Great pizza, and the wine list had some nice local options. Service was quick and friendly. The beer garden is a real plus on a sunny day.

The steak pie was pretty good, flaky crust and tender filling. Chips and gravy were decent too. Convenient spot near the market.

Love the vibe here for a catch-up with mates. The jerk chicken was spot on, and the 2-4-1 cocktails were a win. Our server Beth was lovely, really added to the friendly feel. A solid spot for a relaxed evening.

Love the classic pub feel here. The garlic bread was just right, and the burger had this really nice, deep flavour. Not spicy, and the crunch was perfect. One of the best around.

Been coming here for years. The brioche French toast with hazelnuts and salted caramel is my go-to for a lazy Sunday brunch. It&#39;s a solid sweet choice, though the caramel can be a bit much sometimes.

Joanna was a lovely server, really attentive and made the whole evening feel relaxed. My chair was a bit wobbly, but she sorted it out straight away without any fuss. Just a nice, easy dinner.

The &pound;12.95 deal for three tapas and a drink is pretty good value. The patatas bravas were decent. It was a nice spot for a birthday get-together, and the 2-for-1 cocktails were a nice touch.

The upstairs dining room was a nice, quiet escape from the bar downstairs. The wine list had some good options to pair with our meal.

This place feels like a proper local spot. Had the steak pie again today &ndash; the pastry is so flaky and the filling is just right, not too heavy. A proper comfort meal.

Charging points and phone chargers are a lifesaver. The tablets kept the kids quiet for a solid hour. Perfect for a quick pit stop.

Nicola and George were so helpful when we needed to change our order last minute. They sorted it all out without any fuss, which was a relief. The whole thing felt very calm and easy.

The bacon and egg sandwich was spot on, and they have loads of outdoor tables.

Came for the set lunch menu, which is a solid deal for the area. Portions were generous, especially the main course. It was quiet on a weekday, which was nice. The service was efficient.

Lovely spot in Hartington. The outdoor seating is perfect for a sunny afternoon. I had the scones with clotted cream, and they paired nicely with a pot of their house blend tea. The tea selection could be a bit more adventurous, but it was a pleasant, quiet break.

The full English is a proper portion for the price. You get all the usual bits - the bacon was just right, not too crispy. The black pudding was the highlight for me, really flavourful. Left me full for hours.

A bit tricky to find down that little side street, but glad we did. The welcome was genuinely warm, which made all the difference. Felt like a proper neighbourhood spot.

Been coming here for years. The curries are always tasty and the prices are fair, though I do wish they&#39;d be a bit more generous with the chicken in the mains.

Popped in for a coffee and ended up staying for lunch. Their hot chocolate is the real deal &ndash; rich and not too sweet. The panini was nice, though the salad on the side was a bit basic. Good spot for a casual catch-up.

Been here a few times. The fish and chips is always solid, proper crispy batter. Portion&#39;s decent for the price. It&#39;s a reliable spot when you can&#39;t be bothered cooking.

Decent food for the price. The student discount is a nice touch. My only gripe? The wine list is pretty basic. Had a glass of the house red, it was fine but didn&#39;t really complement the steak. Still, can&#39;t argue with the value.

The coffee refills are a nice touch for the price. I appreciated that the coffee itself tasted fresh, not burnt or bitter like some places. The pub space is large and clean, which is a plus.

Stumbled upon this little family-run deli down a side street. Perfect spot for a sunny day outside. Went for the falafel and salad &ndash; really generous portions, and you can taste the local produce. Simple and good.

Been grabbing my morning coffee here for years. Usually it&#39;s spot on, but a couple of times my takeaway americano was a bit weak. Still, they&#39;re quick and no fuss.

Had a couple of meals here. The food was tasty and decent value. But the best part was how welcome they made our dog feel. A real plus.

Stopped in on a hot afternoon. The front yard provided a nice shady spot. Tried a couple of the local ales on offer, particularly the Moot Ales from Matlock. Solid choice for a quick, cool drink.

The full English was spot on - quality ingredients and not greasy. What really made it was the house bloody mary they suggested. A bit of a wait for a table, but the drink pairing was thoughtful. Solid, hearty feed.

Find the best places for Breakfast in Edwinstowe. Explore 726 spots with authentic reviews from real users, compare menus and photos, and book your table instantly on Trip.com.

The Best Breakfast in Edwinstowe

Farmhouse at Mackworth

Lynnies Lunch Stop

Turtle Bay Derby

The Burlington

Bottle and Thyme

Bella Italia - Mansfield

Capo Lounge

Market Square Cafe & Restaurant Sleaford

Oliver's Pub And Kitchen

Cafe 94

McDonald's

The Welby

The Greyhound Hotel, Bar & Restaurant

Courtyard Cafe Hope

Marco's New York Italian Kegworth

67 Bridge St

Beresford Tea Rooms

Café Impromptu

The Boat Inn

Jee Ja Jee's

Southwell Garden Centre Tea Rooms

Pizzini coffee shop

Caffè Portico

Churchill's Restaurant

The Square Sail

Bailgate Deli

Costa Coffee

Duke Of Wellington

The Red Lion

Cafe in the Park