The Nose Coffee — Restaurant in England

Arrived late in the day (at 14:35) just before closing. My primary reason for coming was to view my friend's photos + listen to his accompanying music which is on display in the small gallery here. [ 'Meanderings' by Paul in the Short5 ]

The gallery was temporarily closed as The Nose Coffee staff were using it to store their Christmas decorations they were crafting.

I spoke to Sarah & Georgina who were serving and asked if it would be at possible to enter the gallery if I was very careful.

They agreed and so now armed with a piping hot takeaway cappuccino coffee I was ushered into the gallery. I was followed by two of the artist's friends (Karen & John) who had also popped in by chance. Thanks to the helpfulness & understanding of both Sarah & Georgina neither mine nor Karen & John's journeys was wasted.

Great little café serving lovely hot and cold drinks, cakes & snacks. A very welcome little haven after a lovely walk around the adjacent Teggs Nose Country Park and stunning surrounding countryside.

Very well with a visit. Paul Clayton (aka Paul in the Short5) exhibition runs in the gallery here until the end of November 2024.

It also includes information regards Andy's Man Club (AMC) Macclesfield. Paul is a Lead Facilitator at this Peer-to-Peer men's support group. They meet weekly at the Macclesfield Leisure Centre between 7pm and 9pm every week bar bank holidays. Information about AMC and the great work they do in supporting managed 18 and above with their mental health & Emotional Wellbeing through stormy times are also available in...

Went there yesterday for lunch after a 2 hour walk. Ordered 2 cheese and beans on toast, a cappuccino and a tea. The beans on toast arrived with just a light sprinkling of cheese on the top of the beans, much like the sprinkling of parmesan you get on a pasta dish at an Italian restaurant. So a bit cheeky calling it cheese and beans on toast. And not good value for money. The so called cappuccino was a cup of coffee and hot milk with absolutely no milk froth on it whatsoever. You could just as easily have called it a latte or flat white. Whoever made it had no idea what a cuppuccino is. Or if they did, didn't know how to make one. That said, the coffee flavour was...

Wow £3.10 for a cup of tea, sorry but that is just way too much and it wasn't even a pot, just a cup! (Other hot drinks were also a little overpriced). The cakes were expensive too, but this is more understandable, and they were delicious and homemade, so that's fine and justifiable! But please lower the cost of a simple brew so I can return! Update -Thanks for your response I really appreciate that you will lower the price, but we were in fact charged £3.10 (the price on the board) and I've added a picture from your Facebook page to show it's always been that price. But thank you if I've helped you to reconsider the price and this has resulted in you...