This is an internet Cafe in Derby which is located opposite student halls on Agard Street…read more This LAN Centre is fairly priced and offer discounts by becoming a member of the centre. There are many PC's and it is very rare that you will not be able to walk in a get hooked up online. The PC's available are good spec and they have all the modern games installed so you can play with your friends or even online however in some cases you will need your own account for that specific game. The staff are very friendly and helpful which makes it highly recommended.

This is a pleasant little espresso bar with fairly short opening hours but to make up for it - some…read moreof the best coffee. The coffees are of a standard range - espressos, lattes, americanos, cappuccinos, mocha and hot chocolate. Their teas are standard except for a very pleasant Chai latte, that you should try if you havent already. The seating is partly indoors and partly outdoors but the grand total of tables is a modest ten-ish. The staff are quite helpful, and the tables are always cleaned in a timely manner. On a sunny day it's always pleasant to enjoy your coffee in the sunshine at an outdoor table. For the smokers out there this is also a rare opportunity to enjoy your coffee with a cigarette.

Excellent carefully prepared coffee. I prefer an extra hot latte and the barrister is happy to…read morefulfil your request.

I don't go here myself but my friend Beth uses it and she says the classes are really good and they…read moredon't rush you. I can't really judge it seeing as I havent had first hand experiences.

Déda is a great venue located in Derby city centre (10 minutes walk from the bus station and 25…read moreminutes walk from the train station) offering a dance-focussed arts programme. This is a modern place which contains two performance spaces, two professionally dance studios, conferencing facilities and the CUBE café|bar. There are plenty of different classes from salsa, mtv moves and yoga every week. Moreover, the place offers some art and music performances and cultural/social events. Déda is one of the key cultural organisations in the city. Staff is very friendly. There is a small discount for students.

Right in the middle of Swadlincote's main shopping street is the Telegraph News Shop. In its many…read moreincarnations, this shop has been here for as long as I can remember. It has a massive selection of magazines on every possible topic, from sport to current affairs, travel to DIY. There are also local and national newspapers, as well as local street plans and ordnance survey maps. You can also order newspapers and magazines delivered from here. The rest of the shop has a good range of reasonable priced groceries, essentials like toothbrushes, toilet paper, soap etc. In the past, this shop had an impressive range of books, stationery, cards and paper. This has reduced somewhat, to a smaller range of cards and stationery, but on the whole there is a good variety. The shop feels like it needs a little more stock for its floor space though.

Good papershop, in a morning they are open at about 5am, normally just leave your money for the…read morepaper on the side and even get your own change, very trusting.

Scarthin Books is a fine second-hand book shop in a lovely little village called Cromford, about…read morethirty miles outside of Manchester. The peak district is a great place for a long walk through the hills and little villages, and Cromford may be one of the places you can arrange to visit. Scarthin Books would make a lovely addition to any country visiting experience. Situated in a crowded, thin building with rickety stairs and five floors, Scarthin Books is an amorphous pile of literature which would feel like a building from a Kafka novel, only where there it is misery, here is it joy. The literature ranges from Greek Drama, to railway manuals, to modern day novels, travel books, philosophy, history, geography, psychology and childrens books. They really do have everything. Its organization is a mystery to me, but it all contributes to the quaint feel of this unique bookshop. Scarthin Books is famous amongst the locals as the best place to buy literature in the area. Also, on the third floor (I think, its pretty confusing in there!) is a quaint little tea and coffee shop selling homemade cakes and homemade soups. Staff are, as you would expect, delightful. My only criticism would be that a lot of the books are not second-hand but brand new. This means that they are full price and in many cases, more expensive than Amazon if not Waterstones. Even so, the range here is unbelievable. For any book lover this place is a really excellent book shop, and as an English Literature postgraduate I have a lot of experience of book shops. I really think that this is one of the better bookshops in the UK, and certainly it's the best (or second best, see The Art of Tea on Yelp) that I've seen anywhere near Manchester.

This place is a real gem. Nestled in the village of Cromford where Arkwright built his mills under…read morethe black rocks. There is a pond in the middle of the village and beside it, just up the street behind the pub, is Scathin Books. There is a sign outside that says "We value old books" which is certainly true. Step inside and you can hardly move for old books, floor to ceiling in every nook and cranny there are books everywhere. Even the cash desk seems to be hidden behind a barricade of books. If you can find it a stairwell leads upstairs to more books and, hidden behind a bookcase door, a lovely vegetarian cafe serving cakes, light snacks and a very nice cup of coffee. There is an abundance of coffee and tea shops around here. It is a very picturesque village. But if you want something a bit different, and you too value old books, this is the place for you.

Nice little coffee shop for just a cup of coffee, breakfast or a snack - before the real reason for…read moreyour visit - the hardware store in which it is housed. Since it is small they do not have the scope of a B&Q or Wickes but they are (in my opinion) a small-ish cross between those stores and Range. They have a pretty wide variety of kitchen goodies and appliances for example. Staff could be friendlier but for those who do not want to drive into Burton (15 minutes) for hardware, or go to Costa for coffee this makes a nice change

We often go to Massey's for breakfast at the weekend. The cafe is spotlessly clean and the staff…read morefriendly, with free wifi if you need it. I would recommend the crumpets or the sausage and bacon sandwiches, the cakes are good too. There isn't a vast amount of choice on the menu but everything we have ever tried we have enjoyed. The cafe area, although not very big is never crowded so it has never been a problem to find a seat. Give it a go!

A great place to grab some food whilst browsing the local town market. Easy access and they serve a…read morewide range of hot and cold food. So if you are after a sandwich or a full english you can get them here and sit in comfort.

It's been a while since I've been to Java but I always remember it fondly. The internet rates are…read morereasonable and it's a pleasant atmosphere to spend a few hours surfing the net or working on an assignment. I had a chocolate and banana milkshake which was lovely - writing this review has reminded me I must go back again soon! Try it, it's a nice change from the big brand names in town.