Castleton Coffee Co. — Restaurant in High Peak

It's a cute coffee shop, with nice decor etc. The staff are friendly and helpful. But the prices are a little mad - I paid nearly £5 for two slices of soggy ciabatta and 3 pieces of bacon (subsequently I suffered gastrointestinally due to the amount of grease) for which £2.50 would have been a fair price; so I would only go here if other places are closed, or at least I wouldn't recommend the food at all. For £5 I'd be expecting chunky bread and better quality bacon - I think the place probably needs to work on the cost:quality ratio, although I guess the place is aimed at a captive market of tourists rather than locals who...

We popped into this cafe on Sunday 12 May for ice creams, cakes and savouries that were all delicious. It was a shame that the service let the establishment down. The service was extremely slow and due the size of the cafe the ques caused the place to be very cramped.

Whilst waiting for ice cream one of the members of staff was on her mobile phone. I politely asked if we would have to wait much longer, then when we asked for a receipt for what we had purchased a member of staff became very rude and confrontational. It was a very upsetting experience considering we had just spent £17.00 on ice creams and £19.00 on...

If you are selective about your coffee and know what goes into a great coffee and how to make it then call in here, you won't be disappointed. The coffee has a great flavour, medium roasted I would say and made to perfection by the barista ... Who is actually a proper barista, not one you get in the chain coffee houses. Made with a silky texture and ready to drink, as it should be..🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️ There's a great selection of cakes to go with it as well as really good panini style sandwiches.

Cold drinks are available.

Just be mindful it's very narrow in there if you require...