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.

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.

Approaching lunchtime at the midpoint of our journey, on a rain soaked, windy day, we were in need…read moreof some sustenance. The first choice of the Yelp recommendations for lunch was the Cafe at Green Pavilion: on this day, an oasis in a storm! Joining other rain bedraggled customers, we settled to the table adjacent the constantly busy kitchen, marvelling at the range of both sweet and savoury treats on offer: huge sausage rolls, fresh tempting salads and sticky pink cakes. A good choice of drinks, most in two sizes, both the Americano and Cappuccino were strong, but not bitter. A good variety on the menu from deluxe sandwiches to burgers, and a good range of daily specials, I was tempting by the homemade chilli, but conscious that we were dining in the evening, I plumped for the baguette with roasted vegetables, pesto and a dressed salad; a wonderfully tasting lunch, the pesto was full of flavour, and the sheer freshness and variety of the salad rounded off the dish perfectly. My wife had one of the soups of the day, a hearty vegetable soup, with carrots, cabbage, swede, celery, courgette and onion, with accompanying dark rye bread, a meal on it's own, perfect for a rainy day in April! Great service too, the staff were helpful and clearly passionate about their job, one of the best lunches I've had for some time.

Had an early bird meal here, small place so a little crowded (sat downstairs) but friendly and the…read morefood was really very good for the price, exactly what a small local resteraunt should be. Recommend you book as can be quite busy.

Mustard and Punch is a very nice, small, restaurant in the centre of Honley village. Though it has…read morea cosy atmosphere, the home cooked food is extremely good and reasonably priced. The menu changes every few months, so there is always something new to try. You may need to book as it can often get very full. Mustard and Punch regularly do early bird offers and also 2 or 3 course deals with bottle of wine (I can recommend the good the house white). An evening at this restaurant provides an enjoyable meal with excellent service, and it really is a very friendly place, so it comes as no surprise to learn that it has been recommended in The Good Food Guide. One of my favourite restaurants.

Probably one of the best sandwich shops I've come across in the city centre. They always have a…read morewide variety of fillings and breads, thus prevailing the boredom of your normal tuna mayonaise et. al. The queues can get quite large, but I suppose this is a by-product of their success. Also, some of the staff could do with going on a course for customer service a smile wouldn't go a miss.

Situated in Sheffield centre, this shop offers a good range of lunchtime options. There are…read morefreshly-made sandwiches with a choice of breads and fillings, hot flatbreads and paninis, and salads, plus more substantial hot options like chilli. They also do a nice takeaway fruit salad. You can also eat in, and there's a large seating area upstairs. The shop does get busy, but the staff are fairly on the ball so service is quite quick. This isn't the cheapest sandwich place by far though, and as a result, I tend to use it for a special treat rather than every day.

This place is amazing, they use local ingredients and its all super tasty…read more The atmosphere is super laid back and totally family friendly. The have kids books to read and they are super sweet towards all the children. Outside in the front they have some tables if it's nice out. They also have wifi for customers. My wife had a bacon, brie and tomato chutney sandwich on ciabatta. She said it was amazing. I had an English breakfast, it was totally legit in every way. Our child was able to have scrambled eggs and toast. The ladies have been running the place under is current ownership for 2 years but it's always been the Pear Tree Cafe.

Nice place with outdoor and cute upstairs sitting. If you're into full English breakfast with…read moresausage and bacon that's your place, otherwise you're limited to heavy home made cakes great for afternoon. We switched to The bakery up the street.

Really friendly tea shop with excellent coffee. Good sandwiches and scones. Garden seating is…read moreidyllic. Good for dog walkers.

As the previous reviewer said they are extremely friendly! We came for lunch and while the…read moreselection is sparse and simple it's well done. I had a tasty egg sandwich while my counterparts had the Cornish pasty which they enjoyed. My daughter ate her whole sandwich too which was a miracle in itself. The tea and coffee were lovely but the real star was dessert. Delicious pear and almond ice cream for my husband while I had an out of this world cake. I seriously contemplated buying the entire cake. They even opened a package of biscuits that my mother in law wanted to try and fixed it up for her. They have a small variety of grocery items as well. Truly worth a stop!

08/19/17 We found The Hydro while looking for a place in…read moreBuxton and were not disappointed. Pros: Great selection on the menu - for non vegetarians and vegetarians (important as we were a mixed group) Good food - we had a vegetable quiche (daily special not on menu), lamb shank, and garden burger and all were happy with their dishes. Lovely service. Polite servers even with the restaurant being busy. Cons: Not really an issue for us, but mentioning just in case: since it was busy it took a while to get service. At the end of the meal after waiting for a bit we tried to ask another server for a coffee and the check, but didn't get either until our original server came by. The entire meal took about 1 1/2 hours - including a delay on our part to put in our orders so it wasn't that much of an issue.

Our experiences of the Hydro weren't dampened down…read more.... We stumbled across this place whilst on a day trip to Buxton. Located in the town's main street. There was plenty of seating and the decor was 50s themed. The menu had the usual snacks and staple mains you'd see in any cafe/restaurant in the UK. However it has a number of Indian dishes (based on the new management that have just acquired the restaurant. The food was nice. I had a cold sliced beef and red onion sandwich on granary bread and my girlfriend had a jacket potato with no butter and beans. The server was very friendly and was very accommodating to my girlfriends request for no butter. The drinks and food was reasonably priced. The service was fairly quick and everything was freshly prepared. I would recommend and go there again, if I was visiting Buxton.

WONDERFUL FOOD! Great atmosphere, kid friendly! Came here…read moreyesterday for breakfast with zero expectations, and this place more than satisfied our hungry American appetites. Although we had to separate our large party into two groups at different tables they did their best to bring all our meals out at the same time. The traditional English breakfast was perfect.! My omelette was the best I've had in years -- I had m mushrooms, cheese and bacon. It was mouth watering. My latte was also perfect!

Cosy cafe at the end of the High Street, serving a range of teas, coffee and cakes, as well as…read morebreakfasts, salads, and light meals. There are tables outside as well, though they are quite close to the road. A group of nine of us stopped for coffee and cakes on a recent visit. The pros were that the coffees, teas, and cakes were fine. The waitress was a little disorganised, but was very pleasant and they got what was admittedly a large order right. The person behind the till was a bit officious though. We'd chosen to sit at two tables outside (there being nine of us). When she asked us which table we were sitting at, we said "those two tables". To which she said, "yes, but which one?". "Both of them". "But which one?" This repeated a few times in kafkaesque fashion, until we chose just one. Still, it provided a holiday anecdote.