just had a lovely lunch here. I had derbyshire oatcake delicious. A little on the cool side, I mentioned it to the waitress & she whipped it away & brought another piping hot. My husband had the best ploughmans he’s ever had. Fast service great atmosphere. Dog friendly. Great shopping area too.
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Julia Greenwood ★★★★★
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A340 fan ★★★★☆
Visited for breakfast weekday morning at just after 10am, the restaurant wasn't to busy so no problems in finding a table. Staff are friendly and helpful Had full English at just over £13 was good but not the best, one smallish slice of sourdough toast and skimped a bit on the baked beans (which is possibly the cheapest item) coffee was expensive at £4.50+ The restaurant is very nicely fitted out and will definitely return.
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Stephen Moore ★★★★☆
Anniversary meal for me and the missus nice staff decent wines and a delicious meal. We were lucky it was fairly quiet when we were there definitely a cut above the food from other touristy stately homes. Good job
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Katie ★★★☆☆
We booked this for a birthday lunch out after a pleasant visit late last year, unfortunately things seemed to have dropped off since then. The staff were very friendly but there were a few times they were stood chatting a laughing with each other when we needed assistance (like taking 20 mins after clearing to take our order dor dessert and tis was only when we stopped someone). We both had pizzas which came pretty cold. I had the mushroom and onion one, the mushrooms were raw it had been in the oven so quickly and it had a tomato base added which made it very unpleasant and all the photos here have it with no tomato so I think they made it wrong. Luckily I ordered a sausage roll on the side which was delicious as I couldn't stomach most of the pizza and we didn't want to make a fuss and send food back on my birthday. The lemon cake was amazing though! All in all, ok if you are passing for a small bite but I wouldn't have high expectations.
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Kate Shand ★☆☆☆☆
My one star for this cafe has nothing to do with the cafe itself, or the food. It’s about being made to feel like we didn’t matter because there was only three in our party and not two or four, only three. We were only offered one table, that’s all she said was available for three. She made it quite clear it was the only table being offered. The cafe was practically empty. There were tables for four, but only one for three. We wanted to eat so we stayed. We were seated at a table for four in a corner by itself next to the fire exit, the high chairs and the kitchen. I had my back to everything so saw nothing but a wall. None of us could see anyone else in the cafe who were enjoying the wonderful ambiance and atmosphere around them. We didn’t order food as we just lost our appetite. The Chatsworth Kitchen was the start of what was going to be a lovely day in the Peak District on our 50th wedding anniversary. She certainly ruined the start but not the day. I’m sure everyone visiting this lovely cafe will enjoy it as we had hoped to. But beware of the table in the far corner next to nothing. Just say NO THANK YOU! and leave. I wish we had.
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Dan Wood ★★★★★
First visit here. We only live down the road, so will definitely be returning. Friendly service and tasty food. Nice gift shop too
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Ian Dicken ★★★★☆
Lovely airy cafe/shop - nice and cool on a hot day. Table service. Food was nice, but smaller portions with a bit more finesse would have suited us better.
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WaiTak Chao ★★★★☆
arrived 1:45pm on thursday, it hasn't got a large restaurant area, one third of area occupied by selling goods. the menu wasn't comprehensive. we ordered salmon and breakfast dishes. with that price, no potatos included in the salmon dish. breakfast meal was tasty. no free wifi was in the premises. staff were friendly.
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Benito Risorto ★★★★★
Tried here for breakfast, lovely place with really friendly staff. Their full English is great, black pudding hash is incredible! I felt like the house made beans were missing something though? Wife had corn fritters which were also really good. Not huge portions but left us with room for a croissant after which looked like they were made in house and were delicious. Breakfast, pastries, juices and coffees came to £35 so pretty good value considering everything comes from chatsworth. All in all a very good experience and would definitely go again. Thanks
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Chatsworth Kitchen is located at Peak shopping Village, Chatsworth Rd, Rowsley, Matlock DE4 2JE, UK
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