OK, we'll start with the positives. The coffee was quite nice and the seats out of the front are…read moresoft and comfy. Unfortanately, maybe it was because we went at 4.50 on a Saturday afternoon, but the staff there couldn't wait to go home and the service was a bit sloppy. Plus quite a few people were waiting for quite a while for their drinks. Shame, as the cakes looked quite nice, but we couldn't be bothered to stay...

Wonderful little shop for really tasty sandwiches, panini and tea & cakes. Their panini is easily…read morethe best in the hope valley, it's warm and crunchy and a 10/10 for smoothness. Been coming for 3 years straight and it's always great

We came up for a short hiking weekend and wanted to try some local places. This was such a lovely…read moreplace to go for breakfast. The mochas were delicious as was the food. We had the Scotch pancakes with blueberries and also the Eggs Benedict Royale (with salmon). Highly recommend if you're in town!

Coffee was acidic and the oat milk isn't of great quality, but the staff was friendly.read more

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.

We arrived in Matlock hungry for lunch and having never been to the town before we didn't know…read morewhere to go for something to eat. Peli Deli looked busy and inviting from the outside and we had to wait for a table - always a good sign. We eventually sat down and ordered our food up at the counter. My stilton and broccoli tart wasn't bad - nice flavour but nothing special. My boyfriend picked at his sandwich - goats cheese and chutney served in fairly ordinary white bread. Too much stodgy white bread and not enough filling. It was an average sandwich and again, not spectacular. His aunt had the soup of the day which was pea, courgette and mint and while she said she enjoyed it, she noted that it was exceptionally minty. Overall the food wasn't the worst thing I have ever eaten but I'm not entirely sure why it was quite so busy. Perhaps we ordered the wrong things or maybe it's just as good as it gets in this little spa town.

Peli Deli is a quaint little coffee and cake shop situated in the picturesque spa town of Matlock,…read morea village in Derbyshire outside of Manchester, where I was recently lucky enough to spend a weekend. The town itself is lovely, and the perfect place to stroll around with stop-offs at country pubs and local cafes such as this one. They even have cable cars in the town! Its located on the main street (which constitutes most of the town) and from outside it looks modern and chic. Inside it feels family-run and quaint, with about 20 seats arranged around the counter. They sell beautiful home cooked cakes, as well as all varieties of coffee and teas. In the savory department (being as it is a deli) they sell a great selection of specialty cheeses and meats. These cheeses are in some cases locally made, including some gorgeous stilton. The main point for me has got to be the Peli Deli cake shake! This consists of a piece of their homemade double chocolate fudge cake blended with ice cream and ice. That's the sum of the ingredients, and its literally the best milk shake or similar drink you will ever taste. Worth going all the way to Matlock for.

Came here twice and both times got the famous Bakewell pudding!…read more Good: - Was the best place for Bakewell pudding and tart in the area by ratings in Google - The portion sizes are huge for each thing - the large sized Bakewell were huge and we split with 5 people - Milkshake was refreshing, but kind of tasted like water still and it wasn't very milky like I wanted it to be - Pretty cute wood aesthetic Bad: - The Bakewell desserts were too sweet - my teeth hurt a bit afterwards - French onion soup just wasn't very tasty - it was a lot like mustard tasting - Service was a little slow, it took a while for people to get to us Overall enjoyed coming here and all of the food we got but would not come again.

Great service and such a cheery atmosphere. The food was so-so but as a tourist, I probably don't…read moreknow what constitutes a good pudding anyway so don't take my word for it. Definitely worth a visit!

I love this place. Greek food is harder to find than Italian but it is really worth it. This place…read moredoes take away boxes with things like vine leaves wraps that you can take to the nearby park for a picnic. And definitely get some beef steak tomatoes, they must import them from somewhere warm. They seriously taste like tomatoes! I've never tasted tomatoes like them. (Roanna Carleton Taylor)

Truly awesome! Cheap as chips and mouthwatering Greek food. The staff ate chummy and helpful. I…read morealways frequent when I am near. Would be 5 star but you need to check your order, often end up with free extra's or missing chips.

On the recommendation of a work colleague my girlfriend and I went here for dinner last night…read more(13-5-10). I stumbled across the reviews on here before we were due to leave, but decided to give it a chance. Well I don't know if they have bucked their ideas up since the previous reviews, but we thoroughly enjoyed our meal. If you expect a two-for-one type dining experience then you will undoubtably be disappointed, but if you want good quality freshly cooked food then this is the place for you. I had a starter of chicken liver with black pudding, main course of pork fillet with vegetables (and a superb black pudding mashed potato) and then a berry pavlova to finish. Even on a Wednesday night the place was pretty busy, the staff were polite and friendly, and mercifully happy to leave you alone to enjoy your meal without constantly badgering you. Price wise as I mentioned, this is not your two-for-a-tenner type place, so for most people (including us) best saved as an occasional treat. But what a treat it is. We will be returning in any case.

Popped in for a lunchtime sandwich last year. Not the cheapest I've ever had but this isn't part of…read morea pub chain with production-line food. In short, the best beef sandwich ever! I've since been back to the posh bit upstairs. Wow! It is a bit confusing to review as really there are two venues here, the pub downstairs and the restaurant upstairs. In my experience the food in both is exceptional but they address different markets. Go to Montagu's expecting pub food and it will seem expensive, go downstairs expecting "fine dining" and you may be disappointed with the experience.

Nether Edge has lost the Green Edge cafe, but this seems to have been replaced with another lovely…read morelittle vegetarian cafe. Went there for lunch today. Delicious home cooked food, friendly staff and good prices. I had yummy mushroom soup and then crumpets and coffee. Perfect for warming yourself up on a autumnal day. The crowd is quite bohemian, in a very good way, and its small enough to maintain a great intimacy. Definitely recommended for lunch, and I think its worth checking out for dinner too?

Homeade is great, a real asset to Nether Edge but it's unpredictable opening times and all of a…read moresudden closures are going to surely test the loyalty of it's customers. To be shut for any entire month duing the peak holiday season smacks of a place run as a hobby, bank rolled by something or someone else, rather than a business and it's disappointing to see two units in Nether Edge's shopping district empty and unused. I've already seen four sets of people make to go in for breakfast and lunch having made special trips and then leave frustrated and baffled by a decision to close for an entire month from today (31st July 2010). It's very disappointing and will make me think twice about spontaneuously heading there again.