Good choice of food, excellently prepared and presented. Our waitress was very friendly and efficient. We&rsquo;ll certainly go again.

The beef rib was massive, easily enough for two. Cooked just right, super tender. Price was a bit steep but honestly, the portion made it feel fair. Couldn&#39;t finish it all.

Solid spot for a quick lunch in Buxton. The owner is genuinely friendly, which made the service feel efficient and pleasant.

A group of us went for the &#39;Rock &amp; Roll&#39; night. The entertainer was excellent if a bit to loud. The food was pretty good. the prawn cocktail sauce was rather watery but the prawns were fine. The serving of pate was very generous but the bread was like concrete. I think it had started life as a sourdough baguette, been re-warmed then allowed to go cold.We were very pleased with the main course being served with separate dishes of potatoes and vegetables so you could choose what you wanted and how much.Our table all had the salmon which was lovely. The sweets were all good as well.A grand night was had by all.

Love these classic backstreet cafes. No frills, just good, honest food. The tea and coffee are straightforward, and the prices are very reasonable. It&rsquo;s the kind of simple, unpretentious spot that feels like a proper local find.

Been coming here for years, and the salted caramel brownie is still the one I order every time. Just the right amount of gooey.

Loved the location, right at the top of the hill. It&rsquo;s got that proper old-school pub feel, really cosy and welcoming. Spotlessly clean too! Spotted a pool table and darts board, which is a nice touch.

Loved the no-phone rule here. It was so nice to just talk properly for a change. The old-school decor is really cosy, too.

The staff were really friendly, even though it was packed. Food came out quick and hot, which I always appreciate. The fish and chips were spot on, crispy batter and the chips were proper.

Lovely food, but service was a bit slow last time. We were catching up with friends and it took a while to get our mains. Still, the atmosphere is perfect for a group chat.

The chicken gyoza ramen was my first try here. The broth had this deep, savoury flavour that really hit the spot. The gyoza inside were a nice surprise, still juicy. Will be back for that bowl.

Dog-friendly spot, the bar staff were really nice. They even brought a bowl of water for our dog without us asking. Made it easy to relax with a pint. 👍

Great pint of Guinness, perfectly priced. The staff are lovely, made our evening.

A solid halal spot with decent variety. Staff could&#39;ve been a bit more cheerful, though.

Lots of veggie and halal choices on the menu, which was a nice surprise. The lamb chops were still the highlight for me though.

Grabbed a takeaway breakfast here. The staff were so friendly, it put me in a good mood for the whole morning. The coffee was really good too.

Stopped in for a quick bite. The crispy brown rice cheung fun was the standout. Nice, modern space to sit in. A bit on the pricier side for what you get, but the dish was solid.

The chicken shawarma wrap was spot on. Really juicy, well-seasoned meat and a proper filling portion for the price.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s always spotless, and the pool table is a nice touch while you wait.

Been coming here for years, and the drinks menu keeps me coming back. They&#39;ve always got something interesting on tap &ndash; their kombucha is my go-to, but I&#39;ll try a fresh juice if I&#39;m feeling adventurous. It&#39;s just a nice, reliable spot for something different than the usual coffee shop.

The Tonkotsu broth was spot on, just like I remember from Tokyo. The &#39;Hell&#39; ramen had a good kick without being overwhelming. The Black Garlic one was my favourite, really rich and flavourful. Just a solid bowl of noodles.

Onsen Tamago was the standout. Runny yolk, creamy texture. Sweetcorn fritters decent. Coffee fine. Staff were pleasant. That&#39;s it.

A clean, tidy spot. Food came out hot, which was nice. Service was good. Their house red was a pleasant surprise with the hot food - a solid choice for a quick bite away from the usual bar scene.

Been coming here for years, and the portion sizes are always spot on. You get a proper, generous donut, not those tiny things from the chains. It&#39;s the main reason I keep coming back.

A solid spot for getting some work done. The quiet vibe and reliable WiFi are a plus, and having power outlets handy is a real win.

Popped in for a quick bite before a matinee. Didn&#39;t book, just walked in. The lunch deal is solid - had the chicken schnitzel, crispy and not greasy at all. Service was quick and friendly, got me in and out in under an hour.

Lovely little spot for a first visit. The staff were so friendly, took time to explain the specials. I had the mushroom toast&mdash;simple but the flavours were spot on. A nice, relaxed vibe for a solo lunch.

The roast beef sandwich with gravy is a classic. Got it for lunch. The portion was huge, really hit the spot on a chilly day. Just a solid, no-fuss comfort meal.

Love the quirky, bohemian vibe upstairs. Downstairs felt a bit cramped, but the cakes were tasty.

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