H&d Exotic Teas

The independent cafés seem mostly to offer the best service and this was no exception. The staff are friendly and free of drawings upon their person. The coffee was very good and the establishment has a air of calm about it, which could cause you to easily outstay your welcome. The decor made it feel very English with the attention to detail in its furnishings and decoration extremely pleasing. There were a number of pretentious customers, who I gathered to be locals and their conversation made me chuckle because they all seem to consider themselves experts. The village is totally free of yellow lines and parking didn't seem to be a problem, I assume that the lack of warden patrols is all down to it being inhabited by the idle rich. Nevertheless there is some interesting architecture here.

We visited on a Sunday and enjoyed the High Nelly's set breakfast. It was lovely to sit outside and enjoy the sunshine while watching the world go by too. We were told to find a table, note the letter, and order inside. Food did not take long to arrive and was hot and fresh. The hazelnut latte was yum too!

We came here every morning during our weekend stay in Tideswell a few weeks ago. The cafe is inviting and charming. There are plenty of options for a range of diets and preferences to get you energised for the day ahead. We ordered eggs florentine and the veggie breakfasts. The coffees were made perfectly and the cardamom buns were the highlight so I recommend those: they were fresh and spongy and I have yet to find a bakery in London that makes them as good as Nelly's