Reclamation Room - Menu

The food was delicious, and we were happy we went. The kids' meals were excellent, and the poached eggs were superb. We will definitely be coming back when we visit next time.

Tucked away in a back street in this Pennine village is this qwerky cafe which seems to provide an interesting menu of fresh 'lite bites ' try the Ploughman 's platter with a cold beer. Very good in deed.

Came for brunch, garlic mushrooms with cheese on toasted sourdough with a poached egg; very good, lovely crunch to the crust of the toast. Rarebit with poached egg, also on sourdough was also very well received. Tea was fair trade, loose leaf and good. I'll be back.

So the first time was for afternoon tea and it was absolutely brilliant! Proper sandwiches, tasty savouries followed by excellent cakes. However, the best bit was the scone and jam the raspberry jam here is fantastic! Went again yesterday for lunch and yet again, fabulous food.

The place is great, the coffee is amazing, up there with being the best in saddleworth. I mean you can see the coffee machine its next level, puts starbucks to shame. The selection of cakes is amazing especially if youre vegan or GF The staff are just lovely and best of all the food is amazing I recommend The Welsh Rarebit and ask for a side of chutney!

Called in for brunch/early lunch. No reservation on a Sunday. Sat on the sofas and then forgotten about. They were busy though. When we did get served the food and drinks came promptly and was very very tasty. Love the look and feel of this place. Dog and child friendly. Had to get cake for take out. Also very good. Would recommend, just don't sit on the sofa.

Such a great cafe! Super relaxed vibe in a big airy room filled with interesting reclaimed furniture and lovely lighting. The cakes are mammoth and truly delicious. The scones are best you’ll ever taste. Healthy delicious salads, soups and sandwiches there’s plenty of choice. The staff are delightful, nothing is too much trouble. Highly recommended. Oh and it’s very dog friendly too!

Located in a hidden back street in Uppermill, a popular tourist town known for its walking trails, this restaurant appears to have once been an old workshop, hall, or school. The quirky establishment has a warm and inviting atmosphere, with a rustic feel of wood and iron craftsmanship. It is a spacious venue that serves as a social hub for the local community, with groups of young mothers and ladies who lunch gathering during our visit. In addition to the wonderful atmosphere, the food is also noteworthy. We enjoyed a delicious meal of homemade soup, panini, and salad, followed by a tasty coffee cake. Overall, a great place to dine with excellent home-cooked food.

This review is about one visit, as a vegan for breakfast. I will definitely return to try other menu options and then write a fuller review. The vegan breakfast was served on a side plate which for bigger appetites might be disappointing. small but However they’ve used really good quality, more expensive ingredients than are commonly used. I couldn’t quite finish it and you could always ask for an extra sausage or more toast. I think they could have made it look bigger by using a dinner plate. The only thing I would add is that several components of the meal had added flavours. So the mushrooms were herby, the excellent beans were delicious with a strong tomato and onion base that wouldn’t b...