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Where to eat Contemporary food in Tideswell: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Contemporary restaurants nearby. Discover the best Contemporary food in Tideswell. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Contemporary restaurants near you. including Samuel Fox Country Inn Restaurant, Tilly's Of Castleton, Grasshopper Cafe, Arthur's, Cafe at The Green Pavilion, The Royal Oak Inn, The Manners, Charlie's Bistro
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8. Charlie's Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 310 reviews
Reviewed By Dizzybugspin
We were out and about with friends and just popped in for coffee and cake. Lovely welcome and lovely atmosphere for a Saturday morning. Coffee was excellent and the Bakewell and flapjack were delicious. Would love to go back to sample the food soon
7. The Manners
Overall Ratings
4 based on 710 reviews
Traditonal pub, with a modern twist serving a selction of well kept cask ales, and excellent pub grub.
Reviewed By wendyanddavid536
A long way from home, we came to The Manners for lunch. Inside and outside it appears to be a no-frills pub. The food, however, is absolutely amazing. A high proporttion of items on the menu were either gluten-free or could be made so (important for us as one of us is gluten-free). One of us had cod wrapped in Parma ham with green beans and citrus cream sauce, the other had honey roasted belly pork on black pudding hash. Exceedingly generous portions, beautifully presented, exquisitely cooked. In decades of eating pub lunches and dinners, I do not recall one as good as this one at The Manners. With a side of veg, two lime and sodas the bill came to £33 - unbelievably good value.The super-friendly waitress told us that a husband and wife team own and run the pub and do the cooking. Well done to them and many thanks!A lovely place which we will be back to next year when we make our annual pilgrimage to the Rock and Fossil Fair in Bakewell.
6. The Royal Oak Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 233 reviews
Their telephone number is 01298 83288
Reviewed By Elmo1989_03
Menu very vast - so vast in fact we struggled to choose. In the end I went for the garlic mushrooms then vegetable lasagne then banoffee pie. Lovely food albeit a little stodgey! Our dog enjoyed the evening also although he wasnât offered any treats :(
5. Cafe at The Green Pavilion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 468 reviews
Reviewed By amdgriggs
We've been here a couple of times now, for coffee and cakes or breakfast rolls before setting off on day walks, and it's great. Very friendly and enthusiastic service, a warm and welcoming atmosphere with trendily mismatched chairs and tables, and some great food. We didn't want a full meal the last time but some of the fresh salads looked delicious - a quinoa or couscous base salad, sundried tomatoes and olives, a curried veg offering and more. Our cappuccinos were excellent, anyway, as were the ciabatta breakfast rolls - bacon and egg for Jenny, egg and cheese for me - set us up nicely for a day's walk. Definitely a cafe to come back to
4. Arthur's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 173 reviews
Arthur's of Bakewell offers a contemporary drinking and dining experience, providing locally sourced food and drinks served with simple style and fresh flavours. Whether it's for a quick drink and some tasty nibbles or to sample our menu with one of our l
Reviewed By Graham F
A short and pleasant stay in Bakewell and this was the best meal we had. Not an extensive menu but a good selection. My choice of the lamb main course was superb. A very pleasant atmosphere in a roomy restaurant - which is a surprise after seeing the small frontage. Not cheap, but good value considering the quality of the food, and good service. Strongly recommended.
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3. Grasshopper Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
Short, seasonal & contemporary menu & speciality coffee in the heart of the Peak District. Pop up food evenings
Reviewed By SIX3OFUS
We decided to drive out to this cafe from Stockport on Sunday 7/7/19.We arrived to no welcome, menu is limited when looking for healthy options. A good point is the blackboard that states local suppliers. I opted for the Avocado on sourdough & flat white my husband opted for the cheese & onion toastie plus a pot of tea. My husband went to order & pay and before he came back to the table a young girl arrived to inform us that my choice was off the menu. The young girl asked if I would come to the till to order an alternative and sort out the difference in cost. I ordered a cheese & ham toastie which was ok but far too much cheese for both of us and greasy. The coffee was delicious. We thought about having a cake but the cabinet was nearly empty and what was there was not appealing.Customer service aspect of our visit rates at zero due to being unfriendly and the young lad clearing the tables had reprimanded the girl 3 times in front of others whilst we kept refilling our water glasses. Very unprofessional and not fair on the girl who was nervous when she arrived at our table. The lad clearing the tables had no smile and no interaction with anyone not even eye contact. We left without a goodbye or thank-you from anybody. We then went into Castleton and went into another cafe and had tea & cake, it was worlds apart.We both have 35+ years each of customer service skills and number one rule is make sure the customer feels valued and you are grateful for their custom. HiI am sorry you were disappointed with your visit to us, particularly as we pride ourselves on good customer service.We are a casual dining establishment though and you order at the till point, which might be why you were not met as you walked in.We offer a short fresh menu to provide quality and reduce food waste. As it was a Sunday we were extremely busy and it meant some items had sold out, so I appreciate you could not get your first choice and as all cakes are homemade there may have been a reduced selection as I said we had been very busy.I am sorry the grilled cheese sandwich did not meet your expectations, however it is in the American style and we get many reviews saying people love them, therefore I would say this must have come down to your personal taste.However I am pleased you enjoyed your coffee!I have to say I am a bit confused on your comments over a member of staff being reprimanded as we have a great friendly team and I was not aware of such an incident at the time, nor did any member of staff mention anything. I am sorry if you felt they did not interact with you as much as you would have liked, however on busy days we do like to make sure tables are cleared efficiently.Of course all staff should be friendly and approachable and I do not believe your experience is representative of the Grasshopper, which is shown In the many positive reviews we get.Of course if you mentioned you had any issues at the time we would have done our best to resolve them.
2. Tilly's Of Castleton
Overall Ratings
5 based on 426 reviews
Traditional English Tearooms set in the beautiful village of Castleton
Reviewed By SZ19992
Came here for a spot of lunch and so glad we picked the right tearoom to go to in Castleton.The ladies were approachable and friendly, asked if we wanted tap water, didn't bat an eyelid to my strange request of having tuna PLUS beans and cheese on my jacket potato. The jacket potato was luscious and my boyfriend had the jacket with the local stilton and mushroom sauce filling - which I tasted! - and it was very impressive. Great portions of food so amazingly well priced, we also split a pot of tea and a scone, the latter to die for, came to us warmed and after we had our jackets as requested. Really nice atmosphere. Thank you ladies!
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1. Samuel Fox Country Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 262 reviews
The Samuel Fox Country Inn, Bradwell in the Hope Valley is conveniently located at the heart of the glorious Peak District National Park. It has four beautifully appointed letting rooms and since October 2012 has been in the hands of chef patron James Duc
Reviewed By Vincent P
Comfortable room, very comfortable bed. Evening meal was pretty much as good as it gets even when compared to the best London dining establishments and service was a nice mix of professionalism and personal engagement. The locals that live nearby are exceptionally lucky to this place in their area.
