Coffes Stops

Wetton Mill	Wetton Mill Cafe	A popular location situated midway along the Manifold Valley Cycle Track. This cafe has been a favourite with North Staffordshire cyclists for many years.
Hollinsclough	Dowell Hall Tea Rooms	Dowell Hall Farm. 2 miles north of Longnor on the minor road leading through Dowel Dale. Stunning scenery. Open weekends 10 am - 5 pm ( also during the week in summer).
Chapel-en-le-Frith	Stocks Cafe & Bistro 4 - 6 Market Place, Chapel-en-le-Frith. Derbyshire 01298 814906	Popular with walkers and cyclists. Award winning breakfasts, lunches and snacks. Opening hours are Summer (Easter till end of October) :- Tuesday/Saturday - 9:00am til 4:00pm. Sunday - 10:00am until 3:00pm. Closed Monday. Winter :- Tuesday/Saturday - 9:00am until 3:00pm. Sunday - 10:00am until 3:00pm. Closed Monday.
Pott Shrigley	The Coffee Tavern	Situated in the lane leading to Harrop Brow. Open every day except Tuesday.
Wildboarclough	Blaze Farm	Situated on the A54 at Allgreave midway between Bosley and Buxton Open 7 Days 10.00am-6.00pm.
Bottom House, A523	Windy Ridge Cafe	This cafe has recently (Dec 2005) re-opened as a transport cafe on the site of the former Little Chef roadhouse situated between Leek and Ashbourne on the A523. Returning to it's former use this cafe is open 8.00am - 6.00pm daily and offers passing cyclists and other road users a wide variety of refreshments.
Two Mills, Wirral	Eureka Cafe	A one time there were hundreds of cyclists cafes like this one dotted around the countryside, just ask your grand parents. This is one of the few that are left and well worth a visit if you are near The Wirral. Check out their website by clicking on the link.
Endon	Fine Feathers Tea Room	Farm shop Post Bridge Cottage Farm, Canal Side, Post Lane (off Station Road) Endon Staffs.
Elton	Elton Guest House Moor Lane, Elton, Nr Matlock, Derbyshire. Tel 01629 650217 Chris & Jenny Hirst	17th Century guest house situated near the centre of Elton Village. Moor Lane runs south opposite the church. The house and village have featured in the TV series "Peak Practice". Tea rooms open weekends only.
Kingsley & Froghall	Churnet Valley Railway	Traditional Tearooms at the Award Winning Kingsley & Froghall station on the Churnet Valley Railway. Open daily 10:00am - 4:00pm Weekends 10:00am - 5:00pm Easter - End of September.
Longnor	Craft Centre	Situated in the centre Market Place of this once bustling Moorlands Market village.
Roaches	Paddock Farm Nr. Leek	Sit and enjoy your refreshments overlooking Tittesworth Reservoir and the famous Gun Hill cycle road racing circuit where the legendary Les West was unbeaten in a long and illustrious career as both an amateur and professional racing cyclist.
Cheddleton	The Old School Tea Room & Craft Centre	Tea and other refreshments in this former old Cheddleton school at the junction of Park Lane and Hollow Lane.
Cheddleton	Churnet Valley Railway	Visit this preserved steam railway on the picturesque Churnet valley line and soak up the atmosphere. Refreshments & souvenir shop. Check their website for opening times.
Ambergate	The Corner Cafe	On the junction of the A610 and A6, Ambergate. Popular with walkers and cyclist, open weekends and Bank Holidays only.
Monyash	The Old Smithy	In the centre of Monyash opposite the green. Open weekends and daily in the summer.
Bakewell	Parakeet Diner	The Square, Bakewell, opposite the Old Post Office. Open daily. Tel 01629 812349
Hope	The Woodbine Cafe	On the main A6187 Castleton Road in the centre of Hope. Open daily.
Upper Hulme	The Winking Man	A Traditional Free House Country Pub which also functions as a cafe and truck stop offering quality beers, home cooked food and a family friendly atmosphere with the addition of a Large Function room which doubles as the unique Winkers Night Club, the highest altitude night club in England.
Whaley Bridge	Teazels Tea Rooms	10, Canal Street, Whaley Bridge , High Peak, Derbyshire, SK23 7LS Tel: 01663 719200 As suggested by Pat. Telephone to check on Sunday openings.

Cycling is a great way to keep fit and loose weight but like all good engines, a cyclists body need refuelling. Cyclists are renown for their love of food and as such get to know all the best cafe's, where quality is high and prices low. Here are just a few of our favourites. If you know of a good coffee stop you would like added to the list then please e-mail the Touring secretary with the details.