Urban Kitchen At Olympia House

Most times I have visited here I have had the English breakfast and it never lets me down. The coffee is good too!

Called today with my brother for a wander around the Antique centre. Never knew this cafe was there. Had a fantastic breakfast. Freshly cooked, brilliant service and the food was excellent. Would definitely recommend and will certainly return.

Had the Derbyshire oatcake breakfast and a boiled egg and soldiers , everything was just perfect , no complaints here , going to try the afternoon cream tea on my next visit , well worth a visit , friendly staff and reasonably priced too . Thanks

Went today and had a great time. Bacon and Brie panini with salad for me and a jacket potato with beans and cheese for my daughter... perfect..... great service, lovely staff and great food. Shared a piece of homemade Victoria sponge for desert and took a pie of gin and tonic cheesecake home OMG yum.

After a wander through antiques, had a lovely late breakfast in cafe.My daughter had salmon eggs, I had cheesy crumpets.Both were delicious, as was the coffee.Friendly staff, we didn't feel rushed.A really lovely, quirky alternative to the usual will be back to enjoy more of the menu choices on offer.

We visited recently with our little boy and my Mum and had such a lovely time. The cafe was clean and cosy. The staff were lovely and friendly. We had coffee and creamed scones, which were beautiful. The small boy had hot choccy, which he really enjoyed. Loved having a walk around the antique shop the cafe is situated in too we got some lovely bits from it.

This is about the fourth or fifth time I’ve been here with family and friends since it became under new management as the ‘Urban Kitchen’, and it never fails to disappoint. Staff are friendly and the food is delicious with a large selection of cakes. As it’s not situated in town, the prices are very reasonable. A great alternative to the cafe at the railway station as it is close by.

Called and reserved a table for brunch with friends. This is a lonely little cafe at the back of the antiques centre and is a hidden gem. Husband choose a brie and bacon wrap whilst I went for cheesy crumpets. The lovely ladies serving thankfully have the same idea as myself on how much cheese should be on crumpets and the answer is loads! The cakes looked fabulous although only our friends daughter had some on this visit. Lovely little place to fill up on food before browsing the antiques

Fabulous food, freshly prepared with the menu regularly reviewed to reflect seasonal produce, and in my opinion, reasonable priced. Coffee cake to die for so be prepared to break that diet but you can share Staff are friendly, helpful and obliging . If you use a wheelchair, it’s a bit of a fight to get through the antique shop to the cafe but the staff front of shop are very helpful and will moved items out of the way. There is 1 blue badge parking place but no accessible toilet on site , only toilet facilities for able bodied.