In the heart of the Peak District, just off the scenic roads that wind through Wardlow Mires, sits The Yondermann Café—a beloved pitstop for locals, walkers, and road-trippers alike. It’s the kind of place where the coffee is strong, the portions are generous, and the views stretch across open fields that feel like a snapshot of classic Derbyshire countryside. Whether you’re fueling up for a hike or simply seeking a leisurely brunch with a view, this independently run café delivers every time.

The menu is a celebration of local produce and hearty, well-made food. From full English breakfasts that keep walkers going all day to homemade cakes baked fresh on-site, everything here is crafted with care. The café proudly serves coffee from Buxton Roastery—a local favourite known for its rich, flavourful brews. And for those after something stronger, the drinks menu includes Peak Ales, Peroni, Thatchers Cider, prosecco, and wine.

Outdoors, the seating area offers 15 tables, including a covered section with heaters along the front and open-air tables at the back. It’s here, gazing out over fields that melt into distant hills, that the café’s charm really shines. Dogs are welcome in this outside space, making it a popular stop for those exploring the nearby trails with their four-legged friends. There’s also a spacious, free car park on-site, and while the café has a wheelchair-accessible ramp at the rear, plans are underway to improve accessibility further.

Whether you’re passing through for a post-walk coffee, meeting friends for brunch, or simply need a comfortable spot to work remotely for a few hours, The Yondermann Café offers a warm, authentic welcome with every visit.