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At the top of Alderly Edge you will find this cafe. It is located at the start of the woodland foot paths where you can find old copper mines and tales of the wizard.

Pedestrian street with many good cafes

just watch out for cars not look both ways!

Velo Edge is a great coffee shop/bike mechanic in Alderney Edge!

best view

Fabulous little coffee shop on South Street, not on the busy main road, with a lovely outdoor area. The coffee, provided by Kickback, is expertly prepared by the lovely owner, Anna, and the soup, sandwiches and cakes are to die for!!

Just off from the main path is a hidden rocky outcrop with lovely views.

Very cute cafe! Starting to host monthly cycles

Nice cafe, happy to accept muddy boots or muddy riders

Nice new coffee shop who serve kickback coffee. Happy to serve muddy cyclists and walkers.

A village in Cheshire with big houses, great cafes and cobbled climbs.

Allegedly, Stormy Point used to be the site of the biggest (modern) witch coven in England. Also the main setting for Alan Garner's fantasy books Weirdstone of Brinsigamon and The Moon of Gomrath.

The Wishing Well is one nine suspected wells found on The Edge. It is situated beneath a rock that creates a flow of water into a trough set into the ground beloiw. It's a great place for the pups to quench their thirst!

Stormy Point is a rocky outcrop providing a fantastic viewpoint overlooking the north-eastern slopes of Alderley Edge. The viewpoint makes a great place to sit and catch your breath whilst enjoying breathtaking views across to the Pennines.

Druid's Circle dates back to the 18th century and comprises of a series of sandstone blocks that were built as a folly. The circle is situated in the woods between Stormy Point and the Beacon.

Wizard's Well is a hidden gem and a local legend of Alderley Edge. There are many varying stories of the happenings at Wizard's Well but one suggests that a band of warriors lie sleeping in the chamber and only arise in times of trouble to save their country. Make sure to look closely at the rock itself to come face to face with the wizard!

Enjoy terrific views toward Manchester and to the hills of Cheshire's Peak District from 'The Edge', a dramatic red sandstone escarpment standing tall in the Cheshire Plains.

Have a refreshing beverage or a bite to eat at this quaint and cosy cafe in the National Trust area of Alderley Edge. It's a true treasure of an eatery with a really welcoming vibe.

A beautifully presented brick built, multi-room Victorian pub on the south side of town. The tenancy its lovingly run by Paul and Paula Johnson. A proper pub with real fires, small unobtrusive TVs and a classic soundtrack from the 60's, 70's & the 80's. There isn't a pool table nor slot machines.. 4 beer wickets serving Unicorn and a rotation Brakspear Bitter, Marstons EPA and Lancaster Bomber then various guests Good value, freshly cooked food served lunchtime, evenings and weekends

Nice menu and food.