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Three Roofs Café in Castleton has been loved as a destination café by locals and visitors alike for many years, renowned for serving wonderful food and drink in the most fabulous location. Nestled in the heart of this pretty Peak District village, this is the perfect spot for a hearty breakfast to set you up for the day, a delicious lunch after a walk in the hills, or a leisurely afternoon coffee and cake. You can also enjoy a stay in this fabulous location in the Three Roofs Holiday Let. This stylish first floor apartment sleeps two people, making it the perfect place to stay for a romantic break or walking holiday.

About Three Roofs Café

A local institution, Three Roofs Café has always offered a warm welcome and freshly prepared food, made with care from the finest ingredients, locally sourced wherever possible.

You can choose to sit outside on the sunny patio and watch the world go by, with a view to the surrounding slopes of Mam Tor, Lose Hill and Win Hill, or enjoy the cosy café atmosphere inside.

Free WiFi is available.

Parking is available in the Short Stay car park opposite the café.

Three Roofs Café is dog-friendly – your four-legged friends will love resting their paws here after exploring in the nearby countryside. (Please note whilst dogs are more than welcome in the cafe, they are not allowed to stay in the apartment).

Three Roofs Café : Food

At Three Roofs Café you can choose from a selection of snacks and light meals served all day.

Delicious breakfasts are served until 12 noon, whether you want a light and healthy option or adecadent Full English Breakfast with all the trimmings. Vegetarian and vegan options are available.

All meats are are sourced from Hathersage Butchers and the free-range eggs come from a location just a few miles away from the café.

The All Day Menu features a great selection of homemade soups, roast meat sandwiches, freshly baked baguettes, tasty filled warm flatbreads and homemade specials daily. Gluten-free products are available, as are vegan and vegetarian choices.

Or if you’re looking for coffee and an indulgent dessert, try one of the home-made scones, layered sponges cakes, brownies, blondies or Bakewells to name a few – all freshly baked in the Three Roofs Café kitchen.

Accommodation

The first floor apartment at Three Roofs offers a mix of old and new, with crisp modern décor and furniture, along with original timber beams and sloped ceilings. The sky lights make the open plan lounge/kitchen area a bright, yet cosy space. There is a fitted kitchen with all essentials, breakfast bar seating, and flat screen TV, making it the perfect place to relax after a day exploring The Peak District National Park.

There is also a bright, comfortable double bedroom, with flat screen TV an en-suite bathroom, which has both a bath and shower.

Free WiFI is available.

There is also free parking available directly outside the apartment.

Sorry, no dogs allowed in the apartment.

Three Roofs Café : Location

Three Roofs Cafe is set in the heart of the wonderful Peak District village of Castleton, right opposite the Visitor Information Centre. Its picturesque location makes it a perfect stop for tourists, walking groups, cyclists, dog walkers and local residents.

Castleton has something for everyone. Surrounded by stunning scenery, there’s a wealth of independent shops on narrow lanes, lined with pretty stone cottages.

History enthusiasts will love walking among the ruins of one of England’s earliest Norman fortresses, Peveril Castle. A walk up to the castle, although quite steep, offers visitors the chance to admire the breathtaking views over the Hope Valley.

Adventurous types will love exploring the many cave systems surrounding Castleton, and the stunning show caverns in the village make a great day out, no matter the weather or time of year.

Castleton is located on the border of the gritstone Dark Peak and the limestone White Peak areas of the Peak District, and the typical features of both landscapes can be seen in the hills that surround the village on three sides.

Be sure to climb the Mother Hill, Mam Tor, while you’re in the area, or follow our very popular Castleton Circular Walk which starts and ends right opposite Three Roofs Café!