this place is lovely if you manage to get in, its very busy and the roof is stained glass so worht…read moresitting there in summer as its boiling! food and drinks lovely and seems reasonably priced! tourists love it as its near the thermal baths attraction

Only been here at lunchtime and the food is fantastic. Reasonable prices and most of the staff are…read morefriendly. A different and warm atmosphere. Wide selection of food.

I'm still trying to get my daughter to go here. She's 22. My son is already a convert!…read moreI used to come here when I was a teenager, many moons ago. I loved it's informal, hip atmosphere. then I moved away and when I came back to live, visited again. Do you know; it's STILL hip and young, informal and actually, even better! The food and drink are fab as they would be being run by Tynemill. Most importantly, they are still showing proper films! Not the pap you get at mainstream, faceless, conglomerate, corporate venues. AND even more importantly it is staffed by people who love film and are NOT 6 years old! GO!! xx http://www.broadway.org.uk/

Great little cinema that allows you to see some of the independent, unusual and foreign, films that…read moreoften get ignored by the huge multiplexes. It's nice to have the opportunity to see such films as they're released and not have to wait several months for them to be released on DVD. The prices are good for members, but for non members they're not much cheaper than Cineworld at £6.20 a ticket for adults. The seating inside is comfortable, but as another reviewer mentioned it does have a very pretentious air about it which can be rather off-putting. I've found that my friends do not particularly enjoy coming here with me.

This tiny cafe is easy to miss but missing it would be a mistake…read more This is the self proclaimed oldest cafe in the Dale's (Derbyshire Dales) and if it has always been this good it isn't hard to see why it has lasted so long. There is a good sized menu for one so small and the prices are really low (90p for a tea). The cafe is very snug and cozy and crammed with cycling ephemera. The staff were friendly and so very helpful. We walked in late Christmas eve afternoon and they put out chairs for us making us feel a little guilty. There is a stock of games and puzzles to pass the time and our dog, or any dog, was welcomed and a water bowl provided. Mum was particularly impressed that the freshly made scones came with real butter.

Cafe Caruso is the place to go if you want a good Italian coffee in a friendly setting. Even though…read moreit's not in the middle of the Westfield centre with all the other eateries, it's still a popular place and it can be hard to get a table at lunchtime. They have an excellent variety of drinks to choose from - everything from a simple cup of tea to a macchiato with whipped cream. They also have a wide variety of milkshakes for the kids (or the big kids!) and the prices aren't bad either, well below what you'd pay in one of the big coffee chains.

The staff are really nice, Tony is the greatest - if you can dodge his kiss when you enter and…read moreleave! The drinks are nice, the usual high prices you get nowadays in any cafe in Derby. The seating is cosy! There are highchairs and they will warm babys bottles for you. The cakes are nice especially the chocolate.. the food is good toojacket spuds, baguettes, sandwiches, salads etc. You do get a generous amount, although you can have a 20 minute wait if you order when Grand carusos is open as that is where the food is prepared. Great friendly atmosphere, lots of repeat custom, the staff know the names of loads of regulars!

A very nice little cafe, albeit in a place you wouldn't expect it. I often walk past on a weekend…read moremorning and can't help but be tempted by mouth-watering aroma of food being cooked. Prices are what you'd expect them to be for a small cafe of this sort; neither too cheap nor too expensive. When I've been in, there always seems to be a healthy amount of custom, with maybe one or two tables spare. Food is delicious, and there is always something enticing by the till for those with a sweet tooth!

Time café bar have a varied lunch menu with lots to choose from. The staff are efficient and you…read moredon't have to wait long for your food. Recommended. Jack B.

Have always eaten in Time cafe bar when I shop at Crystal Peaks and the food has always been very…read moregood I went on Friday 1st September 2017 and I was really disappointed. I had a cheese and ham toasted sandwich with tomatoes and onions. When the sandwich arrived the bread felt as if it had been toasted but it wasn't brown or even looked like a toasted sandwich. I asked the waitress if the sandwich could be toasted more which she did. However when she returned with the sandwich it had been toasted on the top side but not underneath. when I bit into the sandwich there was no tomato or onion. I asked the waitress about the missing items and was told they were not on the order. I could wait for another sandwich but it would take 20 minutes. I declined as not only had my 3 friends finished their lunch but I was cheesed off. The toasted sandwich is advertised on the board with cheese,ham,tomato and red onion so why would it be made without the tomato and onion. Very disappointed

T G I Fridays is quite near to meadowhall and is adjacent to a Premier travel inn…read more Late afternoon/Early evening and weekends can get busy. Staff are always enthusiastic and friendly the food is great but be warned portions are very big!!! They do some great cocktails too. Childrens meals are good too - My older daughter who is very fussy loved the chicken pieces and our younger daughter who we'd gotten the jumbo hotdog for didn't know where to start as they really weren't kidding when they said jumbo hotdog!! It must have been a foot long. They do goodie bags for younger visitors too which includes a colouring in book and some colouring in sticks (3 pencils, 3 crayons), a sticker book and a helium filled baloon to put the stickers on. Sometimes they also offer a deck of cards to entertain slightly older kids. Soft drinks with your meals are bottomless, so you pay one price and can top up as often as you want to. highly recommended.

Have had lots of business lunches here, and it has an expectation level as with most Amercian style…read morerestaurants of this type. Generally the food is good quality with friendly staff.American style burgers and mexican, as well steaks and salads also. The Restaurant is very spacious and has a big car park right in front. Because of its location right next to the M1 it is a very convenient place to meet for business lunch. My only regret about this place is that it has a great bar with interesting drinks and cocktails, would be excellent to unwind here but alas i live at the opposite side of the city -around 10 miles away from here- so no cheap taxi home, and not a great place to leave a car overnight.

Good cafe which has shakshuka on the breakfast menu, a wide selection of herbal teas (not loose…read moreleaf, but teapigs so decent) and also a wide selection of goods to buy and takeaway. The brownie was really nice. Lots of seating inside and out and nice staff. Vegan sbd gluten free options.

I have lived in Marple since 1973 and during that time it has never gad a really special place to…read moreeat. All Things Nice is the answer to my unspoken prayers. Lunch there if you can get in. You will experience taste sensations that go beyond the straightforward look of the menu. The food rivals that of top rated chefs without any of the pretentiousness that can be a feature of high end restaurants. It is just a rather special cafe and deli managed by a food mad chef called Rick whoze food and produce simply reduce his competition to toast.