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Top 10 Cafe food in Macclesfield, England, United Kingdom
Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Macclesfield. Macclesfield is a market town and civil parish in Cheshire, England. The population of Macclesfield at the 2011 census was 52,044. A person from Macclesfield is sometimes referred to as a "Maxonian". Macclesfield, like many other areas in Cheshire, is a relatively affluent town.
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10. The Monocle Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By Pyatts
This is my favourite cafe in Macclesfield. Takes me back to the 60âs, very quirky with interesting art on the walls.The food is very good. Fantastic mixed salads, good quality bread with a tasty choice of fillings. My favourite is the homemade hummus, especially the beetroot one. Cakes are gorgeous also. This is a proper cafe, comfy, good food and good service.
9. Tegg's Nose Tea Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 117 reviews
We are a small family run, tea room situated on the edge of the Peak District overlooking the Cheshire Plain. Serving artisan coffee and loose-leaf teas along with light lunch and cakes, all from fresh, local high quality ingredients. We are dog friendly.
Reviewed By colette p
Having spent a day walking around Tegg's nose we decided to visit the tea room. Talk about a captive audience! £4.20 for a slither of cake. And the cheaper options on the menu are not available after 3pm for some unknown reason... Maybe the toaster refuses to work after 3pm IDK.Also if you pay top Dollar for Earl Grey tea, you would at least expect not to get it in a paper cup. I'm not tight, or a tea snob, but my advice would be to bring a flask and avoid the tea room.
8. Turquoise Sandwich Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 105 reviews
We specialise in Mediterranean Meze dishes, many of which are vegetarian. We have a range of Mediterranean themed daily specials such as chicken kebabs, kofte (meatballs), roast lamb and feta baguettes. Everything is homemade on the premises. We offer cat
Reviewed By ordinarypunter2015
One of those reviews that's hard to write, as there's mixed feelings about telling everyone how good this is so it won't be a hidden gem. We had the mixed mezze which was really superb - a lot of it home cooked. Friendly and efficient service too. Loved it.More basic "café" set-up than Konak in Wilmslow, with a smaller menu and a smaller venue. But a different offering (and better priced accordingly).
7. Cafe Waterside
Overall Ratings
4 based on 142 reviews
Reviewed By sumitraveller
We have been here before and they have always served us a nice meal. the dogs are welcome.Parking can be a little difficult, but worth the effort.Stops serving cooked meals about 3pm so beware.Nice cafe worth visiting.
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6. Traders - The Day Time Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 205 reviews
WE STARTED WITH AN IDEA.... Back in the beginning, we wanted to create an experience for everyone that visited us. To do this we created some pretty fundamental values - to serve really good food, to go that bit further for our customers and most importan
Reviewed By Micky270566
Only had a coffee and very nice it was to. Clean inside and the service was good. As coffee houses go, this is a good one.
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5. Cafe Bar Arighi at Arighi Bianchi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 614 reviews
Reviewed By Doraexplorah
Not my first experience of âshoppingâ at Arighi Bianchi but reinforced my previous experiences. Their whole approach to customer service, and in particular luxury shopping customer service needs bringing into the 21st century. For those of you that have shopped there you will know the sales assistants sit at their little island of a desk surrounded by room scene of accessories and furniture. But if one asks for advice about an item that is adjacent to them, invariably the response is âsorry not my sectionâ and they then proceed to give directions such as turn left, up a ramp, turn right, down some stairs turn left again and then you might find someone who can help you. Well Iâm sorry but the customer has no way of knowing which member of staff can provide advice or conduct a sale. We found the same level of inflexibility when wanting to proceed with a sale. Surely in this day and age a store such as Arighis should be able to take payment for an accessory at any till. In contrast to the lack of service in the rest of the store the Hammondâs sales assistant was an absolute nosey nuisance. We had wandered into her section for a browse. Not accepting this reason she proceeded to bombard us with prying questions in an attempt I assume to hook us for a sale. She just came across as commission hungry. Following us into another room set we were interested in purchasing an item but when asked for advice. Youâve guessed it, she said âsorry not my sectionâ.So with this poor shopping experience behind us and not in the best of moods we went to the cafe.One is requested to wait to be seated. We were asked in quite a brusque manner if weâd booked. We hadnât do a big deal was made about trying to find us a table. But they did.Once seated. The waitress experience was mixed. One was very impatient, did not smile, and because we did not read through the menu in the time she wanted us to cautioned us that food was taking 10 minutes to prepare. Ie her way of saying hurry up. Another waitress was very pleasant did smile and was polite.Half way through the meal a gentleman came to the table and asked if we were alright. He did not introduce himself so I assumed he was a fellow diner. Turns out he was the owner. Had you introduced yourself Sir I would have sat you down and talked through our experience today.The food was very over priced. My lasagne was just horrible. The chicken salad was too salty. However, the cake we had was delicious.I hope that the management take some of these points on board. Although given how busy the cafe was I guess they have just become complacent. Dear DoraexplorahI was very sorry to read your review on tripadvisor.As a family business, we strive always to give a welcoming and memorable experience for our customers.I'm sorry that it wasn't made aware to you that the Gentleman who asked about your food was indeed my father, Paul Bianchi, who would have welcomed the chance to hear about your experience.I will be sending you by private message my contact details as I would very much like the chance to meet you personally. I hope you can get in touch as your business is very important to us.My apologies againKind regardsNick BianchiDirector
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4. Soma Cafe Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 146 reviews
Reviewed By Sarahrun
We're regular visitors of Soma, it has a warm welcome feel the minute you walk through the door and the food is always absolutely on point. My other half and I cannot get enough of the pork belly (I don't even like pork belly usually) and the portion sizes are really generous. The staff are always really helpful and friendly and the owners always seem to be there which is something you don't always see.
3. Plums Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 179 reviews
Reviewed By Paul F
Really lovely spot at the end of a row of shops. This lovely Cafe has three massive windows with very high ceilings which gives the whole place massive amounts of light, really good.We stopped her for Tea, Coffee and cakes all of which were delicious. A big bonus dogs allowed which is always a thumbs up. Would stop here again and try to make breakfast.
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2. Henry's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
Reviewed By Sjlew1
This is a friendly local place with very nice staff. I tried to feel positive about the coffee but to be honest I found it very average with not much flavour.i had cappuccino which was actually quite small and not much flavour or a good froth on the milk and I thought £2.50 was a bit pricey for what it was. Disappointing. I am quite well travelled and realised I was back in the UK paying high prices for the usual average cup of coffee. I was hoping it was going to be better but I have to be honest with my review. Just wish you could learn to make it as it should be. I don't live locally but visit often but sadly because of this I won't return to this venue but wish you all the best. My aim is to walk out of a coffee shop and say I really enjoyed that. Yet to find..
1. Peak View Restaurant & Tearoom
Overall Ratings
4 based on 284 reviews
Overlooking the sweeping Peak Park towards the Cheshire plain, the restaurant and tearoom is an ideal place to relax and unwind in a friendly atmosphere. In winter we always have a roaring fire and in summer you can sit outside and soak in the breathtakin
Reviewed By Riski10
The weather was great. So the outside tables were pretty full. We have been when it was busy before but never had to wait 40minutes for our food before (they did warn us once weâd ordered) but after the long wait the food was generous and delicious. The array of cakes looked amazing and were almost impossible to resist.....maybe next time. Anyway please visit but donât wait til you are starving hungry on a sunny day! Views are great. Teapot collection is brilliant. Staff are lovely.
