This café is in a bookstore that may be one of the best in the world! It's in the Marais only a few…read moreblocks from the Picasso Museum.

Nice and friendly staff, quite an independent and rustic looking coffee shop…read more Nice food and good for lunches, the biggest fault would be the waiting time and that fact they brought the soups out after the mains, all of it unable to fit on the table. Still a recommended jewel!

Really enjoyed our breakfast - American style pancakes with bacon. Ambiance was good, service…read morefriendly and pretty fast. Found it pleasant just to sit and chat with ample space and tables to sit both inside and out (when the weather is nice at least! Unfortunately you have to pay to park - and I would have preferred more maple syrup (will take some of my own next time!! Will visit again when we are close Review #48 2023

My pet peeve has to be missing the last breakfast order on a Sunday. Which is almost inevitable…read morewhen you're in a different city attempting to discover somewhere new. Cue the Bean Caffe. Located in Friar Gate Studios, Derby. It's a near miss - in fact, we drove past it twice before we had the 'AHA - IT'S THERE' moment! *Caps necessary as if I remember rightly, I let out a rather loud squeal upon our discovery... Aside from it's high-rankings, awards and even décor - What I loved most about the Bean Caffe is the fact it's owned and managed by mother and daughter - Sarah and Liv. They have perfected the art of ALL things breakfast (or brunch in my case) and offer a range of favourites from Eggs Benedict to Toasted Banana Sandwiches. I opted for the 'Smashed Avocado': Toasted Sourdough topped with avocado, poached eggs and a shake of hot Sriracha Sauce. SO delicious and for just £5.50 an absolute bargain.

Head in early for a breakfast and try the superb toasted Dancing Duck fruit loaf with piles of…read morebutter. Delicious.

Freshly baked artisan bread in a variety of flavours, warming soups, lovely homemade cakes and a…read moregreat drinks selection (try the large leaf tea - amazing!) all served up in a contemporary yet inviting atmosphere - what's not to like?! I would urge anyone visiting the area to go to Baked and the Cathedral Quarter in general - support local businesses and eat real bread!

Nice staff; cheap food; just at the edge of the shops down a side street; worth seeking out to save…read morea packet.

nice breakfast cobs, service can be a bit slow, and you can't park outside, owners friendly.read more

We got a table for six immediately on a Sunday morning, although I am told this is not usually the…read morecase. Ample vegetarian options. I ordered the vegetarian English breakfast, which was one of the tastiest meals I had in two weeks in England. Would go back next time I'm in Nottingham.

Following their incredible success in Uttoxeter, innovative indie coffee house BEAR have opened…read moretheir second shop in Derby. Perfectly situated in Derby's historic Cathedral Quarter, BEAR offers sustainably sourced artisan coffee and the most incredible all-day food menu! They also serve delicious craft beer & cocktails (Caution: their espresso martinis & coffee negronis are DANGEROUSLY good and take you seamlessly from casual coffee to full on cocktail o'clock in the blink of an eye!) I have been proud to follow them from their first launch in Uttoxeter, where I am a regular, and I'm so excited to see what the future will hold for them. Watch this space! #BeMoreBEAR

I've always been a fan of the 'local' feel sandwich shops, made while you wait, exactly how you…read morelike it. Gee's is one of those places, you can rely on a good meal with a decent amount of fillings too, not like some other places that give you 6 pieces of grated cheese and one ring of onion! This week I've been on a bit of a Jacket Potato cheese and beans binge and I'm happy with how it's been from Gee's only once out of 4 times has it been below par and that was just a new person serving I think and they were a bit stingy with the beans! Good friendly atmosphere in there and the cakes look great. It's all very reasonably priced and has that great cob shop/eat in smell! I'll be going here for a while yet!

Rang for my order fast order good service and lovely cob definitely regmend to othersread more

Overall: A great place to pick up an expensive lunch bill…read more Grand Cafe Caruso used to be my favourite spot for a mochachino, it was pure pleasure - with a delicious mix of hot chocolate, espresso, freshly whipped cream and chocolate chunks. Over time, the mochachino has got weaker with the espresso and tastes purely of hot chocolate. It's a real shame! The last time I came here I ordered a double espresso, the base of all coffee drinks. It's usually the saving grace for me, but sadly it wasn't. I was asked if I would like sugar with it? Huh? This place is a smallish-locally owned business and it does warm lunches/sandwiches, gelato and pastries etc, however they tend to be on the pricier side. The service is usually good and there's plenty of seating, but it still feels bustly! With the Westfield Centre open, my patronage falls with Costa (despite it being a franchise), sorry...

in a country were coffee culture is relatively young you have to put your trust in the…read moreprofessionals,and that`s what you will find at the Caruso`s they have the culture and the know how.I Often visit the grand and indulge myself in the most delicious double espresso,Its heavenly!! If you ask for a real Italian cappuccino, made with a shot of espresso and creamy foam ( not Hot Milk) you will realise the difference betwwen the buckets of milk they dish out at Costa`s and Starbucks. I often go on Holiday to Italy and always struggle to find an espresso as good as I get here in Derby,I know its crazy but a fact!! If You wish to try a real Italian Coffee look no further,Go Caruso and you will not be disappointed

InFusion is located down Uttoxeter Old Road in Derby, which is slightly on the outskirts of the…read morecity centre. Although I have never been in to the shop, I used to visit the van when I worked on Pride Park. Their food was good and compared to other food vans, a lot more varied. There was a choice from jacket potatoes, sausage rolls, sandwiches, chocolate etc. The only thing I found quite offputting was the pricing. It was very easy to spend a lot of money with InFusion over a week & it seemed with the posh van that all the money went on their gimicky image. However, the food was lovely & I highly recommend the place as somewhere to go as a treat unless you are rich!

For delicious freshly made food using the finest ingredients, Infusion is the place to go for lunch…read morethat's different to your average ready made sandwich. From baguettes, bagels, wraps, paninis and baked potatoes, you'll find your perfect sandwich from a selection of more than 50 different fillings. Infusion is also open for breakfast if you prefer a full English. Infusion is a little pricey but is what you would expect due to the large choice of different fillings. Majority of Infusion's customers come for a takeaway lunch to take back to the office, however, Infusion does cater for those who wish to sit and chat with a hot drink and has a number of tables and chairs in a small eating area. Infusion is very popular in the local business area so during the busy lunch period be prepared to queue. However, service is quick and efficient so you don't feel like you are waiting too long.

This cafe is ideally located on sadlergate and provides excellent coffee. I have eaten here twice;…read moreonce for a cooked breakfast and once for a burger. The breakfast is terrific and i would say the breakfast lite is ample for most hungry humans. The burger was great also.

Nice little coffee shop and cafe in saddlergate. Recommend using vouchercloud which has a 15%…read morediscount voucher for all purchases.

Popped to Derby for an event in the Art Gallery & Museum. Only been to Derby a couple of times so a…read morefriend said have a walk around the Cathedral Quarter there are some lovely places. We walked up Sadler Gate and looked a few menus on the way. We decided to stop and look at the menu at The Kitchen which had sandwiches, panini, burgers and salads. We stepped inside to a busy and buzzing cafe with solid wood tables and a huge cake counter. A waitress smiled and showed us to a table. I ordered a ham, cheese & caramelised onion panini which came with a handful of fries and a pot of tea. My partner had a Gourmet Angus Burger with chips and salad and a Diet Coke. Our drinks came promptly, my tea came in a pot for one with a cute bottle of milk like something out of Alice in Wonderland. Coke was in a glass bottle. We had a little wait for our food but it does state on the menu that there may be a wait for food on a Saturday due to being very busy. The table were full and people were constantly coming and going. Staff were very attentive and friendly. I was tempted by the cakes but resisted. There was a sigh saying all cakes are made by the boss on the premises. While we were sat there a person I assume is the boss came out with fresh cakes to replenish the empty spaces. I will have to go back for a pot of tea and a cake. We were not disappointed when our food came. My panini was yummy and my partners burger looked and I was told it tasted good. We finished and asked for the bill. It promptly arrived in a butter dish and I went to the counter to pay. It was a lovely lunch and extremely friendly & attentive staff.

This cafe is amazing, I loved the atmosphere and the food is 10/10- especially the pizza because of…read moretheir pizza oven! would also recommend the milkshake