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Café Corner


Cooked Breakfast


This month our Market Café food comes from the Farmers Feast at Bakewell. The café and bar, is a hub of activity on auction days, 3 days a week. As it’s the last market café in Derbyshire, the Nuttall family are proud to have provided hearty food for 17 years. Their motto is “If you come out hungry, it's your own fault!”


Margaret & Martin


Farmers Feast Café Bakewell Livestock Centre


Ingredients are supplied by local farmers and much of the meat will have come through the auction.


Here they showcase the most popular item on the menu. The Cooked Breakfast!


Serve bacon, sausage, baked beans, black pudding, fried mushrooms and a fried egg with tomatoes, hashbrown and fried bread.


Washed down with a mug of hot tea!


TRY IT OUT & post your results on our Facebook or Twitter page using the hashtag: #CafeCorner


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