The 19 best pastries and patisseries in Peak District National Park

I had great service at the Old Original Bakewell Pudding Shop and restaurant. I went up to the restaurant for breakfast, and was able to get a table, even though I didn’t have a reservation. I had the Original Pudding for breakfast, along with a pot of tea. It was DELICIOUS. I had bought a tart and pudding to bring back for my husband to try later, and we both preferred the pudding to the tart, though the in-restaurant experience, when it was served with warm custard, was the highlight. Would definitely go back!

Went in for lunch for 3 people. The food was excellent, but the service was atrocious. After being seated we had to ask for a server so we could place our food order. We ordered a soup and a main course and the person bringing out the food had to ask if we wanted our soup served before the main course. Why would you want them together. We wanted Bakewell pudding for dessert and had to ask for our dishes to be cleared so we could order it. Meanwhile other tables were being cleared. I asked the person serving the food and he said he’d send our waitress, but she never showed up and we never saw her again. I did get the server to order it and then had to ask again that it had been ordered. It took over 15 minutes to get their signature dessert to us. Overall service was appalling. The place needs more staff and better communications between the staff they have and then with the customer.

A nice spot for breakfast if visiting the area. Slightly strange smell upstairs in the restaurant and they had run out of orange juice on a Sunday morning (9am) - I gladly had the last one but the rest of the group went without! Food was tasty but not huge portions. We didn’t have a reservation but were seated quickly.

On the main road through Bakewell is the original Bakewell pudding shop. Excellent place,that sells original Bakewell puddings and tarts and loads of other sorts of tarts,cakes and savoury stuff. They also sell lots of drinks including ridiculously expensive bottles of beer . There is room for dining and also a small beer garden type place at the back. Lovely old building, spotlessly clean , with friendly,helpful staff.

Hard to visit Bakewell and not partake of a tart/pudding. This was the place we chose and the light bites were very nice and good value. We tried a Bakewell Pudding and a tart and it was very nice indeed. Definitely worth a visit if you are in town.

The Old Original Bakewell Pudding Shop is a charming, well-maintained spot that feels deceptively spacious inside. Beyond its quaint exterior, the ground floor houses a bustling café, bakery counter, and gift shop, while upstairs offers a cozy restaurant serving cakes, drinks, and light bites. As a clear tourist hotspot, the shop was busy, with a lively atmosphere. The gift shop offers trinkets like mugs and jugs, with prices ranging from reasonable to pricey. Large Bakewell tarts were available for around £6. We headed upstairs to the restaurant, where a short wait led us to a warm, homely dining area. Limited seating added to the cozy charm, though it could mean a brief wait during peak times. The staff were friendly and welcoming throughout. The menu leaned slightly expensive. A generous slice of delicious, fresh chocolate cake cost £6, while the famous Bakewell pudding, served with custard or cream, was £10 individually or £16 for a sharing option. Our group opted for individual puddings with custard. Though small, the puddings were warm, freshly baked, and delightful, paired with creamy custard. At £10, the price felt steep for the portion, but it’s a must-try in Bakewell. Alternatives like Bakewell tarts, sandwiches, and other cakes were also available. Overall, the experience was pleasant, blending touristy appeal with genuine charm. A visit here is worth it for the iconic pudding and cozy vibe.

Came here to try the famous pudding. Was surprised at the cost, so opted for a sharer between 4 of us. It was delicious - did not expect to like more than Bakewell tart but it definitely took poll position! Nice seating. Service was quite brusque

Oh my gosh! If you're looking for the best place in town for a cuppa tea and a Bakewell pudding then this is the place. We had looked at a few cafes in town and decided upon this one and by god wasn't disappointed 💯. The Bakewell pudding was absolutely delicious fresh and came with a small jug of custard. The pot of tea came with an extra pot of hot water which was great. Everyone of their cakes on display looked absolutely amazing and wish I could have tried everyone of them. You can sit in or take your food away. After our food we returned later that afternoon for another cuppa tea and to pick up 2 take away Bakewell puddings for the next few days 😋 The shops has a small selection of merchandise including a must take home fridge magnet. Try this place and you won't be disappointed 😋💯❤️

My friends and I all had a Bakewell tart at the Bakewell Tart Shop & Coffee House, and we absolutely loved them! The tarts were delicious – rich, fresh, and full of flavour. I also had an oat milk chai latte, which was really tasty and perfectly spiced. It’s the only spot in Bakewell I would recommend for a Bakewell tart – definitely worth a visit!

Hands down, a place that has to be on the itinerary if you’re in Bakewell. Opted for the tart and pudding and both were yum! The flavour came through perfectly, without being excessively sweet and both were equally good. I would say the one you prefer comes down to a textural preference.

Nice Bakewellian café with the signature Bakewell tarts. Could come in and grab one to take home or dine in. We came for a snack and an afternoon dessert. Staff are friendly and we got to add a pin to the world map.

Came for a small bite to eat for breakfast, in particular we came for the traditional bakewell pudding. There is an option for the pudding to be served with custard, cream, and ice cream however this did cost extra. I opted for custard and my partner got cream. The flavour was probably the best bakewell pudding I have had in the town, and I've visited most places that sell them as it's a bit of a tradition each time I come up. Not sure why the pictures have a green effect but it seems to be a reflection! Although the food was excellent, the falling down point was the price, as it definitely felt like tourist trap prices. The two bakewell puddings, one with cream, one with custard, and a single bottle of water came in at over £15, which for me, was too high for what you get, and takes it from 5 star, down to 4 star.

Amazing Bakewell puddings..which one can have with ice cream , cream or custard. Very good coffee as well. Staff are very friendly, prices are reasonable.

Very friendly staff lovely food and a great coffee, what more could you ask for. They have had a new makeover and it looks so much better. They also have a map of the world so visitors can ask to have their name on a flag and put on the country they live in, genius. Recommended.

I took part in the half day sourdough course and it was exceptional. Keith knew everything there was to know about the bread making process. He made it informational, relaxed and fun. I ended up with two incredible loaves of sourdough as well as some Chelsea buns. Lots of snacks and drinks throughout the course was an additional bonus. It was a great way to spend a Saturday morning and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking to improve their baking. Thanks Keith and the entire Loaf team, you've got something really special here!

Ordered 2 pasties which were piping hot and really good. Called in another day for cake to take to a sick relative. Didn't get to try them but judging by the ack of choice when I got there in the afternoon they must be good

This is our local bakery. The bread is great, but I highly recommend their chicken and mushroom slices! As well as shopping we’ve also done one of their baking courses and have two more books. It was great fun and very informative too.

Loaf are one of our suppliers! Their customer service is first class, their bakes are phenomenal! We’ve been a couple of times for brunch and the service and food is exceptional.

OMG What's not to like! Lovely village (very small) with some typical village shops including the Loaf which is a bakery/cafe. The bread is famous across Derbyshire (and can be sourced at Matlock market on Wednesdays just be early!) and is just amazing. The cafe is busy locally and rightly so..... 5*s across the board

Nice place , could do with a more varied menu for breakfast . My order has been forgotten quiet often and when I asked about it the last time I was told they were busy and it was in the way , not very friendly - I watched as they then proceeded to speak to another team member and quiet clearly it had been forgotten . Dog friendly and the pizza take a way is great The quiche to take out is tasty

We used the Loaf’s delivery (and by accident collection) service via text. We ordered loaf boxes and various items to be delivered to ourselves and our in-laws. The service provided by Suzie and the team was really good, the food itself is fresh and so tasty. With excellent feedback to all those we shared it with. I can’t wait until lockdown is lifted so we can go and try The Loaf’s cafe facilities. Thank you again, you’ve been brilliant!

My partner and I came in and bought a couple of Vegan Homity Pies to take on a walk. Absolutely sensational, and a real treat to be able to find somewhere like this with lots of vegan options! We saved some for when we are back at the AirBnB to have warm, too. Also grabbed a vegan Bakewell Tart which we'll enjoy later. Will be returning tomorrow to stock up for our freezer at home! :)

THE go to place for locally made gifts by post. A delicious box of Brownies arriving through the letterbox never fails to delight! Lovely staff, great bakery, vegan and gf options

It was really busy when we arrived and the poor staff were working really hard — yet they still kept their cool and their sense of humour! The food was AMAZING 😋 We also bought a full Bakewell Tart to take home. Well, some of it to take home!

Really good customer service. From my enquiry online before coming to the Peak District and when we came for lunch, service was exceptional. Didn't hesitate to answer our dietary questions, was honest in their answers and food was delicious. Hot food served till 2pm. I had the hot homity pie, my brother had chilli non carne and we both had the Bakewell tarts. Tea was a good mug of tea (if you know, you know). Highly recommend and the half hour trip just to come here was worth it. Photo of the food doesn't do it justice. Tastier than it perhaps looks.

Amazing pies ahhh ! A homity pie was just what we needed on day two of the Limestone way, which navigated us along the River Bradford where we saw lots of families enjoying a day by the riverside, closely replicating the joys of Georges Seurat ! Whilst we were hesitant to stop off in the nearby village and keep our walking momentum going (my boyfriend didn’t understand that a holiday is about taking some time out to enjoy ourselves), a short walk up the hill into the village and a small sign indicating pies, cakes and more led us to Peak Feast ! We actually weren’t sure what a homity pie was, but on further days in the Peaks noted that they seemed to be quite famous in the area, filled with a comforting potato and leek filling topped with a cheesy crust. The pie is veggie and you can have a vegan version too, either way they’re banging, peng potato pies. There are also a number of veggie and vegan cakes plus home cooked meals in the fridge freezer which also all looked delicious , we recommend the apricot cashew cake !

Tip top lunch today, thank you! My omni friends love your homity pies and I enjoyed the chilli non carne. And Bakewell tarts to go. What a find 👌

Delicious food! Perfect for a quick lunch after a hike in the surrounding area. The staff were nice enough to serve us after the official closing time as well which was very much appreciated. We also got some frozen meals to eat for later which were just as good as the food on site. Also very impressed with the compostable plates/utensils! And lastly.. Coffee is amazing. Definitely a highlight of the Peak District :)

Perfect place to start day or hiking. It was lil chilly day so try to grab a coffee on my way. They were busy at the time but still hood and quick service. Very convenient location next to station.

The only option for food around here so it's not like you have a choice, doesn't really matter what I write in this review 😁 It was good though. Cyclists stop here on their 5,000 mile ride to rest and refuel. It has a nice vibe to it.

This cafe must get missed by so many people, head towards the station and you will come across the most unassuming building housing a little gem of a cafe, nestled in the Edale valley with wonderful home made pastries and good selection of coffees and teas. There is also plenty of seating inside and out (front and out back). It’s a must to try if you’re just stopping off, or finishing a walk, I would highly recommend it.

The café is conveniently situated adjacent to the train station. Inside, a display provides the upcoming train schedules, ensuring you won't miss your connection. Furthermore, the availability of Wi-Fi is quite advantageous, especially given the lack of a data signal in the vicinity. I found the mocha coffee to be quite enjoyable, and the cherry bakewell was simply superb.

The great place to start your adventure in this area. Clean toilet. Next to the bus stop and the train platform. They also gave a free walking trail map. Absolutely recommended to visit.

Did Mam Tor and Kinder Scout few days ago from Edale. Once you hop off the train, you'll be greeted by this quaint cafe. I had coffee, matcha late and pastries which were all very good. My personal favorite is the carrot cake.

Such a friendly cafe. I stopped here for a coffee at 8am before setting out on a walk and the gentleman serving was the appropriate level of chatty and cheery even at such an early time. I'll be planning more walks featuring this lovely cafe.

Called on a Monday afternoon. Disappointing unfortunately. It's not really a cafe. It's a bakery with plastic, pink and purple chairs and tables outside (not very clean - we saw no cleaning between customers at all)on a very busy road. I don't remember seeing any indoor seating. Coffee is in cardboard cups and food was served in cardboard boxes. 'Cakes' were all traybakes or that type and £4 a piece. As I suffer with dysphagia (due to extensive radiotherapy not just fussy!) we asked if it was possible to have some pouring cream so that I would be able to swallow it but that was just a flat 'no'. Staff didn't appear terribly happy 😕 But it has 5 stars for food and hygiene and seemed popular so if you're after a takeaway (and don't have any eating problems) it is quite adequate (hopefully the staff were just having an off day🤷🏻‍♀️)

Visited Bridge bakehouse for the 1st time after trying some of their goodies at one of their wholesale. Wow the counter selection was incredible, so much variety. I went for their deal of 4 itens for £15.00 and selected a churro cookie that was really nice, the snickers brownie that was packed with flavour (the only thing that I would point is that personally I would prefer the top chocolate layer was more soft rather than hard chocolate, but still very yummy), the caramel and pistachio blondie was really nice (they completely nail the blondie fudginess that I love) and a biscoff slice that was really good as well. We didn't try the pastries or cakes so I can't comment on that. But their cookies, brownies and blondies are outstanding and always really good. Everytime we drive to this area we buy some goodies at the local places they supply as wholesale. If you are in the area, definitely try it out

Visited this place while staying in Whaley Bridge and what a lovely place with good food and great staff. They were very friendly and welcoming. We had cheese and onion pasties, which were nice and a custard tart and a Bakewell slice, which were really yummy 😋 We called on our way home and took some brownies home for my son, which again were lovely. Nice little area to sit outside too. Would definitely recommend and they told us we could order online for home delivery which is definitely worth considering 😊👍🏼

Such a fantastic bakery and breakfast place! I had avocado on toast with eggs. They had avocado on toast with bacon and an egg listed, but when I asked to switch the bacon for another egg (as I’m vegetarian) they did this without question. Serving portions were big, got four slices of toast with avocado and two eggs and a huge portion of rocket salad on the side. I also ordered some of their brownies to take home and the giant jammy dodger and Dubai brownie were absolutely amazing.

A must visit if you are in the area, freshly made sandwiches to order. Always amazing. With cakes so delicious aswell. Highly recommend

Presentation poor and extremely overdone bacon! Not what you expect for. £5.50 sandwich. I have been going for years and presentation and quality have declined. Atmosphere frosty. Service got a 4 as the lady who took the order was very polite and it was ready in the time they advised.

What a gem of a place! Must visit if you are around the area. We had a pie and a soup and we had to come back for a pasty as they were too good! They have lots of cakes and we tried the vegan brownie which is amazing. Friendly staff. Only but was the ciabatta bread that came with the soup which was not toasted (personal preference, I like crunchy bread)

We found this place after calling into a pub that didn’t sell food but a local lad told us to try The Cherry Tree and we were so glad we did. It was busy and really friendly with plenty of things to look at on the walls. My Mum is originally from Barnsley so was sending her some of the Yorkshire mottos on the walls. After a short wait our food was ready and OMG it was so homely and perfect for Sunday. We had the lamb tagine (gluten free) and steak and kidney pudding - the chips were divine and I will definitely drive the 90 mins just to eat here again xx

10 of us went today (18/5/2025) had a great welcome from the team there and the food is fantastic!.I chose to have the Sunday lunch everyone else had different things and they all remarked how lovely the food was.The pub itself is a lovely place overlooking the countryside and the staff were lovely and couldn't do enough for us..Thank-you to everyone at The Cherry Tree we will almost certainly be back.

Beautifully located looking over the Cawthorne valley. Great service and food. Really friendly atmosphere too.

Can't fault this, lovely clean pub. Loads of tables outside and big car park. Good varied menu ( even dog one too). Our big Greyhound was allowed in the bar area to settle while we ate. Food was hot, really tasty and plentiful. ( maybe a tad too much salad) but nothing to detract from the amazing food, good thick ham, with loads of pickles, the piccalilli was gorgeous. Chicken sandwich had lovely stuffing on and with a plate of chips ( not fries 👍) so good. Staff attentive but not too in your face. Great pub, definitely coming back. Oh yes, good variety of drinks too...😁

Visited this lovely pub while we were away for the weekend. Really nice food and friendly staff. Would recommend!

Nice pub friendly staff. Dog friendly. Called for Sunday lunch wasn't impressed with frozen roast potatoes, Yorkshire puddings. And beef from packet. Would be back but not for Sunday lunch for the price can have better elsewhere .

Very nice place to eat had the gammon 10oz

Please try it, you won't be disappointed! Portions sizes are generous. Quality of ingredients is excellent. Proper selection of homemade cakes, 1 between 2 people will usually be enough!. Do check opening times though as not open all day every day. There is some outside eating at the back. Lovely family owned business with great service.

The staff were friendly and welcoming. The atmosphere was lovely and relaxing. The food was excellent The full English breakfast was so beautifully cooked. I recommend everyone should make this there first port of call when visiting Whalley Bridge

Popped in after walking by and seeing the fattest brownies for £3 and they're definitely worth it, amazing and extremely tasty. Will definitely be back for the rocky road! Friendly staff and plenty of seating available if need be , right next to the train station so good for a snack 😋🥨

Excellent place for food, ploughman's lunch was amazing, and fresh, various selections of cakes which were excellent and tasty 😋 and the chips are the best! Would definitely recommend 👌 (we went 3 times during our stay in Fernilee) staff welcoming and friendly

Great fry up and cakes would recommend

Really, really good restaurant. Absolutely come here! The food was fast, hearty, tasty and reasonably priced, and there were a few vegan options. All staff members we spoke to were absolutely lovely. I really likes that there were two outdoor seating areas (upstairs and downstairs) that are pretty well-spaced out. Additionally there are hand sanitisers in every condiment bucket. A new employee was being trained, and it was really nice to hear the (strict) disinfecting practices that were in place. My only negative is that a few staff members weren't wearing masks, however due to the rest of the procedures, I still felt safe.

Stopped by for a bite to eat at lunch time and blown away by the quality (and portions) of food. Freshly prepared and absolutely delicious. If you in Whaley bridge and want a friendly greeting plus a hearty breakfast or lunch at a very reasonable price, you have to have to give this place a go!

Great place, fast service and kind people. We were here on a very sunny day. The scones were delicious. Really loved it. Two cats were entertaining us by trying to eat from our plates and try to drink coffee milk from the milk can. We loved this place and its ambiance.

Fab cakes after a walk to Thor Cave. Delicious chocolate cake and the coffee and walnut cake was lovely too.

Nice pastie, we have Black coffee so had to have spooned / jar coffee as their machine didn’t do black. Lovely selection of cakes. Great location at the side of the river, very handy for a stop off during your walk, close to Thors cave, free roadside lay-by parking Toilet attached Very popular with hikers, bikers and cyclists

This place is average at best I am sorry to say. The staff did their best, but the food isn't great. The bacon sandwich was a limp and used sliced bread instead of a bap / roll. There were no vegetarian options and no eggs there. The setting is lovely, the cats make for good entertainment.

What a lovely secret hidden in the Manifold valley! Highly recommend stop-off place if your walking or cycling the famous trail. Lovely Rocky Road and a smashing mug of tea. Thank you!

Our plan was to walk up to Thors cave at sunrise and come down for breakfast at 9:30 at the cafe when it opened. As the signs said carpark for cafe customers only we thought it appropriate to park there in advance. However when back at the car 10 minutes before opening time, a passive aggressive note was left on the car reading “this is a private property/not a carpark. Please learn to read signs” signed “J.Mellor”. Considering the area is very clearly sign posted car park for customers only I find this comically ironic.

Perfect staff . Perfect tuna, cucumber and onion sandwich . perfect prices . Long may this little delight continue

Had a day out with the girls and stopped off here for a drink and a piece of cake. Had a fabulous hot chocolate with marshmallows and cream, and a slice of carrot cake! Staff were friendly and the place is super cosy!

Lovely little spot for coffee and brunch. It's a small place, with a few tables but makes for a lovely atmosphere. Coffee (Bean Brothers, Huddersfield) was outstanding. High chairs available for little ones - our two year old particularly enjoyed the bacon (as did mum and dad!)

Came back to update my review, after visiting again and eating here. Food really good, my bagel was ok but the eggs looked much better. Really lovely coffee shop! Lovely little cafe! Visited this morning after a wander around the charity shops, I did plan on getting a takeaway coffee but my baby bump meant I needed to sit down for a little bit. I got a flat white and enjoyed it very much. Staff are incredibly friendly, would 100% come back for food as menu looked really nice.

Really great coffee, and lovely staff. We didn't eat but the menu looked good!

Friendly and really helpful staff. Drinks and breakfast really nice, I'd prefer a little more choice but we all enjoyed what we had. Ciabatta probably not everyone's choice for breakfast sandwiches and I would propose a choice of breads if possible. Nice though. A touch on the expensive side but not outrageous.

We visited Holmfirth on a wet and miserable day and this coffee shop was a welcome haven. It probably sits around 20 people so it’s quite small but we managed to get a table for two. There was plenty of choice on the menu for breakfast, brunch, snacks and an array of speciality teas and coffees. We opted for the ‘specials’ - pumpkin spice hot chocolate and biscotti latte both of which were amazing. We also couple of cakes which were delicious. The staff seem to be mostly young girls who are very helpful and friendly. The whole place was clean and had a lovely atmosphere, and quirky decor. I always check out the toilets - On this occasion there was only one unisex toilet but it was clean. If I’m ever in Holmfirth again I would make a beeline for this place!

Best coffee around! Food is also fantastic every time we go! Love the French toast specials which change quite regularly too. But the one thing that brings it all together is the lovely welcoming atmosphere and really friendly team who obvious live working there, highly recommended 👍🏻

£18.10 for 2 microwaved Scotch eggs, a black coffee in a takeway cup, bottle of soft drink and packet of crisps. No wonder they don't show prices in the shop!! Edit: according to your menu on the website, what I should have paid was £14.65 not £18.10, based on takeaway Americano £3.15, bottle of pop £2.45, Crisps £1.15 and two Scotch Eggs @ £3.95. Can you explain this discrepancy? Also, as for your statement about prices available, there was no drinks prices on chalkboard advertising drinks nor was there any prices on counter display where scotch eggs, sausage rolls etc were displayed?

Open at 10am even on a Monday! Delicious oatcake breakfast and some lovely baked goods for pur picnic. Very friendly staff telling us all about local walks. Definitely worth a visit.

An Absolutely Outstanding Experience at The Refreshment Room! My recent visit to The Refreshment Room at Millers Dale - Buxton was truly exceptional, not just for the delicious food, but for the incredible kindness and helpfulness of the lady who I spoke to over the phone. We enjoyed a fantastic meal – the food was great and perfectly hit the spot after our walk. However, the real highlight of our visit came after we had already left. My grandfather, unfortunately, realized he had left his glasses in the disabled toilet, and we were already a considerable distance from Buxton, having arrived back home. In a bit of a panic, we contacted The Refreshment Room by phone, explaining our predicament. To our immense relief and gratitude, the lady we spoke to immediately understood the situation. She went above and beyond, promptly finding the glasses, and reassuring us that they were safe with her. What truly touched us was her willingness to then happily post them back to us. This act of genuine generosity saved us a very long and inconvenient journey back. This lady is truly a gem, and her helpfulness and kindness are a testament to the wonderful people still out there in the world. We are incredibly thankful for her thoughtful assistance. I sincerely hope The Refreshment Room continues to thrive and receives all the success it deserves. It's local businesses like this, run by such compassionate individuals, that truly make a difference. We can't recommend it highly enough!

Rude staff. Ordered two scotch eggs and two coffees. Young lady didn't listen. She only prepared one scotch egg. Had to microwave another and said it was our fault for not ordering correctly. From the conversation between the ladies serving, they were very hungover apparently! In the wrong job if we are an inconvenience. Shame as lovely setting.

Nice café on the Monsal trail old railway line in an old station. Very handy for walkers and cyclists. The usual hot and cold food and drinks and ice cream with tables inside and out. Good prices but a bit of an odd system for ordering, paying and waiting. Not very customer focused.

An Exceptional Experience – Heartfelt Thanks to Rachel! We visited The Refreshment Room in Millers Dale last week with our family, including my 89-year-old grandfather. The setting was beautiful, the refreshments delightful, and the atmosphere welcoming — a perfect countryside stop during our day out near Buxton. After returning home (quite a distance away), we realised that my grandfather had accidentally left his glasses behind at the café. He was very worried, and we weren’t sure how to go about retrieving them. I decided to call the number listed on Google Maps, and that’s when we encountered the true kindness and humanity behind this wonderful place. A lovely lady named Rachel answered the phone, took the time to look for the glasses herself, found them, and – without hesitation – offered to post them back to us. She even refused to accept any payment for the postage. In a world where such thoughtful gestures can often feel rare, Rachel’s kindness truly stood out. It meant the world to my grandfather and to all of us as a family. We are deeply grateful and wish Rachel and The Refreshment Room continued success, prosperity, and happiness. Your kindness will not be forgotten — thank you once again for going above and beyond!

Stunned to be asked for nearly £8 for one black and one white coffee, served in a paper cup and left at a collection table for me to go and get myself. For half that price ive enjoyed table service by a dishy waiter in the middle of Paris with my coffee in a proper cup + saucer! Not value.

don't take card !! cash only is a clear tax dodge and people don't carry cash anymore these days !! if you go be Mindful it's open about an hour a day

Nice bread! Friendly staff! Good service! I bought a travel mug from the shop when I visited this beautiful town. Unfortunately, the mug got a crack when I opened the box. The staff are very friendly and sent me a replacement by post. 😍

Best bakers ever! Visted while on holiday and went back next day too - super taste and incredible value - staff wonderful too

Nice, old-fashioned shop with friendly service. Delicious turkey salad rolls and chocolate/butterscotch slices. All much better than mass-produced products.

If this bakery was in London it would be full of hipsters, the sheer variety and quality for a local bakery is staggering, every Saturday there are lines out the door, and each week there is a different selection of freshly baked products . First rate!

I bought 2 tuna and mayonnaise rolls, well I have just come back from LA, California,, and when you taste food out there you will find out we really don’t have a clue about food!!! I spend a lot of time out there as my Fiancé is from LA. What ever food you go for whether or not it’s just a light bite or a actual meal it’s QUALITY tasty and just too good. Even the the little cafes out there prepare and make your sandwiches with perfection and quality. HOWEVER....first time I had to go into a sandwich shop over here was this little place as I’m working in the area or near by! I thought it’s small and they will concentrate on making your food properly as I was use to high quality back home as I call it...(LA) as this is the pinakel if what’s left in this run down conservative ruined country (I can’t wait to leave!!!) so any way I was totally wrong about the shop this Olaf lady served me was not friendly didn’t smile looked as if she was about to cry. Anyway she tells me we only have white rolls left I said that’s ok. (It’s also a bread shop!!) so this bread roll I ordered was hard un fresh and just because it’s covered in flower it don’t mean it’s fresh!!! She grabbed it from display out the window!!!! Sun had been on it all morning a djit was dry. The tuna she slapped on it anyhow was hardly enough to cover half the roll let alone a full one! It was cheap horrible tasteless tuna with very very little cheap tasting mayonnaise!!! Unbelievable!!!! After making the mistake of biting into it I found myself chewing a clump of Long grey hair!!!!! DISGUSTING!!! It made me sick!!! I threw them away. And went back to work hungry!!! I pulled out long grey hair that was wrapped around my tongue and throat!!!! I was hawking this up as it was choking me!!! I felt like a cat chucking up a furball!!! Just avoid eating from this place if you want to stay healthy they have no food and hygiene certificates on display I presume they don’t have any!!! And bushy grey fly away hair from the lady that served me she should be wearing gloves or at least a hair net!!! Made me sick just AVOID it you will see what I’m talking about!!!

My mum brought me here from being a kid from growing up even til now I still rate as one of the nicest baker's around New Mills to die for love a good white Pott's muffin 😋

I was drawn into the shop by the Cinnamon swirls in the window, the smell inside the bakery was mouthwatering and the service was lovely. Will definitely be back and would highly recommend because the cinnamon swirls were as amazing as they looked. Buxton best kept secret ❤️

The food we bought was delicious, a savoury pasty with feta cheese and honey was amazing, apple and cinnamon crumble slice was great as well , white sourdough bloomer was also delicious, only gripe was that the young girl serving us was not very engaging to us , but all in all a great shop .

Had the cinnamon bun and the cheddar & pesto savoury – both were amazing! The cinnamon bun was honestly the best I’ve ever had.

Fantastic bakery - delicious, special, 100% recommended. Best cinnamon buns I’ve ever eaten and I've tried loads We also had amazing pizza and a gorgeous kind of cheese scone- they were even still delicious the next day. Try this shop!

I ordered a special treat for my sisters birthday and honestly I am so gutted that I don't live close enough to come to this bakery again and again! The most unbelievable chocolate fudge delight we've ever eaten. I asked specifically for something decadent and not a traditional chocolate cake or birthday cake - Pig & Pepper absolutely smashed it and now I'm really sad the cake is all gone 😂 Thank you so much!

Having tried sourdough bread all around the UK, and been frequently conned by supermarkets with their fake sourdough, it was a delight to discover this bakery. By far the best sourdough I have ever tasted. This is undoubtedly the real McCoy! I just wish they opened earlier than 9am.

This place never fails to absolutely blow me away with their DELICIOUS creations! I LOVE the Bakewell blondie they make, the Cinnamon Cronut is so good and their sausage rolls are to die for. Just perfect every time, they're a special Thursday treat for me and my Dad 😊

Visited Pointsix for a second time with my daughter and partner. We ordered coffee and food. I asked for a pour over coffee and was told that it could be done, even though it was not on the menu. Everything was really good. My pour over and my partners latte were excellent. The food was very good. Flavourful and fresh. Will visit the third time.

Fab little brunch place! Couldn't understand why this was ranked so highly, until I went there and witnessed it myself. Friendly and fast service. Lovely city location, especially outside seating. Amazing food. Good value. Thank you.

Cosy atmosphere, lovely cafe, amazing food. Highly recommend the caprese ciabatta! Matcha specials are lovely too!

Super cute shop, food was good. Matcha latte was very milky. Would recommend their coffee!

Amazing spot for a Sunday morning breakfast! As vegetarians, we ordered the pesto mozzarella ciabatta sandwich – absolutely top-notch – and the New York ciabatta without pastrami, which was a solid 5/5. The coffee was just perfect. For dessert, we had the cherry blonde, which simply melted in the mouth. Highly recommended!

What a fantastic spot towards the north of Derby. The coffee, the service and the staff are super friendly and it's a small locally run business.

Really nice little coffee place. Coffee is super, cakes need a little work. Could very easily be 5 stars!

Sightly disorganised service,but both cheese sandwiches had a good amount of filling which is a refreshing change 👍will definitely use again

Delicious freshly made pastries, desserts and the associated café does good work too.

Ordered a pie to take out and they charged me 40p to heat it up, the pie was ok but I've never ever been charged for warming any food before, the pie wasn't good enough to warrant the extra charge

Decked out like a cottage tea room inside, eclectic tables and chairs. Interesting menu; ranging from Xmas fest to pie & chips. Lovely, cheerful ladies behind the counter made it like having breakfast at home with Auntie Jayne and cousin Susan. Good wholesome food and value for money.

Lots of fresh cakes at a fair price. Hot meals and sandwiches. Nice seating area and car parking on site. Lovely friendly staff. Highly recommend.

Called in at 13:30 for a ham salad for dinner although it was very busy at that time I didn't have to wait long at all the lady on the till did a super job and had everything sorted, makes a change to go somewhere where they know what they are doing 👍

Really friendly staff and amazing cakes and savoury treats. Great for breakfast cobs too. Everything at very reasonable prices too, especially the individual pieces of cake at just over £1 each. Thoroughly recommended

A hidden gem just outside the town center! Scrumptious sourdough breads and delicious pastries – the focaccia is a must-try. You can taste the love and tradition in every bite, making this bakery truly unforgettable

Really great bread and pastries made authenticity without all the additives in mass produced products. I particularly love the rye and sunflower seed loaf. Can't recommend highly enough.

Nice foccacia. A loaf of sourdough is £7 - it looked overdone, so didn't buy one. The person who served us had no gloves but was touching their phone, hair and glasses then handling and tapping the loaves which was very off putting and left us feeling doubtful about the overall hygiene of the place.

Absolutely outstanding food! The focaccia is superb. This is now a must visit every time we head into Bakewell. Thank you.

Spontaneous visit in the rain. Bought some gorgeous sourdough and cinnamon buns and drinks. Nice chap, impressive food.

Wonderful bakery that sells their products at the door. We had coffee as well and sat on the wall opposite. Fantastic quality food.

Small bakery making a delicious selection of cakes and pastries. Our particular favourites are the focaccia, potato bread, almond croissant and cardamon bins! They now have a coffee machine too, so you can get a takeaway coffee. The coffees are excellent.

What can I say, the bakery is lovely but my word how the staff members speak to people is appalling, one impartial staff member spoke me to like I was a complete moron, after asking for a bun that was in the window tutting at me and basically threw my change at me Clearly she's not happy working there I honestly felt like giving my purchases back and saying I want my money back I was disgusted and so were a few more customers behind me Absolute lacking in respect and customer care. Disgusting behaviour!! Never again will I give them my money

Came today I always call in when in chesterfield and the customer service was awful. There isn’t any names or prices in the window on the bakery items and was looked at like a piece of muck when I asked what they were called. The younger girl was just rude. Definitely won’t be going back. The cakes/ bakery items were so so dry and stale.

Visited today for the bakery. The cakes in the window are not labelled or priced, so we had to point instead of asking for each cake by its name, which made it very awkward. It was made especially awkward and unpleasant when the woman who "served" us was the least cooperative and most miserable person ever on earth. She kept looking out of the window looking fed up and bored when we were ordering. She never asked if we wanted items separately packaged and then when she had finished she didn't ask if we needed a carrier bag so we asked for one and she just passed it over for us to pack ourself. Furthermore when she gave us the bill she never said "please" or "Thank you" and just held the card machine towards us and then we left feeling disgusted by this establishment.

Awful service. It seemed to be too much trouble for a staff member to serve me. She was miserable, no please or thank you. Maybe it's time for her to find a job which better suits her! Whatever happened to customer service? Food was dry and tasteless.

Let's talk staff first! Unfortunately any of the staff lack proper customer service skills, unless you fit their clique of course in which case they're slightly better. Although it's very obvious they would rather talk to each other. The sandwiches are bang average. However if you go for a hot roast option you might be lucky enough to get a lovely bit of foil hidden in there somewhere. If you're really lucky it might even get lodged in your throat. The service is slow and for some reason the servers can't remember more than one sandwich order at a time. If you try and order more than one sandwich, they'll either walk away from you or ask you repeatedly what you want on them. Convenient location in the town centre and if you're really lucky you might get service with a smile.

Always vist when in Chesterfield, Top quality, Great value, Chesterfield's real gem, Always found staff very helpful, wish I lived closer.

Haven't tried their other products but the meat pies are out of this word!.

What a dissapointment, hard to find the entrance, A boards but no signage, poor parking in fact hardly any! Cold uninviting and staff with an attitude, a few cakes displayed covered in cling film. The smallest coffee cup and no saucer, however it did taste good. Maybe my expectations were too high? Certainly not the coffee shop experience I was hoping for.

Really disappointed that the drinks are served only in take away cups. Would have expected a new modern business to be more environmentally friendly especially in Stoke home of the potteries. Spacious modern interior that due to it being quiet lacked atmosphere. The batista was not at all friendly, especially for such a new venture when they should be encouraging customers. Really wanted to like this new place but wouldn't rush back. They currently are not serving food so unable to comment on the food. Coffee was okay but nothing special.

Easily the best coffee I’ve ever had in Stoke-on-Trent. Good quality roast and baristas who are concerned with the preparation of the coffee. It was a little bit hot to my taste but I gave this feedback and they were really receptive and my second was perfect. Good atmosphere really nice for doing a little bit of work with no pressure to leave or keep buying, there was just a general chill feel.

Brilliant staff with great looking drinks and food and much cheaper than the coffee shops in the station or starbucks. Highly Recommend definitely will be going back. They do have a minimal range at the moment as they have just opened but if anyone whines about that they clearly have the brain capacity of a garden shed.

COTTON is opposite The Pavilion and is part of the foyer for the apartment complex. The lady was warm and welcoming with a very good attitude along with her knowledge of the produce and drinks available. There is a good selection of tea flavours, coffee along with a selection of sandwiches and cakes. The drinks are available for either on or off the premises in either ceramic mugs or cardboard lidded cups. There is also seating available outside in the garden area. The route from the highway and pavement is slightly inclined but this is level all the way from the pavement to the COTTON serving counter. A lot of what is offered has increased since the original opening day a few weeks ago. Thursday 18th September 2025.

Strange place to put coffee shop. Seems like it’s basically the foyer of an apartment block. Awful drab place to visit. Concrete floor huge concrete post in the middle of the place. No effort into the decor. Coffee was not nice.

Was really looking forward to visiting Cotton. Turned up at 3.30 sat afternoon. Passed 3 notice boards stating "Cotton open". Approached the doors and couldn't get in. It looked dark inside and uninviting. We tried all the doors again with no luck. A couple of people inside were drinking a tea/coffee. They weren't interested in helping us to get in. We left and went to the cafe in the Range. Won't be visiting Cotton again for a long time .

Ever since coming back from Japan, it's been hard to find tasty Japanese baked goods in the UK. Found Kuma-san online and ordered Japanese Pullman and Apple custard buns. Absolutely delicious! We highly recommend Kuma-san Bakehouse. 🐻🍞💖

Collected my first order from Kuma-San Bakery today, having read reviews of their recent award winning online. What an incredible find. The bread is absolutely delicious and up there with some of the best bread I’ve eaten, some of which had been double the price at big city artisan bakeries. Such a find to have this within a few miles. I’d highly recommend trying and will certainly be back regularly.

Hugely enjoyed my first ever order yesterday; still warm when I picked it up; the 4 miles home seemed a long way in anticipation of trying it. We had a white sourdough and a cotton loaf, and my smile got bigger with each bite. Without getting too carried away, I'd rate this as THE BEST bread I ever had in my life; can't wait to try the others. The ordering and pickup process is easy and the friendly personal service is I think something I've missed for years in the age of online shopping and big supermarkets. I cannot believe we have Kuma-San Bakehouse on our doorstep; thank you Miyo for doing what you do; we are lucky to have you.

I ordered the Japanese Cottonloaf after having been fortunate enough to visit Japan and fall in love with the light and soft loaves there. Miyo's bread was absolutely delicious and just what I was hoping for! It was so soft and had wonderful flavour as well. You can really tell the years of practice and dedication behind her baking. It had that flavour and texture that you only really get with homemaking as opposed to factory baking. Having it for toast was like munching on buttery clouds. I shared the loaf with my partner and family and we all agree it was well worth a trip to Matlock. (Bonus: Some nice views of the rolling hills as you go.) I'm so glad that a business like Miyo's is out there. I shall be subscribing to the weekly mailing list -- I'm looking forward to my next loaf!

So lucky to have this award-winning ultra-local micro-bakery near us! The freshly baked loaves are to die for, as are the incredible sweet treats. (Especially the soft & fluffy shokupan or the flavoursome brioche) And the fusion of French and Japanese baking influences is divine. And of course Miyo is best of all; always friendly and so knowledgeable & passionate about the breads. We love to pick up a Saturday treat from here.

Fantastic, authentic Japanese bakery. After living in Japan I spent years trying to find in the UK bread that reminded of my time there, relying for years on Japanese bread bought sporadically on trips to London. When I discovered Kuma-San right here in Derbyshire I couldn't believe my luck. The cotton loaf and shokupan are just like the fluffy rich toast I remember. The patisserie items are just as good, especially the melon pan, an exclusively Japanese favourite. The sweet coating stays crisp on top for days, more so even than those I used to buy from Lawson or Family Mart back in Kanagawa. Also fantastic are the award winning non-Japanese breads. How can a baguette remind me of Japan? Well, when you buy a baguette in Tokyo it is as though you'd bought it in Paris such is their attention to authenticity and quality. The same is true at Kuma San bakery where the breads have the same attention to detail.

Probably the best artisan bakery in the UK, or at least Derbyshire. Their Pullman loaf is so soft and tasted so much better than any supermarket bread. From the very first bite it’s clear that only the finest ingredients are used and the loaves are baked to perfection by their award winning baker. Unfortunately there were no cakes left for me to try.