Caudwells Country Parlour is a vegetarian cafe which is part of the Caudwell Mill complex, which…read moreincludes various craft units, a gallery and a mill, where they grind their own flour. As you enter Country Parlour you are greeted by rustic seating, which are probably church pews and a plethora of homemade cakes, which to most people will be impossible to resist. Having eaten the chocolate cake on numerous occasions I can heartily recommend it! All food at Country Parlour is fresh every day, like the fruit and vegetables, or cooked in the kitchen at the back. The smell of freshly baking soda rolls regularly pervades through the cafe. The menu is not static and is written on a chalk board above the counter. There are daily specials like homity pie, as well as staples like jacket potatoes, and warm and cold salads. Portions are very generous, so will not leave hungry! The food at Country Parlour is fantastic, tasting like only freshly made food can! The food is amply supplemented with fair trade hot drinks and smoothies. The staff are warm and friendly and you can eat your lunch looking over the fields of the Peak District. Country Parlour is a popular place, especially at lunch time with tourists and cyclists alike, so its probably best to avoid visiting at midday in the height of summer.

This is one of my favourite places to eat in the Midlands. Funnily enough, neither myself or my…read morehusband are vegetarians but with a range of flavours and tastes like this, who needs meat?! We usually do the deli plate with a selection of different and interesting veggie pates, a really interesting salad (and I mean REALLY interesting) and warm fresh bread. The cakes are fantastic too, I had a lime and courgette cake there once and it was bliss! Good value for money and we don't need any dinner when we have lunch here as the portions are very generous. The only thing that would make me loathe to leave a positive review is the danger of alerting so many people to this wonderful little tucked away gem that I might have to queue for my favourite outdoor table on the shady patio by the honeysuckle and bees!

Adorable vegetarian cafe in the heart of Matlock!…read more Opened in Spring 2008, this is a cosy, homely cafe run by very friendly staff. There is a dining room that overlooks the town, a small family room with childrens play area and a compact courtyard that really traps the sun in summer. All the food is home made and vegetarian, with vegan options too and is changed regularly. There is also a good range of hot drinks available - I'd particularly recommend the hot chocolate!

Takeaway took just under 2 hours to come...Phoned three times about it but the lady just kept…read moresaying it's on its way it will be 10-15 minutes which was just a lie to get me off the phone. When the food finally arrived it was cold, swimming in oil and both curries pretty bland tasting the same. We're new to the area but safe to say I won't be returning!

Food Poisoned by Maazi: Five days ago, we visited Maazi to eat with my family, my father and two…read morelittle children. We ordered a variety of foods such as MIX PLATTER, STREET LAMB FAVORITE CURRY, BUTTER CHICKEN and more! The food was tasty and the service staff very helpful. However, the same night two members of our group had FOOD POISONING, one of which was HOSPITALIZED FOR FOUR days due to the severe degree of food poisoning. I would please advice you all to avoid this restaurant by all means and safe yourself a bad food poisoning. PS: The rest of the day & night we had home made snacks such as sandwiches, and fruits. The two specific members that had food poisoned exchanged parts from their dishes.

Went for My uncles 50th staff were friendly food…read moreWas nice --- 9/10 only small thing is on the huge garden on the back nothing for The kids and it was a lovely meal nice day we was all Going stay for Cpl more drinks let kids hav a play as they sat really well through meal , but was nothing but grass there for them Apart from that lovely A*

Nice pub with smallish garden. It was refurbished a couple of years ago although they kept the…read morehistoric Ship Room which is supposedly where D H Lawrence wrote Lady Chatterlys Lover. Staff are friendly and the whole ambience of the place makes for an enjoyable visit. The only real problem is that it thinks its a gastro pub and prices its meals accordingly when the quality of the food could be compared to a Brewers Fayre. It had a massive menu (always a bad sign I think) but most of the dishes are variations on a 'meat with sauce' theme. Veg seems to always be microwaved. So, nice place, nice staff, shame about the food.

The Derwentwater Arms is set in the village of Calver. Having visited this place pre-qype days, and…read morereally liked the food and the atmosphere, we returned this summer to find that the quality is still just as good. The front entrance to the Derwentwater Arms is up some rather steep steps, which are punctuated by terraced areas with outside seating, perfect for a drink on a summer's evening. There is also a disabled entrance at the back. The pub is divided into a substantial bar area, selling real ales and a good variety of wines, and two restaurant areas. One of which looks over the entrance steps to the village of Calver and the stunning countryside beyond. The food menu is found on two big chalk boards, featuring many local and seasonal dishes, including lots of seafood, fish and vegetarian dishes. Plumping for two distinctively different main courses, chicken with a brie and bacon stuffing, and sea bass with pak choi, the two of us found both meals very flavoursome and filling. The meal was accompanied with a good range of vegetables including courgettes and red cabbage, and buttered new potatoes. A good range of desserts as well, the homemade baked apple pie and the lemon tart were very tasty. A great meal, just as good as we had remembered. Best to book though, the Derwentwater is a popular place, people tend to come back again and again. Particularly busy from mid week onwards.

What a beautiful place for a pub restaurant?! Mandy and Malcolm Drewery have made this place…read moresomething special with wonderful hospitality and fantastic food. Slow cooked pork belly, home made pates, perfectly cooked duck, three outstanding selections of fishwhat a wonderful evening - and £40 including drinks! Go and tell them Pete and Sarah sent you!! You will need to book though - they were turning people away whilst we ate!

Excellent takeaway. Go there every week. Their gluten free fish is suitable for egg and dairy…read moreallergies as are the chips. I have their Greek burger which is amazing. Chicken kebab meet is super too. Fish always very fresh. Staff excellent

We've now been twice... once to eat in and once to take away. The eat-in experience was nice…read more There isn't much parking out front, but if you go around back there are a few more spots, although it looks like many people just park along the street. We were seated really quickly and I have to say I love the booths that are meant to look like boats. They are clearly made for large groups, but I really wanted to sit in one :). The menu has something for everyone... so if you aren't a fan of seafood, you won't be left out. Really the menu looked similar to a pub menu with mixed grills, burgers, and pie, but they also had some enticing salads and vegetarian options. There was a bit of confusion on who our waiter/waitress was, but eventually our order was taken. Since we were probably both getting fish and chips, we decided to have the Admiral's Platter which serves two. It comes with two pieces of fish, a bowl of chips, calamari, and a trio of prawns. It was beautifully presented and looked delicious. The fish was good and we liked the prawns (I especially liked the breaded ones... it was like it had a coconut breading). The chips were quite soggy and weren't very warm and the calamari wasn't very crispy on the outside... in fact it looked a bit oil logged. However, we were quite full on just the fish and prawns alone. The take away experience was not as great. This place is clearly a very popular place with the locals, which means that the queue can be quite long. People were standing all over the place, so it was difficult to find the queue, there were people cutting the queue... it was really more hassle than it was worth. The fish and chips were nice, but I think we are going to stick to our usual place for now.

Lovely, yummy sweets very addictive! Can't walk past without buying some!read more

very nice place for indian sweet, mitairead more

I love this place!…read more I was recommended by the tourist info centre and was glad I made the visit, as now everytime I visit Chesterfield be it with friends or family, this is my number one for snacks, lunch and especially the desserts :D. As I go there as my regular outlet, I have spoken to many customers and observed as the staff cater to everyones needs, be it coeliacs, vegetarians and even vegans. The food has fantastic presentation and such high standards are kept even when very busy. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. All food is freshly made (and you can tell) and the coffees are exceptional, freshly ground, and prepared to your order. The staff are keen to help with any special requests or dietary requirements and will cater to your needs and substitute any dislikes in order to make you entirely satisfied with your meal, beverage and overall experience. I would recommend Stephensons to anybody, as they never fail to make your visit pleasant and enjoyable.

Best coffee shop in the town centre by a long way! The staff are efficient and friendly, always…read moremaking you feel really welcome. The food is fantastic - really good, high quality and tasty. Great atmosphere and lovely, light rooms that are nicely decorated. Only slight issue is that its up several flights of stairs (a very impressive staircase though!) so if someone had mobility problems, they might find it tricky. Otherwise, I couldn't fault it!

Love greggs staff are always so polite and food is delicious especially for the cost.read more

I used to go to this bakery heaps when I was living there about 6 years ago. Was addictive and…read morealways pleasing. Since I have been back it has not changed much and a nice big warm sausage roll will always hit the hunger spot! Followed by one of their amazing ring doughnuts. Might be a chain but I love it!

Me and my wife went here for my birthday last year. The waiting staff were al very pleasent,…read morehowever after waiting for close to an hour for a couple of rare steaks my patience unfortunately wore out before we even saw our food. In the end we ended up going to a nearby indian restaurant (that unfortunately has moved away) which managed to save the night. Im sure the food is wonderful but i would never expect to be waiting that long for a meal, especizlly when it isnt even that busy.

I came here last year, I had vegetarian Fajitas, they were really nice, and I came with a group of…read moreabout 10. We all very much enjoyed it and would definitely recommend to anyone, im sure we will definitely be coming back. I think the service was very quick and great, the staff were very friendly and very informative. The food was smashin, and I really enjoyed the drinks too. Average budget but definitely adviseable.