Top Cafes in Overseal, Derbyshire

Took my dad in his wheelchair for something to eat. Plenty of space available to negotiate other tables and once moved a chair out of the way. I was able to push him right up to the table so this made things much easier for him. As the food is all cooked fresh there was an expected delay between ordering and eating, which was no longer than expected and it's well worth the wait. The food was lovely and very filling

Couldn't recommend enough Two sausage babs and a cake big enough for two Amazing just under 13 quid quality ingredients lovely stuff

Visited on a Saturday morning (9.45ish) at the end of October. Was surprised to see quite a few people already there, as other places are usually a little quieter at this time!
Having eaten, I can fully understand why it is popular - we have found our new favourite local place for a cooked breakfast!
2 of us dined, and we opted for the Scottish breakfast and the Irish breakfast, as we've never the chance to try these ever before.
We cut bits up to share, so we both got to try the Scottish bits and the Irish bits, and my goodness they were good!
The Lorne sausage (Scottish) was quite dense, like a really good quality burger, the Irish sausage were delicious, the white pudding (Scottish) was creamy and peppery, the black pudding (Irish) was divine - crumbly textured, and a great flavour (supermarket black pudding has been ruined forever now!), the tattie scone (Scottish) and homemade potato cake (Irish) were amazing (and whilst in theory the same thing, had different textures and a slight difference in taste)
Everything else on the plate was also high quality - lovely eggs, the thickest bacon I have ever seen, great tomatoes and really nice baked beans. Beans and chopped tomatoes served in ramekins (perfect for those who don't like the juices touching). There were mushrooms on the Irish breakfast, but I would have liked more as I love mushrooms. No mushrooms on the Scottish breakfast, which were missed.
The Scottish breakfast came with some thick sliced white toast, and the Irish breakfast came with thick sliced soda bread. While the soda bread had a really nice flavour, it was a little bit dense for my tastes (first time having it, so not used to it!)
The meals were £13 each, which included a hot drink. We ordered a tea and a coffee. The coffee (americano) was served in a nice sized mug. The tea was served in a pot, which didn't dribble, and I had a cup and saucer to drink it from. Plenty of milk in the jug that accompanied the drinks.
The menu explains that breakfasts are cooked to order, so to allow about 20 minutes between ordering and being served. This gave us enough time to drink our drinks, and people watch. Some orders that came out looked very impressive, including the doorstop breakfast sandwiches, which were enormous!
While we there, a customer in a wheel chair arrived - there was a little issue in getting the wheelchair through, but another table tucked their chairs in and the customer was able to get through.
Plenty of staff serving, taking orders and cleaning up.
If I could give more than 5 stars, I would!!

Needed a catch up with a friend and this was the place we picked for breakfast!
It's inside toons but not hard to find just enter and head left, you'll work out the rest. Ample parking outside!
Easy wheelchair access also.
Staff were helpful but you have to go back to the counter for everything.
It got a little busy later and having to wait in the cue for another coffee and tea was a little poopy.
Food was pretty good but more than I usually pay, yet I'm out of area so not sure what the prices are like around here.
Toilets are nearby and kept clean.
All in all I'd pop by again if I was in the area.
Enjoy.