Neville Brown of the Hydro Cafe and Rachael Voss of Marie Curie were looking forward to the Blooming Great Tea Party in 2012Neville Brown of the Hydro Cafe and Rachael Voss of Marie Curie were looking forward to the Blooming Great Tea Party in 2012
Neville Brown of the Hydro Cafe and Rachael Voss of Marie Curie were looking forward to the Blooming Great Tea Party in 2012

Can you remember these cafes in and around Buxton in our retro gallery?

Whether it was a full English or a lighter lunch, the cafes in the High Peak have been keeping the hungry population fed year on year.
By Lucy Ball
Published 13th Mar 2020, 06:00 BST

To honour the wonderful staff who work so we can relax here are pictures from cafe life across the High Peak from the last 20 years.

Who can you spot tucking into a tasty treat or serving up your favourite drink?

Want more Buxton retro? High Peak hairdressers, Buxton in 1980

The Stocks Cafe Chapel, was the first cafe in the county to receive the environmental quality mark back in 2006

1. Stocks Cafe

The Stocks Cafe Chapel, was the first cafe in the county to receive the environmental quality mark back in 2006 Photo: Jason Chadwick

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Hannah Critchlow of the cafe on Terrace Rd, was the winner of the North West region of a national cookery competition in 2006

2. Terrace Road cafe

Hannah Critchlow of the cafe on Terrace Rd, was the winner of the North West region of a national cookery competition in 2006 Photo: Jason Chadwick

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The staff at Llamedos cafe, New Mills, in 2007

3. Llamedos cafe

The staff at Llamedos cafe, New Mills, in 2007 Photo: Jason Chadwick

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Stoney Middleton Primary held a French cafe in 2008 and Charlotte Bonsall and Daniel Hobson from year five served up coffee and croissants

4. Stoney Middleton Primary

Stoney Middleton Primary held a French cafe in 2008 and Charlotte Bonsall and Daniel Hobson from year five served up coffee and croissants Photo: Jason Chadwick

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