Sitting a whopping 1,670 feet above sea level, this Cheshire tea room boasts simply stunning views while you enjoy a cup of fresh-brewed tea or a slice of home-made cake. The Peak View Tea Rooms sits just beneath Shining Tor - the highest point in Cheshire - and is known for boasting some of the best views in the north west.
Based on the Buxton Road, just outside Macclesfield, the café overlooks the sweeping Cheshire plain with a wealth of outdoor seating to take in the scenery. The self-proclaimed 'highest tea room in England' offers astounding views across the Peaks for those enjoying a day out.
The original tea room was built in 1956 and named The Moorland Café before it was renamed Dish & Spoon. In the 1980s it was bought under new ownership and called the Shining Tor restaurant. Now under the name of The Peak View Tea Rooms - it's always been a place for people to enjoy food with stunning scenery, reports CheshireLive.
