Where to eat

Stopped at a café today halfway around a walk. It was at a place called Calver, not far from Baslow near Chatsworth. We only wanted a coffee but we're amazed at the variety of goodies on offer. I ended up with a Blueberry and Lemon cake and Mrs WN with an almond and orange cake, both gluten free and both delicious. 

This small eatery, known as The Eating House, is attached to a craft centre on the edge of this lovely village. It caters for light lunches but as varied as filo parcels of feta and spinach or a meze platter or just a bacon roll, with separate menus for gluten free, vegetarians and children as well as you normal folk. 

Well frequented for a Monday. We'll return soon.

ps the nearby mill was used for the TV series Colditz.

Walk off your meal along the Riverside edge of climb onto Curbar ridge for wonderous views.

You forgotvto mention that if you want to climb upto Curbar Edge from Calver you might want to book a couple of Sherpas and some oxygen tanks!  

If you're in Exmouth in Devon there's a nice cafe/restaurant alongside the ferry berths in the harbourside complex. It's called The Point, open all day for all types of food and drink, nice outdoor seating and dogs are welcome inside and out. Music on some days, jazz evenings etc.

Wimp!

Bristol, The Olive Shed on the harbour front, in between the M Shed (museum) and the SS Gt Britain. Lots of lovely med style food, tapas and drink, you can pretend you're in Spain whilst looking at the rain......

Checked it out when we were in Bristol in January but the cold weather made Tapas out of the question so we went to San Carlo and treated ourselves. The Olive Shed did look good though.

Forgot to recommend Supratas, a Thai restaurant only open in the evening in Bridlington, that we visited back in June. Excellent meal and friendly staff. Worth a visit.

Will bear the Thai restaurant in mind,for next time thanks wherenext. We only got as far as Fish and chips from 149,  

And very good they were. Quite pleased that I could order GF fish and chips.

They do have an upstairs part of the restaurant but we usually sit under the canopy because we have the dogs with us. For local events they put a shelter up too. On our recent festival visit they'd got a BBQ going as well.