yelp (the last review was 16 years ago!!!). So here it is. The…read moreambience is wonderful, warm friendly staff - their service is definitely 5 stars! The breakfast was huge, tasty and hit the spot for my 8 hour jet lagged body!! They no longer have a phone number and their website is cafe-b.square.site apparently

Absolutely gorgeous little coffee shop in town…read more I have only been here once but really really want to go again. There is a very large (and tempting!) selection of cakes on display and the drinks they make for you are absolutely divine. (I had a white hot chocolate, mmm). The furniture is all very lovely, in pine. It's a very relaxing place to go after a hard day's shopping :-) Be warned though, if you sit on the leather sofas you are very likely to fall asleep so make sure you take a friend in with you to keep you awake!

I've been here twice - once about 3 years ago and just last week. The good news is that it was just…read moreas good as I remember and I'll hopefully be going back again sooner than the 3 year break I had. Basically it looks a lot cooler from outside with the indoor a bit 'average caf' like although the fact that you can see everything being cooked in front of you is a really novel and cool way to showcase that this place is all about good quality food. Although they do some tasty cafe items like burgers, sandwiches and snacks they're also a place where you can enjoy coffee and cake - and the cake selection is pretty epic! Our merry bunch of eaters all looked like the strangest, most eclectic 'orderers' ever with my wife and sister in law mainly enjoying cake and myself just going for a "light snack" of the ham hock terrine for £4.95. For this price I was expecting a little tiny bite, really not much to it but I was surprised to get a giant plate of ham hock, fresh bread, salads, pasta and loads more. It was so fresh and so tasty too - definitely something I'll go out of my way to have again if I'm up this way (I just won't have lunch plans afterwards too...) Friendly staff and seating for about 15 outdoors - with only 5 mins walk to Buxton train station. A really good spot and a place I'd recommend checking out.

No idea why people are raving about this place. The service is painfully slow and the food no…read morebetter than a road side cafe, but twice the price. To top it off, we were sat at the stable doors and it stunk of drains. Never again.

I wrote my first review for the Upstairs Cafe in 2007, it's now 2011 and I still love this place…read more I came across the cafe one Sunday morning whilst I waited for the Farmers market shop to open. As we made our way up the stairs, I'm not sure what I was expecting, but was pleasantly surprised by the bright, modern Décor. The menu is welcoming with something for everyone, just remember to leave room for dessert. The drinks menu is great, with hot and cold drinks available, but I can definitely recommend the Tea Latte, or a frappe or ... ah, don't worry there is no wrong choice it's all divine. The staff are really friendly and never make you feel rushed, even when it's busy, which it nearly always is. If you have to wait, I really recommend you do, but if you can't ,don't forget to order a tea latte to take away with you.

The Upstairs Cafe is situated above the popular Farmer's Shop in Bakewell. A modern interior, with…read morea variety of tables, from comfortable sofa type seats and conventional seating, to bar stools and high tables. The menu is vast with numerous sandwiches, salads and jacket potatoes etc. A good range of daily specials too, including a wide variety of remarkably well priced hot meals. Their lasagne is particularly good a generous flavoursome dish, with a side order of garlic bread. However, on our last visit, the daily special curry and home-made sweet potato bake, whilst equally generously portioned, lacked any real flavour. Drinks wise, equally expansive, from cappuccinos to milkshakes. On the whole a menu to cater for most people's needs. The staff are friendly and efficient too. The Upstairs Cafe, also has a small shop too, selling gifts, speciality teas and coffees, maps etc., amongst other things. It is quite a popular place in Bakewell though, you might be queueing if you go at midday, especially in the height of summer.

Smithards has been going since I was a wee lad and it is good as ever! It it basically a…read moretraditional, small town bakers. As a bakers they of course do freshly baked bread which is of excellent quality, if you are willing to pay for it. They have a delicious selection of cakes and buns that should fit anyone's sweet tooth, I particulary recommend there doughnuts, some of the best you will ever taste! They also do a nice selection of warm and cold sandwiches and cobs. For my money, they offer better value and taste than a highstreet sandwich chain such as Subway. Price wise, they are very competitive with the big chains, on some items you may pay slightly more, but the quality is always worth it. They are a really friendly bunch in here and you will get proper service with a smile, not someone imperonally taking your order. It can get busy here at lunchtimes, as you would expect, but service is efficient and I have never waited more than 10 minutes to be served and have my order completed.

I think that you can tell how good a business is if there are people queuing out of the door and…read morethat's what happens here more often than not. They do deserve their reputation there as the food is lovely. They serve a great selection of sandwiches which can be made to order. They sell hot food as well like sausage cobs and pasties. There are a great selection of sweets and cakes, stay well away if you are on a diet. You can also pick up soft drinks and crisps to complete your meal. Lovely service with a smile always.

Set in the back of the Alphabet Gift Shop on Union Street is the Lowercase Coffee Shop, a truly…read moregreat find. Tempting homemade cakes on the counter, that vary daily like Victoria Sponge, Mint Chocolate cake and Chocolate Orange Sponge, give a good first impression, as do the variety of seating from conventional tables, to comfy chairs and a couple of tables with high bar type chairs. Music pervades but doesn't intrude every corner of the coffee shop, through the impressive Sonos sound system. There are menu's for breakfast, lunch and even weekly specials, which on this occasion was a BLT. Having been three times in four days and arriving at around mid-morning every time, we have had the breakfast sandwich with bacon and mushrooms, cooked fresh, and a portion big enough to share, fantastic. We have also sampled their homemade cheese scones; too often cheese scones can be style over substance, not the case here, packed with flavour and warm, perfect. Other dishes on the menu that will definitely be returning to sample are the Fishfinger sandwiches and the scrambled eggs, that come with bacon or salmon. The americano and cappuccino, that accompanied our late breakfasts, were strong and flavoursome too, complimenting the food well. The Lowercase Coffee Shop is our type of place, great food and drink in relaxed surroundings, with staff that are clearly passionate about making this one of the go-to destinations in Burton. They already have my vote!

This has become my favourite go to place for coffee, cake; snacks. Nicely decorated with simple…read moreauthentic design, an array of tables and chairs giving a very comfortable atmosphere with none-interfering music. Somewhere to get away from it all. Yet has easy access within Burton. Quaint outside sitting area adds to the charm

This delightful cafe opened in about May 2009. It's away from the hustle and bustle(!) of market…read morestreet, and is stylishy decorated with comfy sofas, high backed chairs and wooden tables. There's a great variety of teas served in fabulous chintzy teapots, along with the usual cappuccinos, lattes and hot chocolates. Food is fairly standard cafe fare- sandwiches, wraps, soup etc along with a very reasonably priced English breakfast. Best of all though are the homemade cakes- more than once I've been there when the cakes are still warm from the oven- scrumptious and always impossible to decide which one looks best!